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In our daily audio show with Jon Dennis, we discuss Tory education plans, Iranian jails – and Jennifer Aniston's latest fragrance

Gary Younge on David Cameron's meeting with Barack Obama in Washington; plus the xx favourites to win Mercury Music Prize, in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

Protest in Westminster over school building cuts; plus David Cameron relaunches 'big society', in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

Guardian experts give their reaction to Andrew Lansley's radical healthcare white paper, in a special edition of our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

University-leavers may be taxed according to earnings; plus how a teenage Beatles fan got access to the Fab Four, in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

Labour leadership hopeful Andy Burnham is in the studio to discuss the French parliament's vote for a ban on the full face veil, reforms to the NHS and his campaign to lead his party

Manhunt launched after four soldiers also injured in Helmand attack; plus parents defend head teacher's pay package of over £200,000, in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

Health secretary unveils 'radical' white paper; plus Polanski escapes extradition to the US, in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

Our panellists discuss how the World Cup Finals have reflected culture and society, in a special edition of our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

The education secretary says sorry for errors on school budget cuts; how the civil service is coping with coalition and Nick Clegg's plan to change the voting system in this week's show with Michael White, Julian Glover and Rafael Behr

'Rigour and honesty' of scientists not in doubt, says review; also, the legacy of the 7/7 terror attacks for young people, Muslims and Ken Livingstone in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

Sir Alan Budd resigns as head of Office for Budget Responsibility, Jean Nouvel's Serpentine pavilion, David Cameron announces torture inquiry, and Germany prepares for the World Cup semis ,in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

BBC Trust scraps plan to axe digital music station, government start to announce more civil service cuts, HIV soccer in South Africa, and the hunt for Raoul Moat, in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

In our weekly discussion, we ask if justice secretary Kenneth Clarke's prison reforms can be made to work. Juliet Lyons, Paddy Scrivener and Alan Travis discuss with Mike Duran

Kenneth Clarke gets tender on crime, a British CEO could be extradited over sale of banned leaded fuel to Iraq, South Africans rally round Ghana football team, and Larry King to leave the limelight, in our daily show with Mike Duran

Former KGB spy Oleg Gordievsky talks about the espionage allegations in America, the legacy of the World Cup 2010 and Prince Charles defends claims that he's meddling, in our daily show with Mike Duran

Capello's fate delayed for 2 weeks, number of non-EU workers allowed into UK cut temporarily and Kyrgyzstan split by referendum, in our daily show with Mike Duran

We examine the case of Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, the alleged Jamaican drug baron who was arrested this week and extradited overnight to the US. Tim Maby is joined by Chris McGreal and Rory Carroll

Jermaine Defoe goal keeps England's World Cup hopes alive; IFS warning on austerity budget; and geothermal power for the Pennines, in our daily audio show with Jon Dennis

Ruth Sunderland, Julian Glover and Seumas Milne test George Osborne's claims that today's budget was unavoidable and progressive, while Michael White gets reaction from Westminster