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In the Friday sports team, Australia had the advantage on day one, but England came out fighting on day two: the first Ashes test in Brisbane has lived up to the hype.

Plus, Scottish referees have stood their ground and wont be available for matches this weekend, but the contingency plan doesn't seem to be going so well. So when the relationship between sportsmen and officials becomes frosty - where does that leave their authority?

Joining Gabby, Paul Nixon - former England wicket keeper; 5 live's golf correspondent Iain Carter, who's in Dubai for the final of the European Tour; Danny Fullbrook, chief football writer at The Star; and 5 live's tennis correspondent Jonathan Overend at the O2 Arena.

In the second hour, the energy regulator Ofgem says profits per customer at electricity and gas suppliers have risen almost 40% in the last three months. British Gas, Scottish & Southern and Scottish Power have all announced price rises recently. We speak to Audrey Gallagher, head of energy at the watchdog Consumer Focus.

And pantomime season is officially here - our entertainment reporter Colin Paterson is at the Piccadilly Theatre in London. He's joined in the final half-hour by Les Dennis, who's playing Wishee Washee opposite Pamela Anderson in Aladdin in Liverpool; Stavros Flatley, taking the role of the Cypriot Royal Family in Dick Whittington in Milton Keynes; and Anita Dobson who's the Wicked Fairy Karabosse in Sleeping Beauty in Richmond.

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