An MI5 research document seen by the Guardian reveals that there's no easy way to identify a potential terrorist. Home affairs editor Alan Travis has more on the path to radicalisation.
The GCSE results of the first generation of pupils educated entirely under Labour are expected to be good, but Lord Adonis admits there's still work to be done. Education editor Polly Curtis talks to him.
Nato's support for Georgia has angered Russia and a US deal with Poland has provoked them further. But many would argue NATO has lost its way, says security affairs editor Richard-Norton Taylor.
Ian Prior from the Guardian's team in Beijing reports on more medals for Team GB, and why lightning really does strike twice.
In the buildup to the if.comedy awards, our Edinburgh comedy podcast host Miles Jupp takes us through the offerings on the shortlist.
There was a time when you could see Kylie for a pound and get a free burger as well, Pete Waterman tells Hannah Pool.
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