Podcast appearances and mentions of tony warren

Matthew Bannister on: Sir Tom Farmer, the Edinburgh born businessman who built up the tyre and exhaust company Kwik Fit.Elaine Wynn, who worked with her husband Steve to create a casino empire in Las Vegas.Sue Stapely, who transformed the way the legal profession communicates with the public and the media.Joseph Nye, the American political analyst who came up with the concept of “soft power” in international relationsInterviewee: Michael Welch Interviewee: Douglas Fraser Interviewee: David Sanger Interviewee: David McNeill Interviewee: Christina BinkleyProducer: Gareth Nelson-DaviesArchive used:Tom Farmer interview, Workwise Scotland, BBC Scotland, 03/02/1989; Tom Farmer, The House I Grew Up In, BBC Radio 4, 06/08/2008; Tom Farmer, First Light, BBC One, 22/11/2016; Joseph Nye On Soft Power, Foreign Policy Association, YouTube 22.02.2016; "Soft power" explained by the man who coined it, Council on Foreign Relations, uploaded to YouTube 09/05/2025; Joseph Nye on "The Future of Power", Harvard University, Centre for Public Leadership, uploaded to YouTube 04/02/2011; Doctor Who, Season 6, Episode 6, The Invasion, by Derrick Sherwin, Director: Douglas Camfied, BBC Television, 07/12/1968; An Interview with Sue Stapely, Fantom Films and Alex Moore, YouTube, uploaded 22/09/2021; PM, BBC, Radio 4, 31/03/1998; Coronation Street, Director: Michael Kerrigan, written by Tony Warren, Granada Television, ITV, 1998; The Archers, Omnibus Edition, BBC Radio 4, 21/07/1985; Mirage Resort Opens, 8 News Now, KLAS-TV, YouTube 13/07/2013; Elaine Wynn interview, KTVN Channel 13, YouTube, 03/11/2015; The Mirage Volcano erupts, 8 News Now - Las Vegas, YouTube 17/07/2024; Musings with Elaine Wynn, TheLifeYouCanSave.org, YouTube uploaded 27/09/2023;

On Ep. 80 of the WAO Podcast pres. by Harrod Outdoors and Mack's Lure, our guests, Melissa Sussman and Tony Warren from Operation Catching Freedom, talk about the new ladies' events for veterans and first responders. Bobby answers questions about the number of women who fish in another edition of "Stump the Bobby." It's a great conversation, join us! - WAO on Facebook - WAO on Instagram Powered by HarrodOutdoors.com and MacksLure.com. If you have questions or would like us to discuss a certain topic, please send us a message on one of our social media platforms or send an email to info@harrodoutdoors.com.

Warning: This episode includes swearing and references to homophobic slurs which some listeners may find upsetting. With celebrations ongoing for LGBTQ+ History Month, the latest ITV Pridecast looks back at the history of the ITV Pride network and the people who've shaped it into what it is today. Since 2012, ITV has had a dedicated network to support and champion LGBTQ+ colleagues across the company. On this episode Liam starts off by chatting with Andy Collinson, one of the founders of ITV Pride and the network's first chair. He discusses why he decided to set up the group and why promoting diversity and inclusion has helped in making ITV a more representative place to work. As well as his commitment to support LGBTQ+ colleagues, Andy also chats about the many roles he had whilst working as a journalist at ITV Wales.On top of that Liam also chats with AJ Dean, one of ITV Pride's most supportive allies. AJ is a Publicity and Engagement Manager for ITV in the North and works closely with the teams at Emmerdale and Coronation Street. She chats about how she first got involved with supporting ITV Pride through her friendship with the legendary Coronation Street creator, Tony Warren. AJ discusses how Tony shared stories to her about growing up as a gay man in Manchester and the difficulties he faced. She also talks about how she helped organise ITV's attendance at Manchester Pride for the first time and how proud she felt that Tony Warren got to see Coronation Street being represented at the event. Liam's final guest on the show is Matt Scarff, the original host of the ITV Pridecast. Matt has now moved onto working for BAFTA but he shares his happy memories of working for ITV and his inspiration in creating the ITV Pridecast. As well as chatting about the fun he had in hosting the Pridecast with his co-host, Georgina Marcantonio, Matt also talks about becoming the chair of the ITV Pride network and the work he did to promote diversity and inclusion. He also discusses the important role ITV Pride has in making colleagues aware of the issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community and creating a safe space for people across the business.

