Environment correspondent David Adam reports from Bali on the latest developments at the UN climate change summit, which is in its final hours and still without an agreement on a roadmap towards a post-Kyoto treaty on carbon reductions.
Business editor Deborah Hargreaves explains why the government is now considering what it had previously ruled out: nationalising Northern Rock.
Justin McCurry reports from Tokyo on the fate of Japanese people seized by North Korean agents during the cold war.
Ed Pilkington reports from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, as US presidential hopefuls, running neck and neck in the campaign, are stepping up spending on ads .
Stephen Bates on the latest developments at the high court in London at the inquest into the death of Princess Diana. The jury has heard surprisingly warm correspondence between Princess Diana and Prince Philip.
Helen Carter reports from Manchester city centre on efforts to police Christmas shoppers.
Justin McCurry also reports from Tokyo on evidence of a new social trend: more men are sitting down to urinate, according to a survey.
And Allegra Stratton reviews today's papers.
