Rachel Johnson shares witty insights from her week, highlighting the nuances of modern life. James Heale dissects the significance of Labour peer Lord Alli amid financial controversies. Paul Wood provocatively questions whether Israel is pulling America into a deeper conflict with Iran. Rowan Pelling reviews 'Want: Sexual Fantasies,' reflecting on changing perceptions of women’s desires over decades. Graeme Thomson explores the ethical implications of releasing music posthumously, delving into authenticity and artist intent.

Rowan Pelling, an acclaimed editor and former writer for The Erotic Review, joins the discussion on how the BBFC navigates sexual content classification. She dives into shifting public attitudes towards sex on screen, influenced by movements like #MeToo. The conversation explores controversial scenes from shows like 'Girls', the evolving standards from historical perspectives, and the importance of context in ratings. Pelling also highlights educational initiatives addressing online pornography for youth, advocating for informed discussions around sexuality.