Danny Fitzsimons, the British security worker accused of shooting dead two colleagues in Iraq, should be tried in the UK, according to his family. John Tipple, Fitzsimons' legal caseworker, has spoken by telephone to the 29-year-old former paratrooper, currently held in a Baghdad jail. He says Fitzsimons could be made a scapegoat by the Iraqis.
As unemployment hits the highest level for 14 years, we hear the views of jobseekers in Islington. Economics correspondent Ashley Seager assesses the prospects for economic recovery.
Observer health correspondent Denis Campbell explains why hospitals have been warned of deadly new strains of superbug.
Former Talking Heads singer David Byrne tells Rosie Swash how he turned London's Roundhouse into a gigantic musical instrument.
