The security service is being accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice. Rangzieb Ahmed - who's been jailed for terrorism offences - says he was offered inducements to drop his allegation that MI5 and police officers colluded in his torture. The Guardian's Ian Cobain reports.
Moscow correspondent Luke Harding looks at the agreement reached by the US president, Barack Obama, and his Russian counterpart, Dmitry Medvedev, to reduce their countries' nuclear weapons.
Hundreds of thousands of Michael Jackson fans are heading to Los Angeles for the singer's funeral. Andrew Gumbel reports from LA.
After the worst violence in China for 20 years, Jonathan Watts, our correspondent in southern China, says there are similarities with last year's unrest in Tibet.
And Steven Morris visits Cardiff, which is hosting tomorrow's first Test match in the Ashes series.
