The spectre of the Cold War returns amid new spying allegations in the USA. Chris McGreal reports the FBI charges. Former KGB spy Oleg Gordievsky, who defected to Britain during the Cold War, tells us his only surprise is that the Americans didn't act sooner. And the Guardian's security editor Richard Norton-Taylor reckons the Russian operation was amateurish.
Peter Sale compiles a report on the legacy of the World Cup 2010. '1 Goal' is a Non Governmental Organisation teaching football to young South Africans, hoping it will lead to improved education and more good players.
Prince Charles launches a robust defence of his involvement in the 3 billion pound redevelopment of London's Chelsea Barracks as Robert Booth explains. Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins defends the prince's right to say what he wants.
