The government is holding the first of its nationwide meetings with Muslim community leaders. The idea is to address concerns and, fittingly, Hazel Blears, a Home Office minister, has found herself once again involved in the controversy over stop and search. She today said "just picking people up just on the basis that they're Muslim" would never work, but that appears at odds with remarks in March that Muslims had to accept the "reality" of more stop and search.
Elsewhere, Iran has announced it is going ahead with its nuclear fuel programmes and there are reports in the US media it could be a decade away from building a bomb. We also have a review of the first night of Al Gore's television station and, on the other side of US party divide, will be blogging on the reaction to George Bush ignoring the objections of the senate and sending John Bolton to the UN.
Back in Britain, we will be following developments in the police investigation into the London bomb attacks after two more arrests last night. Further south, we report on British runner Bob Brown's attempt to set a world record running across Europe from the Atlantic to the Russian Urals.
