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We'll have special coverage from Japan tomorrow ahead of this week's G20 summit. Today presenter Martha Kearney will be presenting from there. She gives a sneak peak of what to expect. (Image: G20 2019 logo, credit: Japan/Japanese Government)

The White House adviser Jared Kushner has set out what he calls a pathway towards peace in the Middle East. He told a conference in Bahrain that Washington's proposal for a cash injection into the Palestinian economy was a once-in-a-century opportunity. The Palestinian Authority is boycotting the event as it's not discussing a political solution. Israel's ambassador to the UN Danny Danon and UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine Michael Lynk speak to Today. (Image: Palestinian protest in Tel Aviv, credit: Getty Images)

The Conservatives are divided over the Brexit leaving date with Boris Johnson saying 31 October is "do or die" and Jeremy Hunt saying it is a "fake deadline". International Trade Secretary Rory Stewart says he backs Jeremy Hunt while ex-Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab says the EU will be to blame for a no deal Brexit. (Image: EU flag, credit: Reuters)

Southern Water has received a £126m penalty from Ofwat over sewage spills. We ask environmental chair Mary Creagh MP if she thinks that's enough?

At the 2015 election the government promised to reduce the number of disabled people out of work. They would halve the 'disability employment gap'. The number of unemployed disabled people is almost the same as it has been for the last five years, although more are in work. Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd outlines new government plans. A Jeremy Hunt supporter, she's also asked what she thinks of his rival Boris Johnson's campaign. (Image: Wheelchair, credit: Science Photo Library)