The Guardian's economics editor, Larry Elliott, looks on as the G8 delegates eat their way through 18 courses while debating world food shortages.
Our home affairs editor, Alan Travis, explains how new technology will be used to stop drugs and mobile phones being smuggled inside UK prisons.
As part of the Great Divide series, Toni O'Loughlin hears from a Palestinian about how the West Bank barrier has turned parts of Jerusalem into slums with poverty rates of 68%.
The International Medieval Congress takes place in Leeds this week. We sent our north of England correspondent, Martin Wainwright, to hear about climate change in the Middle Ages.
South African cricketer Hashim Amla speaks to the Guardian's Donald McRae about prejudice, his Islamic faith and his response to being called a "terrorist" by a commentator.
And our Beijing correspondent, Jonathan Watts, discusses reaction in China to the Hollywood film Kung Fu Panda.
