Political commentator Michael White wonders whether the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war, which opens today, will yield a "smoking gun" or will satisfy those who accuse previous official investigations of whitewash.
Kate Connolly reports on the case of a Belgian man who was thought to have been in a coma for 23 years before neurologists discovered his brain was functioning almost normally.
Martin Wainwright meets students and teachers at Tottington high school in Bury, Greater Manchester, as they attend a "conflict day" to learn about war.
As British blueberry growers celebrate a bumper crop, Laurence Olins, chairman of industry body British Summer Fruits, explains why the berry is growing in popularity in the UK.
And the creator of the worldwide web, Tim Berners-Lee, tells Charles Arthur about the government's efforts to make more data freely available.
