On Wednesday morning, Victoria's programme comes from the capital of Zimbabwe, Harare. It's the first full BBC programme to come from Zimbabwe since the 2001 ban on reporting from the country.
You can see Victoria's video reports from Harare as well as read her blog posts about her experience of reporting and presenting from Zimbabwe.
Iran's seizure of five yachtsmenThe father of one of the yachtsmen held for straying into Iranian waters spoke to Phil. Sir Richard Dalton, former ambassador to Iran, explained how the UK will work to free them.
'Time for refs to use video' - HoullierFollowing Thierry Henry's handball, Fifa has said it will consider using video technology in the game. Former France coach and Liverpool boss Gérard Houllier says it's about time the technology was used by referees.
What's the attraction of dangerous dogs?Four year-old John Paul Massey was mauled to death by a dog at his home in Liverpool. Police have admitted they failed to follow up on a tip-off about dog breeding at the house. Nicky Campbell asked listeners why people want to keep volatile dogs.
Personality clashThe BBC Sports Personality of the Year shortlist has been revealed. 5 live Sport takes a look at each of the 10 contenders reminding you about the significant year they have all enjoyed.
500 more for HelmandGordon Brown says the UK plans to send 500 more personnel to Afghanistan. This takes the number of British soldiers in the country to 10,000.
A dinner lady dismissedThe dinner lady who was sacked for breaching confidentiality after telling parents their daughter was being bullied has lost her appeal case. Carol Hill tells Phil about the day she saw Chloe David being bullied - she still feels that she did the right thing.
Attacked by Burmese piratesIn an exclusive broadcast interview, Linda Robertson recounts how, while sailing with her husband Malcolm near Thailand, pirates boarded their boat and attacked them. Last week three men were sentenced to decades behind bars.
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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