A round-up of the day's news, sport and business stories, and a look at the morning's papers.
Adam Parsons and Mickey Clark with the latest news and views on business and the world of personal finance. Plus the very latest from the financial markets around the globe. Show more
Half of England's maternity wards turned away women in labour in the past year. Gary Speed's father tells us he still can't begin to understand why his son killed himself. Show more
Authorities in Majorca are bringing in new laws to crack down on drinking marathons, after a video emerged of a young, drunk British woman performing sex acts on more than 20 men. Show more
Hundreds of thousands extra people could be offered gastric bands and other weight loss surgery on the NHS in order to tackle type 2 diabetes, but should it be a last resort? Show more
Tony Livesey in for Shelagh Fogarty. Liverpool agree to sell Luis Suarez to Barcelona. Show more
Keira Knightley talks about her new film Begin Again. Plus the Box Office Top 10 and reviews including Boyhood and How to Train Your Dragon 2. Show more
Weight loss surgery on the NHS in England could be extended to thousands more people. And Israel says it will use all its power against militants in Gaza. Show more
Eleanor Oldroyd presents the day's top stories from the FIFA World Cup ahead of the final this weekend.
Eleanor Oldroyd presents live athletics coverage from the Diamond League meeting at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
The BBC's chief football correspondent Mike Ingham looks back on the eight World Cup tournaments he has worked on ahead of his last commentary at the final of Brazil 2014. Show more
Former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Carey, says he has changed his mind on assisted dying and will support legislation to allow people to receive help to end their lives. Show more
With Dotun Adebayo. Israel says it will resist international pressure to halt its operations in Gaza. The man behind Kevin Spacey's House of Cards talks about the future of TV. Show more