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Tony talks to Lord Prescott in the first half-hour as the Met announce another investigation into phone hacking allegations at the News of the World.

Colin Paterson reports on some surprise results at the National Television Awards while Tony debates whether we're in a golden age of television, or being subjected to a lot of dross.

After violent clashes in Egypt between police and protesters, Tony talks to a protestor who took part in the demonstrations in Cairo.

And as a 主播大秀 Two programme asks whether public school boys are running Britain, Tony asks whether that matters.

He also discusses whether car boot sales are downmarket - Portsmouth City Council wants to replace one of its sales on the seafront, with something that one local councillor said should be of 'better quality'.

And is it ever worth having an office romance?