Anthony discusses a recent poll by You Gov in to how much the general public actually think the main professions and celebrities should actually be paid.

Anthony speaks about One Water, a unique bottled water where all the profits made from its sale go to helping provide clean drinking water to people living in the third world.

Anthony speaks to a human rights and poverty campaigner/youth worker about the Beijing Olympics and the human rights record of China.

Anthony speaks to Jeremy Cain a local catholic youth worker who has been heavily involved with Fairtrade and the Make Poverty History Campaign.

Anthony speaks to some members of the public in Newcastle about lowering the voting age to 16.

Anthony speaks about the background and history of Remembrance Sunday, the symbol of Remembrance Sunday (the poppy) and the Royal British Legion. Plus there are two excerpts of Sir Winston Churchill’s infamous WWII speeches included.

Carl asks people in Leeds city centre what they think we can do to improve the image of young people