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THE COMMISSION MISSED A PROGRAMME? Go to the Listen Again page PROGRAMME INFO The current series has now finished The Commission is now off air until Autumn 2003. Details of the new series will be on the site shortly before it starts again. Click on the archive section to find out more about previous programmes. The Commission   Listen to the last programme to be broadcast. Previous Programmes Road Strategy (22/10/2002) Judges (15/10/2002) North/South Divide (08/10/2002) Sex selection (01/10/2002) Immigration (24/09/2002) Human Rights & Civil Liberties (17/09/2002) Fat Tax (10/09/2002) Organ Transplants (03/09/2002) Gambling (09/10/2002) Linguistic Diversity (02/10/2002) Sperm Donors (25/09/2002) Farming (18/09/2002) Testing in Schools (11/09/2002) Party Political Funding (04/09/2002) Corporate Responsibility (28/08/2002) Alcohol and Society (21/08/2002) Go to the latest edition of The Commission Audio Help DON'T MISS MESSAGE BOARDS Join the discussion: The Today Programme Latest interviews and news stories FEATURES India's population: A problem for all? Mark Tully reports - From Our Own Correspondent PREVIOUS PROGRAMMES View a list of previous programmes PRESENTER Nick Ross Nick Ross is one of Britain's best-known factual broadcasters. He has fronted Crimewatch since its inception in 1984 and has presented a wide sweep of the BBC's journalism in news, including rolling news, current affairs, politics, law, crime and consumer issues. His credits include several eponymous programmes including Nick Ross, a highly praised series of talk shows (1999), Westminster with Nick Ross (live television coverage of parliament, 1994-1997) for which he was a member of the Downing Street lobby, and in 1997 he was named 'Broadcaster of the Year' for his long-running Radio 4 programme Call Nick Ross (1986-1997). In 1999 he won a best documentary prize for a controversial and autobiographical TV history of the troubles in Northern Ireland, We Shall Overcome.

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