We're joined by Lori Lipman Brown, director of the Secular Coalition for America: "For us the question is will that person try and impose their theology on civil law. JFK said 'Yes I'm a catholic that's what I believe but I won't make my religion the law of the land'."

Siggy is a blogger in N. Carolina: "Turkey is a world unto itself. It's down to behaviour. Are they treating everyone else equitably? That's the bottom line. The supremacy of Islam in Pakistan works great if everyone is a muslim."

It's time to remember our colleague Alan Johnston. We're now hearing from Mohammad Abu Haseera, baraber to the journos of Gaza. Now if you've seen a pic of Alan, you'll know he is a very regular Mohammad Abu Haseera customer!

Ros' mentioning of Paul Wolfowitz at the top of the programme has got you e-Mailing in:

Reed in Portland has mailed in:

it seems that wolfowitz totally blew it by giving his girlfriend such a nice raise and while him and his lawyer are trying to point the finger at the paper trail the documents don't seem to really be in their favor. Wolfowitz's order to the HR department at the World Bank seems pretty decisively against him. I get the sense that the board at the bank is none too impressed by Wolfowitz "lawyering up" as a means of dealing with his situation as well.

Judge Eliyahu Winograd said today:

We lay the main responsibility for these failures on the prime minister, the defence minister and the former chief of staff, these three were responsible for these decisions and the way they were taken.

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