Chief political correspondent Will Woodward reports from Beijing, where Gordon Brown is attempting to boost Chinese trade with the UK.
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Transport correspondent Dan Milmo assesses the challenge facing air accident investigators after a passenger jet crash-landed at Heathrow.
Without a frontrunner, the Republican presidential race is getting dirty. Ewen MacAskill reports from Columbia, South Carolina, on the Republican primary election campaign. Meanwhile Dan Glaister meets Latino voters in Las Vegas, who may decide the result of tomorrow's Democratic caucus in Nevada.
Food producers are urging shoppers to celebrate the traditional cooked breakfast. Consumer affairs correspondent Rebecca Smithers goes to London's Borough Market in search of the perfect full English.
Steven Morris reports from the Slapstick 2008 film festival in Bristol, a celebration of Chaplin, Keaton and Laurel & Hardy.
Today's papers reviewer is Ros Taylor.
