If you've got "Breakfast Clubs" in today's #PMQs sweepstake, you might as well start spending the money now.

Gadzooks! Our podcast is out tomorrow, looking at TV from Nov 1984, including the last-ever episode of Rentaghost. Former Blue Peter editor and now author Richard Marson joins @SamiraAhmedUK and @grahamkw to talk about it.

Starmer seems to have reached the “please don’t divorce me, or I’ll kill myself” stage of his relationship with the Labour party. Arguably better than his relationship with the electorate TBF 😁

I see lots of BBC people are now talking about (Tory) Robbie Gibb. Gibb presided over “The Daily Politics” for years, did a great job and there were few complaints. Likewise (Tory) Nick Robinson and (Labour) John Cole as political editors. It’s not about individual political

This tape contains a missing edition of "Sounds of Britain" so fingers crossed I can eventually get it played!

It seems our politicians have gone in a full circle of remembrance, from trying to outdo each other by wearing poppies the size of Triffids 10 years ago, to not wearing them at all this year.

Some of my colleagues appear to believe they were elected to provide a sequel to the years of Tory drama and chaos. They can’t have remembered the ending where an angry and tired electorate booted them out.

If Birmingham were destroyed in a nuclear holocaust, it would still be second in the BBC News website headlines, behind whatever their journalists had uncovered on Panorama that week.

For Dr Who geeks - here's the theme to "K9 & Company" sounding more like Magnum or something similar! @IanLevine has obviously been up to his usual remixing tricks https://t.co/oqcSnj3n3s

So does this make Andrew Windsor the artist formerly known as Prince?

A health system that is slightly less crap, they mean.

Did Clifford Rose ever play a nice bloke?

Love this!

They haven’t got David Banks *or* Christopher Robbie. What a waste of money! https://t.co/ExNVp22I0S

Arnold Keeler and Laurence Scarman discussing the Season 13 restoration over a glass of sauvignon blanc.

(for subscribers) Doctor Who and the Late Late Breakfast Show on this day in 1986:

Reform may lead the polls, but the #Caerphilly Senedd by-election result shows the mountain they have to climb to win a FPTP election and push Farage into No. 10. Reform led by 2-3% in polls, but left leaning voters coalesced against them to give Plaid Cymru a comfortable win.

Your weekly “RTD has gone too far this time” headline.

Because the idea of not punching their constituents in the face is so radical, I doubt many MPs had considered it until now.

NEW: Contrary to most reports, Prince Andrew CAN effectively renounce his title of Duke of York and associated peerages without the need for new legislation or any further action by Parliament or The King. Here's how: (h/t to @davidtorrance) https://t.co/RxbMJNAuv1