On Ep. 61 of the WAO Podcast pres. by Harrod Outdoors and Mack's Lure, we're joined by Operation Catching Freedom's Tony Warren, who talks about an important fundraiser coming up on June 10, as well as discusses his mission to help veteran's and first responders to help get them on the water. - WAO on Facebook - WAO on Instagram Powered by HarrodOutdoors.com and MacksLure.com. If you have questions or would like us to discuss a certain topic, please send us a message on one of our social media platforms or send an email to media@mackslure.com.

In This Episode No matter your sector, innovation is transforming the financial world. The impact is hitting fast and hard. At times, innovation may seem like a nice to have, especially in an uncertain market environment, but it's clear that innovation is having a significant impact on businesses around the world. In today's episode of Breaking Banks, host Brett King speaks with Melissa Cullen, Global Head of Strategy, Product and Commercialization at FIS Banking Solutions; and Tony Warren, Global Head of Strategy and Solutions Management at FIS Capital Markets Solutions about findings from FIS' 2023 Global Innovation Report.  Listen as they discuss what the world's leading financial institutions and companies think about Embedded Finance, ESG and DeFi, as well as implications of Generative AI. Innovations are appearing faster than ever. With so much disruption -- and opportunity -- the industry must be all the more agile to turn the change to their advantage. Shownotes: The full report can be accessed here: www.fisglobal.com/global-innovation-report https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEwKBgI3R94

Coronation Street, the world's longest-running soap opera, first aired on 9th December, 1960. But only 13 episodes had been commissioned by Granada, following a torturous development process. Boss Sidney Bernstein remained far from convinced that the show would attract either audiences or advertisers for ITV. Created by 24 year-old Tony Warren, the new serial aimed to portray real lives on a suburban street in Salford. In his quest for authenticity, Warren intended to cast only Northern actors, and borrowed names for characters from gravestones he'd spotted in a Mancunian cemetery. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly consider why TV critics from the left-wing papers slated the show; reveal how Warren's past as a child actor informed the casting of some iconic Corrie characters; and revisit the real street where the iconic opening sequence was initially filmed… Further Reading: • ‘Coronation Street used to depict a world that was already dying in 1960' (The Independent, 2016): https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/coronation-street-used-to-depict-a-world-that-was-already-dying-in-1960-a6914521.html • ‘Coronation Street at 60: The real story of the Salford neighbourhoods that inspired the famous cobbles' (Manchester Evening News, 2020): https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/coronation-street-anniversary-itv-history-19325571 • ‘Coronation Street, Episode One' (Granada, 1960): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq-qudJGYPI But wait, there's more!

On tonights show on On The Deck Podcast super star and fisho and armed forces veteran Caine Goward joins John Didge, Steve Patterson and Tony Warren with part 2 the art of Lure making and design of Rods and reels . So sit back and enjoy part 2 of this special.

Tonight the men from The On The Deck Podcast are chatting with Alan Bonnici from Chanel 31. Didge try's to be funny but fails. So sit back, mellow out and enjoy the tones of Steve Patterson, John Didge and Tony Warren

Well Its been awhile since our last podcast but its great to be back.So join John Didge,Steve Patterson and Tony Warren as we move into the world of 4x4s and talk with Stuart Cardernate about gvm upgrades and yes a little bit of fishing as well.

On Ep. 37 of the WAO Podcast pres. by Harrod Outdoors and Mack's Lure we welcome Tony Warren of Operation Catching Freedom who takes us through the incredible things he's doing for veterans, plus a discussion about upcoming ice fishing trips, some barbeque talk and much more. - WAO on Facebook - WAO on Instagram Powered by HarrodOutdoors.com and MacksLure.com. If you have questions or would like us to discuss a certain topic, please send us a message on one of our social media platforms or send an email to media@mackslure.com.

