This page contains contact numbers and weblinks for items featured on Breakfast in November 2004.
Tuesday 30 November
Past Voices British Library release CD of world's earliest voice recordings, including Florence Nightingale, Gladstone and Lenin, previously only available for research inside British Library. CD available from the British Library bookshop on 0207 412 7735
Fruit Rogue diallers
Elaine Chivers has set up an action group for people who've had rogue diallers.
You can email the group at: [email protected]
Monday 29 November
Luck book The Book of Luck by Anne Watson is published by Capstone Press at �12.99
Michael Radford's film The Merchant of Venice has it charity premiere tonight at the Odeon in Leicester Square. Rogue diallersAgeing survey
Friday 26 November
Wales Millennium Centre For full details and links to the WMC, see our main story on this
Pensions and benefits If you have any concerns about your pensions or benefits following the computer breakdown at the Department for Work and Pensions, you may be able to get more help or advice from its website
Thursday 25 November
DentistsSusannah Clarke We're talking to the author of Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, which has been shortlisted for the Whitbread First Book Award. The novel was published by Bloomsbury in September: ISBN: 0747570558
Greta ScacchiGreta co-stars in a new film about the pop star Bobby Darin. It's called Beyond the Sea.
Bear cameras Spy in the Woods goes out on BBC Two next Tuesday at 9pm
Wednesday 24 November
BBC Good Food Show
Opens to the public tomorrow (Thursday) and runs until Nov 28th (Sunday). At NEC in Birmingham, open 0900-1800.
Jamie Theakston
Tuesday 23 November
Don Mccullin New Exhibition of photos reflecting the reality of HIV and Aids in Africa in association with Christian Aid.
"Life interrupted" opens at the County Hall Gallery on London's South Bank, and will tour the UK throughout 2005.
Hana Yasmeen Ali
We talked to Muhammed Ali's daughter about her book - co-written with her father. The Soul of a Butterfly, by Muhannad Ali and Hana Ali. Bantam. 12.99; 208pp. ISBN 0 5930 5249 8.
Aled Jones
The Little Prince, starts Saturday 27th November, BBC Two
e-mails from the boss Have you been sent badly written or somehow inappropriate group emails from your boss? Send us the higlights for a story on boss's writing skills next week to [email protected].
And don't worry, we won't identify you or your boss on air.
Monday 22 November
BullyingAll links and information are on our full story about bullying
Scottish artist Robert Kelsey is the name of the artist we featured whose work has been compared to Jack Vettriano. He has an exhibiton at Thompson's Art Gallery, 76 Marylebone High St, London W1 5JU
Lit Idol We're talking to Tony Cowell - the brother of Simon Cowell - about the search for new writing talent. It's called Lit Idol and you can find out more about it through its website
Friday 19 November
This is how can you pledge to Children in Need:
Phone: 0845 733 2233
or any Post Office, High Street bank or building society
BBC Children in Need begins tonight on BBC One at 7pm
Thursday 18 November
Mark Gatiss The co-star of the League of Gentleman has written a new book. It's called The Vesuvius Club:Publisher: Simon & Schuster ISBN: 0743257057 rrp: �15
Penelope Keith Is appearing in the Noel Coward comedy Blithe Spirit, at the Savoy Theatre, London, until the Spring.
Phishing
Wednesday 17 November
Shopping online For full details on how to protect yourself when shopping online and a selection of other websites, click on the link below.
Health
Tuesday 16 November
David Cassidy "David Cassidy: Greatest Hits Live"
Breakfast Master Chef Rob Kirby's healthy tuna wrap
4 x 125 g fresh tuna steaks
4 x flour tortilla wraps
2 x red onions
100g rocket leaf
200g cooked fresh French fine beans chopped in half
100g sun-blushed / fresh tomatoes quartered
100g black olives chopped
1 x lemon
1 x clove crushed garlic
Smear fresh tuna steaks with garlic and rub with a little olive oil. Season with ground black pepper. Sear tuna on a hot char-grill and then place in oven (gas mark 5, 190oC) for 5-8mins Place onions, beans, tomatoes and olives in a bowl and gently fold in rocket leaf. Remove tuna from the oven and allow to sit for five minutes. Flake the tuna into the salad bowl and gently mix. Finally, drizzle with a little olive oil and freshly squeezed lemon. Lay out 4 flour tortillas on plates and fill with tuna salad and wrap. Serve with a chunk of char-grilled lemon. Enjoy!!
