Today we're speaking to British Paralympian Matthew Stockford who says he's been left sitting in a plane for several hours while they worked out what to do with him, and has even been refused check-in.
Yesterday we heard from Kurt Fearnley, who says he was forced to crawl through Brisbane Airport after his airline made him check his wheelchair in with his luggage.
Have you had similar experiences? Is wheelchair access good enough in the UK?
Suggest a question for Gordon BrownJohn Pienaar will be speaking to the Prime Minister Gordon Brown at the Commonwealth Summit this Saturday, 28 November.
If you'd like to suggest a question you think he should ask the PM, get in touch using the programme's "contact us" page.
Brady on England's 2018 World Cup bidKarren Brady, former director of Birmingham City, tells Richard Bacon that the 2018 World Cup bid team is full of "bickering, infighting and disruption." She also talks about her upcoming appearance on The Apprentice as Sir Alan's sidekick.
John Pienaar's Political ReviewOur Chief Political Correspondent looks at the varying messages the party leaders passed on to the CBI this week. And have we heard the klaxon that heralds the start of the election build-up?
Should schools teach about domestic violence?The government wants to introduce lessons on gender equality and domestic violence into the English curriculum. Is this necessary and will other subjects get less attention as a result?
Fratton Park is HartlessPortsmouth have sacked manager Paul Hart after their poor start to their season. Breakfast spoke to Nigel Tresider from the Portsmouth Supporters Group about who the fans want in charge.
Cumbrian bridges still at risk of collapseCumbria has lost eight bridges in the floods and 28 are closed off due to damage or inspections. 5 live's Anna Foster reports from the scene and Shelagh interviews Jim Smith, a Senior Area Engineer.
Champions League reactionOur Football Daily podcast has all the reaction, interviews and analysis from the night's football action, including Liverpool's exit from the Champions League, despite a 1-0 win over Debrecen.
Iraq war: "in the interests of the world"Tony Blair saw the Iraq war as "the right thing to do in the interests of the world", stated his friend Lord Falconer on the launch of the independent inquiry into the war.
Great Scott! It's Christopher LloydChristopher Lloyd's career stretches from One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest to his current film, Santa's Buddies, but he is probably best known as Doc Emmett Brown in the Back To The Future series.
Police anti-terror raids criticisedLord Carlile, explaining his report, told Breakfast that the police were justified in making the raids but failed to seek advice on whether there was enough evidence to bring criminal charges.
Three 5 live presenters argue over what makes for good conversation on the radio.
Watch the videos and tell us what your rules of chat are.
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