  | How Can I Go On Without You  | 03:37  | Corey Blake  | 1975 | Where Did He Come From  | 03:10  | Thee Illusions  | 2021 | Seems Like I've Known You  | 03:49  | The Thompsons  | 2019 | Burn The Calendar  | 02:37  | John Washington  | 1971 | That's Love  | 04:08  | Marshall, Donovan & Broomfield  | 1980 | Forgive Me Girl  | 04:56  | Dennis L. Taylor  | 2010 | These Are The Things  | 03:47  | Emulations  | 1970 | No Reason  | 03:17  | Jannetta Boyce Warren  | 2022 | Tell Me Pretty Lady  | 05:21  | Robert "Mousey" Thompson  | 1994 | Hooked On Love  | 04:39  | The Mad Lads  | 2010 | Jesus Made A Comeback  | 03:56  | Rhonda Burl  | 2010 | You Can Make It Girl  | 04:50  | Potion  | 1982 | Babies Having Babies (Extended Club Mix)  | 05:57  | Terry Tate  | 1989 | Can't Buy Love With Money  | 03:34  | Curtis Wiggins  | 1973 | Calling Out Your Name  | 05:34  | The Temptations  | 2022 | You Needn't Worry Now  | 05:03  | Black Smoke  | 1976 | Roll It Up (Gedi Edit)  | 03:30  | Baby Bash  | 2021 | Come Back, Pt. 2 (Mr. C.B.)  | 04:31  | Eleanor Grant  | 2022 | Stay Together (Radio Edit)  | 03:47  | Karen Wolfe feat. Calvin Richardson  | 2021 | Trust Me And You'll See  | 05:09  | Karl Kirven  | 2022 | Restless  | 04:45  | Willie Collins  | 1986 | Rhapsody Of Love  | 05:12  | Tony Warren  | 1992 | Open My Heart  | 05:35  | Y'anna Crawley  | 2021 | I Still Care  | 05:11  | Tru  | 2011 | Four Walls And One Window  | 02:45  | Bobby Wade  | 1967 | Little Red Riding Hood  | 03:41  | The Whispers  | 1974 | My Love  | 06:09  | Karl Kirven  | 2021

Back for another round Shane Bardsley joins the On The Deck Podcast team to talk Albert Park and natives so kick back and unwind with the crew and enjoy the vocal tones of John Didge, Steve Patterson ,Michael Moore and Tony Warren as they talk fishing and food. Cheers

Technology is advancing at a blistering pace and it's causing clients to ask for more from institutions in the capital markets. Investors want access to real-time data and insights and they want this service packaged up in slick, smartphone-like experiences. And if buy and sell-side firms want to meet these needs, they'll have to adapt and upgrade their own systems and embrace technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning.In this episode of Financial Futures, we speak with President and CTO of C3AI, Ed Abbo, and Executive Vice President and Head of Strategy and Solutions Management at FIS, Tony Warren, about the changing stakeholder demands in the capital markets. And we take a look at AI, machine learning, robotic process automation and more to discover how these technologies could hold the solution.Join us as we examine where these once futuristic technologies are being harnessed in the capital markets already. We also explore the pain points for buy and sell-side firms and discuss which processes and systems need to be updated in order for firms to continue to grow. And Tony and Ed share their predictions for these technologies and give us their advice on how firms should engage in this digital transformation. We'll also ask: How are emerging technologies, such as blockchain, prompting digital transformation? What major disruptors do firms need to prepare for? How can AI help institutions keep up with regulations?

On this weeks episode of On the Deck John Didge ,Steve Patterson and Tony Warren are off to the classroom to have a chat with Greg "Doc Lures" Vinall a man with a serious passion for marine life and a great podcast to go with it .So join us as we learn more about our marine life.

On the Deck this week we think it’s finally time to talk jetskis so John Didge ,Steve Patterson and Tony Warren are off to Queensland to have a chat with Paul Hayes a man with a serious passion for JetSki fishing. https://www.jetfisher.com/

This week On the Deck John Didge ,Steve Patterson and Tony Warren are joined by John Billing Chair & President of Reel Recovery to talk mens health and a fantastic program that's helping blokes through a very tuff time. https://www.mendingcasts.org/about-us

So I need to apologise because there wasn’t a show last week Mallacoota got in the way so On the Deck with John Didge, Steve Patterson, Tony Warren and Micheal Moore this Week where catching up with one of the elites DEAN SILVESTER Tournament career consists of 28 Wins The only angler to win Professional BASS Tournaments across all 3 Australian Eastern states.

On the Deck with John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren .So this week’s episode is a double header with Charlie Micallef better known as TVs Savage Seas producer and Hoast and then it’s over to Steve Galvin who is the organiser Teams Fishing Australia’s fishing Tournaments

Well it’s Melbourne Cup weekend and you’ve just come in from cleaning all of those snapper that you’ve just caught And you need to unwind so kick back and relax to another episode of On the Deck with John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren .This week we’re talking to an old favourite Brent Hodges who is one of our exceptional anglers and writers.

