NHS at 70 - not fit for purpose or just starved of money?

Some medical procedures including breast reductions, tonsil removal and operations to stop people snoring are among a list of 17 treatments which could be cut back by NHS England. These are plans to prevent what's described as over 100,000 "unnecessary procedures" taking place annually. Should we bring the same cuts in here? The NHS has just had its 70th birthday. So - is it time to act? Vinny spoke to Jo Roundell Greene - the granddaughter of Clement Attlee - one of the founders of the NHS. He asked her how she thought her grandfather would feel about the current state of the service He also spoke to GP Dr George O'Neill, former Conservative junior health minister Edwina Currie and commentators Nick Garbutt and Phil Kelly.

Also on the programme, should prison sentences of less than a year be scrapped? That is the call from justice minister Rory Stewart, he told the Commons Justice Select Committee that people on community sentences are less likely to reoffend than people who are put in prison. But is this giving a green light to criminals? Vinny got the views of commentators Brian Pelan and Simon Warr.

And, Love Island - the reality TV show where contestants compete to find love. There's no doubting the huge success of the show with millions tuning in for each episode. Are you a fan? Have you even watched it? What's behind our love affair with Love Island? Vinny gets the views of showbiz journalist Kelly Allen - she's a big fan of Love Island and commentator Tina Calder.

All that and more on the biggest show in the country.