Guests appearing on BBC Breakfast with Frost in 2005

Sunday 9 January 2005

• Tony Blair, MP
• Israeli Deputy Prime Minister, Shimon Peres
• President of Sri Lanka, Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga
• Sunday Newspapers reviewed by Carol Vorderman and Tony Hall

Sunday 16 January 2005

• Leader of HM Opposition, Michael Howard MP
• Martin McGuinness MP, Mid Ulster
• Sir Richard Branson
• Newspapers reviewed by Carole Thatcher, Corin Redgrave and Kate Adie

Sunday 23 January 2005

• Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Charles Kennedy, MP
• Secretary of State for Education, Ruth Kelly, MP
• Prime Minister of Iraq, Dr Ayad Allawi
• Newspapers reviewed by Jane Moore, Michael Dobbs and Richard Lindley

Sunday 30 January 2005

• Lord Falconer, Lord Chancellor
• Alexander Downer, Australian Foreign Minister
• Edward Chaplin, British Ambassador in Baghdad
• Carlos Valenzuela, election organiser for the UN
• Imran Khan, former cricketer and political campaigner
• Betty Boothroyd, former Speaker of the House of Commons,
• John Simpson, BBC Correspondent
• Newspapers reviewed by Christine Odone and Nick Wood

Sunday 06 February 2005

• Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State
• Charles Clarke, MP, Home Secretary
• Liam Fox, MP, Conservative Party co-Chairman
• Newspapers reviewed by Amanda Platell and John Sergeant and Trevor Phillips

Sunday 13 February 2005

• Ex-King Constantine of Greece, David Starkey and Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford
• Kofi Annan, Secretary General United Nations
• Lady Mary Soames
• John Reid MP, Secretary of State for Health
• Newspapers reviewed by Eve Pollard and Simon Hoggart

Sunday 20 February 2005

• David Willetts MP
• Jamie Oliver
• Dr Sami Khiyami and Sir Christopher Meyer
• Sir Richard Eyre
• John Jackson, Penny Little and Jan Berry

Sunday 27 February 2005

• Lord Weidenfeld
• Alan Milburn, MP, Labour Election Co-ordinator
• Prince Saud al-Faisal, Saudi Foreign Minister
• David Davis, MP, Shadow Home Secretary
• Newspapers reviewed by Joan Bakewell, David Yelland and Vanessa Redgrave

Sunday 06 March 2005

• Gerry Adams MP, Sinn F�in
• Eric Clapton, Rock guitarist
• Tessa Jowell MP, Culture Secretary
• Lord Carrington, former Conservative Foreign Secretary and Simbarashe Mumbengegwi
• Vincent Cable MP, Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman
• Newspapers reviewed by Carol Thatcher and Paul Gambaccini

Sunday 13 March 2005

• David Blunkett MP, former Home Secretary
• Ken Livingstone, London Mayor
• Oliver Letwin MP, Shadow Chancellor
• Newspapers reviewed by Piers Morgan and Edwina Currie

Sunday 20 March 2005

• Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Union
• Queen Noor of Jordan
• David Cameron MP
• Alan Johnson MP, Pensions Minister
• Newspapers reviewed by David Mellor and Rosie Millard

Sunday 27 March 2005

Easter break

Sunday 03 April 2005

• Cardinal Cormack Murphy O'Connor, Archbishop of Westminster
• Rt Rev Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford and Garry O'Connor, Biographer
• Michael Ancram, MP, Conservative Deputy Leader
• Sir Menzies Campbell, MP, Liberal Democrat Deputy Leader
• Newspapers reviewed by Eve Pollard and Michael Crick

Sunday 10 April 2005

• Charles Kennedy, MP, Liberal Democrat Leader
• Alex Salmond, MP, Leader of the Scottish National Party
• Nigel Farage, MEP, UK Independence Party
• Ex-King Constantine of Greece and Stephen Fry
• Newspapers reviewed by Baroness Helena Kennedy and Sir Tim Rice

Sunday 17 April 2005

• Sir Ian Blair, Metropolitan Police Commissioner
• Elfyn Llwyd MP, Plaid Campaign Leader
• David Trimble, MP, Ulster Unionists
• Mark Durkan MLA, SDLP Leader
• Newspapers reviewed by Frances Edmonds and Peter Kellner

Sunday 24 April 2005

• Michael Howard, MP, Leader of the Conservative Party
• Gerry Adams, MP, Sinn Fein
• Peter Robinson, MP, DUP
• Newspapers reviewed by Esther Rantzen, Ken Follett, and David Davies

Sunday 01 May 2005

• The Prime Minister, Tony Blair, MP
• Caroline Lucas MEP, Green Party
• Maureen Lipman
• Sunday papers reviewed by Matthew Parris and Joan Bakewell

Sunday 08 May 2005

• David Blunkett, MP
• Maurice Saatchi, Co-Chairman of the Conservative Party
• Alastair Campbell
• Kevin Spacey
• Lord Carrington, Alan Whicker and Humphrey Lyttleton
• Newspapers reviewed by Anne Robinson and Trevor Kavanagh

Sunday 15 May 2005

• Michael Howard MP, Leader of the Conservative Party
• Peter Hain MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
• Sir Michael Gambon, Actor
• Newspapers reviewed by Michael Portillo and Jane Moore

Sunday 22 May 2005

• Gordon Brown MP
• David Davis MP
• Stephen Daldry and George Maguire
• Newspapers reviewed by Baroness Margaret Jay and Paul Gambaccini

Sunday 29 May 2005

• Former Prime Minister Sir John Major
• Former Labour leader Lord Kinnock
• Archbishop Desmond Tutu
• Rory Bremner
• Sir Willard White accompanied by Carl Davis
• Newspapers reviewed by Carol Vorderman, Gyles Brandreth and Nigella Lawson

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