On The Deck Podcast John Didge Steve Patterson and Tony Warren get back in the swing of things with Comp week on this weeks shown that you can win anything but we talk tournament fishing withReel iy in super star Troy Eaton about the AFC Reel it in Flathead event and inland with Shane Melrose from Central VicLure Caster super series.So mellow outs we prepare for post COVID tournament fishing.

In our second week up north, we continue our tour of Corrie filming locations past and present. From Speedwell Cavern, visited by the Rovers regulars in 1965, to more recent locales like the site of Pat Phelan's murder mill, we've got it all covered. As well as that, we check out the pub where Tony Warren wrote some of the early Coronation Street episodes, and meet up for a chat with a few more Corrie cast members. There's also a YouTube version of this episode, packed with footage and photos, so why not give that a watch too?

Well we had to go back to the zoom room again and put a show together as lockup is upon us once again so kick back with John Didge ,Stephen Patterson ,Michael Moore and Tony Warren while they talk fishing stuff..

Well this weeks Episode the boys from On the Deck try to get everything back on track as they enter the world of soft plastics .They decide we might need a couple of our mates that may just be able to help us out Tiffany Newton and Matt Hearn are just that couple of mates. So come and join John Didge ,Stephen Patterson ,Michael Moore and Tony Warren as they go in search of the perfect soft plastic.

Tonight On The Deck John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren chat with Nth Coast fishing Guide Mark Saxon powers his way to his first On The Deck appearance. One of the Country’s few Jewfish guides, Mark runs us through the tricks of catching Mulloway, Bass and plenty more.

On The Deck podcast this week John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren are talking with Super Star fisho and SE Qld fishing guide Matt Lamgford climbs into the hot seat on the deck tonight. Tonnes of tech talk mixed in with a whole lots of you no what makes this show one to not miss

This week we had an email from listener asking this. Hey guys loving the show any chance we could get Didge to share all his tips and tricks he has learnt when is comes to soft plastic fishing like does he uses a clip or just tie straight to jig head What determines his jig head selection What determines his colour selection What rod and reel he uses And anything else you guys can think of . So kick back while John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren have a crack at answering a few of these questions about soft plastics

Well after last weeks little mishap Micheal told me to get it togather John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren tried really hard and this is the result . We chat about the Bay the Bellarine and all things fishing.

Well its great having all these blokes back in the same room after quite the lengthy break John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren are heading down Warrnambool way to have a chat with Richardson Marines Tackle Shacks main man Corey McLaren about bream and perch.

Well this weeks podcast is a 3/4 team effortJohn Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore have a chat while Tony Warren services the Big yellow boat.3 cheers for the Coast Guard.

Boom and its back On this weeks edition of the On The Deck Podcast where getting back to Australias favourite past time John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren talk all things fishing.  #thejigman #tonystackle #abugarcia #gulp #jigmansoso #Victorian Fishing Monthly

On this weeks edition of the On The Deck Podcast where talking with our favourite scientist and the only man who can wright us on all our misconstrued theory’s Greg Vinall joins John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren to talk all things scientific about fish and fishing.  #thejigman #tonystackle #abugarcia #gulp #jigmansoso  #Victorian Fishing Monthly

Join John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren as the On The Deck podcast heads to one of our favourite fishing holes Bemm River East Gippsland a premier fishing destination.So join us as we get deep into the fishing world of Mark Cunningham.

On this weeks edition of the On The Deck Podcast where talking with our favourite columnist and the only man who can wright as well as he fishes.Neil Slater joins John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren to talk all things fishing .  #thejigman #tonystackle #abugarcia #gulp #jigmansoso  #echo #Victorian Fishing Monthly

On this weeks On The Deck Podcast gun angler and the only man we know who fishing 26 hours a day wild man Mitch Chapman joins John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren to talk Tuna, EP and everything in between. You want a laugh and bucket loads of high end fishing info, then this weeks show is for you, so hang on to Rod and as we hit the water with Chappy.  #tonystackle#abugarcia#gulp#jigmansoso

On The Deck this week the team John Didge, Michael Moore, Tony Warren and Steve Patterson talk fishing well that's what they said. So please kick back and enjoy Ep 2 of On The Deck and don't forget to like our FB page and share the show.

