One man's mission to raise awareness of the condition that killed his wife, a mother offers people whose lives have been saved by organ donors the chance to say thank you, and a couple who staying married after the husband became a woman.

Andrew Pierce talks to ex-Labour MP Nic Dakin, who lost his Scunthorpe seat, talks to consumer expert Helen Dewdney on the Whirlpool washing machine recall, and wonders why so many British people are aiming to do Dry January.

Andrew Pierce talks to Nigel Farage the day after his momentous decision to stand down Brexit Party candidates in hundreds of Tory-held seats.

Andrew Pierce talks to Labour donor John Mills about how the party can reinvent itself to survive, talks about Caroline Flack's exit from Love Island, and talks to a doctor about what it's like to work Christmas day.

The school that banned Christmas cards, Paul McCartney releases a Christmas album... just for his family, and why giant christmas trees, over 9ft tall are becoming more popular

Andrew Pierce talks to Lord Adonis on how Labour can move on from its election disaster, meets Professor Tim Bale who believes Labour won't even come back in 2024, and discusses with etiquette expert William Hanson which comes first... tea or milk?

Andrew Pierce talks to Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay on Boris's stunning landslide victory, ex-Labour MP John Woodcock on what went wrong (and how much Corbyn is to blame), and speaks to zoologist Sasha Norris on the return of red squirrels.

Andrew Pierce talks to David Davis about why Boris should have done a deal with the Brexit Party, Sir Vince Cable on Jo Swinson's disappointing campaign, and politicians from every major party in our election special.

Andrew Pierce talks to former Downing Street strategist Chris Wilkins about Boris's fridge episode, discusses a rather alarming poll with YouGov's Chris Curtis, and discusses how much money Mariah Carey is making as Christmas rolls around.

Andrew Pierce talks to former Labour Defence Minister Ivor Caplin about John Ashworth's anti-Corbyn outburst, talks to Professor Tim Luckhurst about whether the BBC licence fee should be scrapped, and meets Michael Herz, whose wife was killed by a rare illness weeks after marrying him