A report by Human Rights Watch accuses Britain of complicity in torture of its own citizens in Pakistan. Afua Hirsch, our legal affairs correspondent, says the investigation backs up the Guardian's reports on UK involvement in torture.
Environment correspondent David Adam assesses the impact of private emails between climate scientists at East Anglia University, which were made public by a computer hacker.
Steven Morris reports from Truro cathedral, where the funeral took place yesterday of bomb disposal expert Olaf Schmid, killed in Afghanistan.
Budget airline easyJet has been forced to withdraw almost 300,000 copies of its in-flight magazine. Kate Connolly says a fashion spread at Berlin's Holocaust memorial provoked outrage from passengers.
The National Gallery is preparing to display a painting of Charles I by the 19th century French artist Paul Delaroche. Assistant curator Anne Robbins explains why the painting hasn't been seen for almost 70 years.
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