Our Middle East correspondent, Rory McCarthy, reports on the exchange between Israel and Hizbullah as five Lebanese prisoners are swapped for the bodies of two Israeli solders.
Alexandra Jones from the Work Foundation discusses a report measuring England's new economic forces. It gives historic coastal towns a battering and warns that struggling areas may be left behind in a recession.
Helen Carter has the latest on the "canoe trial" of John Darwin's wife, Anne, on Teesside.
The Guardian's Jon Dennis interviews author Richard H Thaler about his book Nudge, which is influencing politicians all over the world.
Patrick Barkham in Southwold reports on what Gordon Brown can expect on his holiday in Suffolk.
And the Guardian's Lindesay Irvine meets Kate Summerscale, the Samuel Johnson non-fiction book prize winner.
