Victoria Derbyshire's Interviews Of The Week

Victoria Derbyshire speaks to two women whose husbands have or have had locked-in syndrome. Tony Nicklinson's wife Jane describes what she said to him before he died.

Victoria Derbyshire is joined by an audience of 250 5 live listeners and senior Liberal Democrat politicians to discuss the state of the party and the coalition government.

Victoria Pendleton tells Victoria Derbyshire the British cycling team made no attempts to try and persuade her to stay in the squad after London 2012. She thinks they were glad to get rid of her.

Victoria Derbyshire speaks to the world's first pregnant man. Thomas Beatie is transgender and still has a womb.

Victoria is joined by an audience of 5 live listeners and Olympic medallists to discuss what legacy the London 2012 Olympics will leave.

Victoria Derbyshire hears from two survivors of World War II with very different stories.

A 5 live listener who was forced into a marriage more than 20 years ago tells Victoria Derbyshire she fears her daughters will be made to go through the same thing.

Mo Farah speaks to Victoria Derbyshire on 5 live about his hopes for London 2012.

Tina Nash, the woman left blind after her former partner gouged her eyes out, speaks to two other women who have experienced domestic violence. Ms Nash says she feels "sick" at the news that Shane Jenkin is planning to appeal the length of his prison sentence.

For the last 18 months, Victoria Derbyshire has been following the story of Tony Nicklinson who has 'locked-in' syndrome and wants to die. Hear the original 5 live programme from his house in Dec 2010.

Victoria Derbyshire speaks to Rachel, doctor and alcoholic, who first called the programme 15 months ago.

Victoria Derbyshire broadcasts live from an abortion clinic to find out what happens when a woman decides to terminate her pregnancy. She talks to staff at the clinic and to women who have had abortions.

How much should an MP be paid? And what sort of pension should they get? The head of the body which sets the pay and pensions of MPs, Sir Ian Kennedy, launches a public consultation on the Victoria Derbyshire 5 live programme.

Nineteen-year-old old Reece Davis James tells Victoria Derbyshire why he got involved in the summer riots and about the moment he stole a £150 stereo.

Victoria Derbyshire hears the remarkable story of 5 live listener Kate Allatt who defied predictions by the medical profession and recovered from 'locked-in' syndrome brought on by a stroke.

Victoria Derbyshire speaks to teenagers about the amount of pornography they watch and how it affects them. Plus an MP tells her why she thinks it is having a negative impact on their attitudes to sex and relationships.

Listen to the audio diary of 45-year-old Tony Treadwell who had a rare form of cancer and passed away this morning. He'd been keeping the diary for the Victoria Derbyshire programme.

Amazing audio from the North West Ambulance Service as a new mother gives birth alone. She is guided through birth and told how to puncture the amniotic sac.

Victoria Derbyshire speaks to Jessica Sayers a teenager who was sexually assaulted by a girl pretending to be a boy. The 'boy', Gemma Barker, was jailed for 30 months.

Paul Conroy, the British photographer wounded in a rocket attack in Syria, tells Victoria Derbyshire he believes the Syrian government deliberately targeted the makeshift media building he was in.