With the EU referendum fast approaching it has been pointed out that women's voices have been drowned out in comparison to male opinions on the issue. To discuss this, Colin is joined by freelance journalist Olivia Marks. First Broadcast: 11/06/16

The Austrian right-wing political party FPO are contesting the results of the latest Presidential election, after Alexander Van der Bellen was sworn into office with a majority of less than 1%. To find out about what's going on in Austria right now, Colin is joined by Heather Grabbe, Director of the Open Society European Policy Institute. First Broadcast: 11/06/16

Kam Gill from the TUC joins Matthew Cook to talk about the recent ridiculing by the TUC's General Secretary, Frances O'Grady, of senior brexit campaigners claiming to represent working people. First Broadcast: 04/06/16

With the EU referendum fast approaching, both sides of the debate are becoming increasingly more vocal, trying to persuade voters to join their side. Matthew Cook, talked to Charlie Cooper, Whitehall Correspondent for The Independent earlier to find out the latest. First Broadcast: 04/06/16

Next week the communications data bill or "snoopers charter" will be debated in the house of commons, even after many concerns by the intelligence and security committee and backbenchers from all three major parties. To discuss this bill and its implications, Colin is joined by Daniel Nesbitt from Big Brother Watch. First Broadcast: 04/06/16

Last night saw the brexit debate with Michael Gove. During the debate a question by Andrew Carnegie, a small business man sparked a social media frenzy. To discuss the debate and whats happened since, Colin is joined by Andrew Carnegie. First Broadcast: 04/06/16

Research from the ONS and jobsite, Indeed, shows that the UK is the number 1 place in Europe that people from other parts of Europe are looking for work. To help find out what that means for people in the UK Rita Lobo talks to Mariano Mamertino, from Indeed to discuss the research. First Broadcast: 28/05/16

With less then a month to go before the UK votes on their status within Europe Matthew Cook looks to find out the latest news. Chris Carter from the Get Britain Out campaign joins Matthew in the studio to get his take on the current state of the campaign. First Broadcast: 28/05/16

Plans have been announced to scrap the bursary for students on health degrees causing many to question if this is a good idea. Unison have conducted research showing how this will ultimately lead to around 2000 less people a year studying to become health professionals costing the NHS more in the long run. Fiona Norman spoke to Gail Adams from unison about what this means. First Broadcast: 28/05/16

Dorothy Sang from Save The Children joins Fiona Norman to talk about what is expected to come in the next few months regarding the migrant crisis. With winter behind us, many more migrants are expected to be attempting to come over to Europe, but is it really safer now in the Summer months. First Broadcast: 28/05/16