Home affairs editor Alan Travis has seen leaked correspondence from the Home Office to Iraqis whose claims for refugee status has been rejected. Some 1,400 Iraqis are to be told it's safe for them to return to Iraq.
The inquest opens today into the death of the chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, Michael Todd. Vikram Dodd explains why police believe he may have taken his own life.
The Guardian Daily team produced a special podcast on Alistair Darling's budget yesterday. You can listen to it here. In today's show we include a clip from it, featuring commentator Michael White and Friends of the Earth's director, Tony Juniper.
Steven Morris reports from Cheltenham, where punters found ingenious ways to have a flutter yesterday despite the abandonment of races due to the weather.
Technology correspondent Bobbie Johnson outlines criticisms of the BBC's iPlayer. Hackers are able to make unlimited downloads.
And Tom Kington reports from Rome on a new study into 21st century hermits.
