Do you have a morning song? A tune that puts a kick in your step as you drag yourself into the day? This morning's Paper review began with talk of Barack Obama's morning songs - Outkast's 'Liberation' and 'Lonely Boys' by the Black Keys - and the music that gets our own nation's leader feeling the verve of the new day - and his 'acceptance' of Chris's invitation to visit the Breakfast studio some time.
This morning's front pages are again filled with news of the latest from Greece and Brussels, but the coverage has dipped from recent days, with pictures of protests outside Leinster House yesterday on the front page of both the Indo and Irish Times.
The Irish Independent gives its main focus to Charlie McCreevy's appearance before the Banking Inquiry yesterday, and his unrepentant defiance when queried on his time as Minister for Finance.
On a lighter note, the Irish Examiner brings us the image of the soon-to-be auctioned underwear of Queen Victoria, a 49 inch piece of history.
Chris wasn't sure about the idea of auctioning someone's underwear, while Ivan seemed all for it.
"Is there anyone's knickers that you'd pay for?," Ivan asked Chris.
"I don't think you should auction underwear, I just think there should be a place you don't go."
Listen to The Paper Review below
