Head of business, Dan Roberts, explains Royal Bank of Scotland's record losses and the deal behind former chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin's pension.
Britain has admitted helping US agents secretly transport terror suspects from Iraq to Afghanistan. Security editor, Richard Norton-Taylor, says the defence secretary, John Hutton, wants the truth about Britain's role in rendition and the mistreatment of terror suspects to be made public.
Jules Hillier from the Brook Advisory Centre, which helps young people with sexual health, gives her reaction to new official figures showing a rise in the number of teenage pregnancies in England and Wales for the first time in five years.
The Russian oligarch Alexander Lebedev, a former KGB agent and the new owner of the London Evening Standard, talks to Media Talk's Steve Busfield about the relationship of the prime minister, Vladimir Putin, with the Russian people.
Sculptor Antony Gormley is looking for 2,400 volunteers to occupy the empty plinth on London's Trafalgar Square for one hour each. Maev Kennedy says Gormley's installation will be memorable. To register your interest, go to oneandother.co.uk.
