Baz Hulse, who was jailed for 10 years in a prison in India for smuggling diazepam tablets, tells us about his life inside prison, the culture shock he experienced and the mental strength he needed to push through.
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In this week's episode, ex-career criminal John Burton, a.k.a 'Juice Bomb John', recounts how he began a life of crime in the 90's Liverpool rave scene, smuggled millions of pounds worth of black market goods into the UK, and reformed to develop an app helping people find work after leaving the prison system.
This week, we sat down with anti-knife crime activist Faron Paul to discuss how he survived being stabbed 18 times, and how he campaigns against knife crime, taking over 1200 weapons off the streets of London.
Baz Hulse, who was jailed for 10 years in a prison in India for smuggling diazepam tablets, tells us about his life inside prison, the culture shock he experienced and the mental strength he needed to push through.
The wonderful Sister Gabriel answers the questions you've always wanted to ask a nun, explaining her commitment to a 'cloistered' life and the surprising career path she had beforehand, while reflecting on a life of celibacy.
Expressions Oozing and Cecil Jee Thomas of AFTVmedia went head-to-head in a winner-stays-on tournament to pick the best young player currently in the Premier League, discussing talented players like Cole Palmer, Bukayo Saka and Kobbie Mainoo.
In this episode of The Eleven, AFTV's Robbie Lyle and Manchester United fan Andy Tate debate Arsenal's Invincibles and United's 2008 Champions League and Premier League Champions, with Rory Jennings as The Judge.
Find out if Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen think the Star Wars prequels were underrated, if they believe Darth Vader is the best villain in movie history and if they think the Star Wars universe and their fanbase are the best.
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield get involved with LADbible's Agree To Disagree. We put some of the internet's biggest debates to the stars of We Live In Time. The actors argue over whether posting photos of your food is a big ick and if Paddington is the most overrated bear of all-time.
The hilarious Stephen Graham decides which region of the UK has the better snacks... North or South? He has a great time sampling the likes of saveloy, gingerbread and jellied eels and sparks the age-old debate about the pronunciation of 'scone'. Singer and songwriter Burna Boy tries some of Britain's most iconic meals in Snack Wars, comparing them to foods from his birthplace of Nigeria. He tackles cauliflower cheese, recalls the time Pot Noodle 'saved his life' and drinks a lot of Pimm's.
In this episode of Snack Wars, Måneskin frontman Damiano David dives fork-first into a head-to-head battle of Italian vs UK snacks and the results might surprise you. He even reveals his bad boy food habits… let's just say chocolate is his weakness. In this episode, David Corenswet gets his first ever taste of a Greggs sausage roll, while Nicholas Hoult tries to convince him that British chocolate deserves more respect, and the two debate which country's fake cheese is more questionable.
We pit Chris Evans and Taika Waititi against each other to argue over some of the internet's biggest debates. We find out what they think of Captain America's suit, if they're fans of stealing movie set props and if they like pineapple on pizza. Barbie stars Margot Robbie and America Ferrera debate whether Tequila is the best shot and if cats are better than dogs. They also share some of their worst hangover fails, how they like their beds made and discuss if they enjoyed working together!
Gordon Ramsay, Paul Ainsworth and Nyesha Arrington film a special 'Chef's Edition' of Snack Wars: England Vs USA. Gordon Ramsay throws a Pop-Tart, he judges beans on toast and they all have incredible reactions to Toxic Waste!
Millie Bobby Brown joins us for her Most Relaxing Interview Ever, where she reveals her dream fairy planet, discusses motherhood, shows off her artistic side with playdough, and even treats some kittens to her best Wicked performance.
Linda Calvey, also known as Black Widow, is one of the most famous female gangsters in the UK. In this episode, Linda tells us about her life story, crime path and what she thinks of people calling her a Black Widow.
Rachel Williams survived 18 years of domestic abuse at the hands of her husband, Darren. She tells us how his manipulation and coercive control quickly developed into violent attacks, but highlights that there can be life after domestic abuse.
Lee Davis, who became corrupt during his service as a prison officer, tells us what led to him making the decisions that he did, how he dealt with the situation he ended up in and what turn his life took later on...
In this episode, we're joined by the legendary Professor Brian Cox to tackle your biggest questions about the universe. From the best evidence for alien life to the possibility of time travel, Brian unpacks some of science's greatest mysteries.
Crime Scene Cleaner Ben Giles talks about how he set up his own Crime Scene Cleaning business in the early 2000s. He tells us the most disgusting thing he's ever seen and explains why he does a job that 99% of people couldn't stomach.
Rob Fuller, Chief Yeoman Warder, or 'Beefeater' at The Tower of London, is answering your questions on the origin of the historic role in the days of Henry VII and reveals where he has a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II tattooed on his body.
English physicist Professor Brian Cox explains to us what would happen if you jumped into a black hole, his favourite planet in the universe and how the Earth will be destroyed (don't worry, this won't happen for about 5 billion years).
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