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Downing Street releases details of Theresa May's biggest Cabinet reshuffle since 2017's general election - including new responsibilities for health secretary Jeremy Hunt, new Northern Ireland, cabinet and justice secretaries and a new party chairman. In other news we hear about the couple from Derby who met on a dating website who've been convicted of plotting terror attacks around Christmas in 2016 and about a review which finds that the murder of a woman by her boyfriend could have been prevented if police and other agencies had behaved differently in the weeks leading up to her death.

We look ahead to the first ever use of the Video Assistant Referee in a competitive English club football match and Yorkshire's Director of Cricket Martyn Moxon reflects on a dismal attempted defence of the Ashes by England.

We look back on the Golden Globes awards ceremony in Los Angeles which was dominated by the campaign against the culture of sexual harassment and abuse in Hollywood which has emerged since the allegation against Harvey Weinstein first emerged and talk to a woman who was protected from a shark attack by a humpback whale.

And on the most common day of the year for people to initiate divorce proceedings, we spend the last part of the programme asking how to have the best, cheapest, most pain-free break up.