The week in review: The man and the myth that is Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Plus, antisemitism in the 21st century, and can Jamie Oliver revolutionise our education system?

The week in review: The Libyan uprising leaves the country on the brink. Plus, cutting the 'big society' down to size, and royal wedding invitations

The week in review: The panel discuss the report detailing how the NHS fails to treat elderly patients with respect. Plus, Berlusconi on the brink, and why moaning could become an event at London 2012

The week in review: Three years into the financial crisis, what makes banker bashing so persistent? Plus, Meryl Streep's turn as Margaret Thatcher, and is our celebrity culture tarnishing marriage?

Week in review podcast: The panel look back on a week of bloodshed in Egypt. Plus, the police crime map; English football's month of economic madness; and the moral quandary over Sky Atlantic

The week in review: The panel analyse the future of diplomacy in a WikiLeaks world. Plus, the Sky Sports sexism row; and has meritocracy had its day?

The week in review: In our latest podcast, we discuss the implications of Andy Coulson's exit from Downing Street; Ed Balls's appointment; the rise of the Tiger Mother; and Ricky Gervais's turn at the Golden Globes. With Jonathan Freedland, Matt Wells, Libby Brooks, Hugh Muir and David Schneider

The week in review: Jonathan Freedland launches a new podcast. In this week's show he's joined by Jon Ronson, Josie Long and Afua Hirsch to discuss the Arizona shootings, the undercover policeman who 'went native' and another outing for James Bond

Join Jonathan Freedland and a panel of columnists and commentators every Friday for a look back on the events of the past seven days in our brand new podcast