| THURSDAY 18 JUNE - 22.30 GMT - BBC TWO Presented by Kirsty Wark From Kirsty Wark: Publish and be damned! MPs' expenses have finally gone online, but with a thick black line through most of the tantalising detail - and David Cameron coincidentally paid back £947 for repairs and mortgage payments today. But MPs hadn't reckoned with David Grossman's x-ray eyes! Tonight he will be taking a peek at the files. Plus, Downing Street has been forced to concede that some of the Iraq Inquiry could now be conducted in open session after all. Who knows what other changes the chairman Sir John Chilcot might institute now that the government appears to be saying that the conduct of the Inquiry is entirely in his hands? The turmoil in Iran goes on and tonight we will have the latest from inside the country from our Tehran Correspondent. We will also have a fascinating insight into the powerplay in the country from two prominent Iranians - is Mir Hossein Mousavi simply a pawn in the power struggle between Ayatollah Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and Iran's spiritual leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei? And now here is the weather for 2080. The UK Climate Projections Report suggests summer temperatures could rise by up to 6C and there could be a fifth less rainfall. We'll be talking to the Environment Secretary Hilary Benn, but it seems to me a good argument for moving to Scotland... Kirsty | 
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