New research from US climate change expert James Hansen shows that existing targets to reduce the amount of carbon in the air are woefully inadequate. Ed Pilkington explains how Hansen reached that conclusion.
Sports correspondent Paul Kelso reports from the streets of London, where dozens of pro-democracy activists were arrested yesterday as the Olympic torch made its way across the capital. Its eventual destination is Beijing, which is hosting this year's summer Games.
Sarah Boseley, the Guardian's health editor, assesses a disturbing new study into the use of anti-psychotic drugs to control young children's behaviour.
As the Commons Treasury select committee joins a chorus of disapproval at government plans to scrap the 10p tax rate, business correspondent Philip Inman says Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling are looking afresh at ways of helping the lowest paid.
A company in North Yorkshire is manufacturing school uniforms made from recycled coke bottles. Martin Wainwright reports.
And as pensioners enjoy their new freedom to travel free of charge on local bus routes, Steven Morris accompanies one over-60 on a journey across England. It's his father, Peter Morris.
