Fatima Manji , News Correspondent

In 1999 a quake in the north-west, around the city of Izmit, left some 17 thousand people dead. Stricter building safety standards were brought in, but experts say they have been poorly enforced.

The Foreign Office has pledged to help Turkey with the deployment tonight of search and rescue specialists, equipment and an Emergency Medical Team.

We spoke to Chief Constable Mark Roberts, head of the UK football policing unit, and began by asking him how concerned we should be about rising football violence.

We spoke to Dr Oriana Mastro, Foreign and Defense Policy Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute think tank, and began by asking her why China would use a spy balloon.

Police chiefs have offered a “profound apology” to the families of the 97 football fans who died as a result of the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.

We’re joined by Nazir Afzal, the former Chief Crown Prosecutor for North West England.

We spoke to Professor Yossi Mekelberg, Associate Fellow of the Middle East and Africa Programme at Chatham House.

Now survivors of the Nazi death camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau have gathered to commemorate the 78th anniversary of its liberation – as events were held around the world to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

We spoke to DeRay Mckesson, an activist and co-founder of Campaign Zero, an organisation focused on reforming policing in America, and began by asking for his reaction to what appears to have happened to Tyre Nichols.

We spoke to Aaron David Miller who was Middle East Negotiator for the US State Department during the presidential terms of Bill Clinton and George W Bush, and began by talking about how recent changes in the make-up of the Israeli government might have led to today’s attack.

It has been claimed that scientists at ExxonMobil predicted 50 years ago just how global warming would unfold, yet they say that the oil giant continued to publicly attack climate science and experts.

We spoke to Susannah Streeter from the financial services company Hargreaves Lansdown.

For the first time – we were told – a mission launched from British soil would see a rocket slip the surly bonds of Earth – or, to be more precise, Cornwall.

We were joined by Dr Vivek Trivedi – co chair of the BMA Junior Doctors committee.

It’s the first day of China’s Lunar new year holiday – traditionally a day when people make up to 2 billion trips across the country to visit their home towns.