India is preparing to celebrate Diwali, the biggest event on the Hindu calendar, as the hunt continues for the terrorists behind Saturday's bombings in Delhi that killed 59 people in a crowded market. Randeep Ramesh reports from the capital on how the attacks might affect India's buoyant economy.
We're expecting President Bush to name his new nominee to the supreme court: we'll have audio from Julian Borger in Washington and Simon Jeffery will gauging rightwing bloggers' reaction.
As a plane carrying 55 tonnes of aid for earthquake victims in Pakistan takes off from Britain, Declan Walsh reports on the problems facing Martung, a highland village devastated by the disaster earlier this month.
Ros Taylor reports today from the British Museum, where the Home Office is launching its "Britishness" test for foreigners who apply to become UK citizens.
It being October 31, we're also preparing a quiz on spooky books and a guide to buying a haunted house.
