Shelagh FogartyZaatari refugee camp, JordanShelagh Fogarty

Here are some photos from the refugee camp in Zataari, Jordan. At 12 midday, Shelagh presents live from the Syrian border where 178,000 refugees have fled in the last few months. She'll hear from refugees, doctors, teachers and the United Nations.

Your Call: Domestic violence - is there any way back? Charles Saatchi's been cautioned for assault after those newspaper photos of him grabbing his wife - Nigella Lawson - around the throat. He's called it a "playful tiff", but last night accepted that caution from the Met Police. The two have been married since 2003. Her spokesman says she's left the family home with the children, but hasn't said whether that's for good. Can relationships ever be repaired after incidents of domestic abuse? And if so, how? Or once a line has been crossed should you walk away? Call 0500 909 693 [free from some landlines; other networks will vary]. Text 85058 [standard rate]. Or join our discussion below. Radio 5 live - 5 live Breakfast, Your Call, 18/06/2013www.bbc.co.ukRachel Burden takes your calls on the day's big story.

Blog: "It would be hard to find a place more full of contrasts than Zaatari Refugee Camp in Jordan. This vast lunar landscape is now home to more than a hundred thousand Syrians who've fled the fighting in their own country." From 13.00 tomorrow Shelagh Fogarty is reporting from Zaatari Refugee Camp in Jordan on the Syrian border. Here is an insight into the programme.BBC - Blogs - The 5 live blog - Zaatari Refugee Camp in Jordanwww.bbc.co.ukIt would be hard to find a place more full of contrasts than Zaatari Refugee Camp in Jordan. This vast lunar landscape is now home to more than a hundred thousand Syrians who've fled the fighting in their own country.

The O'Jays' "I Love Music" produces a spontaneous dance off between Dotun Adebayo and Jah Wobble during Up All Night's Virtual Jukebox. Have they got moves or should they hang up their dancing shoes? Watch> …BBC Radio 5 live - Up All Night, 16/06/2013, Dance Off: Dotun Adebayo v Jah Wobblewww.bbc.co.ukAn O'Jays song produces a spontaneous dance off during Up All Night's Virtual Jukebox.

Archbishop of York: Tax avoidance is “robbing God" John Pienaar asks the Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, if he thinks it is sinful for multinational corporations to avoid tax. Listen >BBC Radio 5 live - Pienaar's Politics, 16/06/2013, Archbishop of York: Tax avoidance is “robbing...www.bbc.co.ukJohn Pienaar asks Archbishop Sentamu if multinational corporation tax avoidance is sinful.

Aus DJ sacked for insulting PM: "I thought I was doing her a favour" Radio presenter Howard Sattler says he thought he was giving the Australian prime minister, Julia Gillard, the opportunity to dispel rumours that her partner of seven years is gay because he was a hairdresser. Sattler tells Dotun he doesn't think his comments are the real reason he's lost his job. Listen to the interview and let us know what you think:Radio 5 live - Up All Night, 17/06/2013, Aus DJ on insulting the PM: "I thought I was doing...Howard Sattler says he gave Julia Gillard a chance to dispel gay rumours about her partner.

Your Call: The G8 summit - can it really solve anything? The leaders of 8 of the word's most powerful countries are gathering in Northern Ireland to try to tackle the world's big issues. But is the meeting actually likely to achieve anything? Can two days of face-to-face meetings really help solve the world's key problems or is it just 'window dressing'? And can anything be achieved without China, Brazil and India present? Call 0500 909 693 [free from some landlines; other networks will vary]. Text 85058 [standard rate]. Or join our discussion below. Listen>Radio 5 live - 5 live Breakfast, Your Call, 17/06/2013www.bbc.co.ukNicky Campbell takes your calls on the day's big story.

What sacrifices have you made for happiness, family and friends? Labour MP Tom Harris has quit front bench politics to be a "good father and husband". Listen>Radio 5 live - Saturday Breakfast, 15/06/2013, Labour MP Tom Harris quits front bench to be...The Labour MP Tom Harris is quitting front bench politics to spend more time with family.

Ahmed Errachidi, who spent 5 years in Guantanamo before being released without charge, describes the daily horrors he experienced at the hands of the guards. Listen>Radio 5 live - Double Take, 16/06/2013, Former Guantanamo inmate: They put "fingers inside...Former inmate of Guantanamo tells of the horror of day to day life in the infamous prison.