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Girl, Interrupted & Iraq, Fragmented

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Anu Anand | 13:06 UK time, Thursday, 7 September 2006

I've been away from the programme for a week (and away from the news too). But this morning, two stories really tugged at me: Natascha Kampusch, the Austrian girl, .... and the story of , even though they can see it breaking up all around them.

Did you see Natascha's interview? What's your reaction to her? Get in touch

Also- we'll be opening a rare window into life inside Iraq by talking to an Iraqi journalist who's fled. Get in touch to talk to him live on air. Or post your comments on the debate

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