Series in which writers create a fictional response to recent headlines.
Radio 4,·21 episodes
Comedian, actor and writer Kieran Hodgson responds to a story in the news.
By Samantha Harvey. Mum drives through the Dark Hedges into a different world.
Mary Paulson-Ellis writes a short piece inspired by a recent news story.
By Rachel Trezise. She can't cross the picket line. Can she?
Sanjeev Kohli creates a fictional response to the week's news.
State of the Union by Rachael Fulton, read by Sally Reid.
By Georgina Scull. Black Friday, and Anne is ticking off her list. Read by Fiona Skinner.
Catriona Innes’ bittersweet tale of a Twitter account parodying an Instagram influencer.
By Steve May. Dawn is worried about the kids in Key Stage 1. Read by Sophie Thompson.
Author Yassmin Abdel-Magied creates a fictional response to a story in the week's news.
by Amy Mason. Five toddlers in nappies to look after? You're kidding.
The trip to Glastonbury is... eventful. Edson Burton's fictional response to a news story.
Fact to Fiction - topical new drama from Mark Lawson.
"Sir says some man from 'Real Men Cry' is coming in to speak." By Vanessa Kisuule.
A mum writes to her daughter about her adventures at COP26. By Travis Alabanza.
It’s 2025 and a new virus in Singapore threatens to wreck a major trade deal.
Series in which writers create a fictional response to the week's news
Damien Love creates a fictional response to the week's news.
Chelsea looks in the mirror. Would Vladimir Putin answer her call? By John Godber.
A love affair, an octopus trap, a broken heart. By Julia Blackburn, read by Diana Quick.
There are multiple gateways to a QAnon obsession as Jen finds to her cost.
