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Phil Williams and Rachel Burden with the news and sport.
The coalition government's latest plans to catch benefit cheats involves using a private credit rating company to detect those who make false claims.
Including, falling house prices in the UK, the flooding in Pakistan and the latest on the trial of former Liberian leader Charles Taylor at the Hague.
In sport, Aston Villa fans and former players react to the shock resignation of manager Martin O'Neill.
Hayley Milner also drops by after winning a gold medal in the 400 metres individual medley at the European Swimming Championships in Budapest.
Tue 10 Aug 2010 06:00 BBC Radio 5 live
The government of South Australia has launched a recruitment drive to lure Britons to some rather unusual jobs. South Australia's agent-general in London, Bill Muirhead, gives more detail.
BBC Radio 5 liveTue 10 Aug 2010 06:00 BBC Radio 5 live
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