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Miles Jupp and Joe Lycett challenge Pippa Evans and Ian Smith to a game of Catchphrase! Jack Dee is in the umpire’s chair with the panel in Leeds. I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue | Listen on BBC Sounds

The story of America's ultimate Invisible Hand, the CIA. David Dimbleby tells the story of how in the middle of the 20th century one country – America – became a superpower and shaped the world around it. The History Podcast: Invisible Hands | Listen on BBC Sounds

"What is that going to leave society like when we've got...people who have no respect for other people's lives?" Calvin Buckley, whose pregnant partner Frankie Julia-Hough was killed by a dangerous driver, calls the early prisoner release plans 'a mockery of the justice system'. PM | Listen on BBC Sounds

Are you guilty of cheating on a quiz? 👀   Paul Sinha's Perfect Pub Quiz | Listen on BBC Sounds

Now that's an impressive card trick 🤯🃏   Matthew Pomeroy and Gabriella Lester amaze Samira Ahmed with a card trick.   Front Row | Listen on BBC Sounds

President Trump has signed a new executive order aimed at limiting the number of vaccines recommended for children. Speaking to reporters, Trump compared the size of vaccine doses to bottles of soda. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. later claimed that children in the US receive 94 vaccine doses. But do the figures add up? Lizzy McNeill examines the claims and looks at what the data really shows. More or Less | Listen on BBC Sounds

Why is it so hard to relax? We are all aware that relaxation has an importance in our lives, when things get too much we book holidays and time off work. But what does it actually mean to relax and are the activities we chose actually allowing us to escape our stresses? To help answer these questions, the Doctors are joined by philosopher and journalist Dr Julian Baggini. What's Up Docs? | Listen on BBC Sounds

Councils will get more powers to block vape shops, as Prime Minister Andy Burnham says town centres have been 'hollowed out' by decades of decline.   John Dunne from the UK Vaping Industry Association says the plans risk 'punishing legitimate businesses'.   World At One | Listen on BBC Sounds

Former Thames Valley police officer Chris Bushnell has said he 'will never get over' the death of PC Andrew Harper. He attended the scene on the day.   Aileen O'Connor, chair of the Thames Valley Police Federation, says the sentiment is echoed across the force.   Today programme | Listen on BBC Sounds

'I do think that multigenerational living has worked for us' Actor Tamzin Outhwaite joined Nuala McGovern in the Woman's Hour studio on Monday and spoke about her experience of multigenerational living. Around nine years ago Tamzin decided to move her dad into a 'luxury cabin' beside her family home. She says it's worked well; she's been able to take him food, check up on him when he's poorly, and she thinks having her kids around has also helped him to feel more connected. She also told Nuala t