Peter Allen's Good Week Bad Week panel Tim Stanley, Emma Bullimore &Susie Boniface deliver their verdict on use of the word 'fat', Joe Biden, Extinction Rebellion and Lord Sugar

Peter Allen's Good Week Bad Week panel Elf Lyons, Emma Woolf and Mark Littlewood give their verdict on Donald Trump's election campaign, topless sunbathing, Messi and cities.

On Peter Allen’s Good Week Bad Week, he and his panel discuss the international response to the Beirut explosion, and also the Prime Minister’s promise to get schools back open in September, the Treasury’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, the suggestion that next year’s school exams should be scrapped, what to do about migrants crossing the English Channel on small boats, the BBC’s apology for using the N-word in news reports, and sponsored runs. Peter’s guests are Emily Wilson, Editor of the New Scientist magazine; George Parker, Political Editor of the Financial Times; and Susie Boniface, Fleet Street Fox columnist at the Daily Mirror.

On Peter Allen’s Good Week Bad Week, he and his panel discuss the latest coronavirus measures, but also the future for Meghan and Harry, how best Britain should deal with China and Donald Trump, and whether the BAFTAs and sporting events are actually better without a live audience? Peter’s guests are comedian, writer and disability advocate Georgie Morrell; Kevin Maguire - Associate Editor of the Daily Mirror; and Sunday Express Editor, Mick Booker.

Peter Allen's Good Week Bad Week panel Wanda Wyporska, Esther Rantzen, and Amelia Hadfield deliver their verdict on quarantine for travellers from Spain, Jeff Bezos, sexist insults and leadership.

Emily Watson, Liam Halligan and Susie Boniface give their verdict on angry debates, gender identity, the UK economy and James Bond in Good Week Bad Week.

Peter Allen's Good Week Bad Week panel Tim Stanley, Keon West and Vivienne Parry give their verdict on UK protests, Hong Kong, and the Mogg Conga.

Rick Edwards' Good Week Bad Week with Aditya Chakrabortty, Alex Deane and Amelia Hadfield tackling political U turns, Prince Charles, universities and Joe Biden in a look back at the last seven days' news.