BBC Radio Local

In Court
Exploring arguments from both the prosecution and the defence whilst combing through evidence heard in major UK criminal cases.

Rob Burrow Seven, Meets...
In this award winning podcast rugby league legend Rob Burrow has Motor Neurone Disease (MND), he asks seven questions to guests using his eye-gaze machine. Inspired by the number seven, which Burrow wore on his back when playing, episodes explore how sporting greats deal with adversity and how to celebrate the good at every opportunity. Burrow, who was 41, had lived with motor neurone disease (MND) since being diagnosed in late 2019. He died in June 2024. Producer: Tracy Gee. Digital Producer: Lewis Deighton, Hana Kelly and Jacob Tomlinson. Station Sound Producer: Dan Purvis. Operations Engineer: Richard Biddulph and Ross Collier. Online producer: Rachael Smith. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison. Commissioning Editor: Alistair Miskin. With thanks to Motor Neurone Disease Association, Speak Unique and Think Smart Box. Originally broadcast on BBC Radio Leeds.

Undercover
Police Officer Mark Kennedy aka ‘Mark Stone’ is unmasked by the friends and lovers he was sent to spy on. Andy Whittaker investigates how he and other ‘spycops’ operated. Presenter / Producer: Andy Whittaker. Online Producer: Rachael Smith. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison. Executive Editor, BBC Radio Nottingham: Chris Pegg. Commissioning Editor: Alistair Miskin.

The Total Sport Podcast
Deep dives, insider info and access all areas with stars, supporters and those behind the scenes.

The LGBT Sport Podcast
Taking a look at LGBTQ+ issues in sport. Hosted by Jack Murley, BBC Radio Cornwall.

Love Bombed
Vicky Pattison explores the double lives, mental trickery and manipulation involved with real life cheaters and their love lives. Have you been love bombed? Tell us your story at lovebombed@bbc.co.uk. Online Producer: Rachael Smith. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

The Kidnapping of Stephanie Slater
A 25-year-old estate agent disappears in 1992 on a routine house viewing in the West Midlands. Andy Whittaker and criminal psychologist Dr Julia Shaw look back on all the twists in this sinister story with a mixture of contemporary interviews, audio drama and BBC archive. There’s graphic descriptions of violence. For details of help and support in the UK, visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. Michael Sams is played by Anthony Lewis. Julie Dart is played by Joanne Moore. Producer: Andy Whittaker. Online Producer: Rachael Smith. Executive Editor, BBC Radio Nottingham: Chris Pegg. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

Danny Beard On Same Sex Love and Marriage
Danny explores same sex weddings, finding out why couples chose to get married, the challenges underpinning this decision and what makes these wedded relationships work. Producer: Ollie Peart, Emma Goswell Online producer: Rachael Smith Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison

My Moment In History
Personal stories of lives linked to history.

Tamara’s Stolen Diamonds
A multi-million heist, a traumatised family and an international manhunt. Explore the full story of Britain’s biggest domestic burglary featuring discussion with heist victims Tamara Ecclestone and Jay Rutland, the police investigation and some of the suspects in the case. This podcast accompanies the BBC Three documentary “Who Stole Tamara Ecclestone's Diamonds?”. Presenter: Thomas Mackintosh. Producer: Elisa Kennedy. Sound: Paul Hilton and Trevor Aston. Online Producer: Rachael Smith. Executive Producer: Ben Bryant and Kathryn Morrison.

Around the Wicket - Yorkshire's Asian Cricket
From community to county level, a story of how grassroots Asian cricket went professional. Yorkshire based journalist and cricket fan Nasser Hanif explores recordings he made for the archive project “From Parks to Pavilions” which documented how Asian community cricket developed from its roots on the backstreets through to the formation of the first leagues and up to county level and beyond. It’s a story that reflects society at the time, looks into immigration and cultural differences and asks how the sport can create a climate where diversity flourishes. The project was produced by a Bradford community organisation AYA in 2016 and was originally broadcast on local BBC radio across England. Producer: Nasser Hanif. Digital producer: Rachael Smith. Executive producer: Kathryn Morrison. With thanks to: Mobeen Butt for the use of this archive. Photograph by Mohanlal Mistry. The ‘From Parks to Pavilions’ project was developed and delivered by the AYA Foundation with support from Bradford Local Studies Libraries, the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation, the England and Wales Cricket Boards (ECB), and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

The Localist in England
The stories, places and people putting the country on the map.

Make a Difference
Surprising stories from communities across England who are pulling together during these uncertain times. Originally broadcast on local BBC radio. Find out more on bbc.co.uk/makeadifference.

Politix and Chill
Local politics, properly explained, with Ben Weisz.. Originally broadcast on BBC Local Radio. Produced by BBC Radio Surrey and BBC Radio Sussex.

Multi Story
Surprising personal stories from across England, with handpicked treats from BBC Local Radio - each episode a new theme. Becca Bryers is your guide to the colourful characters and emotional experiences which make up a diverse country.

Yorkshirecast
Making what happens in Westminster relevant to people in the North. Featuring a great guest from our region and insight from our very own northern political team.

My Special Place
Escape and explore the sensations, sounds and feelings as well-known personalities reveal their favourite places. Each well-known host celebrates their favourite location in a five minute treat. Be it a wood, a coastal walk or a theatre, escape your four walls and enjoy an inspirational roam with a hospitable guide. Including: Miles Jupp, actress Julie Hesmondhalgh, Royal correspondent Jennie Bond and Black Girls Hike founder Rhiane Fatinikun.

Unusual Times
Exploring 'the new normal' and how Covid-19 is changing the world around us. Hosted by Adam Clarkson. Originally broadcast on BBC Radio Tees. Upload your voice notes via bbc.co.uk/makeadifference.

Peterborough news update
A snapshot of the news, sport and weather in your area, as well stories of people making a difference during the coronavirus pandemic.

BBC Radio Wolverhampton update
A snapshot of the news, sport and weather in your area, as well stories of people making a difference during the coronavirus pandemic.

Total Sport Extra
Telling the unheard stories from the sporting community in the North East.