Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4

Ian Smith, Lucy Porter, Hugo Rifkind, and Zoe Lyons join Andy Zaltzman to discuss the state of schools, the resilience of a reshuffle, and the rising cost of vet bills. They also touch on controversial practices of sewage companies, Gillian Keegan's hot mic moment, and the recent Labour Party shuffle.

Discussion on cabinet reshuffle, controversial campaign to jail everyone in Britain, Lawrence Fox libel case, GB News' two-year anniversary, bullet-catching magic trick, introducing 'Inside the Bubble, Pissing Out' podcast.

Catherine Bohart, a sought-after comedian, discusses big stories of the week with journalist James Ball and roving correspondent Sunil Patel. They cover topics such as the offside rule in football, the death of Yevgeny Pragosian, and Trump's legal situation. They also explore the consequences of Trump's actions and the cult of personality in the Republican Party. Lastly, they discuss the controversy surrounding Hunter Biden's laptop and the perception of Joe Biden's presidency.

Ria Lina leads a team of international comics to discuss news stories from around the world. Topics include climate change, religious involvement in policies, conflicting loyalties in the Women's World Cup, tourist faux pas, and humorous anecdotes.

Dom Joly Breaks the News is a satirical podcast where Dom Joly offers his mischievously surreal take on the week's headlines. Topics include a surprising call from President Macron, cleaning the seas and making money, humorous conversations with Alexa, Brighton Pride aftermath and Chinese zoo investigation, animals, refugees, and Taylor Swift tickets, and a discussion about location, Gwyneth Paltrow, and the mechanism of celebrity.

Rhys James and his guests discuss topics like the impact of Rishi Sunak's tax increase on alcohol, gender stereotypes, the lack of recognition for women's football, and the unresolved issue of greater funding for schools. They also talk about Donald Trump's indictment, Rishi Sunak's stand against anti-car legislation, the methods and effectiveness of 'Just Stop Oil' protest, and the potential impact of technology and automation on jobs and industries.

Rachel Parris hosts The Newsmakers with guests Rosie Holt, Sam Pamphilion, Michael Spicer, Bilal Zafar, and Nim Odedra. They discuss Nigel Farage's influence, conservative voter strategies, cinema ticket sales, NFTs, and orcas attacking boats.

Discussion on recent by-election results and Count Binface's campaign, interview with a member of the Liberal Democrats, speaker's personal story of bank account closure, and Jay Blades from 'The Repair Shop' restoring the UK coastline.

The penultimate episode of the current series.

What did Humza Yousaf and King Charles really say to each other when they met in Edinburgh? What is Sir Kier Starmer’s secret plan for after the election, and who first coined the word Aardvark? Answers to these questions and so much more.This episode was written by: Nev Fountain & Tom Jamieson, Laurence Howarth, Ed Amsden & Tom Coles, Edward Tew, Robert Darke, Joe Topping, Sophie Dickson, Sarah Campbell, Peter Tellouche, and Toussaint Douglass.Produced and created by Bill Dare Production Co-ordinator: Dan Marchini