We'll be bringing you the latest news from Ukraine, where the official result of the presidential election is due to be announced today. The Moscow-backed candidate and current prime minister, Viktor Yanukovich, has already been declared the winner. He said today: "Nothing extraordinary is going on." But how will the protesters react? Nick Paton Walsh will be filing an audio report from Kiev.
Prime minister's questions is likely to be dominated by yesterday's Queen's speech. Tom Happold will be providing a running commentary from 12pm. Meanwhile, William Keegan, the Observer's economics commentator, considers the latest spat between Peter Mandelson and Gordon Brown.
Matthew Tempest, who's in Berlin, will be looking at the case of Frank Foley, the British spy who saved thousands of Jews from Nazi persecution. He's being honoured with a plaque today in the German capital.
Jason Deans, MediaGuardian's broadcasting editor, takes us on an entertaining spin through the history of TV motoring shows. It's the latest in a series of pieces we've commissioned to tie in with the Guardian's series of supplements on cars. Part three is free with the paper this Saturday.
