Former MI5 spy and intelligence officer Annie Machon tells us about becoming a whistleblower before going on the run, recalling working on international terrorism and surveillance, and the series of events that led her to expose government intel.
Philip Schlaffer, a former member of the German Neo-Nazi movement, tells us about his radicalisation story, what life inside the group was like and how he left the movement and changed his life for the best.
In this episode, we sit down with Marisa Merico, the daughter of Italy's most notorious Mafia Godfathers. She tells us about growing up in the Mafia community, the crimes her family committed and their eventual downfall.
Ed reveals the most extreme thing he's done to survive, the most disgusting things he's eaten, and his most dangerous moments walking the Amazon. He also gives great survival tips and tells you why he would never drink Thames water!
Jamie Morgan Kane spent 34 years in the California Prison System for a murder he claims he did not commit. Here, he tells us about his tumultuous childhood, his time serving in the Vietnam War and the series of events that led to his arrest.
Six people claim to be Celtic fans, but they aren't all telling the truth! Among them is at least one (maybe more!) Rangers fans. It's up to the Celtic fans to sniff out the fake Rangers fan to win a cash prize!
Manchester United fans Flex and KG Tha Comedian debate which players make it into the 13-time Premier League champions' all-time starting XI. David Beckham or Cristiano Ronaldo on the right? Rio Ferdinand or Jaap Stam at the back?
JoJo Siwa dives into the ultimate UK vs USA snack showdown! She falls head over heels for the iconic British Curly Wurly and just casually pulls out a photo of Love Island's Chris Hughes' eyes that she's been carrying in her pocket all day.
Monkey Man director and producer Dev Patel and Jordan Peele pit Indian foods against their American counterparts, from pickle-in-a-pouch to poppadoms and chutney, and American and Indian cocktails, as well as tackling some spicy, spicy foods.
The Grand Tour's Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May pit British delicacies against food from around the world, necking Japanese sake and devouring British pork pies. They even attempt to eat a Chinese century egg!
Poor Things stars Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo debate some of history's most divisive topics. Do we really need another Shrek movie? Do Friends superfans have the worst personalities? And – most importantly – which Spice Girl is their favourite?
Sinners star Hailee Steinfeld tries British and American treats, finding her new obsession in Hobnobs, calling them an instant favourite. As for Peeps? It's a hard no. Tune in to see which country's snacks reign supreme. Afrobeats megastar Davido joins LADbible's Snack Wars for the ultimate taste test... And things get spicy! Watch as he puts British and Irish snacks head-to-head with Nigerian favourites, and trust us, he doesn't hold back.
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.
Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown settle some of pop culture's biggest debates, arguing over the length of award season speeches and who would last longer in a zombie apocalypse, and Millie reveals who her go-to celebrity impression is!
Robert Pattinson sits down with Zoe Kravitz in a test of how well they know each other! Robert reveals the real (and rude) reason he got expelled from school, and we find out the depth of Zoe's lack of Harry Potter knowledge...As Natalie Portman and Tessa Thompson's friendship is put to the test, we learn a very interesting fact about Tessa, what Natalie was voted ‘most likely to…' in her high school yearbook and Tessa comes up with an amazing Star Wars character name!
In this episode of Minutes With, we sat down with Richard Musa, a former gang enforcer for the UK's most notorious Triad groups, 14K and SW. Richard tells us about the violence he experienced as part of a life of organised crime, how he survived a brutal machete attack and the secret initiation process. Richard explains why he walked away from a life of organised crime and the regrets that still haunt him.
In this episode of Minutes With, we sit down with Max Brandrett, who has spent most of his life forging paintings. Max tells us about his childhood, what his favourite forgery is and how he used to make them.
Former armed robber Adam Muganzi describes having a £100k bounty placed on his head by a drug kingpin, experiencing night-time police raids, and how he turned his life around after spending 10 years in prison.
In this episode of Minutes With, we hear from the remarkable Sosa Henkoma who survived being groomed by a South East London drugs gang as a child. To escape abuse at home, Sosa ran away and was first introduced to county lines drug dealing as an 11-year-old. He found himself at the centre of a war between two rival gangs, that led to him being shot, stabbed and ironed on the chest as a young teenager. After years of brutal gang violence, Sosa finally received support as a survivor of child trafficking and grooming. He now uses his voice to help young people and educate law enforcement on preventing grooming and child exploitation.
In this episode of Minutes With, we sat down with former spy Paul Hughes who gives us an insight into his varied life tracking terrorists in the Middle East and on counter-terror operations in the UK. We hear about his dangerous mission to find Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan after 9/11. Paul explains the tactics used by terrorist groups like al-Qaeda and the Taliban hiding in the mountains, as well as his terrifying experience of coming face to face with Saddam Hussein.