As the UK gets its first ever minister for loneliness, Richard Suchet speaks to the Co-Chair of the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness. Plus a look at the possible return to the UK of the Bayeux tapestry. And, we preview Donald Trump's Fake News Awards.

Richard Suchet looks at the impact Carillion going under will have on small businesses. Plus, a look at the parents in California charged with torture. And a tribute to Dolores O'Riordan.

As Carillion goes into liquidation, Richard Suchet looks at the reasons why. Plus, could UKIP be about to get another new leader?  And, as Trump says he is the 'least racist person', we ask US voters if they agree.

As Trump cancels his visit to the UK, Richard Suchet speaks to our US correspondent to find out why. Plus a look at the crisis facing Carillion and a round up of Nick Ferrari's cyberbullying campaign.

As doctors write to the Prime Minister warning about A&E conditions, we go to the NHS' frontline. Plus, Richard Suchet speaks to the WWF to see if May's plans go far enough in the battle against plastic. And we look at Sadiq Khan's Brexit Impact study.

Richard Suchet looks at whether the army's new recruitment campaign is a mistake or a step forward. Plus, we hear from one of the women who signed an open letter against the #MeToo campaign. And who came out on top in the first PMQs of the  year?

As Toby Young resigns, Richard Suchet discusses whether you should be judged by what you've written in the past with Giles Coren and Jane Merrick. Plus, a look back at Theresa May's calamitous reshuffle and a look ahead to the Baftas.

As Theresa May reshuffles her cabinet, Richard Suchet looks at who's in and who's out. Plus, as a BBC journalist quits over pay inequality, we look at what laws are in place to stop the gender pay gap. And a look at LBC's new campaign; Nick Ferrari's ABC.

As a parole board allows the release of Jon Warboys, Richard Suchet gets all the details. Plus, as the new book Fire & Fury slams Trump's presidency, we look at the impact political books can have. And a closer look at the 'Latte Levy'.

As Tony Blair takes aim at the Labour party's stance on Brexit, Richard Suchet looks at whether Brexit can be reversed. Plus we talk to the NSPCC about why children struggle with social media. And it's Fat Cat Thursday, we see how it can be justified.