First on the Deck Podcast for the year goes off with a bang. Super Star Colby Lesko heads up the show this week with John Didge, Steve Patterson, Michael Moore and Tony Warren. Whole lot of GT fishtastic info Kings, Tuna and an extra heavy amount of our trade mark stupidness Enjoy the Fun

I wonder if, back in 1960, Tony Warren foresaw the 10,00th episode featured so heavily on people singing on a bus. Who could tell? Daniel and Bethany share an awkward wave and agree the it’s too soon for a relationship. Tim’s Dad is utterly appalling and then cries when he thinks of Tim’s Mum. Maria looks like the scales have fallen from her eyes and she sees Gary for what he is. Nina briefly de-goths, Steve and Tracy might actually love each other, and the 10,000th episode features a LOT of singing in a bus.

On this weeks summer series episode of On The Deck with John Didge, Michael Moore, Tony Warren and Steve Patterson we talk grass roots fishing, how to get started and what to look for. So please kick back and enjoy

Summer has well and truly kicked in and the On The Deck team of John Didge, Steve Patterson, Michael Moore and Tony Warren are enjoying it.But we haven’t forgotten about you ,so this weeks show brings us Berkley, Gulp and ABU Garcia, Mark Phillips who’s knowledge of fishing tackle development and design can only amaze . This was a cant miss show with all the stupidity and laughter you have come to expect from the On The Deck boys

On this summer series podcast we chat with a top tournament angler. Australian BASS angler of the year, Qld Bass fishing guide and bloody great bloke Matt Langford the On The Deck team John Didge, Steve Patterson, Tony Warren and casual angler Michael Moore So grab a seat and relax as we tackle the world of Bass with Langers

On this weeks show Ep 16 of On The Deck John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren are talking with Taylor Hunt fromVictorian Fisheries Authority about sustainably managing our fisheries resources now and into the future and then the WIRF women take over the deck and talk recreational fishing.

BASS Elite open tournament angler fresh of a top ten finish Australian BASS angler of the year, Qld Bass fishing guide and bloody great bloke Matt Langford joins the On The Deck team of John Didge, Steve Patterson, Tony Warren and casual angler Michael Moore for this weeks On The Deck so grab a seat and relax as we tackle the world of Bass with Langers

On this weeks show Ep 14 of On The Deck John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren are talking to Kosta Linardos From Hooked up Magazine Australia No 1 free fishing magazine.

Mega show this week for the On The Deck team of John Didge, Steve Patterson, Michael Moore and Tony Warren. The man who brings us Berkley, Gulp and ABU Garcia, Mark Phillips shares the knowledge of behind Fishing tackle development and design for the Aussie Fisho. This is a cant miss show with all the stupidity and laughter you have come to expect from the On The Deck boys Share with everyone, enjoy

An email request from a listener prompt this weeks On The Deck the team John Didge, Michael Moore, Tony Warren and Steve Patterson talk grass roots fishing, how to get started and what to look for. So please kick back and enjoy Ep 11 of On The Deck and don't forget to like our FB page and share the show

This week on the deck we take a ride off shore with TV and radio fishing identity Alister Maglashin and tick of our first review with Barry Tanner from boat catch. John Didge, Steve Patterson, Michael Moore and Tony Warren gain some insights into the finer details of game fishing and boating off Sydney and crack ourselves up on the way, so lock yourself in, you won’t get this 50 minute of your life back for this episode of on the deck  Don’t forget to share it with your mates.

On this weeks show John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren talk with one of our great boat magazine journalists John Willis .And if that’s not enough it’s more boat talk with Yak fisho Rob Weller The entire Pod Cast dedicated to boats and kayaks.Ep7 of On The Deck.

On this weeks show John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren talk with one of the all time legends of the Bream tournament scene and Berkley Pro Brad Hodges.  The entire Pod Cast is dedicated to this superstar as Brad takes us through all we need to know about targeting the at times elusive Bream.  So hold on tights as we power up episode 6 of On The Deck.

On this weeks show John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren talk with Fly fishing identity and one of the driving forces behind Cast for Recovery John Billings who takes us through the art of Fly fishing and Tasmanian Fishing legend Kelly (Hootch) Hunt gives on the deck listeners some insights in to the world of chasing game fish and fishing off shore, so sit back relax try not to sleep if your driving and enjoy episode 5 of On The Deck.

