In his latest film, Michael Caine plays a vigilante pensioner who turns on the gangs that plague his London estate.
Sir Michael tells Simon Mayo the film reflects life on some of Britain's worst housing estates and describes it as "a wake up call". He also answers questions from listeners.
Download the interview with Michael Caine
Harry Brown is one of the films up for review by Mark Kermode on Friday afternoon from 3pm.
Ashes set for free-to-air returnEngland's home Ashes Tests could return to free-to-air television following a review of sport's "listed events". What would it mean for cricket in terms of revenue, exposure and the fans?
Wainwright shows her Gallic flairCanadian singer Martha Wainwright performs live in the studio for Simon Mayo. She gives passionate renditions of two songs from her tribute album to legendary French singer Edith Piaf.
BBC defends pay and expenses of top execsThe BBC has published the pay and expenses of its 107 most senior executives. In one case, £216 was claimed for an Apprentice end-of-season celebration.
Should we be able to say what we like?The House of Lords says the law which makes homophobic hatred a crime must nonetheless guarantee freedom of speech for those who wish to criticise gay relationships. MPs disagree.
A night of Carnage?Carnage UK organises pub crawls for students and has been accused of encouraging binge drinking. So what's one of their nights out really like? Watch our video to find out.
MoD bonuses shock father of fallen soldierGraham Knight, whose son Ben was killed in Helmand in 2006, says he is "incensed" by the news that £47 million in performance bonuses have been paid out at the MoD since April.
Counting down to South Africa 2010We look at how preparations are coming along for the next World Cup. We also examine the contenders in a new series The World Cup Files, starting with Brazil ahead of Saturday's game.
Three 5 live presenters argue over what makes for good conversation on the radio.
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