Archives for January 2007
Darren Bent to West Ham for £18m
Alan Curbuishley has had no problem getting his hands on money from owner Eggert Magnusson during this transfer window - but the biscuit businessman might think twice about bidding 18 million pounds for a player who last moved for 2 and a half.
West ham need cover in defence before lashing that amount on a player up front. It's worth saying Charlton have told us they've not received any such offer. No chance
Chances of this happening..... 0/10
Wednesday 31st February
Good morning. The top story on the programme today...
Are rape victims being failed by the legal system? Police and prosecutors stand accused of not doing enough to secure convictions.
How does Labour avoid any more heat from the cash-for-honours inquiry? We discuss the political fallout of Lord Levy's re-arrest.
Overnight Corus, formerly British steel, was bought out by an Indian company. What does it mean for workers in the UK ?
Have you had your car stolen recently? You will probably have to pay the police to get it back.
Plus, we make the final prediction of the January transfer window and speak to the Watford chairman about who they might snap up to help keep them up.
Tuesday 30th January
The top story on the programme today...
The site of the country's first super casino is announced today. Blackpool and London are the favourites, but will it really be that super?
Are over-crowded prisons preventing the rehabilitation of offenders? We find out what the Chief Inspector of Prisons is likely to say in her report, due out this morning.
Could single parents have their benefits cut before their kids reach sixteen? We find out how the Government plans to get lone parents back to work.
And we bring you cricket updates throughout the programme.
The world's best school .....?
Updated 30th January
Is Eton the best school in the world? And what makes a school great?
I spent Friday morning at Eton College. It's just down the road from Windsor, handy for the Kings and Princes who've been taught here. Not just them of course. More than a smattering of Prime Ministers, captains of industry and sporting greats (not me, I'm an Edinburgh man).
It's been around for nearly 600 years. Not a girl in sight though.
Shelagh wanted me to play the Eton Wall Game - to find out more click here
But I fancied the Field Game.
So, is there still a place for Eton and schools like it in the modern world? You can join the debate and take a look at the pictures!
MONDAY 29th JANUARY
On the programme this morning...
After another weekend of controversy, John Reid says he won't quit as Home Secretary. We'll speak to him after 8am - if you want to ask him a question text 85058.
After an historic decision by the Sinn Fein to back the police in Northern Ireland. New Assembly elections could be called by the end of the day. We'll cut through the politics and tell you what it means for people living in Northern Ireland.
There are calls to scrap prescription charges and make people pay for non-essential operations instead. Is this the best way to keep the NHS going? Or just a slippery slope to making us pay for our healthcare?
Also this morning.....Shilpa wins Celebrity Big Brother, but would she have won without all the scandal? Well Shilpa says she doesn't think Jade is a racist, we'll find out if people in Mumbai agree?
Kevin does Breakfast
He came, he spoke, he met the football legend Ian Wright and interviewed the boss of his beloved Wolves, Mick McCarthy... our guest listener Kevin Peck made the most of his time in the studio as a co-presenter with Nicky and Shelagh. "It was the fastest three hours of my life," says Kevin. To listen again go here
"Nicky and Shelagh were brilliant, the team was great and made me feel so relaxed and informed. That took care of the nerves of broadcasting to millions of listeners."
Ronaldo to RM.... (various papers)
After his antics against Wayne Rooney at the World Cup and then coming out publicly in support of a Real Madrid presidential candidate - it seemed guaranteed that Cristiano Ronaldo would be heading to Spain. But he stayed at Manchester United and became arguably the player of the season. 
Now Real want to pay 50m euros for him - the 3rd highest ever transfer fee. United will be keen to hold onto him - their latest profits show they don't need the money - BUT Real have recently signed the biggest TV deal anywhere in the world and want Ronaldo to take over from David Beckham as the face of Real Madrid. Alot can happen between now and the summer and Ronaldo hardly showed his loyalties last summer but still I'm not convinced...
