On today's podcast, we reveal the secrets of the Downing Street breakfasts held between a group of highly select businessmen and the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown. After a two-year battle, documents have been released under the Freedom of Information act which tell us what was discussed. Our man Rob Evans has the details.
In Pakistan, our reporter Declan Walsh tells us that president Pervez Musharraf's party is struggling in the polls, ahead of parliamentary elections on Monday. If his party loses, it could be a serious blow to his authority. And Ed Pilkington reports from New York on the charges brought against the September 11 suspects.
We're down at the General Synod of the Church of England to hear Archbishop Rowan Williams attempt to defend his remarks about Sharia law. The religious affairs analyst Stephen Bates gives his verdict.
Plus, our science correspondent Ian Sample on how to live to 90.
