Today, we've launched a new world page.
Like our UK front, politics front and United States front we hope this layout will provide a clear and intuitive means to track all the latest and most important coverage. The aim is to surface breaking news as it happens in the far-left column, while presenting the main stories of the day in the front and centre of the page.
We've introduced these features on a few of our other pages. In the Latest news column, which appears to the left-hand side, each story has a link above the headline to the relevant keyword page. It will take you to all our online coverage of the subject, showing the publication date and number of comments. At a glance readers can see what the article is about, when it happened and how much conversation it's generating.
At the bottom of the page we've included familiar (and useful) links to help you find out world coverage and weather for cities around the world.
Why have we changed the world front?
As our readers increasingly arrive from search engines and referrals from other news sources, we are focusing our resources on producing the most insightful and up-to-the minute world content and ensuring it's delivered automatically to the right places throughout guardian.co.uk and, of course, you can subscribe to receive world text alerts and all our content via RSS feed.
If you have feedback or comments about the new page please let us know.
