On Friday's programme, we talked about McLaren's Lando Norris' first F1 World Drivers' Championship win. A former racing driver discussed the significance of Norris becoming Britain's first world champion since Lewis Hamilton.

We then turned our attention to the courtroom, where barristers in the UK have won the right to ditch a traditional headpiece: the wig.

After the break, we took a closer look at how people are coping with the world's first social media ban that was earlier implemented in Australia, targeting under 16s.

And finally, we concluded the show by talking to a historian about a once-in-a-decade Taoist festival to ward off angry spirits.

9:05am-9:22am:

Lando Norris' first F1 World Drivers' Championship win

Speaker: Nick Marsh, former racing driver and team owner

9:22am-9:30am:

Wig requirement dropped for some UK courts

Speaker: Ronny Tong, Barrister

9:32am-9:50am:

Under-16s social media ban kicks-off in Australia

Speakers: Florin Serban, social media scholar and lecturer at the Department of Communication Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University

Thomas Chiu, Associate Professor of AI and STEM Education at the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

9:50am-10:00am:

Hong Kong’s Taoist festivals

Speaker: Lawrence Pang, historian