Ewen MacAskill says John McCain's victory in Florida puts him in pole position in the contest to find a Republican presidential candidate. He says Rudy Giuliani's failure to win - he came third, after Mitt Romney - was catastrophic for his campaign and for his political reputation.
The Financial Services Authority has issued a warning to more than 1 million homeowners. The Guardian's personal finance columnist Tony Levene assesses the risks they face, and explains why lower interest rates may not help many mortgage holders.
Helen Carter reports from Leicester crown court on the Islamist plot to behead a Muslim serviceman.
Randeep Ramesh reports from Mumbai, where Gandhi's ashes were scattered at sea today to mark the 60th anniversary of his assassination.
Our chief political correspondent Will Woodward speaks to me from Westminster about the implications of Derek Conway's suspension from the Tory whip over sleaze allegations. The Conservative MP paid his two sons £77,000 from public funds for research work.
Jess Smee reports from Berlin on the accident-prone German navy; and a German travel firm's offer to air passengers to fly naked.
