As environment ministers meet in Poland to discuss a successor to the Kyoto protocol, Ed Miliband, the UK's environment secretary, tells environment correspondent David Adam how a Make Poverty History-style mass movement might persuade world leaders to sign a deal to tackle climate change. Listen to the extended version of the interview.
Dr Mahmood Bhutta, project advisor to the British Medical Association's fair and ethical trade group, exposed the appalling conditions facing some workers involved in the manufacture of medical equipment used in British hospitals. He explains why the NHS is issuing guidelines today on buying medical equipment.
David Cameron said yesterday that the Shannon Matthews case was evidence of Britain's "broken society". Really? Martin Wainwright visits Dewsbury to find out whether the estate where Karen Matthews lived was as bad as the Tory leader says.
Today MPs debate the arrest of Damian Green, the Tory immigration spokesman. Allegra Stratton joins me from Westminster, and assesses Michael Martin's chances of remaining in his job as Commons Speaker.
Helena Smith reports from Athens on a weekend of rioting across Greece after a teenager was shot dead by police.
