It's a Manchester Student Media Awards special in the latest edition of The Winchester podcast. Tris and Matt fill us in on what happened on the night, give their predictions on who they thought the winners would be and much more.

This week on 'The World at When', Graham Sniffchin probes into the policies of the candidates in the forthcoming Manchester Student Union elections, foreign correspondant Chico Bonanza reports from 'Venezuela' following the death of Hugo Chavez, and sports reporter Sardiné Macatooth makes a surprising announcement.

In this episode we talk about child stroke and interview Eileen, the mother of Daisy, a little girl who survived stroke when she was 21 months old. We also talk to Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, stroke researcher and President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Manchester, and to Professor Stuart Allan from the Faculty of Life Sciences.

This week in your world, University Challenge hooliganism reached highest levels since 1987, David Willetts proposed the deportation of graduates to Eastern Europe, Caffè Nero said that they plan to ban Christians, and more. All aboard the news cruise.