Two influential parliamentary committees are to scrutinise police tactics at the G20 protests. Paul Lewis says, just like the rest of us, the police can no longer escape the fact that there are cameras everywhere.
A select committee report out today says the government is failing in its duty to act as a parent to children in care. Amelia Gentleman takes a detailed look at the report and a separate study by the Guardian into the UK's care system.
Nelson Mandela was the surprise guest at an ANC rally in South Africa ahead of the elections on Wednesday. David Smith reports from the event, and takes a look at the controversial Jacob Zuma, who is set to be the country's fourth black president.
And June Brown, who plays chain-smoking, God-fearing Dot Cotton in EastEnders, is up for a Bafta award. She's been talking to Decca Aitkenhead about ageing, acting and beating the smoking ban.
