Solicitor Debaleena Dasgupta discusses a client who was told she didn't deserve full compensation because she was drunk when she was raped.
Moscow correspondent Luke Harding travels to Gori in Georgia to hear directly from the civilians under attack.
Ian Prior reports from Beijing as Michael Phelps picks up his latest gold medal at the Olympics.
LSD and MDMA are being used in new medical trials to help patients with terminal illnesses. Our science correspondent James Randerson explains.
Sarah Boseley chats to former US president Bill Clinton about climate change, Hillary and Obama. You can listen to the extended interview where he also discusses Africa, bikes in Paris, Denmark's energy solutions, drug prices, circumcision, HIV and AIDS, and the Guardian's sudoku puzzle.
And the Guardian's south-east Asia correspondent Ian MacKinnon talks about Manchester City owner Thaksin Shinawatra who's fleeing corruption charges in Thailand.
