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Nish Kumar examines the week's news in an extended version of the Radio 4 show, with comedians Angela Barnes, Andy Zaltzman, Catherine Bohart and Paul Sinha. This week they look at the WHO's advice on Coronavirus, the EU's stance on chlorinated chicken, the Labour leadership race, Trump's visit to India and the Court of Appeal's ruling on the third runway at Heathrow, Greta Thunberg's visit to Bristol and Feral chickens in Jersey (this is, amazingly, a genuine story) The show is produced by Sam Michell and it is a BBC Studios Production

Nish Kumar discusses the top stories from the week's news with comedians Desiree Burch, Sindhu Vee, Neil Delamere and journalist for The Times Danny Finkelstein. In this week's extended edition, the panel talk about the government's new immigration proposals, the floods hitting the UK, Michael Bloomberg entering the Democratic race, the resignation of "weirdo" adviser Andrew Sabisky from his adviser role at No. 10, and the Britons finally flying home from their cruise in Japan after the Coronavirus outbreak. Also expect chat about the environmental impact of overseas stag-dos, Harry and Meghan's impending royal departure, and how to treat vegans in the workplace. The producer is Gwyn Rhys Davies and it is a BBC Studios Production

An extended version of the News Quiz as Nish Kumar and his team of panellists unpick the week's news, including Boris Johnson's increased spending on infrastructure including a potential bridge from Scotland to Ireland, Trump weighing in on the Roger Stone case, the Irish election, Ofcom regulating social media and strange radio messages emanating from space - could there be life out there? Joining Nish to discuss this and other hot topics are comedians Kerry Godliman, Elis James, Fern Brady and Andy Zaltzman. The producer is Sam Michell. The News Quiz is a BBC Studios production.

Even more bits of news-wrangling in this extended edition of Friday's show. Andrew Maxwell, Zoe Lyons, Daily Telegraph journalist Michael Deacon and stand-up comedian Sophie Duker join Nish this week. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios Production

Extra bits swept up from the cutting room floor of last week's News Quiz featuring Andy Zaltzman, Geoff Norcott, Suzi Ruffell and Professor Anand Menon. Nish Kumar is host. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios Production

Nish and the team discuss the big stories from the week's news including Davos, Bezos, HS2, the Labour Leadership race, and emotional support animals. Joining him to discuss all these topics are comedians Kerry Godliman, Angela Barnes, Justin Moorhouse and journalist from The Spectator Isabel Hardman. The Producer is Sam Michell and the News Quiz Extra is a BBC Studios Production.

An extended satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Nish Kumar with Rosie Jones, Hugo Rifkind, Ahir Shah and Rachel Parris.

Nish is joined by Lucy Porter, Helen Lewis, Alun Cochrane and Mark Steel

An extended addition of our satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Nish Kumar. Joined this week by Sindhu Vee, Neil Delamere, Danny Finkelstein and Desiree Burch

Comedians Kerry Godliman, Fern Brady, Elis James and Andy Zaltzman join host Nish Kumar.

Nish is joined by comedians Kerry Godliman, Andy Zaltzman, Fern Brady and Elis James.

An extended edition of Friday's show. Andrew Maxwell, Zoe Lyons, Michael Deacon and Sophie Duker join Nish this week. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios Production

This week's Extra bits feature Nish Kumar, Andy Zaltzman, Geoff Norcott, Suzi Ruffell and Professor Anand Menon. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios Production

Nish is joined by Kerry Godliman, Angela Barnes, Justin Moorhouse and Isabel Hardman.

Nish is joined by Rachel Parris, Rosie Jones, Ahir Shah and journalist Hugo Rifkind.

This week the panel chat Iran, Harry and Meghan, the Labour Leadership Race and Gregg's

Nish is joined by Mark Steel, Hugo Rifkind, Sindhu Vee and US stand-up, Sara Barron. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios Production

This week, guest host Andy Zaltzman is joined by Angela Barnes, Zoe Lyons, Danny Finkelstein and Lloyd Langford. A do in Manchester and a deal in Brussels? Plus a genuinely hot topic of a bonus round from Doha. Writing team: Alice Fraser, Benjamin Partridge and Mike Shephard with additional material by Catherine Brinkworth and Alex Kealy. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios Production

Guest host Kiri Pritchard-McLean is joined by Hugo Rifkind, Neil Delamere, Kerry Godliman and Darren Harriott. Another Supremely busy week also featuring a postcard from the seaside and a rogue walrus. Writing team: Madeleine Brettingham, Jenny Laville, Katie Storey, Kat Sadler and Esyllt Sears. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Guest host Andrew Maxwell is joined by Lucy Porter, Helen Lewis, Lloyd Langford and Alun Cochrane. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Extended version of the topical panel show, featuring extra content

Extended edition of the satirical review of the week's news. Angela Barnes is in the chair this week, as we celebrate 100 series of the long-running satirical quiz. She is joined to chew over news stories big and small by Hugo Rifkind, Kerry Godliman, Simon Evans and Jessica Fostekew. Another quiet week in politics, which saw Boris Johnson lose first vote in Parliament, his majority, and his brother from his cabinet. Elsewhere, the Hong Kong protests rage on, Prince Harry takes a break from flying all over the world to lecture us on climate change, and a miniature horse takes flight. Producer: Gwyn Rhys Davies A BBC Studios Production

