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Paul Coletti | 11:31 UK time, Wednesday, 9 May 2007

We're meeting now. You're welcome to join . . . .

Alan Johnston

There have been concerning our kidnapped colleague but we wondering how to mark Alan today having spoken to Terry Waite and John Humphreys already this week? The Boss is thinking about getting some authored messages in from other foreign correspondents . . .

Pilger
We have Mr Pilger in the studio tonight. We need callers and comment but really we need folks who are going to challenge John on some of his central claims regarding Latin America.

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