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麻豆约拍 News presenter George Alagiah tells Janice about his debut novel The Burning Land, set in South Africa and exploring themes of political activism, migration and the environment, and inspired by observations from his time as a Foreign Correspondent.

Former Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley on his new single, and on taking part on a newly-announced series of gigs at drive-in venues across the country this August.

In Make a Difference, Bethany Thomas is a nursery teacher, who鈥檚 been working throughout the pandemic, but in her spare time she鈥檚 taken on a different role, teaching Zumba to her neighbours on the streets of Dundee! She tells Janice how it all came about.

As the coming weekend would have been the 50th Glastonbury Festival, the 麻豆约拍 is re-showing performances from the archives, including sets from Beyonce, the Stones and Elbow, so we鈥檙e replaying Kirsty Wark鈥檚 interview with Guy Garvey.

And in Tuesday Review critics Fiona Shepherd, Neil Cooper and Catherine Wilson give their verdict on 麻豆约拍 One鈥檚 revival of Alan Bennett鈥檚 Talking Heads, reality TV drama Make Me Famous and the new album from Bob Dylan - Rough and Rowdy Ways.