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Live from Westminster, an extended programme as we get reports of violence on Oxford Street and an attack on the royal car attacked in student demonstrations.

Tony's guests include Andy Hayman, former Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Keith Vaz, Chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee, and Dai Davies, former head of royal protection.

Tony also hears from 大象传媒 political editor Nick Robinson, Labour blogger Will Straw, former Lib Dem MP Dr Evan Harris and Shane Greer of Total Politics magazine.

Other guests include Aaron Porter, president of the National Union of Students, the deputy mayor of London Kit Malthouse, and Norman Lamb, Nick Clegg's chief political adviser, who admits his party has been naive.

Michael Chessum, co-founder of the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts, and Conservative MP for The Wrekin Mark Pritchard, who was critical of the police, also join the discussion.

Away from the student protests, we discuss dads, as part of 5 live's Family Week, and Stuart Hall pays tribute to Corrie with a match report on the live episode.