Synopsis

Victoria hosts your reaction to Prime Minister Gordon Brown's comments on the mission in Afghanistan. Do you feel forced to wear a poppy? The Daily Mail wants all Premier League teams to wear one embroidered on their shirts this weekend but Manchester United and Liverpool says they'll mark Remembrance Sunday in their own way.

In sport, frustration for the British teams in the Europa League and Andrew Flintoff signs a three-year contract to play one-day cricket for Lancashire.

Chapters

1. Chapter 1

   Should we feel obliged to wear a poppy?

   The Daily Mail wants all twenty Premier League clubs to embroider them onto their shirt. Manchester United and Liverpool say they won't. Victoria hears views from both sides of the debate.

2. Chapter 2

   Your Afghanistan questions answered

   Victoria's panel of experts answers your questions about the mission in Afghanistan, its purpose and its likelihood of success.

3. Chapter 3

   RSM Darren Chant's mother remembers her son

   The mother of Regimental Sergeant Major Darren Chant, one of the five soldiers killed by a trainee Afghan policeman earlier this week, says he was always a joker and her hero.

Broadcast

1. Fri 6 Nov 2009
   10:00
   BBC Radio 5 live