1The number of obese New Zealanders has now reached one million and more than 220,000 New Zealanders have diabetes with fifty more being diagnosed every day. Interview with a diabetes expert about what steps need to be taken to prevent this epidemic becoming even worse.

2Ten thousand people are estimated to have been killed by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, with thousands more without homes or power. Interview with the Chief Executive of TEAR Fund about the epic scale of destruction in the region and the immensity of the recovery ahead, as well as the upcoming Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Sri Lanka.

3The latest news and issues from the United States: including: Secretary of State John Kerry is urging Israel to support an international peace deal with Iran after talks over Iran's nuclear programme failed to reach a solution over the weekend; two very unusual shootings making headlines.

4Interview with Green Party Jan Logie who has just arrived back in New Zealand after being detained in Sri Lanka while on a fact-finding mission with Australian Green Senator Lee Rhiannon.

5Typhoon Haiyan has made landfall in Vietnam overnight, uprooting trees and tearing roofs of hundreds of homes. However, it is in the Philippines where the worst damage has been caused, with the death toll expected to rise above 10,000. Report from CNN correspondent by phone from Manila.

6Interview with Opposition Leader David Cunliffe about: Prime Minister John Key's determination not to boycott the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Sri Lanka despite the detention of Green Party MP Jan Logie; Police handling of the Roast Busters case.

7A top female Police officer will lead the investigation into the Police handling of the Roast Busters case. Meanwhile, the fall-out from the scandal continues, with Radio Live broadcasters John Tamihere and Willie Jackson taken off air for the remainder of the year following comments they made on their radio show. Analysis.

8Interview with entertainer Mike King and his colleague Tai Tupou and about their programme "Cool to Korero", which is aimed at helping at-risk youths learn to talk out loud about their problems.

9Ten thousand people are estimated to have been killed by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, with thousands more without homes, food or power. Interview with an aid worker from one of the worst hit regions.