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Film icon Sir Michael Caine has written a new book - 'Blowing the Bloody Doors Off' - with advice for young actors. In a wide ranging conversation Justin Webb asks him about Brexit, Trump, Harvey Weinstein and of course, his new book. (Image: Sir Michael Caine, credit: Getty Images)

Conservative MPs have criticised plans to extend the UK's post Brexit transition period. Tory MP Nick Boles says Theresa May is "losing the confidence of colleagues". Cabinet Minister David Lidington defends the plans saying it "isn’t a detailed proposal, this is an idea”. (Image:Theresa May, credit: AFP)

With more delays to the Brexit deal, what are City firms doing to prepare? (Image: general view of the financial district in London. Credit: Reuters)

Legendary frontman of The Who, Roger Daltrey, on fights, drugs, Brexit and the band's final tour. He speaks to BBC Radio 4's Front Row host, John Wilson, ahead of the release of his autobiography, Thanks a Lot Mr Kibblewhite: My Story. (Image: John Wilson and Roger Daltrey, credit: BBC)

As international pressure grows on Saudi Arabia to explain the fate of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, will it affect the global view on Saudi Arabia's deadly intervention in Yemen? Sanj Srikanthan, executive director of the International Rescue Committee says the crisis should be "front and centre in the news". (Image: a man standing among graves of people killed in the war in Yemen, credit: Mohammed Hamoud/Getty Images)