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.

Final preparations are taking place for the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in return for more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners.

Energy secretary Chris Huhne calls for consumers to consider changing suppliers and methods of payment to bring down their energy bills.

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

Some 16,000 deaths a year in England could be prevented by using advanced information technology in NHS hospitals, a report says.

The biggest change for 250 years to the financing of the Royal Family is passing into law, replacing the Civil List and other payments with a single Sovereign Grant.

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