We have the latest on the storms that whipped through Scotland, Northern Ireland and the north of England last night, leaving three motorists dead and 60,000 people without electricity.
We will also be looking at what the world is doing to help rebuild the communities wrecked by the tsunami, with the Paris Club of creditor nations expected to agree to freeze the debt repayments of Indonesia and Sri Lanka.
Tony Blair is back in parliament today, facing Michael Howard for the first time over the dispatch box since the outbreak of the latest round of fighting between himself and the chancellor. Matthew Tempest will be covering it live.
The news that Waterstone's has sacked an employee blogger has got us wondering whether companies are developing policy on the issue. We will be trying to find out.
Guardian Unlimited Football's Barry Glendenning, meanwhile, will be doing live coverage of Manchester United Carling cup semi-final match with Chelsea at 19.45 GMT.
