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With Rory away, Sophie takes the TMBTN hosting chair this week. The team looks into Kim Jong-un's big week and tries to come up with the next big Oscar winner.

The TMBTN team investigates the David Beckham email leaks and how to find The One in time for Valentine's Day.

James joins Rory for an extended edition of The Facts, looking back on President Trump's first two weeks in office and asking 'How's he doing so far?'

Rory is joined by James and Lauren for a debrief on Theresa May's Brexit speech and a look at the anti-Trump marches taking place around the world.

Rory is joined by Will and Robbie to discuss the rise of fake news and whether or not we should believe those Trump rumours. The Task Force squad then tries to sort of the London train strikes.

The Task Force teams starts planning Nigel Farage's new daily radio show. In The Facts, the team digs into the details of President-Elect Donald Trump's Inauguration Day.

Rory asks Cazz and James to help him work out why so many celebrities died this year. The Task Force team then tries to rebrand 2016.

Rory, Sophie, Paul and James take a break from the whole current affairs thing and dig into the truth about Christmas.

This week the team tries to find out what Populism is and what's causing it. The TaskForce team then gets a call from Jeremy Hunt, asking for some help with sexting. Stopping sexting that is - not helping him send one.

The TMBTN team digs into the Snoopers Charter and attempts to tackle 'the old people issue'.