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And what do you think about the row over the ´óÏó´«Ã½ axing it's plans to have a dedicated day of programmes about climate change? The Independent article says that "."

Is climate change a scientific fact? Do you feel you're only supposed to have one view on climate change? Have the ´óÏó´«Ã½ been cowardly or were they right to back out of the day long special? Should the international media be treating climate change as fact or opinion? You tell us.

Also powerful pictures are emerging from Lebanon showing tanks with refugee camp to crowds of dancing, clapping locals. We tried to speak to people left in the camps on Monday, but had problems with phone-lines, do you still want to hear what they have to say?

And does anyone know why one of the papers I read is overflowing with stories about BBQs or Braais? As Australians might be , scene of the traditional sausage sizzle, as housing development squeezes space.

And Archbishop Tutu has declared the humble "outdoor grill" as a between black and while South Africans. This is something that past me by, perhaps it's because it's rained all summer in London, and I've only managed one BBQ? But BBQ-ing nations of the world, could you bear to be without yours? We're coming to South Africa for a week of programmes in October. A week long road trip to Musina, Jo'burg, Ladysmith and Capetown and I'm trying to organise a braai and party outside for the final programme on Friday.

And I was wondering about the braai as a uniting and levelling force and wondering what else unites the people of your nation? Watching the national team at the national sport? A special day signifying independence? A type of food? Music? A big political figure, celebrity, monarch?

Elsewhere in the office, Joni's still working on kids wearing what they please and Leo is on about becoming more attractive...or something.

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