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LSE Chair of Governors: Yes, the BBC put our students at risk in North Korea without their consent

BBC Head of News: No, the BBC didn't put students at risk in North Korea without their consent

Andrew Marr makes his first television appearance since suffering a stroke

BBC2's Daily Politics profiles the biggest political organisation you've never heard of - "Avaaz"

Described by The Guardian as “the globe's largest and most powerful online activist network,” Avaaz is a left-leaning online mobilisation website that specialises in causes such as internet freedoms, global poverty, homosexual equality, climate change and corporate malpractice. It has over 18 million members worldwide. Within the UK political scene the 38Degrees site is more powerful. It has over one million UK members. Both are a challenge to the Right - which has lost its early edge in online impact.

Adam Fleming presented this report on Avaaz for BBCTV's Daily Politics programme:

WATCH: Lord Patten greets Lord Hall, the new BBC Director-General

In The Thick of It's Vincent Franklin on drawing inspiration from @SteveHiltonGuru, sorry, Steve Hilton

The BBC manages to get Sky's Adam Boulton into his gardening clothes

The BBC News report that Craig Oliver objected to

From yesterday - video of Craig Oliver, David Cameron's Head of Communications, clashing with the BBC's Norman Smith over the video below of the Jeremy Hunt controversy

Craig Oliver, David Cameron's Head of Communications, clashes with the BBC's Norman Smith over coverage of the Jeremy Hunt controversy

The Government avoids defeat in the House of Lords over plans to replace the Disability Living Allowance