50/50 I reckon
Chances 5/10
FRIDAY 26th JANUARY
Joining myself and Nicky this morning, is our guest presenter and Five Live Listener Kevin Peck, who will be will us all programme.
Our top stories today...
There's more pressure for the Home Secretary as a paedophile escapes jail for downloading child pornography - we'll assess where the latest row leaves attempts to cut prison overcrowding.
Also this morning...plans to give drug addicts shopping vouchers to keep them clean - we'll hear what the experts think - and your views are very welcome too.
And another drubbing for England's cricketers at the hands of Australia. We'll bring you cricket updates, if you can bear to hear them, throughout the show.
Meet Kevin
On Friday morning, Shelagh and Nicky will be joined on Breakfast by Kevin Peck.
We picked him from among all the listeners who answered our request for one of you to be a guest presenter. Thanks to all of the people who put their names forward. Listen on Friday morning to see if Kevin was a good choice!
He's a Wolves fan and top goalscorer of Puma FC in the North Gloucester League (Div 1).
Mancini to Chelsea
I reckon you'd probably get longer odds on Mourinho being the chelsea manager next season rather than the raft of candidates appearing regularly in the papers (Carlo Ancelotti, Didier Deschamps, Guus Hiddink, etc) The latest is the Inter Milan manager Roberto Mancini - their most successful coach in ten years.
His contract runs out in the summer and is described as "Mourinho without the aggro". So, a decent contender but it just feels too early for there to be a stand-out candidate for a position most of us think will only become vacant in the summer. As much a chance as any of them...
Chances.... 5/10
THURSDAY 25th JANUARY
On the programme today...
Families say they're being forced to spend hundreds of pounds a month sending vital supplies to relatives serving in Iraq and Afghanistan - we'll hear from the families who want the Ministry of Defence to pay their postage.
Also this morning - the row over gay couples and adoption threatens to split the cabinet and we'll hear who stands where. We also find out why schoolchildren need to be taught more patriotism.
Julion "the Beast" Baptista scores at both ends. Meanwhile, someone's hired a spy plane to watch Manchester United's training sessions - we'll ask who, and why.
Plus are the old ones really the best ones? We'll bring you the jokes which had the Victorians rolling in the aisles.
Teenage alcoholism
All this week on Breakfast we've been hearing some of your remarkable stories. This morning we heard from Stephen Wood, a 25 year old who started drinking heavily in his early teens, and Jade, an 18 year-old who's also fighting a drink problem.
Listen to our interviews with Stephen and Jade
Stephen told us that his mum was an alcoholic, and that this contributed to his problems. The charity Turning Point says that 1.3 million (one in eleven) children in the UK live with parents who misuse alcohol. As part of their campaign to raise awareness, they are compiling a dossier of personal testimonies which will be published later this year and presented to the Government.
WEDNESDAY 24th JANUARY
On the programme today...
President Bush made his sixth annual State of the Union address and we'll hear what he had to say, and what it might mean for America and us.
Also this morning -- with the prison system at near full capacity, judges and magistrates are told they don't have to send criminals to prison. And we'll hear from Five Live listener Stephen, about his struggle with alcohol
And it may only have been against Wycombe Wanderers, but Andriy Shevchenko's got a goal at last!
And what's the most annoying sound in the world? Vomiting, according to the papers this morning -- text your suggestions to 85058.
Tuesday 23rd January
The top story this morning...
Are the supermarkets taking over? Well it's not quite that bad yet, but this morning we hear the concerns of the Competition Commission who are investigating how the big supermarkets operate.
Could the Afghan poppy harvest be the solution to a shortage of the painkiller diamorphine? Yesterday we talked about Iraqis fleeing the country, this morning we hear about those who are going home.
With two-thousand-and-twelve days to go until the London Olympics, the Prime Minister's still keen. But is it all going as well as he'd like us to think? We hear the concerns of some MPs.
And England's cricketers are maiking New Zealand toil in the latest one day match we have the latest.
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Monday 22nd January
In today's programme we'll be looking into how the Government will crackdown on anti-social behaviour, with the naming of forty Respect Areas across England. The local authorities, will be given extra cash in return for a commitment to fighting anti-social behaviour in the form of parenting classes and face to face meetings with police and politicians.
We'll talk about if the relatively slow rise of the 3,5 percent in council tax, and if it actually benefits us at all. Plus, we'll get the latest from a protest made against First Great Western by a group of train passengers who are unhappy with the service.
Also, as the situation in Iraq isn't getting better we'll discuss how the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR is coping with the two million Iraqi refugees wanting access the neighbouring countries for cover.
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Friday 19th January
Good morning. The main story on the programme today...
Another political voice wades into the Big Brother debate as Labour's chief whip, Jacqui Smith, says we should boycott the programme. Jade and Shilpa are up for eviction tonight- is it a British referendum on racism and bullying? We'll be looking at whether the Big Brother house mirrors the views of society.
Also this morning, the Health Secretary, Patricia Hewitt, has told the BBC that, in hindsight, a hundred thousand pounds a year for GPs is too much cash. And, after the gale chaos yesterday, the big clean up begins, but roads are still closed and train services are still disrupted.
And finally, in sport, we'll be previewing the big match between Liverpool and Chelsea this weekend, as well as giving you live updates throughout the programme on England's one-day match against Australia in Brisbane.
Britain on trial?
From politicians to pundits and Five Live listeners, there's been a huge reaction to antics in the Big Brother house. Now comes the vote on whether to evict Jade or Shilpa.
Shilpa says she's a victim of racism - so what, if anything, will the result of the vote say about us? Is Britain itself on trial - or reality TV?
We want to hear your views of the issues at stake in the Big Brother vote... the Breakfast Diary Room is open for comments.
Lucas Neill to West Ham
Only a few days ago Lucas Neill's move to Liverpool from Blackburn looked nailed on.
How quickly things change.
The Mirror and a number of other papers this morning reckon Neill has turned down the chance to play at Liverpool in favour of the battle against relegation with West Ham.
He's been offered 60 grand a week according to the Mirror and had a medical at the club last night...
That's that then...
Chances ..... 10/10
Thursday 18th January
Good morning. The main story on today's programme....
The Government says its getting tough with green schemes that claim to allow people to pay for polluting the environment. Are they just trading on people's guilt or is it an effective solution to cutting green house gases?
First it was just a reality TV programme, then an international row. Now Celebrity Big Brother contestant Shilpa Shetty says some of her house mates have been racist towards her. We hear from a Bollywood star and friend of Shilpa's.
We bring you the latest on all the weather chaos forecast to be heading our way.
Who is the most iconic biker of all time? Steve McQueen has come out top and we speak to one man excluded from the List, the Former World Superbike Champion Carl Fogarty.
Also after a 7 goal thriller Fulham go through to the FA Cup fourth round, but it's humiliation on Tyneside.
Ancelotti to Chelsea
It seems to be pretty much accepted as fact now that Jose Mourinho will leave Chelsea before the start of next season. So who are Chelsea going to bring in?
The clever money is on Guus Hiddink who knows Roman Abramovich well but the Mirror reckon Andre Shevchenko is bending Roman's ear about going for his former manager at AC Milan - Carlo Ancelotti.
They won the scudetto and the Champions League together but you have to wonder about whether Shevchenko is likely to stay at the club after such a disastrous first season at Stamford Bridge. Unlikely.
Chances .... 3/10
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Wednesday 17th January
Good morning - the main story on the programme today....
A Five Live listener with cancer meets with the government and asks them to extend the winter fuel allowance to people who are terminally ill. The Tories and Lib Dems have pledged their support for Rick Costello's campaign - we'll speak to him and to the government minister he met.
A terror suspect is on the run - so is the system flawed? The opposition think so, and the complaints keep coming.
