The Guardian reveals today that when he was prime minister, Tony Blair knew of the existence of a secret interrogation policy that effectively led to British citizens and others being tortured. Ian Cobain has the details.
In Iran, in the face of a bloody government crackdown, opposition supporters are gathering in cities across Iran today in a sixth day of protests against last week's disputed election. Our diplomatic editor, Julian Borger, says the demonstrations are set to continue - amid signs of divisions within the regime. Foreign affairs specialist Simon Tisdall says events in Iran create difficulties for the US president, Barack Obama.
Parliament publishes details of MPs' expenses today. Nicholas Watt, our chief political correspondent, says attention will be focused on what we wouldn't have known if it hadn't been for the Daily Telegraph.
In Belfast, more than 100 Romanian nationals are planning to leave the country after they were driven from their homes by racist thugs. Henry McDonald, our Ireland correspondent, says the attacks were orchestrated.
