Andrew Pierce talks to Robert Barnstone from the Stop Heathrow Expansion campaign about the courts blocking a third runway, a humanist on whether religious people live longer, and a vegan mum on cooking for your vegan offspring.

Andrew Pierce talks to hygiene expert Professor Lisa Ackerley about the steps to take if coronavirus starts to spread through British schools, speaks to Labour's Ivor Caplin about Boris's defence plans. Plus, the weird new world of hi-tech toys... designed for your dog

Andrew Pierce talks to Toby Young about recent reports that far-right activist Tommy Robinson is to join his Free Speech Union, speaks to a lawyer representing Harvey Weinstein's victims about what's going to happen next. Plus, ex-Eurovision star Alex Larke talks about this year's changes to the contest.

Andrew Pierce talks to Lord Archer about the soaring expenses claims in the House of Lords (and who is to blame), speaks to Princess Diana's dressmaker about the new trend to make do and mend. Plus, Andrew speaks to a journalist on the ground as Austria battles to stop coronavirus spreading from Italy.

The best of the Daily Show this week: Andrew Pierce talks to presenter Jenni Murray about her list of 50 things every woman should have done by age 50, and interviews a middle-aged woman who has sex every single day without fail. Plus, a barrister puts forward her view that Caroline Flack should not have been on trial for assault in the first place.

Andrew Pierce talks to Labour peer, Lord Adonis on the civil war in the Labour party, questions the wisdom of banning the National Trust Easter egg hunt, and meets the woman whose husband can't keep up with her libido

Andrew Pierce talks to barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman on whether Caroline Flack's domestic violence case should have gone ahead, and asks whether Oxford University should really be removing Homer from its courses to promote diversity. Plus, Jenni Murray of Women's Hour discusses her list of 50 things to do by age 50, from changing a tyre to finding a financial advisor.

Andrew Pierce talks to royal expert Ingrid Seward about the detail which meant the Queen couldn't let Meghan's 'Sussex Royal' brand survive, talks to a campaigner who believes vegans need their own food shelf at workplaces. Plus, is Britain about to go cashless (and would that be a bad thing)?

Andrew Pierce talks to government advisor Stewart Jackson on the scandal of Dominic Cummings's super-recogniser, speaks with Amelia Womack of the Green Party about floods, global warming and Extinction Rebellion. Plus, a headteacher who has a tick-list of 50 things for little girls to do before they're age 5.

Andrew Pierce talks to the Daily Mail's Sarah Vine on why the media is being blamed for the Caroline Flack tragedy, meets the 'super-recogniser' cop who remembers every face he sees, and 'hypno-birthing': is there anything to it?