08/10/2009
Phil Williams, in for Simon, with David Cameron's speech to the Tory party conference.
Phil Williams in for Simon Mayo. Includes David Cameron's keynote address to the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, and former England and Liverpool footballer John Barnes on managing Tranmere Rovers and how to persuade smokers to kick the habit. Plus, why postal workers are calling a nationwide strike, and as the first new Winnie the Pooh story in over 80 years hits the bookshelves, author David Benedictus explains how he's keeping the magic alive for a new generation.
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Why are postal workers striking?
Iain MacKenzie is outside the Communication Workers Union Headquarters in Wimbledon, and Pauline McCole is in the studio, with all the history and context of the Royal Mail strike.
Duration: 06:27
CWU: "There's no light at the end of the tunnel"
Dave Ward, deputy general secretary of the Communication Workers Union, explains the reasons for postal workers' industrial action.
Duration: 10:21
England cricket squad announced for South Africa tour
ECB national selector Geoff Miller explains the omissions of Steve Harmison and Ravi Bopara, and the inclusion of all-rounder Luke Wright.
Duration: 03:43
Out with the old, in with the new for England?
5 live's cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew and former South Africa captain Shaun Pollock preview the forthcoming Test series.
Duration: 06:10
John Barnes: "Being the manager of Tranmere's fantastic"
The former Liverpool and England winger on giving up smoking and managing Tranmere Rovers.
Duration: 09:01
Cameron speaks to the Conservatives
David Cameron's speech in full, as he addresses a packed Tory conference in Manchester.
Duration: 56:48
Reaction to Cameron's conference speech
John Pienaar's joined by George Parker, political editor at the Financial Times, and Kevin McGuire, associate editor of the Mirror. Together they analyse the highs and lows of Cameron's address.
Duration: 08:43
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- Thu 8 Oct 2009 13:00大象传媒 Radio 5 Live
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