Baghdad lobbies to revive nuclear industry; No10 and Treasury clash over fate of Northern Rock; and rare birds make comeback, in our daily audio show with

Martin Chulov reports from Baghdad on why the Iraqi government wants to revive its nuclear industry, almost 19 years after Saddam Hussein's reactors were destroyed by British and American bombers.

East Africa correspondent Xan Rice looks at the disappearance of British yachting couple Paul and Rachel Chandler, feared to have been captured by Somali pirates.

Political correspondent Allegra Stratton outlines the arguments as the government decides the fate of Northern Rock, with No10 favouring remutualisation and the Treasury hoping for a sell-off.

Some of Britain's rarest birds are making a comeback, according to a report today from conservation groups. David Adam, our environment correspondent, explains why some more common species are struggling.

Spar, the convenience store chain, has 'translated' some descriptions on wine labels into what it says are UK regional dialects. Laura Jewell, the company's wine controller, says the intention is to simplify the information ... and to entertain their customers.