In Our Daily Show Mike Duran and guests discuss the carbon credit con, the death of a Colombian rebel leader and the Palme d'Or awarded at Cannes
The Guardian's environment editor John Vidal tells us about the multi-billion pound abuse of the UN system for carbon credits.
Colombia's FARC founder Manuel Marulanda is dead as the our Latin America correspondent Rory Carroll confirms.
What next for Gordon Brown – The Guardian's Nick Watt has been assessing life for Britain's beleaguered premier.
Tania Branigan revisits the earthquake of 1976 in Tangshan for The Guardian to assess what lessons can be learned for the victims of Sichuan.
And Xan Brooks reveals this year's Palme d'Or winners.
