Protesters have broken through police lines and stormed the main government building in Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishkek. Jeremy Lennard has the latest on the unrest, which was sparked by last month's disputed elections, and a Q&A for all of us who had barely even heard of the country before the uprising.
Back in Britain, at least nine pre-school children have died after contracting the superbug MRSA since 1997, according to figures obtained by SocietyGuardian. One child died of bloodborne MRSA in 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2002, and four died in 1998, while there has been at least one fatality this year - one-day-old Luke Day, who died in February.
Matthew Tempest will also be keeping up with the renewed calls for the attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, to explain how he came to change his mind about the legality of invading Iraq following the publication of the senior government law officer's resignation letter.
