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Are Xand’s ankles okay...and will they ever forgive him? 👠

Chris and Xand talk (and walk) through the science of foot health with Professor Anthony Redmond.

What’s Up Docs? | Listen on BBC Sounds

How did out-of-this-world metals end up on the dress of Betty Hill, witness to the original UFO case? 👽🪐

Join the investigation, as the Uncanny team ask: could American couple Betty and Barney Hill really have seen something extraterrestrial in the Appalachian mountains? Or could this all be to do with fertiliser poisoning a picnic?

Uncanny Cold Cases | Listen on BBC Sounds and Watch on YouTube

🚨SPOILER!🚨 George’s attacker drops into the Archers Podcast!

In this week’s episode, Emma Freud is joined by scriptwriter Tim Stimpson, Helen Longworth who plays Hannah Riley, and Dave Payne, the mastermind behind George’s attack. A surprise guest visits them too.

The Archers Podcast | Listen on BBC Sounds

The chaos before A-Z...

The first alphabetised dictionary conversation - as imagined by Ian 😅

Ian Smith Is Stressed | Listen on BBC Sounds

We have arrived at Hay Festival! 📚🎙️
 
#HayFestival #HayFestival2026 #BookToScreen

This week on #UncannyColdCases we investigate a really bizarre potentially paranormal entity - think Victorian London Freddy Krueger! 😱
 
Jump in to our investigation of Spring-Heeled Jack, a seemingly supernatural, violent prankster witnessed by dozens of Londoners. What secrets still remain in this unsolved case?!!
 
Uncanny Cold Cases | Listen on BBC Sounds and watch on YouTube

£10,000 could get you a lot 😂

Hasan Al-Habib tells Frank Skinner about the feedback he got from his first gig.

One Person Found This Helpful | Listen on BBC Sounds

Do your plastic containers stain easily?

Greg discusses what might be getting into your food in the latest episode.

Sliced Bread | Listen on BBC Sounds

“Don’t panic about it.”

Kenton Jarvis, easyJet CEO, says the budget airline has ‘seen no issues’ amid jet fuel shortages due to the Iran war, and tells customers not to worry about summer holidays being cancelled.

Today programme | Listen on BBC Sounds

“If I felt that the prime minister was going to change... I would’ve been happy, more than happy, to stay doing the job that I loved.”

In his first broadcast interview since resigning as health secretary, Wes Streeting talks about *that* 16-minute meeting with Sir Keir Starmer.

Political Thinking | Listen on BBC Sounds

What happens when one half of Groove Armada becomes a farmer?

Andy Cato sold the rights to his back catalogue to pursue a career in agriculture and champion regenerative farming methods. Find out what happened next on this week’s edition of ‘Radical’

Radical | Listen on BBC Sounds

“It felt like a punk song to me.”

Tune into The Verb this Sunday from 5pm as Daljit Nagra analyses the poem ‘London’ by William Blake.

The Verb | Listen on BBC Sounds