Health editor Sarah Boseley discusses major research published by the Lancet into the extent of the maltreatment of children in the UK. It says one in 10 children suffer abuse or neglect.
Chief political correspondent Nicholas Watt looks at the expected Commons clash over Damian Green's arrest - it's likely to overshadow today's Queen's Speech.
As an international treaty is signed banning cluster munitions, Ian MacKinnon reports from Laos, in south-east Asia. It's the most bombed country on earth.
Sports writer David Conn assesses the effects of the recession on Championship football clubs. They don't have the benefit of the Premier League's TV deals, and are considering imposing a cap on players' wages.
One of Prince Charles's favourite architects, Andres Duany, has devised a masterplan for building more than 80,000 homes in Hertfordshire. He explains where Britain's planners have been going wrong since the second world war.
And we hear some musical instruments made of ice, courtesy of the Norwegian composer Terje Isungset.
