The Guardian's business editor, Deborah Hargreaves, assesses the reaction to yesterday's announcement of a £37bn bail-out for some of the UK's biggest banks.
Martin Wainwright finds out how the credit crunch is affecting people in Speke, a deprived area of Liverpool.
In London yesterday, the Australian doctor Philip Nitschke, whose practical guide to euthanasia is banned in his homeland, gave a talk on the best way to take your own life. The Guardian's Steven Morris met Nitschke and asked some audience members for their views.
The Czech novelist Milan Kundera is accused of helping communist police catch a western spy during the cold war. Kate Connolly looks at the allegations facing the writer.
Should children be banned from pubs? Some readers of The Good Pub Guide think so. Co-editor Fiona Stapley explains why.
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