Thursday 26th November
After 1,
Nihal is back chairing the debate of the day
Have the Mumbai attacks affected relationships between Indians and Pakistanis?
It was this time last year that the attack on India's economical capital began. After nearly three days 174 people had been killed, including nine gunmen. The only surviving attacker, Pakistani Mohammad Ajmal Qasab, is currently on trial in India. Since those events peace talks between India and Pakistan were called off and have yet to be resumed.
But how has all of this affected community relations? Did you have relatives in Mumbai when the attacks occurred - and if so, have their lives changed in any way?
Have you been to the city in the past year, and if so did you notice anything different about it? What about the tensions between India and Pakistan? Do you think Pakistan and India are doing enough to combat terrorism? Have relations in the UK been affected by it?
Get in touch, and join in with the discussion.
After 2
We've got our weekly catch with members of The Family. Tindy will be here to talk about yesterdays episode.
And finally
One of the UK's high profile lawyers Michael Mansfield will be live in the studio with me to discuss his new book 'Memoirs of a Radical Lawyer'.
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