A round-up of the day's news, sport and business stories, and a look at the morning's papers.
News and insight from the business world with Andrew Verity and Mickey Clark, plus updates on the morning's news. Show more
Problems with the euro dominate discussions as the French and German leaders meet for the first time - and the trial of Ratko Mladic starts at the Hague. Show more
Rugby is one game split by two codes and judging by the texts this morning, there's a huge gap between the two games. So, rugby - are you League or Union? Show more
The head of the group that tackled MPs' expenses is now taking on their wages. Ian Kennedy launches a consultation on MPs' pay and takes your calls on the issue. Show more
Shelagh reveals John Terry and Andy Carroll among the squad for the European Championships, and the MPs' panel discusses Theresa May's speech on police pay cuts. Show more
Jeff Stelling joins Richard to talk about his book Jeffanory - a collection of stories from the unhinged world of football. Plus the Moan In with Carol McGiffin from Loose Women. Show more
A round-up of the day's top news and sport. Kenny Dalglish is sacked as Liverpool manager and Mervyn King warns of the looming economic storm from the eurozone. Show more
Ian Payne presents reaction to the announcement of England's Euro 2012 squad with Mike Ingham and Ian Dennis. Plus the day's sports news.
A look ahead to Bayern Munich v Chelsea, who play on Saturday, with guests including Pat Nevin, Tony Woodcock and Moritz Volz.
A preview of the Heineken Cup Final between Leinster and Ulster, with former Ireland international Keith Wood.
Former England wicket keeper Paul Nixon joins Ian Payne to look ahead to the start of the test series between England and the West Indies.
The home secretary Theresa May has been heckled by police officers. Tony asks if the police service should be exempt from cuts. Plus Team Talk with Conor McNamara and Dan Walker. Show more
What are the practicalities of getting the Olympic torch from Greece to the UK? Plus, an interview with one of Brazil's new commissioners of truth. Show more
