BBC Newsnight Presenter & Broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire discusses her career journey in radio and television, her personal experience with breast cancer, and the importance of cancer screenings. She also reflects on participating in ITV's The Real Full Monty and shares her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The podcast discusses the Princess of Wales revealing her cancer diagnosis after abdominal surgery. It explores the support received, the decision to release a video statement, and the available treatment options. It also touches on candid conversations about cancer, reflection on vulnerability, political responses, and the power of practical support in cancer treatment.

Victoria Derbyshire, a BBC Newsnight presenter known for her incisive reporting, teams up with Andrew Harding, the BBC Paris correspondent, to discuss the harrowing Gisèle Pelicot trial. They unpack the shocking details of Pelicot's ordeal, where 51 men—including her ex-husband—were found guilty of abuse. The conversation dives into the emotional atmosphere in court and the complexities of consent highlighted by the case. Lastly, they explore Pelicot's emergence as a symbol of hope for women's justice globally, emphasizing the ongoing fight for systemic change.

In this insightful discussion, Clive Myrie, a seasoned BBC News correspondent, and Victoria Derbyshire, a determined BBC Newsnight presenter, delve into the heart of U.S. election day. They recount their experiences talking to voters in swing states and reflect on the polarized political climate, drawing parallels to the tumultuous 2000 election. Key issues like reproductive rights and immigration are addressed, while the unpredictability of election outcomes and the intricate dynamics of crucial states like Pennsylvania add depth to the conversation.

Victoria Derbyshire, Rachel Johnson, and Henry Zeffman discuss the government's indecision on HS2 and the upcoming general election. They also touch on early morning routines, the strategy of the Liberal Democrat Party, NHS waiting lists, and government policy changes.