The BBC is planning to close radio stations and cut its website to save money. We look at what cutbacks would mean for the corporation's staff and audiences and ask members of the public what they want. MediaGuardian's Stephen Brook is on hand to give his take on the announcements.
Also today, a group of businessmen calling themselves the Red Knights are plotting to take over at Manchester United. The club's owners say it is not for sale but just how powerful are modern day supporters? Sports news correspondent Owen Gibson explains.
Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg have agreed the format of the first ever televised election campaign debates. Nicholas Watt in Westminster says they'll be looking to capture some of the stardust from Obama's winning campaign.
And news that Ben Stiller's Zoolander is to make a return to the big screen is greeted with scepticism by film writer Xan Brooks.
