Do you cheat in exams, I wondered last night? And the answer was yes for quite a few. Things written on your hands, secreted in your pencil box, we even heard of crib sheets being hidden in the loo, ready to be looked at when on a pee break. But few wanted to condemn the cheats. Some even argued that it's a test of how you will get on in later life. Cheats dosometimes prosper. Just look at the footballing world. I suspect the problem is that we are testing the wrong things. If it was less of a memory test and more of an intelligence test then it would be a more useful guide for employers. After all calculators and dictionaries are available in real life.
We also had a lot of reaction to the topic of our Armed Forces and their role in the modern world, plus whether it is the family responsibility to look after elderlygrandparents.Check out the podcast for some fascinating and moving accounts of caring for the elderly.
Back tonight at ten