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Zara chats to the king of documentaries Louis Theroux, whose fascinating new film Tell Them You Love Me explores the complexities of consent in a story of an esteemed university professor who was criminally prosecuted for sexually assaulting a non-verbal disabled man in the US.

A new report has found that the reduction of incidences of serious violence in Scotland has slowed down in recent years. Emily Cutts, the founder of the G20 Youth project and Professor of Criminology and Sociology at the University of Glasgow Alistair Fraser discuss the role that safe spaces for young people can play.

The critically-acclaimed drama All Of Us Strangers starring Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal has been wowing cinema audiences with its slightly surreal yet intensely moving take on familial and romantic love, loss and grief. Writer, commentator and activist Chris Creegan shares his thoughts on the film.

Christian Theologian Eve Poole, Islamic Academic Yahya Barry, and David Goodman, a member of the Jewish Reform Community reflect on some of the biggest stories of the week, and discuss what they tell us about ourselves, our faith and the societies in which we live. They explore the fallout from the UK Covid Enquiry鈥檚 examination of missing WhatsApp messages, a new brain chip that Elon Musk says will revolutionise the way we communicate and the rise of the far right in countries across Europe and beyond.