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Janice Forsyth tunes into what is happening and what is buzzing in the arts world.

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Janice Forsyth speaks to The Kooks and actor David Haig talks about his new play.

Janice Forsyth speaks to Beatles biographer Mark Lewisohn, The Kooks talk about their new single, and actor David Haig reveals the unsung Scottish hero who inspired his new play.

Actor David Haig has written and stars in a new play, Pressure, at Edinburgh's Lyceum Theatre. He tells Janice why he was inspired by Scottish meteorologist Captain James Stagg, an unsung hero of D-Day.

Jimmy Chisholm stars in a new BBC Scotland comedy, Miller's Mountain - following the adventures and antics of a small mountain rescue team.

Mark Lewisohn probably knows more about The Beatles than anyone else in the world. A full time Beatles historian, he's writing an epic three part biography of the band: volume one alone was nearly 1000 pages long. He talks to Janice about his fascination with the Fab Four.

Plus, American author Jeffrey Deaver on his new thriller The Skin Collector, The Kooks talk about their new single, and writer Tiffany Jenkins and sculptor Helen Denerley discuss what makes good public art.

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