Barack Obama addressed the US Congress last night to make his case for healthcare reform. The Guardian's Washington bureau chief, Ewen MacAskill, gives us his reaction.
Liverpool football fan Michael Shields is now a free man. Martin Wainwright spoke to his supporters.
The freeing of a British reporter in Afghanistan led to the deaths of his
translator and a British soldier. Harriet Sherwood, head of international news, and Peter Beaumont, the Observer's foreign affairs editor, discuss the risks that journalists take in covering a war zone.
Technology correspondent Bobbie Johnson tells us what Steve Jobs and crew were up to at their latest Apple briefing.
If you overheard a strange version of the song Octopus's Garden on Oxford Street, Peter Walker can explain it all.
