The BBC confirms that the digital station 6 Music has been saved from the axe. In today's podcast, 6Music's former breakfast show presenter Phill Jupitus says it's a victory for the many thousands who joined the campaign to save the station. MediaGuardian reporter Tara Conlan explains how the decision affects the BBC's wider strategy, as it publishes its annual report today.
Civil service unions are bracing themselves for possible industrial action over plans by the coalition government to cut their pensions and jobs, and pay and conditions. Leader writer Tom Clark says David Cameron may be making a similar mistake to Edward Heath in the 1970s.
David Smith reports from a five-a-side football tournament in South Africa in which all the players are HIV positive.
And Robert Booth looks at the hunt on Tyneside for the former bouncer Raoul Moat, wanted in connection with the shooting on Saturday of his ex-girlfriend and the murder of her partner, and a gun attack yesterday on a police officer.
