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Join Kathryn, El, Miriam and Katie in their discussion on safe spaces in relation to a comedian who has refused to sign a 'behavioural agreement' before a gig.

Theresa May faces a vote of no confidence in the House of Commons tonight. There are your Wednesday night panellists' views.

Olly was joined by Alex, Callum and Matt on this week's Tuesday Show to discuss the issue of doping in sport. Also find out who came out on top in 'A game of 2 Halves', as Alex and Matt debated whether Andy Murray can win another Grand Slam. There was also time for a revamped version of 'A Quiz', with fierce competition from all panellists.

Grace, Rebecca and Selena discuss the festive season and three different Christmas fairs at Nottingham Contemporary, Old Market Square and Wollaton Park.

This week Freija, Celeste, Liam and Colin discuss the impact of social media on famous musical artists in the wake of Twitter controversy surrounding Beyonce and Ed Sheeran's performance at Global Citizen Festival in Johannesburg.

'The most beautiful project that shouldn't exist.'

This week I talk to Roxanne Ellis - Labour and Cooperative Councillor for  Gedling Borough Council about the issue of domestic violence.

Approximately two women a week were killed by their current or ex-partners in the six years between 2009 and 2015\. 'The Women's Quilt' has 598 squares each representing a woman killed by her partner.

Jeremy, Ally, Darina, Hillary and Sabrina discuss the news of a British backpacker going missing in New Zealand and the how is it for students to go backpacking alone? Catch the Pulse every weekday 5-6pm on urn1350.net.

Luwa, Sarah and Valentine discuss the salvation army and its homophobic views. Should religious charities still exist?

Ahead of the start of the 2018/19 academic year, the University of Nottingham expanded its number of places available places for new undergraduates by an additional 325 places. As the Pulse has learnt however, accommodation and the welfare support networks for these additional new students was not provided at the start of term, with many students forced to live out in local hotels or in private student housing until the new Beeston Hall was ready for use. Listen to our special investigation where we explore the reasons for these failures in student care and hear first hand experiences of how disruptive these problems have been for new students at the University of Nottingham.

Grace, Hayley and Selena discuss Nottingham New Theatre's production of 'Doctor Faustus'