Video of Darren Hughes from the Countryside Alliance and Phyllis Campbell-McRae, UK Director of the International Fund For Animal Welfare.

Nick Assinder, political correspondent. What Alun Michael really said, and how he managed to satisfy no one and anger everyone.

Interviews with two MPs, Bob Marshall Andrews and Boris Johnson, and then two members of the House of Lords, Lord Mancroft and Lord Cranborne.

Speaking first to the Essex and Suffolk Foxhounds and League Against Cruel Sports, and then to Tony Banks, MP and Baroness Mallalieu, House of Lords and President of the Countryside Alliance.

Interview about the government's promise to have a free vote and to enable parliament to reach a conclusion, both of which Michael has taken on as his responsibility.

British MPs have voted to ban hunting with hounds, the latest move in a bitter long-running wrangle.

A vote on whether to ban hunting with hounds is heading for the UK's upper chamber, which in the past has opposed outlawing the country sport. The issue regularly reappears in the UK political arena -- each time accompanied by vociferous supporters and opponents of legislation.

Gerald Kaufman, Labour MP for Manchester Gorton. Describes his 32-year career in Commons fervently dedicated to banning hunting.

Patrick Wintour, chief political correspondent. Alun Michael agrees to use the Parliament Act even in Commons overrides the new Bill with a total ban.

Jackie Ashley interviews Margaret Beckett, including her views and decisions as to how the government will handle foxhunting. "I am absolutely clear in my own mind that there will be a vote on the motion and that is not the end of the process - I am saying quite clearly and categorically that is not the end, that is the beginning of the process."

Patrick Wintour. Clips from speeches in Lords.

Anne Perkins, political correspondent. Clarifications from the rural affairs minister, Alun Michael, about what the consultation period is to achieve.

Leader. Recommendation for a principled compromise.

David Cameron, Conservative MP for Witney. Explains his thoughts and reactions to the debate, vote and Alun Michael's announcement about hunting.

Leader. A reminder to Mr Blair of his slogan in opposition: "Say what you mean and mean what you say."

Simon Carr. Parliament sketch about the thinking behind the attempt to ban hunting with dogs.

Ben Russell, political correspondent. The reaction in Commons to the consultation period.

Terry Jones. How fox-hunting would be 'improved' by treating the foxes like battery chickens.

Cristina Odone. Why the Stephen Byers-for-fox trade shouldn't be done.

Euan Ferguson. Discussion of what hunting is and isn't, and the effect of a hunting ban being the most memorable legislation of two terms.

Richard Lyddon's guests are James Gray, Conservative MP for North Wiltshire; Jim Barrington, Special Adviser to Lembit Opik, MP; James Fortune, Bristol University Social Policy and Politics student. Use the video archive to watch the entire programme. [RealOnePlayer]

Jennie Bristow. New Labour's countryside vision compared to the reality.

Dennis Anderson. Discusses the impact of the possible UK hunt bans on the people associated with hunting. Minnesota, USA.

Leader. Gives suggestions for the Third Way of foxhunting.

Michael Kallenbach. Thoughts of the members and followers of the Royal Artillery Hunt on the Middle Way.

Michael Kallenbach. Clips from nine MPs from the debates in Commons.

Charles Clover, environment editor. Describes the anger of the members of the House of Lords at the threat of using the Parliament Act on a supposed vote of conscience.

Brian Walden. Why prohibition of hunting is not the answer.

Charles Clover. Analysis of the expected negotiated compromise on hunting.

The Rev Robert Block of Clergy in Field Sports explains the symbiotic relationship of everything in creation.

Richard Savill. Reaction of the hunters, farmers and their supporters.

Leader. Explains why MPs and peers should vote for both self-regulation and the Middle Way.

Daniel Foggo. The joint-master of the New Forest Draghounds has withdrawn their application for a licence to hunt as they could not be prevented from hunting live deer. The group had been sponsored by the RSPCA and backed by Elliot Morley, the agriculture minister.

By Charles Clover, Environment Editor. Analysis of Alun Michael's announcement on the future of hunting.

Frank Johnson. Humourous look at 'toffhunting' in the House of Lords debates.

Michael Kallenbach, parliamentary correspondent. Comments from eighteen members of the House of Lords.

Leader. Reviews the use and misuse of various tactics: lobbying, protesting, alienating and complacency.

Joshua Rozenberg, legal editor. Discussion of legal options available for both the UK and Scotland bills.

Leader. Analysis of the DEFRA announcement and comparison of the debates in the Lords and Commons.