An NHS hospital trust has been formally warned it could be declared bust - in the first case of its kind. The head of MI5 has described the extent of cyber attacks on British businesses as "astonishing". And also on today's programme, should the government postpone the planned 3p rise in fuel duty?
0709 How vulnerable is Britain's banking system to a repeat of the IT chaos that hit RBS? Bryan Glick, editor of Computer Weekly, shares his thoughts.
0713 Tomorrow the Queen is set to have a historic meeting with Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness, the deputy first minister of Northern Ireland. Peter Taylor, who made a film about the Queen's last visit in 1977 for her Silver Jubilee, has been back to speak to some of the same people he met.
0718 Business news with Simon Jack.
0720 Jonathan Edwards, the head of MI5, has spoken about the security threats facing us, including those caused in part by the Arab Spring. The BBC's security correspondent Gordon Corera has more details.
0820 What will the Olympics' legacy be to London? Alastair Leithead reports on the Los Angeles games of 1984 which were considered to be the most financially successful and were memorable for Britain.
0825 Are eurozone leaders approaching a deal on fiscal union and eurobonds? Former Belgian PM Guy Verhofstadt gives his analysis.
0830 Sport news with Rob Bonnet.
0833 Research published by the Institute for Fiscal Studies reveals that the wealth of the elderly has grown faster than that of any other age group, while the amount they pay in tax has progressively fallen. Paul Johnson, director of the IFS, has more details on the report.
0838 The Wall Street Journal is reported that News Corp are considering splitting their business between news and entertainment operations. Business editor Robert Peston has the details.
0850 The shooting down of a Turkish military jet by Syria is to be discussed by Nato ambassadors in Brussels. Selcuk Unal, a spokesman for the Turkish foreign ministry, explains what position Ankara is taking on the issue.
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