As the electoral commission affirms that Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF party has lost its parliamentary majority, Chris McGreal reports from Harare on the possibility of a second round of voting in Zimbabwe's presidential election.
London mayor Ken Livingstone tells environment editor John Vidal that Conservative challenger Boris Johnson's skepticism on climate change would be a disaster for capital. Mr Livingstone was interviewed days before today's Guardian/ICM poll, the findings of which Julian Glover outlines.
Ireland correspondent Henry McDonald says Bertie Ahern's resignation yesterday came as a huge surprise.
Jesse Jackson recalls the events of April 4 1968, when Martin Luther King was assassinated.
And TV talkshow host Trisha Goddard tells Hannah Pool of her experience of racism in Britain.
