Guests appearing on BBC Breakfast with Frost in 2004

Sunday 4 January 2004

• Nick Brown MP, former chief whip
• Alistair Darling MP, Transport Secretary
• Bertie Aherne, Irish Prime Minister
• Professor Colin Pillinger, Beagle 2 mission to Mars
• Sam Younger, Chairman of the Electoral Commission
• Newspapers reviewed by Frances Edmonds, and David Davies

Sunday 11 January 2004

• The Prime Minister, Rt Hon Tony Blair MP
• Trevor Brooking, Football Association
• Newspapers reviewed by Michael Buerk and Edwina Currie

Sunday 18 January 2004

• Conservative leader Michael Howard, MP
• David Seaman, Manchester City footballer
• Martin Narey
• Clyde Prestowitz and Irwin Stelzer
• Newspapers reviewed by Carol Vorderman, John Hurt and Trevor Phillips

Sunday 25 January 2004

• Charles Clarke MP
• Charles Kennedy MP
• Tim Lamb, English Cricket Board
• Dr Dan McCleese, NASA Mars mission
• Newspapers reviewed by Amanda Platell and Michael White

Sunday 01 February 2004

• Mark Byford, BBC
• Michael O'Leary, Ryanair
• Greg Dyke, BBC
• Tessa Jowell, MP, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
• Newspapers reviewed by Alice Thomson, David Yelland and Sir Max Hastings

Sunday 08 February 2004

• Charles Kennedy MP
• Lennox Lewis, heavyweight boxing champion
• Hans Blix, former UN weapons inspector
• Sir Christopher Frayling
• Peter Kenyon, Chief Executive Chelsea AFC
• Newspapers reviewed by Joanna Trollope and Matthew d'Ancona

Sunday 15 February 2004

• Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London
• Sven-Goran Eriksson, England Football Manager
• Anthony Minghella, Film Director
• Oliver Letwin, MP, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
• Newspapers reviewed by Ann Leslie and Philip Stephens

Sunday 22 February 2004

• Steve Norris, MP, Conservative candidate for London Mayor
• Benazir Bhutto, former Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Matthew Kelly
• Archbishop Desmond Tutu
• Elizabeth Winkfield, Council tax protestor
• John Prescott MP, Deputy Prime Minister
• Newspapers reviewed by Jane Moore and Nicholas Parsons

Sunday 29 February 2004

• Robin Cook, MP
• Piers Morgan, editor of the Daily Mirror
• Sir Jeremy Greenstock and Rageh Omaar
• Former Prime Minister, John Major
• Newspapers reviewed by Joan Bakewell and Simon Hoggart

Sunday 07 March 2004

• Dr John Reid, MP, Health Secretary
• Hans Blix, former UN Weapons Inspector
• Bishop Frank Griswold, US Episcopal Church
• Dr Liam Fox, MP, Chairman Conservative Party
• Newspapers reviewed by Eve Pollard, Ken Follett and Daren Johnson

Sunday 14 March 2004

• Spanish Foreign Minister, Ana Palacio
• Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer
• Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor
• Lady Annabel Goldsmith
• Newspapers reviewed by Lucy Rusedski, Carole Stone and Andrew Neil.

Sunday 21 March 2004

• Sir John Stevens
• Dr Maleeha Lohdi
• Jack Vettriano
• Peter Hain, MP
• Simon Hughes, MP
• Newspapers reviewed by Sue MacGregor and Simon Kelner

Sunday 28 March 2004

• General Sir Mike Jackson, Chief of the General Staff
• Sir Edward Heath
• Dame Kiri Te Kanawa
• Asa Hutchinson, US Under Secretary for Border & Transportation Security
• Newspapers reviewed by Cristina Odone and Paul Gambaccini

Sunday 04 April 2004

Live from the Luton and Dunstable Hospital

Guests included;

• Dr John Reid, MP, Health Secretary
• Beverley Malone
• Dr Roger Boyle
• Stephen Ramsden
• Karen Jennings
• Paul Burstow, MP
• Tim Yeo, MP
• Newspapers reviewed by Edwina Currie and Professor Robert Winston

Sunday 11 April 2004 - No programme

Sunday 18 April 2004 - No programme

Sunday 25 April 2004

• Stephen Carter, Chief Executive of the Office of Communications (Ofcom)
• Bishop Desmond Tutu
• The Home Secretary, David Blunkett, MP
• Newspapers reviewed by Francis Edmunds and Sir Clement Freud

Sunday 2 May 2004

• Romano Prodi, President of the European Union
• Dr Roger Bannister
• Lord Tebbit, Lord Bell and the Guardian political commentator Jackie Ashley
• The Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, MP
• Papers reviewed by Carol Thatcher and Francis Wheen

Sunday 9 May 2004

• Robin Cook, MP
• Iain Duncan Smith MP
• Fanny Palli-Petralia, Greek Minister for Culture
• Robert Kilroy-Silk
• Patrick Cockburn and Major General Patrick Cordingley
• Papers reviewed by Lyndsay Griffiths, Gyles Brandreth and Wilbur Smith

Sunday 16 May 2004

• Geoff Hoon, MP, Secretary for Defence
• Charles Kennedy, MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats
• Arsene Wenger, Manager, Arsenal FC
• Newspapers reviewed by David Davies, Jan Berry and Kit Hesketh-Harvey

Sunday 23 May 2004

• Michael Howard, MP, Leader of the Conservative Party
• Lord Sebastian Coe, Chair of London's 2012 Olympic bid team
• Caroline Lucas MEP, Green MEP for the South East Region
• John Armitt, Chief Executive at Railtrack plc and Bob Crow, General Secretary RMT
• Newspapers reviewed by Jane Moore and Kamal Ahmed.

