Markets in the Middle East will open again today following the Eid al-Adha holiday. Investors are expecting shares to plummet after Dubai World last week asked creditors for a six month freeze on repayments. Nick Mathiason looks at the likely effects on world markets.
Climate change protesters are gearing up for the conference in Copenhagen. Steve Morris takes a look at what they hope to achieve. Meanwhile philosopher AC Grayling isn't confident that the world will be able to reach agreement on the issue in time to do anything meaningful about it.
Multimillionaire Zac Goldsmith's admission that he has non-domiciled tax status creates a new headache for the Tories. Goldsmith hopes to become MP for Richmond in south-west London at the next general election. Michael White looks at his chances of winning after being outed as a 'non-dom'.
The circumstances surrounding Tiger Woods' car crash remain unclear, even though he's made a brief statement. Golf correspondent Laurence Donegan takes a look at the notoriously private sportsman.
And Martin Wainwright reports on an art competition based in Leeds, which is being nicknamed the 'Turner of the North'.
