International arms dealer Viktor Bout has been captured by police in Thailand. Duncan Campbell tells me about the man branded the "Merchant of Death".
Health editor Sarah Boseley explains why the body that regulates the pharmaceutical industry is unable to prosecute GlaxoSmithKline for sitting on information about the safety of one of its antidepressant products, Seroxat.
Among the British soldiers being honoured for their bravery today is Captain Simon Cupples, who fought one of the most intense battles of the last six years in Afghanistan.
Home affairs editor Alan Travis outlines the latest government plans to introduce identity cards.
Madrid correspondent Paul Hamilos assesses the likely outcome of this weekend's election in Spain, where immigration and the economy have dominated the campaign.
As John Lewis staff celebrate bumper bonuses, the company's chairman Charlie Mayfield explains how the partnership has weathered a difficult year for the retail industry.
And the government's new chief scientist explains why Britain must protect its food supply.