Extended edition of the satirical review of the week's news. Zoe Lyons is the first guest host in the chair for series 100 of the long-running satirical quiz. She is joined to chew over news stories big and small by Andy Hamilton, Katy Brand, Helen Lewis and Geoff Norcott. A quiet week to start the series as Parliament is prorogued, the Amazon is on fire and seagulls attack. Producer: Benjamin Sutton A BBC Studios Production

Extended edition of The News Quiz

Made for 4 Extra. Miles Jupp returns with an extended version of Friday's programme. In the week Theresa May resigned, Nigel Farage was covered in milkshake and bastions of Britishness British Steel and Jamie's Italian hit the skids. Guests this week are Frankie Boyle, Jen Brister, Helen Lewis and Mark Steel. Susan Rae reads the news. Produced by Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Extended edition of the satirical panel show looking back at the week's news in the week that Theresa May almost definitely agreed to step down as Prime Minister, Donald Trump declared a State of Emergency over Huawei and Alabama voted to outlaw abortion in almost every circumstance. The wonderfully salty Miles Jupp is joined by broadcaster Julia Hartley Brewer and comedians Fred Macaulay, Neil Delamere and Geoff Norcott. Caroline Nicholls reads the news. Produced by Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

A satirical look back at what's been happening in the news this week including stories about the EU Election, the birth of Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the fall in the number of GPs working in the UK and a missing piece of Stonehenge that has been returned after 60 years. Miles Jupp is joined by Bugler Andy Zaltzman, stand ups Desiree Burch Andrew Maxwell, and star of The Mash Report Rachel Parris. Alan Smith reads the news. Produced by Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Cabinet Leaks, Corbyn commits to staying non-commital, Camden Council bans Ice Cream Vans, and one of our panel gets really excited about 'spy animals'. It must be a Bank Holiday News Quiz Extra. Miles Jupp is joined for a ramble through the week's news with comedians Angela Barnes, Kerry Godliman, Kemah Bob, and Theresa May's former PR advisor Katie Perrior. Neil Sleat reads the news. Produced by Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Among the stories this week - a round up of the candidates announced so far in a crowded EU Election field; activist Greta Thunberg's visit to the UK in support of the Extinction Rebellion protests, the risk of spying as Chinese telecom company Huawei are invited to work on 5g provision in the UK; and we have a go at guessing all your passwords. Miles Jupp is joined by Mark Steel, comedians Ellie Taylor and Andy Zaltzman, and former advisor to Gordon Brown, Ayesha Hazarika. Alan Smith reads the news. Produced by Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

The fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral, the threat of a measles outbreak and the Extinction Rebellion protests are among the stories covered in this week's News Quiz Extra Host Miles Jupp is joined by Zoe Lyons, John Robins, Hugo Rifkind and Danielle Ward. Zeb Soanes reads the news. The chair's script was written by Madeleine Brettingham, Lucy Clarke and Laura Major, with additional material by Catherine Brinkworth, Kat Sadler and Esyllt Sears. Produced by Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

A satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Miles Jupp.

Made for 4 Extra. A satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Miles Jupp

Joining Miles Jupp this week are Neil Delamere, Hugo Rifkind, Jen Brister and Nish Kumar. This week we have a much needed chat about climate change and face the ugly truth about selfies. Writers: Laura Major, Benjamin Partridge and Mike Shephard, with additional material by Adele Cliff and Kat Sadler. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Joining Miles Jupp this week are Francis Wheen, Helen Lewis, Paul Sinha and Eleanor Tiernan. On the menu, a good old high street slump, a big monster fatberg-y lump and a stray snake. Writers: Laura Major, Robin Morgan and Benjamin Partridge with additional material by Tom Mayhew and Kat Sadler. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Joining Miles Jupp this week are Andy Hamilton, Katie Perrior, Danielle Ward and Phil Wang. Get ready for the tale of a lovestruck frog; and who’s got their Brexit boxes ready for no deal? Writers: Madeleine Brettingham, Robin Morgan and Max Davis, with additional material by Catherine Brinkworth and Esyllt Sears. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Joining Miles Jupp this week are Andy Hamilton, Katie Perrior, Danielle Ward and Phil Wang. Get ready for the tale of a lovestruck frog; and who’s got their Brexit boxes ready for no deal? Writers: Madeleine Brettingham, Robin Morgan and Max Davis, with additional material by Catherine Brinkworth and Esyllt Sears. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Joining Miles Jupp this week are Francis Wheen, Helen Lewis, Paul Sinha and Eleanor Tiernan. On the menu, a good old high street slump, a big monster fatberg-y lump and a stray snake. Writers: Laura Major, Robin Morgan and Benjamin Partridge with additional material by Tom Mayhew and Kat Sadler. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production

Miles Jupp returns with a new series of The News Quiz Extra. Hugo Rifkind, Andrew Maxwell, Simon Evans and Zoe Lyons are the guests hurtling and sashaying their way into a news-packed 2019. On this week's programme a lack of ferries and an abundance of sugar. Writers: Nick Doody, Jenny Laville and Benjamin Partridge with additional material by Simon Alcock, Catherine Brinkworth and Kat Sadler. Producer: Sarah Sharpe A BBC Studios Production