Tonight's programme will, unsurprisingly, focus on the conflict in Libya.
We'll look at tensions within the hastily assembled multi-national coalition, and examine why this is one conflict that America is keen not to be seen to lead.
Elsewhere, we'll try to find out what the real story behind the continuing protests in Bahrain is.
And finally, ahead of tomorrow's budget, as the retail price index measure of inflation reaches its highest level in 20 years and with real wages similar to 2005 levels - the last time real wages fell over six years was in the 1920s - what does this mean for social aspirations?