10 thousand people accuse Big Brother housemates of bullying and racism. So how will Shilpa Shetty be feeling this morning? We'll speak to the best friend of one of the housemates.
We are also in Melbourne to get the latest on the Australian Open Tennis
Nice in the ice?
UPDATE 10:46am Tuesday
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Lots of requests for this piece of audio, so for all you sadists out there, have a listen to Matt taking a dip in water measuring around 7 degrees centigrade.
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Sports presenter Matt Williams' day got off to an icy start when he plunged into an ice bath at a new training facility at Lea Valley in east London.
Tuesday 16th January 2006
Good morning. The top story on today's programme...
It's 300 years since England and Scotland tied the knot, but is it a happy anniversary? Most people are still happy with the United Kingdom, but a majority of people in England want to see an English parliament. What do you think?
Do you remember Rick Costello? Rick is terminally ill with cancer and contacted us because he couldn't afford his heating bills. Today he'll meet a government minister and ask to extend the winter fuel allowance to the terminally ill.
Helen Mirren is now also the Queen of Hollywood, as she takes two Golden Globes for her royal role. We are live in L.A after a good night for British film, and we'll ask what it means for the Oscars.
And on the road to 2012. Our very own Matt Williams will be live from the Lee Valley Athletics Centre where some of our Olympic hopefuls will be training ahead of 2012.
Raul to Liverpool
He is the topscorer for his country - topscorer in the Champions League but there's little doubt that Raul's best days are behind him. He's struggled to get into the Real Madrid side for the last couple of seasons and at 29, faces being sold off by the club this summer.
So where will he go? The Spanish press made the obvious conclusion over the weekend - followed up by the Mirror this morning - that because he's watched a few games at Anfield when his mate Fernando Morientes played there and because Rafael Benitez knows him well, he must be off to Liverpool. But with Kuyt, Crouch and Bellamy finally striking up an understanding at Anfield, I'm not so sure...
Chances of this happening.... 4/10
Monday 15th of January
This morning on the programme we can reveal an ASTONISHING proposal in the 1950s to merge with France! Archive documents show the French Prime Minister put the suggestion to the British PM Anthony Eden, who then discussed it with his Cabinet. Let us know should the Anglo-French merger have been explored further and are we totally happy that we're all about beer and fish & chips rather than wine and camembert?
We'll get the latest about the backlog of thousands of criminal cases that weren't put on the police computer at the Home Office as The Home Secretary, John Reid goes to parliament to face questions about the blunder. Plus, more Saddam's assistants have been hanged and we'll get the latest from Iraq.
And...could chewing gum help you loose weight? A group of scientist are looking into developing appetite suppressing gum which would contain a drug that would make people feel like they're full.
Sven to Marseilles (Mirror and Star)
Since he left the England post, Sven Goran Eriksson has been linked with a number of clubs - both in the Premier League and in Europe - and the latest is Marseilles. Speaking to the OM striker Djibril Cisse on French TV he said "I am the next Marseille manager, do you intend to stay at my club?"
Sounds a pretty big hint.... until you consider that Eriksson is still being paid £6,500 a day by the FA as a result of that amazing deal he signed after Euro 2004 to stop him going to Chelsea. Why bother getting a job when you're being paid that amount anyway?
Chances ...... 4/10
FRIDAY 12th FEBRUARY
On the programme this morning...
Within the last hour, Greek police have said there's been an explosion in the compound of the United States Embassy in the Greek capital...we'll have the latest. PLUS a cargo ship adrift in the North Sea narrowly missed colliding with a gas rig overnight....
He says "it's not about the money", but is David Beckham that much of a philanthropist? We'll find out just how excited LA residents are to have him there as a member of their "soccer" team.
And ... Do you believe in love at first sight?
One tourist in London fell in love with a stranger on a tube, and now she's trying to find him by emailing. Thousands of people have replied. But do you have a story of love at first sight? We want to know, text us on 85058.
