This Might Be The News

Rory and Sophie succeed in tracking down a genuine Tory to discuss the Conservatives manifesto with. The team then tries to help Prince Harry with a right royal problem. Download here.

Rory is joined by Sophie and Paul to look back on a turbulent week for Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party, with a review of the party's leaked manifesto. The TaskForce team then tries to tackle the imminent cyber attack facing the world.

This Might Be The News returns with a look at this week's French presidential elections. The team then goes about planning Prince Philip's retirement party.

The This Might Be The News team takes a break from tackling the bigger, political issues this week and instead reflects on the Kendall Jenner Pepsi ad controversy. Rory then gets a call from Hollywood exec Bob Lighting, who needs some help with the writers’ strike.

Brexit is in full swing this week as Theresa May has finally triggered Article 50. Rory is joined by James and Lauren to find out what this all means. The team then tries to help Al Gore fix the environment. Nice and simple, then.

Rory heads to the President's home town, New York, for a fact-finding mission on Trump.

Rory, Paul and Sophie are reunited this week and get straight down to business by looking at Nicola Sturgeon's indyref2 proposal. Rory then gets a call from a jubilant George Osborne who needs help planning his first issue of the Evening Standard.

Sophie takes over hosting this week and is joined by Paul and Elliot to pick apart this week's Budget announcement.

This week, Rory is joined by Will and Robbie to discuss the relationship between Donald Trump's team and the Russian Government. After that, he gets a call from Sir Richard Branson asking for some help prepping for the end of the world.

Everyone's favourite internet troll, Piers Morgan, is the star of The Facts this week. The TaskForce team then tries to help Uber with its latest PR crisis - with some less than conventional solutions.. .