Best of Today

50 years ago today was the launch that took Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin into space. Lift off was controlled from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. Amongst the hundreds of NASA staff in the control room was one woman, JoAnn Morgan. She shared her memories of the launch. (Image: Firing Room at the Kennedy Space Centre, Credit: NASA)

There's been a lot of noise about improving gender diversity at the top of business over the last few years - has anything changed? (Image: business people attending meeting in a conference room. Credit: Getty Images)

The World Cup final is being described as one as the most amazing games of cricket ever played. England beat New Zealand in a game that was tied twice. Ashley Giles, managing director of men’s cricket for the England and Wales Cricket Board and England spin bowler in the 2005 Ashes series spoke to Today. (Image: ICC World Cup 2019, Credit: Getty Images)

China's economy grows at slowest pace since 1990s. And could there be an earnings recession ahead for the US? (Image: shopper in supermarket in China. Credit: European Photopress Agency)

The jazz legend Wynton Marsalis and classical violinist Nicola Benedetti have come together for a new album. Jim Naughtie, our special correspondent, speaks to them about how dreams and metaphor influence their work. (Picture: Marsalis and Benedetti in recording. Credit: Decca)