Beckham to leave Real Madrid (various papers)
Despite Beckham's agent saying they were still holding talks to extend his deal in Spain, the papers reckon he is definitely leaving and when I spoke to a source at the Spanish club yesterday - he told me they would not be renewing Beckham's deal and they're hopeful he'll go in January so they can at least get some money for him.
It looks most likely that he'll end up in the USA but his four-year drought in Spanish football - not a sniff of a trophy will soon be at an end.
Chances of him leaving Real ..... 10/10
Secondary school league tables
On Thursday morning's show we'll be looking at the English Secondary School league tables for 2006.
To see how your school has done click here
There's been some changes to the way that the lists are compiled this year. The academic tables, will show the best performing schools in the country, who've achieved 5 GCSE C's and above, including English and Maths.
There's also a new table which takes into consideration whether the school has a lot of pupils from traditionally underperforming groups eg. boys, deprived backgrounds, specific ethnic minority groups.
Heinze to Juve?
After an outstanding first season for Manchester United, Gabriel Heinze has suffered from injury and falling behind Patrice Evra in the pecking order at Old Trafford. 
The Juve manager Didier Deschamps is a fan - telling the press he knows him well from his time at PSG and if they have the chance to sign him they will. But it's worth saying that Heinze has been featuring for United's games in Europe this season and Sir Alex Ferguson doesn't have too much cover in that position.
Not cut and dried this one .... but then are they ever?
Chances 4/10
WEDNESDAY 10TH JANUARY
On the programme this morning...
Is climate change going to ruin tourism in southern Europe ? A new EU report says some of our favourite hotspots could be off limits by the middle of the century
Also coming up...
Are offenders who committed serious sexual crimes abroad working with children in the UK ? Home Secretary John Reid is to meet the police for urgent talks.
President Bush is to send thousands more troops to Iraq. But the Democrats aren't happy...
Liverpool are hit for six as Arsenal get their number again...
We'll also look ahead to tonight's David v Goliath clash - Wycombe against Chelsea...
RUMOUR OF THE DAY
Freddie Ljungberg to west ham (Independent and The Sun)
One of our reporters this morning told me he'd been told West Ham are "chasing everything with an elephant gun" since the injection of cash from the consortium headed by Eggert Magnusson - which means at some point they are going to hit something. SWP at Chelsea or Freddie at Arsenal? Ljungberg has had limited appearances since the arrivals of Tomas Rosicky and Alexander Hleb - just ten games in the league - so his imminent departure shouldn't come as a shock - but would he go to a club threatened with relegation - particularly when the likes of juventus and AC Milan are interested (according to the Express)... I'm not so sure...
Chances 6/10
TUESDAY 9TH JANUARY
On the programme this morning... worried about national security? Now MI5 will send you an email, to keep you up to date with the terror threat. Is this increasing vigilance -- or is it just a publicity gimmick? Also religious groups protest about new laws on gay rights. We'll hear from both sides....and we'll establish just what the law says.
And a chance to rescue a little dignity for England's cricketers? That's Paul Nixon making his wicket-keeping debut in today's Twenty Twenty match with Australia -- we'll have live updates for you after eight thirty.
Jose out of Chelsea?
Hands up who thinks Jose Mourinho 
will still be Chelsea coach at the start of next season? Thought not... I can remember rumours of his imminent departure circulating since they went out to Barcelona last season - and he revealed last month that he almost left last season.
The story goes that he's unhappy with certain players being signed by the chairman and that he's getting frustrated at the amount of criticism thrown Chelsea's way. Inter Milan and Real Madrid seem the obvious destinations - with Guus Hiddink who knows Abramovich well on his way to Stamford Bridge.
Love Mourinho or loathe him - the Premiership will be the poorer without him.
Chances 8/10
MONDAY 8TH JANUARY
Good morning -- on today's programme...
