Stephen Nolan - 11/09/2010

On the anniversary of 9/11, Stephen speaks to Charles Wolf, who lost his British wife Katherine in the 2001 attacks. As HMRC boss Dave Hartnett backs down after refusing to apologise for the PAYE clawback, Stephen asks if you're angry about the way the tax row has been handled, and is joined by Conservative MP and chairman of the all-party parliamentary group on taxation, Ian Liddell-Grainger. We hear the culmination of the US open semi-final in the tennis, where Roger Federer is playing Novak Djokovic for the right to face Rafael Nadal. Also, should women be treated more leniently in the courts? And Wayne Rooney - was Fergie right to drop him against Everton because of fears of abuse from the crowd?