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All the main news from the UK and around the world with Nicky Campbell and Shelagh Fogarty.

Including a special report on the drug mephedrone, which is still widely available, despite being reclassified as Class B in 2010. 5 live Breakfast has exclusive access to a survey by Dr Adam Winstock which suggests the number of people taking the drug, also known as Meow Meow, is rising. Nick Garnett talks to people who use it and looks at how easy it is to buy.

Also, sleepwalking can be passed down in your genes - according to our guest in the second hour, Dr Dev Banjeree, a Consultant Sleep Physician at Birmingham Heartlands Hospital.

Would you spend 拢1,000 finding your missing dog? Peter Henderson tells us in hour two why he hired a pet detective to help him out - and whether he was reunited with missing terrier Benji.

Email: breakfast@bbc.co.uk.