A round-up of the day's news, sport and business stories.
Fathers will be given up to 10 months paid paternity leave under new plans. Campaigners are calling for a ban on drilling for shale gas in the UK. Show more
The average age of child sex victims is now as low as 13; there have been British successes at the Golden Globes; and is today the gloomiest day of the year? Show more
Penny from Sheffield wants to freeze her eggs for her daughter to use in the future. We debate whether it's right or wrong to give sperm or eggs to family. Show more
Victoria interviews a serving prisoner, whose progress she'll follow after release. Plus David Cameron's plans to change the way public services are run. Show more
With the sports team and news of a 'wet zone' for alcoholics in Colchester. Text 85058 (charged at your standard network rate). Email logan@bbc.co.uk. Twitter: @Gabby_Logan. Show more
Ashley Banjo from Diversity tells Richard about Got to Dance on Sky1. Russell Kane tells Richard about his new stand-up tour. And we ask why Katie Price is still front page news. Show more
Peter Allen and Aasmah Mir, with news of David Cameron's public service reforms and the day's other stories. Text 85058 [network rate 10-15p applies]. Show more
Mark Chapman and guests debate Darren Bent's transfer request and the weekend action. Plus an interview with the Sunderland fan who pushed Newcastle's Steve Harper to the ground. Show more
Mark Clemmit joins Mark Chapman to round up the weekend's action and stories from the Football League.
Mark Chapman and Dave Vitty bring you bang up to date with all of football's burning issues in just 30 minutes.
Jonathan Overend and Times correspondent Neil Harman review the first day of the Australian Open, live from Melbourne Park. Show more
Tony asks do you trust the coalition with your public services? New Preston Phil Brown tells us life out of football management was hell; do dads really want more paternity leave? Show more
After a month of rioting, Tunisia has a new Unity government, Andy Murray plays his first round match in the Australian Open and Guardian Angels patrol the streets. Show more
