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The Moors murderer Ian Brady says he can pinpoint the spot where one of his victims is buried.

But can you trust a serial killer - especially one who has spent 40 years playing cat and mouse with the authorities? We will be talking to the man who spoke to Brady.

Also on tonight's show - where did it all go wrong for Gordon Brown? We'll ask Ian Dunt from politics.co.uk. I still think it is too early to write the next election off. To use a football cliche, politics is a funny old game.

"Where did it all go wrong?" is also applicable to Glastonbury. We will be speaking to the editor of virtualfestivals.co.uk about whether the rapper Jay-Z really is to blame. Personally, forget the music; the thought of waking up hungover in a wet tent surrounded by a field of mud is what puts people off.

See you at 7.30.

I'm not too sure I would want my office to be in a building that continuously rotates 360 degrees, but maybe that's just me.

I guess on the plus side, your view when looking out of the window, whilst day dreaming, would continue to change. This view is the very reason that architect David Fisher says he will be able to charge more per square metre.

To see the design, which does look pretty cool click here. You can also click through to our links page, where you can find links to all stories to be featured on the programme tonight.