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LIVE: Who's afraid of Al Qaeda?

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Leonardo Rocha | 18:40 UK time, Wednesday, 11 July 2007

Today, we're discussing the Al Qaeda threat. How real is it? Many people have written to us saying they're more likely to die in a car accident than in an Al Qaeda accident. How scared should we be?

We're talking also about bottled water. What's wrong with tap water? Are we spending too much money in plastic mineral water bottles and creating a massive environmental problem? Can you trust the water from your tap?

We're now OFF AIR, but keep sending us your comments. They will be posted in our blog.

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