Following Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's disputed re-election, our Middle East editor, Ian Black, discusses the latest from Tehran. Diplomatic editor Julian Borger questions the legitimacy of the election result.
Ed Balls writes in today's Guardian, warning against Labour infighting and claiming that the Tories will cut public spending. Nicholas Watt has politcial analysis from Westminster.
Media commentator Steve Hewlett outlines the most exhaustive examination of media and telecoms in Lord Carter's Digital Review. It proposes to give some of the BBC's licence fee money to ITV.
And Ed Pilkington talks to America's first black female rabbi Alysa Stanton.