The government have been criticised for raising the stress level of teachers and pupils alike -- now they're thinking about scrapping SATs. We'll find out what could replace the Standard Attainment Tests...
Also this morning -- ten years after the Paris car crash, the inquest into Princess Diana's death begins again.
Could the Royal family be sitting on an inquest jury? We'll take a look at what the case might mean.
Plus -- out of the Scottish Cup, Rangers keep up the search for a new manager...
Walter Smith and Ally McCoist have the top tips for Ibrox.
And we find out why today, January the eighth, is the day you're most likely to begin your divorce.
Mascherano to Liverpool
When Javier Mascherano arrived at West Ham, he came off the back of an impressive showing for Argentina in the World Cup - but it's all gone pear-shaped since then. Every game he's played for West Ham they've lost and he's only had 6 minutes action since October. Liverpool are his preferred destination presumably because of the Spanish manager's known admiration for him and to play as cover for Gerrard and Alonso. But FIFA rules are pretty clear on this - he can't play for more than 2 sides in a season - he's already played for West Ham and Corinthians - so that would appear to be that. When so many papers think there's a chance, you wonder if this one will actually come off...
No it won't
Chances of this happening 4/10
Friday 5th January
On today's programme...
It's misery again for England as Australia complete an Ashes whitewash. Australia get their revenge as Test cricket bids farewell to Langer, McGrath and Warne. We'll have all the reaction to the final test and take a look back at the series.
Also this morning we'll be discussing scientists' plans to mix human DNA with eggs from cows and rabbits. They claim the research could help people with conditions such as Alzheimers, but critics say it shouldn't be allowed and the government says it will back a ban. Is this a vital medical leap or just Frankenstein-style science?
Plus, if you've got plenty of friends we'll be asking if it's time you dumped a few of them...and we'll finally reveal the naffest song of all time!
Rumour of the day - SWP
SWP to West Ham (Sun)
This is the early front-runner for rumour becoming reality. The world and his wife knows that Shaun Wright-Phillips hasn't played anywhere near the number of games he was hoping for when he joined Chelsea - this season his situation hasn't changed much so he must be looking for a way out.
West Ham would not only guarantee him games - they need the kind of service he'd deliver and crucially with Eggert Magnusson bringing his sizeable wallet to the table, they've got the money to fight off other challengers. The only drawback here is the injury to Joe Cole - but Mourinho doesn't seem to be using that many wingers this season anyway.
Matt's chances of this happening - 6/10
Thursday 4th January
On today's programme...
A senior army officer claims British soldiers are living in worse conditions than prisoners. We'll talk to some of the soldiers and hear about the conditions they have to put up with. Click here if you want to find out more.
We are in Sydney on day three of the final Ashes test, and trailing by more than 100 - England have made a poor start to their second innings.
At least one person has died, three others are seriously injured as a coach overturns on a motorway sliproad, we'll be live at the scene.
The NHS is facing a huge shortage of nurses. We'll find out why the Health Service could soon be 14 thousand nurses short - and we'll ask a Health Minister if we should be worried.
AND the search continues for the naffest ever song...we've got two more belters for you today.
The desert turns white - a view of the Hajj
Aleem Maqbool reported on the Hajj for Five Live - here are the final extracts of his blog
29th Dec
Take the sum total of the populations of Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds and Cardiff ....clothe them in white, and pack them into a valley in the Saudi Arabian desert, and you get something of an idea of the scene this lunchtime on Day Two of the Hajj.
At the call to prayer, the whole lot went silent and all faced in the same direction. The moment when a massive wave swept across the whole valley, as they all bowed in prayer, was the moment many people said WAS the Hajj for them.
For some of those people, it had been a real struggle to get here. An elderly man called Shafi had come from Pakistan with his wife - this was his first trip abroad and had taken his whole life to save for. He had been denied a visa to come to the Hajj many times before because strict quotas are imposed by Saudi Arabia on Muslim countries (one Hajj visa per thousand people) to keep the numbers at a manageable level.
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