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	BA: 60% Of Customers Will Fly During Strikes British Airways says 60% of its customers will be able to keep their travel plans during planned cabin crew strikes. It's contingency plans will enable around 45,000 passengers to fly each day during the first strike period. Dharshini David reports.
	Gordon Brown Says BA Strikes Are 'Deplorable' The Prime Minister has said the British Airways' cabin crew strikes are planned for the wrong time, they are unjustified and they should not go ahead. Gordon Brown was speaking on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.
	David Beckham Set To Miss World Cup David Beckham looks set to miss the World Cup after injuring an achilles tendon. Paul Brennan reports.
	Actress Kate Winslet And Sam Mendes Split Hollywood star Kate Winslet and her director husband Sam Mendes have separated, their lawyer has confirmed. Sky's Steve Hargrave has the latest.
	Police Investigate Death Of Labour MP, 53 Police are investigating the death of Labour MP Ashok Kumar, whose body was found at his home in Middlesbrough.
	Fake Russian Invasion Report Sparks Panic A fake news report about Russian troops invading Georgia sparks a massive political row and a record number of calls to emergency services. Amanda Walker reports.
	Aussie PM 'Too PC Towards Aboriginal People' Kevin Rudd is being criticised for being too politically correct towards Australia's aboriginal population. Critics say the PM so often pays respect to Australia's indigenous people that his comments risk becoming meaningless. Sky's Ian Woods reports.
	Zuma To Meet Mugabe Over Power-Share Deal South African president Jacob Zuma is to visit Zimbabwe to try to push for progress on the faltering power-sharing deal.
	Ex-Banker And Wife On Insider Dealing Charges A former City banker and his wife have been charged with insider dealing as the financial watchdog looks to toughen its stance on market abuse.