Ryder Cup legends Ian Poulter and Tyrrell Hatton take on a game of Agree To Disagree. The golfers tackle some of sport's biggest debates, such as: Are American golf fans worse than European golf fans? And, is a hole-in-one harder than a 147 break?
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Our audience asks convicted murderer O'fill Allen questions about how it feels to take somebody's life, why he committed the crime, his thoughts on prison life and the death penalty and whether he thinks anybody has the capacity to kill.
Mandy Hickson, one of the first female fighter pilots in RAF history, takes us through the difficulties she faced being the only woman on her squadron. She also discusses the time she was almost killed by a missile when flying over Iraq.
In this week's episode of Minutes With, prison governor Vanessa Frake reveals what it's like inside the UK's most dangerous prisons. She opens up about meeting notorious serial murderers Rose West and Myra Hindley, along with the creative ways prisoners smuggle contraband like drugs and weapons into jails.
England captain and Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane joins us for the ultimate interview! Fans slide into his DMs to ask questions about the Premier League, Tiger Woods, Ed Sheeran, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ryan Gosling, and the World Cup.
Ahead of Liverpool v Man United, Liverpool fan Laurence McKenna and Manchester United fan Harry Pinero try and get each other to nibble over some of the biggest debates between the two Premier League rivals! Loser faces a fishy forfeit!
What if Matchroom's Eddie Hearn ran the planet? From banning rude people to bringing dogs into the office and selling out stadiums like Wembley and MSG, the boxing boss lays down the law in his wild fantasy presidency.
Liverpool fan Paul Machin tells Manchester United fan Flex that Steven Gerrard was a much better player than Paul Scholes was. The pair debate the biggest arguments between the two most successful clubs in England.
Simon Pegg and Pom Klementieff go head-to-head as they taste the weirdest, most wonderful corners of British and French cuisine, from dodging jellied eels to braving escargot and trying to decipher what on earth a Brain Licker is.
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Gordon Ramsay swipes yes or no on everything from pop culture to guilty pleasures in this episode of Swipe Stuff! From Taylor Swift and Crocs to swearing and Strictly Come Dancing, he gives his honest opinions with no space for middle ground!
Ryan Gosling finds a unique way to try British and Canadian snacks, sharing some hilarious opinions on British classics and having a great time eating a Tunnocks tea cake! Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Brian Tyree Henry compare UK and USA snacks! Brian has an amazing reaction to Jaffa Cakes, Aaron straight-arms squeezy cheese and they both declare their love for Krispy Kremes.
Macaulay Culkin puts snacks from UK & USA to the test, tucking into nuclear-bomb proof Twinkies, pitting Pot Noodle against Kraft Mac and Cheese (*his Mom's recipe), and gives British cheese the thumbs up. But which country's snacks will win?
Paul Mescal and his Aftersun co-star Frankie Corio compare UK and Irish snacks! Paul introduces Frankie to some Irish snacks, including a Tayto sandwich and Ballymaloe Relish, and neither enjoyed an iconic British spread!
Ryder Cup legends Ian Poulter and Tyrrell Hatton take on a game of Agree To Disagree. The golfers tackle some of sport's biggest debates, such as: Are American golf fans worse than European golf fans? And, is a hole-in-one harder than a 147 break?
Etiquette expert William Hanson joins us to answer your questions, revealing why raising your pinky while drinking tea historically meant you have a disease, crowning a country the king of manners, and settling the argument about how to say 'Scone'!
Former US Navy SEAL DJ Shipley sits down to answer questions about his time with SEAL Team 6. He shares what it's like to take a life, the harrowing things he witnessed on the battlefield, and the long-term impact of PTSD that many veterans face.
Former Al-Qaeda terrorist turned British spy Aimen Dean discusses how he was recruited by the British intelligence services and sent back to Afghanistan to spy on the world's most dangerous terrorist organisation through 9/11 and the London bombings.
Below Deck's Captain Sandy Yawn answers your questions on her experiences as a Superyacht captain. The TV personality shares stories of her times travelling through the Bermuda Triangle and what the scariest things you can see in the ocean are.
Chelsea supporters go head-to-head in a fiery Would You Rather debate, tackling tough scenario-based questions such as: Spurs win the League or Arsenal win the League? Win the lottery, but Chelsea go bust or win nothing, but Chelsea win the treble?!
Six people claim to be Everton fans, but they aren't all telling the truth! Among them is at least one Liverpool fan. It's up to the Everton fans to find the fakes and win a cash prize. The sooner they find them, the more money they win!
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