In Iran, protests have continued despite Monday's bloodshed. Middle East editor Ian Black, who's just returned from Tehran, outlines some possible outcomes of the power struggle in Iran over last week's presidential election result.
MediaGuardian's Jane Martinson looks at the government's communications strategy, unveiled yesterday in a white paper. It included plans to roll out super-fast broadband access across the UK, funded in part by a 50p-a-month levy on landlines.
A report by 30 scientists into the impact on the US of climate change is published today. US environment correspondent Suzanne Goldenberg says it's an important part of President Barack Obama's strategy of persuading the American people to back his legislation to curb global warming.
A high court judge has ruled that a policeman who wrote an award-winning blog charting the day-to-day life of a police officer has no right to keep his identity secret. Legal affairs editor Afua Hirsch considers the implications of the ruling.
Simon Lewis was named yesteday as Gordon Brown's new spokesman. Chief political correspondent Nicholas Watt looks at his history in business and at Buckingham Palace, and explains how Lewis might fit in to Brown's team at No 10.
