We're expecting a big breakthrough today in the long history of terrorism in Northern Ireland - Gerry Adams has said the IRA will make a statement.
The IRA's action won't lift the cloud of the terror threat from Britain, unfortunately. Sir Ian Blair has told Metropolitan police authority that there may be more cells of would-be suicide bombers. Also today a further nine people have been arrested in dawn raids at two addresses in south London.
The General Medical Council has won its appeal against a court ruling which forced doctors to continue feeding a terminally-ill patient when his illness reaches the final stages.
Political leaders are paying their respects to the late Lord Callaghan, at a memorial service for the former Labour prime minister.
And on Newsblog today we'll gather some reactions to India's fiercest ever monsoons, and Polly Curtis tells how lecturers at Brunel University are using Google to fight redundancies.
