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Boris Barometer: Your views on the UK's new PM

5 Live callers react to Boris Johnson becoming the next prime minister.

• 42 mins

A tale of two speeches: May out, Johnson in

Theresa May gives her last speech as prime minister before Boris Johnson gives his first.

• 24 mins

Boris Johnson: First Commons address and MP reaction

Boris Johnson makes his first speech as prime minister in the Commons and MPs respond.

• 62 mins

A scorching week in politics

Adrian Chiles and guests chew over a dramatic week in politics.

• 47 mins

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½less World Cup: Cardiff 2019

Nihal Arthanayake speaks to the players and organisers, including actor Michael Sheen.

• 49 mins

UK hit by major power cut: Your stories

Stephen Nolan talks to some of those affected by a major power cut.

• 29 mins

The Children of the Troubles

5 Live's Tony Livesey speaks to people who lived through the violence as children.

• 27 mins

Bury expelled from EFL: Your reaction

Sarah Brett hears immediate reaction from fans and local MPs.

• 42 mins

Parliament suspension: Are you outraged or ecstatic?

PM Boris Johnson has asked the Queen to suspend Parliament. 5 Live listeners react.

• 30 mins

Boris Johnson's first PMQs

Boris Johnson clashes with Jeremy Corbyn over Brexit and the possibility of an election.

• 50 mins

Stories of Love and Separation

What is it like to be apart from someone you love? We hear three very different stories.

• 35 mins

Behind the Supreme Court - with Baroness Hale

What happens in the Supreme Court? Emma Barnett met its president, Baroness Hale.

• 24 mins

Gareth Thomas: ‘A journalist told my parents I was HIV positive’

Former rugby player Gareth Thomas reveals how his parents found out he was HIV positive.

• 13 mins

Thomas Cook: Your questions answered

Travel expert Simon Calder and personal finance expert Martin Lewis answer your questions

• 46 mins

Where did Brexit go wrong?

Theresa May’s former Chief of Staff Gavin Barwell on why she failed to deliver Brexit.

• 26 mins

Should vaccinations be compulsory for schoolchildren?

Should no jabs equal no school? Rachel Burden hears from experts and callers.

• 45 mins

Why was MP Stella Creasy targeted by anti-abortion ads?

MP Stella Creasy talks about being the target of an anti-abortion advertising campaign.

• 21 mins

Emma Barnett meets John Humphrys

After 32 years at Today, John Humphrys stepped away from the microphone

• 24 mins

The UK villages feeling the impact of climate change

Fairbourne and Happisburgh, the UK villages feeling the impact of climate change.

• 14 mins

Killer in the Congregation

Ben Field seemed kind to the villagers of Maids Moreton. The truth was far more sinister.

• 55 mins

Northern Ireland abortion law change: Two opposing views

As abortion becomes legal, we hear from a pro-choice and an anti-abortion campaigner.

• 33 mins

Fertility treatment: Is there enough workplace support?

Juggling work and fertility treatment can be difficult - callers share their experiences.

• 44 mins

What strategies might we see in the 2019 election?

We ask four strategists for their predictions on what we might see on the campaign trail.

• 21 mins

Modern Slavery: Sanu’s Story

A victim of modern slavery explains how he was forced to work 7 days a week for years.

• 49 mins

Prince Andrew & the Epstein Scandal: The Newsnight Interview

The Duke of York speaks for the first time about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

• 50 mins

Election 2019: Question Time Leaders Special

A special edition of Question Time with four of the political party leaders.

• 118 mins

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Election Debate

Nick Robinson chairs a debate with the seven major political parties of Great Britain.

• 88 mins

Thomas Gray, London Bridge Hero

Thomas Gray, London Bridge Hero

• 14 mins

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Prime Ministerial Debate

Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn face each other in the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½'s Prime Ministerial debate.

• 59 mins

What does Star Wars mean to you?

In a galaxy not so far away, we discuss how the films became part of our shared culture.

• 43 mins