Monday 15 November
Do they Know it's Christmas? The new version of the original Band Aid Single, Do They Know it's Christmas, should be in the shops by the end of November.
Self Defence classesThe self defence classes we featured, taught by Royal Navy instructors, are running in Manchester only. They're free and they last half an hour. They're on Monday 15 and Tuesday 16 November only. Any women over the age of 18, students or otherwise, are welcome to attend the classes by pre-booking on 0161 835 8272.
Rock Paper Scissors We talked to Douglas Walker, the co-author of The Official World Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide.It's published by Simon and Schuster. ISBN 0 7432 6751 6
Matthew Kelly Matthew Kelly's new programme is called Critical Condition and it starts today at 0915am on BBC One.
Jeremy IronsJeremy Irons' new film, Being Julia, is released later this week.
Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 November
Will Aid It's Your Money ran a feature about Will Aid - a scheme under which a solicitor will draw up your will for a donation to charity.
ClickOnline
If you want to find out about items on our special weekend feature ClickOnline, they have a very comprehensive website:
NewswatchYou can watch a new BBC programme airing viewers' complaints about TV news on Saturday mornings on Breakfast. It has its own web page.
Friday 12 November
Alcohol
If you have any concerns about the amount of alcohol you are drinking or want to know more about our story on labelling beers with health messages click on the link below.
SANE
If you have any concerns about issues relating to mental health
North and South
The new BBC drama can be seen on Sunday 14 November at 2100 GMT
Age Concern
We spoke to age concern about compulsory retirement
Thursday 11 November
BOOK
Tom Ford by Tom Ford is published by Thames and Hudson ISBN: 05005111977. Price �65
Wednesday 10 November
Jenny Pitman "The Vendetta", published by Macmillan, rrp �16.99, ISBN 1405006161
Max Beesley New BBC drama, Bodies, starts tonight BBC2 9pm
The Producers Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
Energy efficiency at home
Olympic bid
Tuesday 9 November
Cartland
Romantic novelist Barbara Carltand left a staggering 160 unpublished novels which will be published today on the internet.
SpaceSpace Odyssey: Voyage to the Planets, starts 9th Nov, 9pm BBC One
Monday 8 November
FILM
Charles Dance's film is called Ladies in Lavender. It's released on November 12 Renee Zellweger stars in Bridget Jones, Edge of Reason, released on November 12 BOOKS
John Humphreys' book, Lost for Words is published by Hodder and Stoughton ISBN: 034083658X
TELEVISION
Blackpool the first episode of Blackpool is on BBC One this Thursday evening at 9pm
Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 NovemberAdoptionYou can find out more about National Adoption Week through the British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering (BAAF)
This week, they're running a special helpine. You can reach this on: 020 7593 2060; 020 7593 2061; 020 7593 2062.
ClickOnline
If you want to find out about items on our special weekend feature ClickOnline, they have a very comprehensive website:
NewswatchYou can watch a new BBC programme airing viewers' complaints about TV news on Saturday mornings on Breakfast. It has its own web page.
Friday 5 November
Book We're talking to the American author Anita Shreve, who has just published her 11th book - 'Light on Snow'. Publisher: Little Brown ISBN: 0316877336 RRP: �14.99
Thursday 4 November
Kyle Eastwood
Kyle Eastwood's latest jazz album, Paris Blue, is released Candid Records on November 8th
Tuesday 2 November
Ask about Medicines Week
Helpline number: 0845 850 2878 (this is not a BBC website) Charles Family
ONE Life is on tonight at 10.35pm on BBC1
Monday 1 November
Nurses
The report, 'A Fragile Future? commissioned by the RCN, is an annual overview of the state of the UK-wide nursing labour market. The report shows, that whilst overall numbers of nurses have grown, the NHS continues to rely on bank and agency nurses and nurses from overseas. Ageism
We also reported on ageism to coincide with a report by Age Concern. Mariella Frostrup
A collection of Mariella's agony aunt columns in the Observera will be published in a couple of weeks' time. Dear Mariella An Indispensable Guide to Twenty-First-Century Living. Published by Bloomsbury, 15 November 2004, price �12.99 ISBN 0747574413 Lord Robert Winston
Lord Winston's book Human: The Definitive Visual Guide was published in October by Dorling and Kindersley, price TBC, ISBN: 140530233X 
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