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The health of Europe's banks will come under scrutiny again later, when the results of EU-wide bank stress tests are published.

Results for a total of 91 banks across Europe will be made public, in a move designed to reassure investors over the health of Europe's financial sectors. The tests assess whether banks will be able to survive future economic shocks.

Economics editor Paul Mason will be asking what wider impact the results will have and we will be reflecting on the validity of the tests.

Liz Mackean will be reporting on the results of a court case involving multinational firm Trafigura, found guilty of illegally exporting toxic waste from the European Union to Ivory Coast.

And we will be looking ahead to the latest version of Sherlock Holmes - BBC One's Sherlock, to be broadcast on Sunday.

We speak to the writer of the modern-day adaptation, Steven Moffat, about the enduring popularity of the fictional detective.

Do join Gavin at 10.30pm on BBC Two.