Sunday 30 May 2004

• The Prime Minister, Tony Blair, MP
• Sol Campbell, England footballer
• Tracey Emin, Contemporary artist
• Newspapers reviewed by Barbara Amiel and Andrew Gowers.

Sunday 06 June 2004

• Interviews with D-Day veterans
• Live coverage from Normandy
• Dr Iyad Allawi, the new Iraqi Prime Minister
• Ambassador William S. Farish
• Lord Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury
• Newspapers reviewed by Kate Adey, Simon Sebag Montefiore and Jef McAllister

Sunday 13 June 2004

• Rt Hon the Lord Tebbit and Matthew Parris
• Dr NC Dlamini Zuma, South African Government Minister
• Charles Kennedy, Leader of the Liberal Democrats
• John Prescott, MP, Deputy Prime Minister
• Sir Trevor Brooking, former England Footballer
• Papers reviewed by Catherine Mayer and Michael White

Sunday 20 June 2004

• Rt Hon Tony Blair, MP
• Rt Hon Michael Ancram, MP
• Robert Kilroy-Silk, MEP
• Salem Chalabi, Director Iraqi War Crimes Tribunal
• Martina Navratilova on Wimbledon
• Papers reviewed by Imogen Stubbs and the former Conservative MP, David Mellor

Sunday 27 June 2004

• Donald Rumsfeld, US Government Secretary of Defence
• Hugh Masekela, the father of African jazz
• Sol Campbell, England footballer
• John Simpson, BBC World Affairs Editor
• Papers reviewed by Sir Harold Evans, Charlie Lee Potter and Mark Seddon

Sunday 04 July 2004

• John Reid, MP, Health Minister
• Sir Jeremy Greenstock, the former British government envoy in Baghdad
• Tom Windsor, Rail Regulator
• Dr Mowaffak al-Rubaie, Iraqi Governing Council
• Rory Bremner
• Newspapers reviewed by Reggie Nadelson and John Kampfner

Sunday 11 July 2004

• Charles Clarke, MP, Education Secretary
• Charles Kennedy, MP, Leader of the Liberal Democratic Party
• Oliver Letwin, MP, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
• Philip Green, Retail entrepreneur
• Max Mosley and Damon Hill, Formula 1
• Newspapers reviewed by Baroness Jay of Paddington and David Yelland

Sunday 18 July 2004

• Former U.S. President, William Jefferson Clinton
• Christopher Patten, EU External Relations Commissioner
• Sir Menzies Campbell, MP, Deputy Leader, Liberal Democrats
• Papers reviewed by Amanda Platell, Antony Beevor and Charlie Whelan

Sunday 25 July 2004

• Lord Heseltine
• Boris Berezovsky, Russian Businessman
• John Bercow, MP and Mustafa Osman Isma'il on the Sudan
• David Blunkett, MP, Home Secretary
• Newspapers reviewed by Trevor Phillips, Eve Pollard and Paul Gambaccini

Sunday 1 August 2004

• Evelyn Glennie, OBE, Solo Percussionist
• Earl Spencer
• Lord Browne, Chief Executive, BP
• Tim Yeo, MP, Conservative spokesman on the Environment
• Papers reviewed by Lembit Opik, Sian Lloyd and Michael Brown

Sunday 8 August 2004

• Greek Culture Minister, Fanni Palli-Petralia
• Nicholas Boles, Policy Exchange and Keith Best, Immigration Advisory Service
• Daniel Barenboim, Musical Director of Chicago Symphony Orchestra
• Rt Hon Charles Kennedy MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats
• Newspapers reviewed by Joan Bakewell and Simon Hoggart

Sunday 15 August 2004

• Former Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, MP
• Former envoy in Baghdad, Sir Jeremy Greenstock
• Lord Coe
• The former King Constantine of Greece
• Jonathan Gornall, Journalist and Pink Lady crew member
• Newspapers reviewed by Jane Moore and Stanley Johnson

Sunday 22 August 2004

Summer break

Sunday 29 August 2004

Summer break

Sunday 5 September 2004

• William Hague, MP
• Alex Salmond, MP, SNP Leader
• Olympic gold medal winner, Darren Campbell
• Lord Truscott, President Putin's biographer, and Lord Garden, Defence expert
• Newspapers reviewed by Ken Follett and Alice Thomson

