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BBC One\u2019s big autumn thriller serial is The Capture. Telling the story of former soldier Shaun Emery, whose conviction for an unlawful killing during active duty is overturned because of flawed video evidence. The drama delves into the increasing reality of misinformation and fake news. Scriptwriter Ben Chanan talks to Samira about the manipulation of video evidence in our criminal justice system.

Venice Film Festival is well underway where the films coming to our screens in the autumn compete for the coveted Golden Lion Prize. Critic Jason Solomon fills us in on the highlights including Joaquin Phoenix\u2019s portrayal of the Joker, the new Polanski film and Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver\u2019s depiction of a divorce in Marriage Story.

A Freedom of Information request placed by the Daily Mail has revealed that in 2016 the Royal Mint was considering honouring children\u2019s author Enid Blyton with a commemorative 50 pence coin, but that officials withdrew the author from consideration because "she [Blyton] is known to have been a racist, sexist, homophobe and not a very well-regarded writer". Literary historian John Mullan and columnist Harriet Hall discuss the resulting furore and consider the ethics of viewing the culture of the past through a contemporary lens.

Presenter : Samira Ahmed\nProducer : Dymphna Flynn