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Should transplant patients be told a more detailed history of the organs they receive?
Victoria speaks to the father of Lynsey Scott, who died after being given the lungs of a smoker by Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester (10.05am).

She's also joined by Dr James Neuberger from NHS Blood and Transplant, and Jo Mirasole whose brother is on the transplant waiting list, and would take any organ he was offered.

Also on the programme, we're in Coventry to remember the seventieth anniversary of the Blitz (10.50am). Survivor Pam Payner says she remembers the noise and the awful smells from the raids, but also the way the bombardment brought many people in the city together.

Pam Sommerville tells Victoria how she was assaulted by a police officer in a custody suite, after being arrested for refusing a breath test (11.05am). Mark Walters from the Wiltshire force dragged her across the floor and threw her into a cell with such force, her face was badly cut.

Six million PAYE tax payers start to find out if they've been paying too much or too little. Mike Warburton, tax director for financial advisers, Grant Thornton, explains what to do if you get home to find a letter from the taxman (1135).

And our entertainment reporter Colin Paterson talks through the nominations for the Mercury Music Prize (11.50am). The winner is announced this evening.