The charity Independent Age is urging the government to allow EU workers to remain in the country after Brexit, saying the strain caused by losing 80,000 EU workers would be a huge burden on the care industry. Sara Macham spoke with Simon Bottery, director of policy at Independent Age, to discuss the work they do and why we need these workers. First broadcast: 24/09/16

A debate is taking place in London to discuss how people living away from their own countries are using technology to drive business back to their home market. To discuss how businesses are increasingly transcending national borders, economist Vicky Pryce joins Colin in the studio. First broadcast: 24/09/16

Colin is joined by Martin Cottingham, head of communications at Islamic Relief UK, to discuss the recent ceasefire in Syria and its rapid breakdown after an airstrike was launched from eastern Aleppo. First broadcast: 24/09/16

Colin is joined in by Ed Rennie from Labour Future and Greg Dash from the Young Fabians to discuss the Labour conference and Jeremy Corbyn's victory in the leadership contest. First broadcast: 24/09/16

A report by the Young Women's Trust, "No Country for Young Women", reveals some alarming problems faced by people aged 18-30. To discuss the report Colin is joined by Dr Carole Easton, CEO of the Young Women's Trust. First broadcast: 24/09/16

This week saw the publication of the Boundary Commissions proposed constituency boundary reforms, outlining significant changes to size and shape of parliamentary constituencies across the UK. Many labour MP's have criticised the proposals, accusing the conservatives of using the reforms to their own advantage. Do discuss this proposal, Rita is joined by Lord Rennard, co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group. First broadcast: 17/09/16

A new neighbourhood planning bill that included plans to privatise the land registry bill, which is a public registry showing property owners in England and Wales. The plan has been dropped from the bill after receiving heavy opposition and to talk to Colin about why this is a good thing, he is joined by former leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett. First broadcast: 17/09/16

This week Theresa May, approved the plans for a nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point, despite the large amount of concerns being raised. To find out about the potential problems and why this is so controversial, Colin is joined by deputy editor at Utility Week. First broadcast: 17/09/16

After the news that Hillary Clinton was recently diagnosed with Pneumonia, many people are worried about the health of a potential president of the USA. To look into this latest development Robert Double is joined by Stephanie Boland from the new statesman, to discuss the implications this has for the democratic nominee. First broadcast: 17/09/16

Colin is joined by Ed Dorrell, Deputy Editor at the TES, and by Peter Prior, Chairman of Excellent Education for Everyone, to discuss the recent announcement by Theresa May to allow all schools in England to become grammar schools. First broadcast