As the NHS reaches 60, the government reviews the state of the service and publishes a draft constitution. John Carvel explains what it means for patients.
As the UN and Europe protest over Mugabe's re-election, Julian Borger in Sharm el-Sheikh explains why African nations are taking a softer line at the African Union summit.
An interest rate rise is expected in the eurozone, as inflation reaches 4%. Ashley Seager assesses the likely impact.
As Ebay is ordered by a French court to pay €40m for allowing fake goods to be sold on its site, Angelique Chrisafis in Paris discusses whether the auction site will have to change its practices.
And why swimming lessons aren't exactly free, even though it's a national curriculum subject. Jessica Shepherd meets pupils on their way to a pool.
