Kenneth Clarke says jail fails to turn criminals into law-abiding citizens. In a Tory policy change, the justice secretary has put forward a list of reforms to make the judicial system more effective. The Guardian's home affairs' editor, Alan Travis, explains how he aims to do this.
Investigative reporter Rob Evans has the story of a former boss of a British chemical company who could be extradited to the US after his firm admitted million-dollar bribes to sell toxic fuel additives to Iraq.
We visit a community centre in Yeovil, Johannesburg, to see how Ghana's progress in the World Cup is uniting some Africans and could help stop xenophobic violence when the tournament ends. David Smith speaks to the people hoping to end the prejudice.
From Washington, Richard Adams tells us why talkshow veteran Larry King is hanging up his braces after 25 years in the hot seat.