Our latest podcast covers the episodes of Corrie broadcast in the UK between the 28th May and the 1st June. If you could add up all the many hours of audio we've recorded over the years, then divide them all up according to which character they're about, there's surely only one name that would come out on top, and that's Pat Phelan. The theories we've come up with, the powerful performances from Connor McIntyre we've enjoyed, the shocks, the laughs, the adrenaline... and now it's all over. This week, fate finally catches uo with the Street's greatest ever villain, but what did we actually think about the way he was written out? Elsewhere on the show, Michelle's wedding to Robert hits a bit of a snag when the groom does a runner, David tells his family and the police about Josh's attack, and - for some bizarre reason because we could really have done without this story taking up any time at all this week - Rosie and Gemma team up to take down drug dealer Antoine. After Street Talk, we recount our trip to Manchester over the Bank Holiday weekend. Thinking about visiting the tour of the new set? There are definitely a few things you should know so that you can make the most of your time there. We also give a quick review of the Tony Warren exhibit at the Salford Museum, and share a few stories about meeting up with some of the cast. Next up we've got The Kabin, and the news of a cool piece of Corrie history that's been fished out of Whitehaven harbour. We round off the podcast with some feedback, where we read out some of your comments on last week's Corrie episodes as well as some hot takes on how Phelan's exit played out. Street Talk - 00:07:01 Manchester trip report - 01:58:29 The Kabin - 03:08:02 Feedback - 03:17:31

House of Cards, Yes Minister, The Thick of It - we love TV shows that draw back the curtain on political life, from the shady and malevolent to the ridiculous and downright incompetent. But how realistic is any of it? Two people with experience of the power game, former MP and 'A Very British Coup' author Chis Mullin and former Fianna Fáil political advisor Richard Moore, join Patrick Freyne and Laurence Mackin to give their insider perspective. In part two Patrick pays tribute to Coronation Street and its creator Tony Warren, who died this week aged 79.

Reeta Chakrabarti on Tony Warren, who created the long-running TV soap Coronation Street, embedding a working-class north of England cast of characters in the national consciousness. Louise Rennison, comedian and author of young adult fiction, whose frank and funny books won her a loyal following amongst teenage girls. Lord Chorley, a parliamentarian and conservationist, whose many public roles included former chairman of the National Trust. George Kennedy, the versatile American character actor, who won an Oscar for his role in the film Cool Hand Luke. And John Chilton, the trumper

Back in the UK; Exceptional Speaking; Oscar hangover; Tony Warren; Chris Christie; And who was it said?; Return every call from a reporter; Why social media is like archery; An interview with Lou Heckler; Music from Ainsley Diaz Stevens

Gillian Slovo's latest novel, Ten Days, begins in London on a run down council estate where a young black man is accidentally killed whilst being restrained by police. In the days that follow, a peaceful demonstration turns into violent protest and the resulting riots begin to spread countrywide. Gillian Slovo discusses her book, and reveals how it was inspired by interviews she did with police, politicians, rioters and residents involved in the riots of 2011.Botticelli Reimagined at the V&A explores the ways artists from the Pre-Raphaelites to the present day have responded to the Renaissance painter's work. Curator Ana Debenedetti has brought together the largest collection of his paintings in Britain since 1930 and exhibits them alongside works such as the Botticelli-themed dress that Lady Gaga wore for her Artpop tour, to a clip of Ursula Andress emerging like Venus from the waves in Dr No. She explains what makes Botticelli such an inspiration. It was announced today that the creator of Coronation Street, Tony Warren, had died. In tribute to him we play an interview he did with Front Row when the new set was installed in 2013, and Helen Worth, who plays Gail McIntyre, remembers him. Viv Groskop reviews Dr Thorne, Julian Fellowes' three part adaptation of Anthony Trollope's 1858 novel.

John Wilson gets a sneak preview of the latest Coronation Street set at its new home in Salford Quays. He talks to the series creator Tony Warren, Executive Producer Kieran Roberts, and Weatherfield local Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls). As their controversial new show "Come and See" opens at the Sackler Serpentine Gallery in London, visual artists Jake and Dinos Chapman discuss their attitude to their subject matter and their sometimes difficult relationship with their audience. French director François Ozon's latest film, "Jeune et Jolie", is about a 17-year-old girl exploring her sexuality by becoming a high-class call girl. Novelist MJ Hyland delivers her verdict. And as previously unpublished JD Salinger stories see the light of day, John asks why some authors want their work to remain under wraps until long after their death. Producer: Ekene Akalawu.