Steve Wrights Big Guests

Renee Zellweger talks about her role as Judy Garland

Mick Hucknall has a new album and tour, and Keira Knightley has a new film

Nikki Fox talks Watchdog and Dr Hilary holds his Autumn surgery

Julie discusses Home Work: A Memoir Of My Hollywood Years and Bill's In The Long Run.

Stewart's on tour & Jools' chats about his single with Ruby Turner.

Madness frontman Suggs talks about the band's first official book 'Before We Was We'.

David talks about his book, Kiki shares showbiz stories, and Daisy & Charlie chat comedy

Al chats about his UK tour and Scarlett discusses her book on mental health.

George talks about his debut novel and Craig brings in his single Do You Miss Me Much.

Ian chats about his BBC4 documentary on fake news and Charlie discusses his latest music.

Steve and the team are joined by One Direction's Niall Horan whose latest single is Nice to Meet Ya.

Steve and the team are joined by Dame Helen Mirren to talk about her role as Catherine the Great in the Sky Atlantic series of the same name, comedian Romesh Ranganathan's book Straight Outta Crawley has been published in paperback and Rowan Lyle & Martin Spooner chat about playing Barry & Robin Gibb in the Bee Gees tribute show, You Win Again which is touring the UK.

Gaby and Dr Amir have a TV series and Kevin Woodford talks vegan & street food

Steve and the team are joined by Gilbert O'Sullivan who's off on a UK tour and Richard Humphreys has published his debut novel Under Pressure about his time as a Royal Navy submariner from 1985 to 1990 working on a nuclear submarine.

Steve and the team are joined by Marc Randolph, the co-founder of Netflix, to discuss his book That Will Never Work and Ed Balls talks about his BBC Two programme What Britain Buys and Sells in a Day.

Steve and the team are joined by astronaut Tim Peake to chat about all things 'space'.

Liz Bonnin chats Blue Planet Live tour and Jack Savoretti has a Beatles pop-up show

Martin's got a new series of Doc Martin and Euny's new book is The Power of Nunchi

Emma's hosting The Circle and Nick talks about the 60th anniversary of Today on Radio 4.

Steve and the team are joined by Pointless presenter Alexander Armstrong who's doing his first ever stand-up tour, which he’s calling All Mouth and Some Trousers and the CEO of The Happiness Research Institute Meik Wiking discusses his book, The Art Of Making Memories: How to Create and Remember Happy Moments.