Fact, Fiction, or Foreign Jurisdiction?

In the latest episode, Ollie, James and Jon are joined by Charlotte to discuss laws surrounding prisons! But what has prison slang got to do with a lazy pony? Can you hide in a search light? And do convicts have fancy dress? All this, and more, in the latest episode of FFF.

Are you ready to find out about goldfish colleagues, birds named after dogs, and whether or not you can lawfully walk a pack of dogs? And just what is a pack, anyway? Listen now to find out all this, and more, on the latest episode of FFF.

This week we’re talking about space! And not just satellite litigation. Who bought the Sun (the newspaper)? Who owns the Sun (not the newspaper)? And which government grants licences to extra terrestrial aliens? All this, and more, on the latest episode of FFF.

Merry Christmas?! Better late than never, the boys are back! In this episode the FFF treatment gets applied to Christmas Lights and Christmas Bonuses, Santa’s reindeer - and what laws are being broken by Saint Nick?

A butcher in a graveyard?! Reincarnated inside a prison cell?! And what is going on with funeral processions in Las Vegas?! Find out the answers to these questions, and more, in this episode of FFF.

In this special election episode, the panel learns about strange laws which only take effect when we’re voting, (in)famous electoral candidates, and the US election involving Donald Trump, Joe Biden ...and Rudy Giuliani.

In this special episode, the panel discuss laws about Halloween. Is it illegal to trick or treat on a Sunday? When are you allowed to dress as a clown? And how did the Mafia get started? All this, and more, on this episode of Fact, Fiction, or Foreign Jurisdiction?

In this episode, the panel discusses sports - but can you assassinate a politician with a golf ball? Can octopuses (/octopi[/octopodes]) play any sport? Does opening jars count? Just how smart *are* dogs, really? Joined by guest panellist Adam Hattersley, we hope you enjoy episode 12 of Fact, Fiction, or Foreign Jurisdiction?

In this episode, the panel discusses laws about swords - not circular ones, of course, because there would be no point... But do MPs carry swords? What have swords got to do with terrorism? And exactly who was at the Battle of Bannockburn? All this, and more, in episode 11 of Fact, Fiction or Foreign Jurisdiction.

A one-off special episode in memory of the one-off special US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the panel are put through their paces with a quiz about the great late judge.

In this episode, the team is joined by a guest panellist - who puts Jon and Ollie in their place - while discussing real property. But what has the number of women got to do with the legality of a tenancy? And you can keep anything you like outside your own house... right?

In this episode the panel considers laws relating to musical instruments... what are your options if you break a string on a Sunday? What instrument does the sea play to make music? And have you ever seen someone playing the drums on the beach? All this - and more - in Episode 8.

In this episode our panel considers when it might be feasible to annul a marriage because of lipstick, which type of make up is most similar to a roast dinner, and how Ollie knows about contouring...

In this episode, the panel discusses social media being used by “secret” agents (and misheard song lyrics...)

In this episode, the panel discusses emperors, bank loans, St Peter, and postage stamps - but how is that all connected to treason?

In this episode, the panel finds out whether or not you can ride in a taxi if you have the plague, and how to legally surprise someone with pizza.

In this episode, the panel discusses if you have a legal obligation to let a stranger use your loo, and just how much toilet roll does a miner need?!

In this episode, the panel discusses if it is acceptable in law to handle a salmon suspiciously, and if anyone is the legal owner of beached turtles and sharks...