South Africa: Hitting your children ruled illegal

South Africa's constitutional court has ruled that it's illegal for parents to smack or hit their children. It upheld a previous ruling that any form of corporal punishment to discipline children is unconstitutional and violates the rights of a child. We'll speak to parents on both sides of the debate in the country.

Also, the fallout continues from the drone attacks against Saudi Arabian oil facilities. But how much of a threat to global security could drones be? We'll put questions from our listeners to a drone expert.

And we hear the story of a Siberian shaman who was marching across Russia to 'banish' President Vladimir Putin from office. He's now been detained. We'll hear more from our BBC correspondent in Moscow.

(Photo: STOCK IMAGE/Someone smacking their child. Credit: Getty Images)