Germany's former defence minister follows the head of the German armed forces in resigning over a controversial Nato airstrike.
The UKIP's new leader, Lord Pearson, admits to Krishnan Guru-Murthy that he was wrong to claim UK Muslims breed 10 times faster than other people.
Britain's former ambassador to the United Nations tells the official inquiry into the UK's involvement in Iraq between 2001 and 2009 that although it complied with international law, the Iraq invasion failed to get majority support at home and around the world. Simon Israel reports.
The people clearing up after the floods in Cumbria pause to remember PC Bill Barker, who died directing traffic across a bridge when it collapsed. Jane Deith reports.
A lot can be said in 140 characters and at the end of week one of the Iraq war inquiry, it's our Iraq inquiry blogger's fingers that are smoking. No sign of the guns yet.
