The high court has found that British security services colluded in the detention and interrogation of a British resident being held in Pakistan. Richard-Norton Taylor discusses the impact the ruling could have on the defendant's trial in Guantánamo Bay.
The Office for National Statistics says retail sales are up 0.8%, but this is at odds with what retailers report. Kathryn Hopkins explains what lies behind the figures and why they might be right.
As Spain mourns the victims of Wednesday's plane crash, Graham Keeley tells us what investigators will be looking for and what survivors remember about the incident.
The two US presidential contenders have brought out hard-hitting ads to fuel the next phase of the campaign. The Guardian's Ben Green asks whether Obama has the substance to back up his soundbites.
As the Edinburgh TV festival opens, a report by Deloitte outlines the changing habits of British TV viewers. Ed Shed of Deloitte tells us why they are now diffident about trusting what they see on TV.
