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Alison and Phil hear from parents of disabled teenagers in Trafford who say they will fight the decision to withdraw school transport for their children.

Mike speaks to David O'Brien about his new book about Northern Soul.

Becky speaks to Helen Lederer about the Rochdale Literary and Ideas Festival.

Judith Moritz sits in and speaks to Sir Tony Robinson about tracing his ancestors.

Jimmy Wagg is joined by former Manchester City winger Peter Barnes.

As Dangermouse and Thunderbirds return, Mark wonders if there are any new ideas for children's TV and asks if there are healthier alternatives that are as appealing as take aways.

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