A round-up of the day's news, sport and business stories, and a look at the morning's papers.
Business news, including consumer stories and a look at the financial markets with Andrew Verity and Mickey Clark. Plus updates on the morning's news. Show more
MPs accuse Google of aggressive tax avoidance; and England's chief schools inspector says that secondaries are letting down their brightest pupils. Show more
A group of MPs is accusing Google of 'aggressive tax avoidance'. The company's unofficial motto is 'don't be evil'. Nicky asks: Do they practise what they preach? Show more
Senior Liberal Democrat, Baroness Susan Kramer, acknowledges the party's response to allegations of sexual harassment has been insufficient and inadequate. Show more
The Police Federation react to Dale Cregan being found guilty of murdering two police officers and two other people. Show more
Verdicts in the case of police killer Dale Cregan; Ben Fogle on Dorset, drugs and flesh-eating; Chart the Week and what cats really get up to at night. Show more
Peter Allen and Anna Foster with the day's news. Dale Cregan, the man who murdered two police officers and two members of a rival gang, has been given a whole life term. Show more
Eleanor Oldroyd presents the day's sports news.
Live coverage from the Diamond League meeting in Oslo with Mike Costello and Allison Curbishley.
George Riley previews rugby league's England v Exiles game with Sam Tomkins, Kevin Sinfield and Steve McNamara. Plus a look at the State of Origin series in Australia.
Stephen Nolan and John Pienaar introduce coverage of Question Time, which discusses intervention in Syria, surveillance and Scottish independence. Show more
Dotun Adebayo with world stories, music interviews and medical news. The White House says the Syrian regime has used chemical weapons against its opponents, crossing a red line. Show more
