Lady Margaret Thatcher has been invited to lunch tomorrow at Chequers. Gordon Brown is expected to discuss the global economic downturn with the former prime minister. Chief political correspondent Nicholas Watt assesses the likely political fallout from the meeting.
Eminent biologist the Rev Prof Michael Reiss, director of education at the Royal Society, tells science correspondent James Randerson why he thinks creationism should be taught in science classes.
The environment editor, John Vidal, looks at the significance of this week's legal victory for Greenpeace over its direct action at Kingsnorth coal-fired power station.
Audrey Gillan meets Gurkhas and their families who are campaigning for UK visa rights.
And former England and Liverpool footballer John Barnes tells the Guardian's Helen Pidd why a ballet re-creation of football's finest moments isn't as strange as it sounds.
