In a special programme to mark the 10th anniversary of Breakfast with Frost, Sir David spoke to former President Bush, the England soccer captain David Beckham and coach, Sven Goran Eriksson and Sir Elton John..

Former US President Bush

Andrew Neil and Anne Robinson reviewed the Sunday papers.

As part of the 10th anniversary celebrations David Frost went interactive on the 8th December and answered your questions in a live webchat.

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President Bush Senior said that the British Prime Minister Tony Blair is in "enthusiastic step" with his son in tackling international issues. President Bush Senior said that his son faced a more complex situation in a post-September 11th world than he did battling communism during his term in the White House.

"Tony Blair is highly respected in the United States. I think people admire his leadership from afar on these matters, where the US and the UK stand on common ground, so I would say that the special relationship is as strong as ever and certainly the relationship between the President of the US and the Prime Minister of the UK is very very strong."

Also on the show David Beckham and Sven Goran Eriksson spoke of their difficulties coming to terms with the pressures of fame. David Beckham said: "It's hard to come to terms with certain things, but, you know, you cope with it." And Sven Goran Eriksson admitted that interest in his private life was a price you have to pay. He said: "I always said that I accept it and it goes on. The day I don't accept it anymore I will leave this country because that kind of press is more difficult."

Sven Goran Eriksson and David Beckham

Sir David also talked to Sir Elton John and Rory Bremner on the show.

Sir Elton John