This Might Be The News

Rory and Sophie are on holiday this week but still find time to check in on the biggest news stories of the week: Uber and Ryanair.

Rory is joined by James and Paul to discuss Hillary Clinton's new book 'What Happened'. The TaskForce team then gets a call from the University of York, asking for some help with words.

Rory and Sophie thrash out the facts about Wayne Rooney's arrest. The TaskForce team then offers some words of wisdom for Prince George for his first days at school.

This Might Be The News returns for a second series. Rory asks Alex and Nia to get him up to speed on how Jacob Rees-Mogg has become one of the favourites to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservatives. The team then tries to make university more appealing to potential students.

Rory, Lauren and James discuss the biggest stories of the week, including Donald Trump Jr and his ties with the Russian government. The team then tries to revamp Blue Peter for 2017.

Rory is joined by Will and Robbie to discuss the heightened nuclear threat from Kim Jong Un now that North Korea has successfully launched an ICBM. On a lighter note, they also chat about sex robots.

June 26 2017

The This Might Be The News team tackles the lighter topic of Glastonbury this week, looking at how Jeremy Corbyn became the festival’s star attraction. Rory then asks the TaskForce team to help him populate the next 10 planets.

Our favourite Tory, Alex Wheeler, joins Rory and Sophie to discuss the Grenfell Tower fire and Beyonce's new babies.

Rory is joined by Helen and James for a special edition of This Might Be The News, looking at the results of the UK's General Election.

Rory is joined by Lauren and Sophie to find out why President Trump pulled the USA out of the Paris Agreement. The TaskForce team then advises Joe Public on who to vote for in the General Election.