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Griff Rhys Jones talks about working with his comedy soulmate Mel Smith, the basis for his new UK tour Jones & Smith.

Somme 100- In July this year, 100 years since The Battle of the Somme, a project started: to have, in one year, 100 showings of the landmark 1916 film, The Battle of the Somme, across the UK and internationally with live orchestral accompaniment at each screening. Amateur, youth and professional orchestras have been getting involved and the first Scottish screening is on Friday night in Falkirk. Janice talks to composer Laura Rossi and president of the Falkirk Tryst Orchestra John Paterson.

Author Neil Broadfoot talks about his new crime thriller All the Devils, which takes characters crime journalist Doug McGregor and DS Susie Drummond into the topical territory of revenge porn and explores the question of how abusers operate in plain sight.

Janice's Book Group explores the appeal of Jack Reacher in the hugely popular series by Lee Child. Have you read Killing Floor, which is how it all started? #jfbooks

We delve into this year's Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival which strives to challenge preconceived ideas about mental health through music, film, visual art, performing arts, dance, and literature - with events happening across Scotland for the month of October. The festival is bigger and bolder than ever and now in its 10th year.

And soul/funk groovers The Katet are live in session.