Sunday 12 September 2004

• Sir Trevor Brooking, FA Director of Football Development
• Baroness Shirley Williams
• Sir Clive Woodward
• Director-General of the BBC, Mark Thompson
• Secretary of State for Work & Pensions, Alan Johnson, MP
• Papers reviewed by Michael Buerk and Carol Thatcher

Sunday 19 September 2004

• Charles Kennedy MP, Liberal Democrat leader
• David Trimble, MP, MLA, Ulster Unionist Party Leader
• Greg Dyke, former Director General BBC
• Derek Scott, Tony Blair's former economics adviser
• Iraq Foreign Minister, Hoshyar Zebari
• Newspapers reviewed by Ann Widdecombe, MP, and Giles Brandreth

Sunday 26 September 2004

• Prime Minister Tony Blair, MP
• Kelly Holmes, double Olympic gold medallist
• Colleen Gaffy and Graydon Carter
• Newspapers reviewed by Amanda Platell and Michael White

Sunday 03 October 2004

• Leader of the Opposition, Michael Howard, MP
• John Prescott, MP, Deputy Prime Minister
• Robert Kilroy-Silk, MEP
• Colonel Tim Spicer, Private security in Iraq.
• Newspapers reviewed by Cristina Odone and Sir Max Hastings

Sunday 10 October 2004

• President Hamid Karzai on Afghanistan election
• Matthew Parris
• Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman
• Hoshyar Zebari, Iraqi Foreign Minister
• Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor and Dr Daud Abdullah
• Alistair Campbell, Menzies Campbell, MP and Steven Norris, MP
• Newspapers reviewed by Jane Moore and Simon Walker

Sunday 17 October 2004

• Health Secretary John Reid, MP
• Tim Collins MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Education
• Jude Law
• Former England cricket captain, Nasser Hussain
• The Palestinian Foreign Minister, Dr Nabil Shaath
• Sunday papers reviewed by Diane Abbott and Richard Ingrams

Sunday 24 October 2004

• Former Prime Minister John Major
• Alun Michael, MP, Rural Affairs Minister
• Bishop Frank Griswold
• Mordecai Vanunu, Nuclear Whistleblower
• British astronaut, Michael Foale
• Newspapers reviewed by Joan Bakewell and Sir Tim Rice

Sunday 31 October 2004

• Tessa Jowell, MP, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
• European Commissioner, Neil Kinnock
• Former US Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger
• Former US Vice-President, Walter Mondale
• Rory Bremner, with a wry take on the political world
• Sunday newspapers reviewed by Claudia Winkelman and Paul Gambaccini

Sunday 7 November 2004

• Former President, George Bush Senior
• Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy, MP
• former Ambassador, Sir Christopher Meyer
• former Ambassador, Philip Lader
• Dianne Thompson, Chief Executive of the National Lottery operator, Camelot
• Creator of 'Bridget Jones', author Helen Fielding
• Newspapers reviewed by Carol Vorderman, Kate Adie and the Director General of the CBI, Digby Jones

Sunday 14 November 2004

• Rt Hon Michael Ancram QC MP
• Sir John Stevens, Head of the Metropolitan Police
• The head of Shell Oil, Jeroen van der Veer
• Music from the virtuoso British violinist Nigel Kennedy
• Newspapers reviewed by Eve Pollard and Felix Dennis.

Sunday 21 November 2004

• Education Secretary, Charles Clarke, MP
• EU Trade Commissioner, Peter Mandelson
• Sol Campbell, Arsenal FC and England
• Lord Strathclyde; Otis Ferry, Huntsman and Phyllis Campbell-McRae, International Fund for Animal Welfare
• Newspapers reviewed by Sheila Hancock and Michael Winner

Sunday 28 November 2004

• Shadow Chancellor, Oliver Letwin, MP
• Gerry Adams, MP, Sinn F�in
• Iraq elections - Interim Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, Barham Salih and former UK envoy to Iraq, Sir Jeremy Greenstock
• Paula Radcliffe, female distance runner
• Newspapers reviewed by Christina Odone, David Yelland and Sir John Mortimer

• Shadow Home Secretary, David Davis, MP
• Viktor Yuschenko, leader of Ukraine's opposition
• Olympic gold medallist, Matthew Pinsent
• John Reid, MP, Health Secretary
• The tenor Andrea Bocelli, performed Schubert's "Ave Maria".
• Helena Kennedy, QC, and Andrew Neil reviewed the Sunday papers.

Sunday 12 December 2004

• The Archbishop of York, Dr David Hope
• Comedian, John Culshaw and Fiona Mactaggart, MP
• Steve Forbes, CEO of Forbes, Inc
• Colonel Tim Collins and Lord Tim Garden
• Farah Pahlavi, former Empress of Iran
• Newspapers reviewed by Susan Greenfield, Steve Pollard and David Davies

Sunday 19 December 2004

• Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott, MP
• General Sir Mike Jackson on Army reform
• Discussion with Willam Hague, MP and Charles Kennedy, MP
• HRH Princess Michael of Kent
• Newspapers reviewed by Jane Moore and Max Hastings

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