Rotarian Pat Jeffery talks about victims of domestic abuse.

Alan Hughes, MD of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London reveals the fascinating history of this famous bell whose sound is known across the world. He talks about the production of the bell, the people involved in the project and the possible skulduggery surrounding it.

Alan Hughes, MD of the famous Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London talks about the history of church bells in the City of London.

Rotarian Tony Muckley and Jack White, Commercial and Community Director of Chatham Town Football Club, discuss the establishment and ideas behind Medway Youth Horizons. This exciting project aims to bring together a range of experts and organisations that can provide opportunities for young people, particularly those not in education, employment or training.

Steve Wood in conversation with Rotary GB&I Chair Heather Stuart.

The McIntyre Mini Globe Race is one of the most audacious solo around-the-world challenges ever conceived. The race covers 28,000 miles. It should take around a year to complete. Rotarian Jasmine Harrison is a double World Record holder, having been the youngest woman to row the Atlantic solo, and the only woman to swim the full length of the British Isles and is now participating in the race. RRUK's reporter Brian Portway caught up with her in Cape Town.

Steve Wood in conversation with Andy Bright of Action for Pulmonary Fibrosis. Andy shares his personal experience of this little-known disease and information about the work of the APF group as it seeks to support those with the disease and makes contributions to research projects to find a cure.

Each year Rotary sponsors a cohort of students to study at academic institutions in London. Steve Wood had the privilege of meeting three of them in a rather noisy cafe in London's West End. The resulting conversation is an uplifting event.