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Shelagh takes on the day's big issues with a panel of MPs including all the latest from the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics as a former Daily Mirror journalist questions Piers Morgan's evidence.
We go live to a homeless shelter as the charity Centrepoint claims up to 80,000 young people are currently homeless. That's far higher than the offical figures show.

And parents are being warned that food companies are using what are described as "manipulative tactics" to hook children into certain products while they play online. Advertising of junk food is banned during children's TV programmes but no strict regulations apply online.

Plus we get a Uruguayan perspective on Luis Suarez's ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra.