Summary: Justin Webb explains why he wants to toughen up his act. But listeners say please don't as they rather enjoy it when 'Today' was taken off the air by the recent national Union of Journalists' strike. It was replaced by more gentle programmes including an audio essay about The Wash. The novelist Joanna Trollope makes a plea for more adventurous drama on BBC Radio. And should the BBC make people in the rest of the world pay for listening to its domestic services? Roger Bolton finds out it it's even possible.
