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Andrew hears from caller "Sara" who says she's experienced Islamophobia in Tilehurst.

Celebrity Auctioneer Thomas Plant explains how he first got involved in the programme.

Peachy and the team put their Commonwealth knowledge to the test - why not play along?

Historian Kate Williams explains how the birthing process has changed for our monarchs.

Blogger Andy Webb shares his advice on how splitting train tickets could save you cash.

We hear the story of Sydney Camm and his remarkable talent for aircraft design.

Lord Blunkett talks to Peachy about his thoughts on Labour, Theresa May, and Donald Trump.

University of Reading graduate Tomasz Schafernaker has a hidden talent.

A man from Theale claims to be able to rid you of your phobia in a matter of hours.

Crime writer Angela Buckley joined Sarah Walker on a tour of the town's crime scenes.

The Maidenhead Ice Dancer on how home support was behind her in Pyeongchang.

Historian Francis Beckett on the Queen's relationship with her numerous Prime Ministers.

Vernon caught up with the brother of a Slough woman killed in India twenty years ago

Amorphophallus is currently being studied by botany students at the University.

Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron grabbed a bite to eat at the Royal Oak on Paley Street.

Andrew Peach speaks to Hugh Warwick, Hedgehog-loving ecologist and author.

New examinations of his DNA reveals what the early man would have looked like.

We go back in time to hear the arguments on both sides of the suffrage divide.

Listener Barbara got in touch after her son ran into difficulty buying some music...

Andrew chats to his nephew Dan Schreiber from the podcast No Such Thing As A Fish

Janet Ellis shares her memories of working on the iconic children's programme.

How realistic are many of the crime dramas we see on television?

We get all the answers you'd want to know about Lego.

A 麻豆社 television show brings to life the town's links to the monarchy's royal treasures.