18/05/2010
Who should pay for university fees - students or the taxpayer? Plus, news that the man accused of trying to detonate a car bomb in New York has appeared in court.
Tony's opening debate is about university fees and who should pay - students or the taxpayer?
The man accused of trying to detonate a car bomb in New York's Times Square has appeared in court.
Is it time to revamp the booze laws? A retail industry representative, a hospital consultant specialising in treating liver damage and racing pundit John McKirick discuss.
A photo journalist in Bangkok describes the standoff between troops and anti-government protestors.
Finally, Tony speaks to Wimbledon's first ever Championships Poet - Matt Harvey.
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Wimbledon's first ever Championships Poet
SW19 now has an official poet in residence. Tennis bard Matt Harvey explains what his role entails and how he's had difficulty finding a rhyme for Federer.
Duration: 05:16
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- Tue 18 May 201022:30BBC Radio 5 Live
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