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Military leaks, apologies to Bob Geldof and BBC Radio Fry. Presented by Roger Bolton.

Roger Bolton asks whether this was the best week for the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg to wash up on Kirsty Young's Desert Island Discs. As Peggy learns to cut and paste on The Archers, Roger examines the BBC's role in Government backed education campaigns. And after Richard Herring's endorsement - listeners are desperate to know how to get hold of this season's must have Radio 4 hoodie.

Roger Bolton challenges the Chairman of the BBC Trust over the new licence fee deal. How well will new editorial guidelines safeguard the impartiality of radio reporting? A History of the World in 100 objects - it's all over but was it worth it? Do Desert Island Discs castaways have to take a religious book with them? And cuts overkill - how a trail for Radio 4 coverage invaded the airways at the wrong time.

Roger Bolton investigates why hundreds of you are up-in-arms over changes to the BBC radio message boards. As the Commonwealth Games athletes head home armed with medals some Feedback listeners wonder if the BBC's coverage has been too negative. The World Service is rumoured to be facing a 25% cut in its budget - but should we be funding a global network? As the world is gripped by the Chilean miners' rescue, some listeners ask - were there too many BBC reporters there? And as You and Yours celebrates its 40th birthday, we ask what makes a successful long-running radio programme and find out which ones you think are past their sell-by date.

Your suggestions for the new controller of Radio 4; Jon Holmes treads the thin line between brilliant comedy and bad taste and how latest proposals over the BBC pension scheme will affect the licence fee.