A gag on the Guardian reporting an MP's question in parliament was lifted yesterday after an extraordinary explosion of activity on the internet. Alan Rusbridger, the editor of the Guardian, explains how it happened.
Among the MPs who tried to get an emergency debate on the injunction was David Heath, the Liberal Democrats' parliamentary spokesman. He explains why the justice secretary, Jack Straw, should intervene.
The Guardian's investigations editor David Leigh outlines where the legal victory leaves efforts to report Trafigura's activities.
And our technology editor, Charles Arthur, looks at the role of the internet in delivering a victory for free speech.
In other news, Patrick Barkham looks at new guidelines in Australia recommending no television for children aged under two.
And philosopher Michael J Sandel examines modern notions of justice, and how they apply to our reaction to the global financial crisis.
