Europe's most wanted man, Radovan Karadzic, is in custody after being arrested on suspicion of war crimes and genocide. The former BBC journalist Martin Bell and the Guardian's diplomatic editor, Julian Borger, give their reactions.
A warning for the drinks industry as a report shows it is failing to regulate itself. Our health editor, Sarah Boseley, expects the government to draw up new laws.
This year's Mercury music prize shortlist has been announced. Tim Jonze, the editor of the Guardian's music website, hasn't heard of at least one of the nominees.
Patrick Barkham visits the British International Motor Show at ExCel, in London's Docklands.
And Martin Wainwright and Chris Thomond report on the new carillon at York Minister.
