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John Keats was just 25 when he died in Rome 200 years ago. To mark the anniversary The Poetry Society has commissioned new work from award-winning contemporary poets responding to Keats\u2019s work, and two of them \u2013 Rachael Boast and Will Harris \u2013 join us to share their poems and discuss why Keats is still important to contemporary writers 200 hundred years after his death.

\u201cThe Best Is Yet To Come\u201d is Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler\u2019s 18th studio album. Pushed back by the pandemic, it\u2019s a return to the bombastic full-figured 80s sound that characterised Total Eclipse of the Heart and some of her other greatest hits. At the age of 69, does the rock veteran feel like the best is yet to come?

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden summoned 25 heads of England's Museums and heritage organisations to a summit today to discuss the issue of contested history and the government policy of "retain and explain". Duncan Wilson, Chief Exec of Historic England, reports on the meeting.

Presenter: Kirsty Lang\nProducer: Hilary Dunn\nStudio Manager: Duncan Hannant