Anna, Fahidat and Abbie look back over the results of the May 2026 local elections that took place across England, Scotland and Wales.

They discuss the widespread wins for Reform and tough losses for Labour, as well as taking a closer look at results across Leeds.

LSR Sport and News Teams report on the Varsity 2026 competition between University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University.

Amelia interviews Eden Hills, the local Green candidate for Little London and Woodhouse.

They discuss women's safety around the university, drug legalisation and Eden's most crazy moments whilst campaigning.

Abbie takes you through all you need to know coming up to the Local Elections in Leeds on Thursday 7th May

Fahidat and Amelia discuss Timothee Chalamet's controversial comments on the antiquity of ballet and opera as art forms in the modern age.

Beth and Millie discuss the growing concerns surrounding Grok and AI in the current tech and social media environment.

They look over recent developments in government restrictions on Grok and debate whether the user or the chatbot is the real culprit.

Anna discusses the difficulties of navigating education and university with shortages of ADHD medication.

She outlines the history of ADHD diagnosis and the different types of medication available before engaging in the stigmas and trials surrounding the process of diagnosis.

Erin sits down with Dr R.J. Wade and Josh Sendall to discuss the latest exhibition that celebrates ten years of the Treasures of the Brotherton gallery.

They discuss reuniting the head to the body of a statue of Robert Louis Stevenson and outline the significance of the exhibition for the wider community.

Tawana comprehensively discusses the recent release of Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights" and compares it to Emily Bronte's novel and the 2011 Andrea Arnold adaptation.

Anna, Mollie and Islay sit down to round-up Leeds University Union's Women in Sport panel that spotlighted women that are shaping sport on the field, from the sideline and in research.

They discuss their interviews with Nat Panagarry, Abigail Hallam, Hannah Quinn and Linda Evans.