Environment correspondent David Adam examines a rift between America and Europe on a possible deal on global warming to be decided at December's UN summit in Copenhagen.
Damilvany Gnanakumar, a Sri Lanka-born British woman, descibes treating casualties at a makeshift hospital during the terrifying endgame of Sri Lanka's civil war.
Boris Johnson is in New York trying to to promote London as a tourist destination. Ed Pilkington, the Guardian's New York correspondent, describes the Mayor of London's encounter with his New York counterpart, Michael Bloomberg.
Julia Finch looks at the latest instalment of the Guardian pay survey.
Seven mothers of British soliders killed in Afghanistan have set up a charity that aims to support the families of servicemen and women killed serving in the conflict, reports Steven Morris.
And Sarah Crown, who edits our books website, assesses The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown's sequel to The Da Vinci Code.
