Ciaran Jenkins , Data Correspondent and Presenter

Official figures show that while we enjoyed a calm sunny Sunday yesterday. More than 500 migrants crossed the Channel in small boats – the busiest day so far this year. So if the flights do eventually take off – how will the government’s Rwanda plan cope with these sorts of numbers?

We spoke to Matthew Hollingworth, the country director for Palestine for the World Food Programme.

We are joined by Janet Skinner, a former sub-postmaster who was sent to prison over an alleged £59,000 discrepancy in her branch accounts. 

A host of unreleased and never-before-heard Jazz standard covers by soul legend Marvin Gaye – recorded before he was murdered 40 years ago to this day – is to be released later this year in time for Christmas.

Elliott Abrams is a former deputy national security advisor under George W Bush and supervised US policy in the middle east for the White House.

In the UK the King greeted people in Windsor after attending church. It was his first public facing outing since revealing he had cancer.

The Scottish writer Andrew O’Hagan is back, with an ambitious, 640-page state-of-the-nation novel, in which no one is spared. 

A stand-off at a nightclub in the Netherlands has ended with a man surrendering to police after holding four people hostage for hours. 

We spoke to William Wechsler, who’s Senior Director of Middle East Programmes at the Atlantic Council, a US think tank. 

Parents in poorer areas of England will be less likely to get childcare places than those in richer parts of the country.

We spoke to Marco Forgione, the Director-General of the Institute of Export and International Trade. And asked him what impact the collapse of the Baltimore bridge would have on trade.

Earlier we spoke to structural engineer Mark Richards and asked him how could such a bridge collapse in the first place, and so quickly?

We’re joined from Buckingham Palace by Ciaran Jenkins.

Earlier we spoke to Alicia Kearns who is chair of the Foreign Affairs select committee. She recently had a Twitter exchange with an Israeli government spokesperson who had claimed the UN… Rather than Israel was responsible for blocking aid deliveries into Gaza. She wrote to the Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron to see what the view…

We spoke to Irish Times columnist, Fintan O’Toole. And asked him whether this resignation is, as some have called it, a ‘political earthquake’.