In this week's podcast we discuss plans to close 15 Sheffield GP surgeries and replace them with five hubs that have been strongly criticised.

We also chat about the Sheffield Half Marathon and plans for Mother’s Day.

In this week's podcast we discuss the culinary talents of Luke French, chef at JORO in Kelham Island, who has made it to the final of the BBC's Great British Menu.

We also talk about how the Russian invasion of Ukraine is having a knock on effect locally and is affecting petrol prices.

We also bring you all the latest developments with the city's two major football clubs - Wednesday and United.

For the latest podcast we discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine, including reaction from local politicians and Sheffield's unlikely links with a city in the Eastern European country.

Flooding and storm damage following torrential rainfall and high winds was also a hot topic.

We also talk about Sheffield Wednesday and United as they mount challenges for promotion.

In this week's podcast we talk about how Sheffield has once again missed out on a Michelin star. It is now six years since a restaurant in the city won a star.

It's not all doom and gloom though as five city eateries did make it onto the recommended list within the guide.

We also discuss the state of bus services in Sheffield - and whether a new elected mayor can bring in some positive changes in May.

Join the Star team as we talk about what made the news this week in Sheffield.

The Star is launching a new podcast called Behind the Headlines that aims to take you inside the newsroom.

Each episode a selection of our journalists will sit down to discuss the week’s most engaging stories that matter to the people of Sheffield.

Expect lively debate and discussion around some of the hot topics of the day.

In the first episode we discuss the inquiry into lockdown parties held at 10 Downing Street, and where this leaves Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

We also talk about some of the major cases that have been before the courts this week – and we have a look into the state of play at the city’s two biggest football clubs, Owls and the Blades.