Our security editor, Richard Norton-Taylor, has details of an attempt to suppress sensitive information in a draft of the "dodgy" Iraq dossier. He reveals today that an early draft, published this week, was edited to remove an embarassing comparison between Israel and Saddam Hussein, made by an unnnamed Foreign Office official.
The Observer's chief foreign correspondent Peter Beaumont reports from northern Kosovo where tensions are running high among the minority Serb population about the province's declaration of independence at the weekend.
There are more negative headlines for the government over Northern Rock. Much of the Rock's mortgage book is tied up in a Jersey based financial vehicle called Granite. And it seems that Granite has all the best mortgages. But does this mean that the taxpayer has been saddled with the worst debts?
Alan Travis, the Guardian's home affairs editor, has details of the latest proposals on how foreign nationals can get British citizenship. Will they make integration more likely?
Plus, the science of the G-spot. Our science correspondent Ian Sample reveals new research which proves the fabled erogenous zone exists - but not in all women.
