Everything you need to know ahead of the World Black Pudding Throwing Championships buff.ly/3TgZtvf

This'll make your day. Also - that stall is blinking marvellous. Just saying.

2024 official world Black pudding throwing champion ,Harry Ogden from Salford Manchester News MEN SWNS Leeds #champion

Great opportunity here

Perfect timing for my delayed train. Fabulous so far - you’ll not be disappointed. Dive into the madness….

The first of our new series with Ben Ansell, looking at the biggest issues with fresh eyes. Trust me - it's half an hour well spent. Expertly produced in Salford by Ravi Naik 📻📝

So much to learn in here about how some horses are bought and sold....

This will be a cracker.

Such a lovely story. Go on - cheer yourself up!

Just fabulous to hear about children getting new experiences with YHA England & Wales These kids have been getting their first chance to build a den, paint a picture of a hill, even do some hostel gardening. Really simple stuff that many take for granted.

The first of the Reith lectures is out today BBC Radio 4. You'll hear a compelling argument from the brilliant, warm and witty Gwen Adshead, and you'll hear the most incredible human reactions from our London audience. Expertly produced by 吃个鱼呗 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Had a sneak preview. It’s a cracker!

A pleasure to work on this most thoughtful series. HMP Grendon prisoners asking questions about violence, and considering it in relation to their own offences.

Working on this series has been SUCH an eye opener. I find myself thinking about aspects of it every time some terrible violent act is talked about. It reframes the way you think about things, and of course, that's exactly what a BBC Radio 4 #Reith lecture is designed to do.

Man who will soon be stand in Archbishop of Canterbury facing calls to resign. Investigation by ⁦Aleem Maqbool⁩ and me for File on 4. Big thank you to our brave contributors. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Tomorrow morning BBC Radio 4 at 11am. In three parts. It was really interesting making this for BBC Sounds and Radio 4. All angles covered hopefully. I hope you find it interesting.

"Shut up Heather!" It was a privilege and great fun to interview Lisanne Falk aka Heather McNamara for BBC World Service Witness History! Listen now👇 bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

Here's our celebration of the new Manchester night bus, and the romanticism of bus travel. 28 mins of joy, thanks to Vicky Farncombe and Ian Burke bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…