The Panel for Thursday 16 April 2015

3:45 PM.What the world is talking about, with Simon Mercep, Zara Potts, Michele A'Court and Jeremy Hansen. Audio

4:00 PM.Intro; Manslaughter charge for mother; Burger King drops TV ads for kids; Poppies. Audio

4:08 PM.What the Panelists Michele A'Court and Jeremy Hansen have been up to. Audio

4:14 PM.The mother who left her baby in a hot car while she was at work will face a charge of manslaughter. Audio

4:16 PM.Burger King will cease selling toys with its kids menu and stop airing ads on TV aimed at children. Regan Cunliffe from the TV ratings website Throng tells us children would rather watch their shows… Read more Audio

4:22 PM.In Australia the term BRANDZAC is being bandied about as many commercial entities cash-in on ANZAC Day. We talk to the RSA's David Moger about this and also what's in store for this year's Poppy Day… Read more Audio

4:30 PM.Small spaces; Panel Says; New technology could lead to moose sighting; Death threats over big game hunting; Distractions. Audio

4:33 PM.Could you live in a small flat with the shower in the kitchen? The pros and cons of the small house movement. Audio

4:38 PM.What the Panelists Michele A'Court and Jeremy Hansen have been thinking about. Audio

4:45 PM.Biologist Ken Tustin has a new lease on life as new cameras installed in parts of Fiordland could capture moose he thinks are still living there. Audio

4:53 PM.A TV host has been issued with death threats after posing with various animals she's killed in Africa and the USA. Audio

4:56 PM.Twenty-two minutes seems to be all UK workers can handle at work before they're distracted. We tell you what the main distractions are. Even if you work from home. Audio