David Davis triggered a byelection in his Haltemprice and Howden constituency in east Yorkshire after resigning from the Conservative front bench to wage a lone battle for civil liberties. He tells me why he's happy at the way his campaign is going, but lambasts Labour for refusing to debate with him.
The EU wants to agree a deal to allow the US access to our personal data. Europe editor Ian Traynor explains why.
A conference at London's City Hall takes place today on urban agriculture. One of the organisers, sustainable food campaigner Ben Reynolds, from London Food Link, tells me how public parks might be used to grow fruit and vegetables.
Entertainment editor Paul MacInnes, presenter of our Music Weekly podcast, says this year's Glastonbury festival was one of the best.
And in Vienna, James Richardson and Barry Glendenning reflect on last night's Euro 2008 final between Germany and Spain.
