On Air Now: Tim Lindon
Tuesday
UK News
Social housing firm Connaught, which employs 10,000 people, is on the brink of collapse, it emerged today.
The body of a newborn baby has been found in the front garden of a house in Bury.
Millions of commuters and other passengers are facing travel misery as a strike by rail workers continues to cause major disruption to London Underground services.
Spending cuts in the South West threaten to entrench an already dysfunctional housing market, and delay the building of badly needed affordable homes in the area.
A senior London police commissioner is being quizzed by MPs on the Met's investigation into claims a newspaper hacked the phones of high-profile figures.
A British man has plunged to his death from a fifth-floor hotel balcony after apparently taking part in a game.
Millions of people are about to find out whether they will be hit with a demand for more than £1,000 in tax they have underpaid because of a blunder.
Plans for a referendum on changing the Westminster voting system have comfortably cleared their first Commons hurdle.
Multi-millionaire banker Bob Diamond has been named as the next chief executive of Barclays, on a salary of £1.35m.
