A round-up of the day's news, sport and business stories, and a look at the morning's papers.

Caroline Barker takes a fan's eye look at what's good about non-league football.

Clare McDonnell and Phil Williams with the big sports stories, news, weather, plus previews of the weekend's sporting events. Text: 85058 [charged at your standard message rate].

A second look at the big stories of the week, exploring the truth behind the headlines and putting key players in the news to the test. With Anita Anand and Sam Walker.

Foreign nationals are making a living by illegitimately selling same-day visa appointments because of long-standing problems with the UK Border Agency's online booking system. Show more

Ian Payne presents a full round up of the day's sports news, beginning with commentary from Stamford Bridge as Chelsea take on Brentford in their FA Cup 4th round replay.

Live commentary from the Etihad as Manchester City take on Leeds United in the 5th round of the FA Cup.

Live commentary from the 5th round of the FA Cup as Huddersfield Town take on Wigan Athletic.

Have your say on the day's football with Alan Green. Call 0500 909 693 [free from most landlines; some networks and mobile operators will charge]. Show more

John speaks to the leader of the Labour party, Ed Miliband; the Conservative party chairman, Grant Shapps; and the man behind the US adaptation of 'House of Cards', Beau Willimon.

Lively analysis of the big business stories making the headlines. Declan Curry is joined by John Timpson, boss of the high street shoe repair business. Show more

Does the way we diagnose and care for people with dementia need to change? Another chance to hear Shelagh Fogarty's debate from earlier in the week.

Caroline Barker takes a fan's eye look at what's good about non-league football.

Callers tell Stephen Nolan whether they think they're 'too good' to stack shelves following comments made by Iain Duncan-Smith. Plus Grant Shapps attacks Labour's 10p tax rate. Show more

Tim Samuels with the Men's Hour New Year special - Men Who Sing. Politicians, Arab Spring rappers, homeless men and football fans, united in song, and preview the music of 2013. Show more

5 live hears from homeless people trying to survive sub-zero temperatures as charities and local authorities attempt to move all rough sleepers off the streets and into shelters. Show more

Shelagh Fogarty meets the Bishop of Liverpool, the Rt Rev James Jones, who chaired the Hillsborough Independent Panel. Show more

Phil Mackie looks at an innovative scheme that combines HIV AIDS awareness with cricket coaching in sub Saharan Africa. Show more

Nikki Fox has muscular dystrophy, uses a mobility scooter, and reckons 2012 is a great time to be disabled in the UK. She's out to discover whether this positive view is justified. Show more

Ten years on from the black armband protest involving two leading Zimbabwe cricketers, Eleanor Oldroyd hears from those involved. Show more