The member states of the UN security council meet in London today to discuss the escalating crisis over Iran's nuclear capability. Meanwhile the UN food agency has urged Turkey's neighbours to step up their surveillance after warning that bird flu may have already arrived in neighbouring countries.
Religious affairs correspondent Stephen Bates has been gauging reaction to the Church of England's latest attempt to reconcile those for and against the ordination of women bishops.
Conservative leader David Cameron is highlighting his party's proposals to make the police more accountable, and the government's plans to introduce ID cards are expected to hit fresh obstacles this afternoon as they are debated by the Lords.
The leader of the British National party, Nick Griffin, appears in court in Leeds today on race hate charges.
As the Tate Modern prepares for the next giant exhibit in the Turbine Hall, by Belgian artist Carsten Höller, on our Arts site you can see a gallery of the hall's previous installations.
And environment and community affairs reporter Matt Weaver will be considering the buzz about Minimotos, those pesky little motorised bikes that make a big noise.
