The week's cultural highlights, including Tarantino's Hateful Eight, Guys and Dolls at London's Savoy Theatre, George Simenon's Maigret novels and ITV's historical drama Jericho. Show more

Tom Sutcliffle and guests review Fleming, the new drama series about the creator of James Bond, plus Spike Jonze's film Her and the new exhibition of Richard Hamilton's work. Show more

David Dimbleby presents topical debate from Colchester. The panel includes Greg Clark, Diane Abbott, Lord Hogan-Howe, Lord Rose and crime writer Dreda Say Mitchell. Show more

Richard Coles and Suzy Klein are joined by author and educational adviser Dreda Say Mitchell, with the Inheritance Tracks of Doreen Lawrence. Show more

Mary Beard and guests Kate Mosse, Sathnam Sanghera and Dreda Say Mitchell are in Birmingham to discuss how we choose what to read. Show more

Wayne Hemingway and Dreda Say Mitchell head to strongly pro-leave Gosport and pro-remain Oxford respectively to explain realities and benefits of Brexit. Show more

Tom Sutcliffe discusses Matisse cut-outs at Tate Modern, Tom Hardy in Locke, the RSC's Henry IV parts 1 and 2, Fargo the TV series and Jayne-Anne Phillips' new novel Quiet Dell. Show more

David Dimbleby presents topical debate from Ipswich. On the panel are Ed Miliband, David Davis, Caroline Lucas, Dreda Say Mitchell and Steve Hilton. Show more

Tom Sutcliffe and guests discuss Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, and Nick Payne's play The Same Deep Water as Me, set in the world of no-win-no-fee. Show more

Emma Watson in Chile-based thriller The Colony, Faith Healer at London's Donmar, Hisham Matar's latest book The Return, David Hockney's iPad work, ITV's Brief Encounters. Show more

Hamilton opens in London. Sanctuary, an Irish film with a cast made up of actors with learning difficulties. Plus a new novel by Louise Erdrich and TV Christmas specials. Show more

Martha Kearney is joined by guests including Ian Rankin and Bettany Hughes to assess DV8's show Can We Talk About This? and Phantom, the latest book from Jo Nesbo. Show more

Kirsty Lang speaks to Cerys Matthews and Timberlake Wertenbaker about Our Country's Good and to Zimbabwean comedy duo Zambezi News about their work. Show more

Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon discuss the new Blur album, plus a review of US TV show Empire, Little Voice writer Jim Cartwright, and Michael Symmons Roberts on Trollope. Show more

Arts show, featuring Chris Pratt on Jurassic World, Rufus Norris's film London Road, the first stage musical version of A Damsel in Distress, and Arthur Miller's The Hook reviewed. Show more

From the Kinks to Americana, Ray Davies on his new album; Dreda Say Mitchell on Guerrilla; Daljit Nagra reads his response to The Odyssey; Matthew Collings on the Hirst exhibition. Show more

Samira Ahmed talks to actor Anthony Head, who is on stage in Terence Rattigan's Love in Idleness. Plus Tim Marlow on the underground studio of artist Ai Weiwei. Show more

It took ten years and nine novels before Jojo Moyes found success; how Prime Suspect's Tennison became such a formidable character; fancy being a cygnet in Hull? Show more

Arts news. Mark Lawson talks to Martin Freeman, star of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, and reviews the new musical American Psycho, in which Matt Smith plays a serial killer. Show more

David Haig on writing and starring in a play about the weatherman who postponed D-Day; Ziggy Marley on the importance of reggae in his music; Prey, starring John Simm, reviewed. Show more