Chief leader writer Julian Glover has details of today's Guardian/ICM poll, which records a 17-point Tory lead over Labour. Voters say they don't trust Labour to tell the truth about public finances. Political commentator Michael White gauges reaction from the Liberal Democrats' party conference in Bournemouth and hears what former leader Sir Menzies Campbell has to say about party unity.
The airline industry plans to cut its carbon emissions by 50% by the year 2050. Transport correspondent Dan Milmo says the airlines hope to pre-empt any punitive measures imposed by world leaders at the Copenhagen summit on global warming in December.
Kent police have reported remarkable success in reducing crime. Hugh Muir explains how they did it.
The Observer's chief sports writer Paul Hayward describes the scene at Durham Cathedral, where the biggest names in football gathered to pay their respects to Sir Bobby Robson.
And a host of famous names, including Jane Birkin and playwright Paul Fournel, tell Agnès Poirier why Brigitte Bardot - who's celebrating her 75th birthday - remains a screen icon.
