09:00 - 09:45
Andrew Marr with Tariq Ramadan, Sir Mark Walport, Kate Bush and Jonathan Phillips.
We asked if listeners had secrets they kept from their partners. Turns out they do. We promised not to reveal identities. Money, affairs, cross dressing, lemonade and tarantulas appeared in our inbox.
You can tell us yours if you like, email us. Or run a mile. We understand either way.
Earlier this week, alongside wave, wind and what's called clean coal power stations, the government gave the go ahead for 10 new nuclear facilities and a new planning system.
There was a mixed reaction from listeners who emailed, but there were two that caught our eye and we invited their authors onto the programme to discuss it.
Patrick McCarron is a retired lawyer who's been a strong supporter of nuclear power since the 1950s. He's frustrated it's taken the Government so long to give nuclear the go-ahead.
Sally Millar lives near Kirksanton, one of the proposed sites. She's been talking about climate change as an environmental educator for the last 20 years. (She mocked up the photo above to show what her neighbourhood might look like.)
Here's what happened when we brought them together...
BBC legend Sir John Tusa reads Your News sentences this week. Drop us a line about your week if you fancy, or tweet.
I won £10 on the Lotto for the first time in years. It will make such a difference to my life, especially as I have been unemployed for eight months.
On the first really cold and foggy morning my car had a flat battery due to the passenger door light being on for 16 hours.
My son was attacked and robbed in his home by a gang of lowlife scum wielding gun, knife and baseball bat, he was smashed over the head with one of these and all I want to do is thank them for not killing him.
Fed my bees today, they seem to be doing fine.
I met my internet date but after a pleasant couple hours dining in the pub she gave me "the brush-off".
I set fire to the house last night; it was an accident but I wish I hadn't waited until the decorating was finished.
My brother and sister and I learnt on national TV that we are not loved by our parents.
I met Andrew Neil last night and decided he had an orange face.
The council is refusing to empty our cat poo bin.
I want to tell my partner that I'm a secret nudist and long to be naked at home, but I'm afraid he won't understand and ask me to leave.
Just cut a wedge from my first homemade cheddar cheese to find an unexpected vein of blue mould inside and I wonder if it's edible.
I twisted my ankle wearing my new stiletto heels, but my wife just laughed.
Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, listeners share their letters and messages from loved ones and relatives sent away to war. The letters span World War I to Afghanistan and are written from the heart.
You can listen to the letters here:
Thanks to everyone who contributed, we've included more letters below. If you have a letter you'd like to send us drop us an email.
Do you have any wartime correspondence you'd like to share with us? To mark Remembrance Sunday we'd like to read letters, postcards and emails from the frontline.
It may be that you have letters from family members from World War I and II, or perhaps more recent emails, e-blueys and text messages to/from a loved one serving in the forces abroad.
From big emotional events to the minutiae of daily life, drop us a line on ipm [at] bbc.co.uk
Listen to the story of one very moving letter read on Radio 4's BH programme.The letter was written by 19-year-old Cyrus Thatcher from Reading who died recently in Afghanistan.
Kevin Connolly presents (duration 8.33 mins).
...for all I know you could be a robot. Cue robot pic.
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