Baroness Stern talks about her landmark review into the handling of rape complaints. She tells the Guardian's Rachel Williams we shouldn't solely focus on conviction rates but instead give equal weight to care and support of victims – whether or not the case goes to trial.
A Guardian enquiry by David Leigh reveals that more than 80 university bosses now earn more than the prime minister. The highest paid gets £474,000 a year. Many more make do with just over £300,000.
When TV reports tell you that the Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili has been killed in another Russian invasion, what do you do? The Guardian's Moscow correspondent Luke Harding jumped into action only to find it was a TV spoof.
And the Guardian's northern editor, Martin Wainwright, paints us a picture of Hadrian's Wall as it's lit up from end to end.
