As the latest unemployment figures are released, new research shows the UK's lowest paid workers are being hit hardest by the recession. Sue Regan, chief executive of the Resolution Foundation, a charity that campaigns for the low paid, calls on the government to provide extra training for the newly unemployed.
Andrew Clark reports from New York on how opponents of Barack Obama's healthcare reforms are telling horror stories about Britain's national health service.
Commentator Martin Kettle gives his reaction to a speech by the shadow chancellor, George Osborne, in which he said the Conservatives were now a more progressive party than Labour.
Scotland correspondent Severin Carrell reports on the start of the grouse shooting season.
And performance artist Nic Green explains why in her show Trilogy, she's asking for members of the public to get naked and join her on stage in Edinburgh in a celebration of feminism.
