Sportsday Live - featuring Warren Gatland's admission he thought about cheating and the build-up to tonight's Champions League games, plus more.

The September inflation figures, which are due to be released on Tuesday, are crucial in setting various benefits and the state pension.

The NHS in England is still failing to deal with complaints properly, with some GPs removing complainants from their patient lists, the ombudsman says.

Will Carling tells BBC Sport's Dan Roan that he expects England manager Martin Johnson to stand down.

At least three people with HIV have died after they stopped taking life saving drugs on the advice of their Evangelical Christian pastors, BBC London learns.

Nottinghamshire Police's handling of domestic violence is criticised by the IPCC, in its inquiry into events leading up to the death of Casey Brittle.

Ex-Defence Secretary Liam Fox ignored warnings about his working relationship with Adam Werritty, an official report is expected to say.

Former Brookside actor Brian Regan was involved in the murder of a man who was shot outside a Liverpool pub, a court is told.