Hillary Clinton talks to Guardian America editor Michael Tomasky about her plans - if she wins election to the White House - to review the powers assumed by the presidency under George Bush.
Leaked documents seen by the Guardian detail the strategy for a government u-turn. Gordon Brown, the prime minister, is considering abandoning Britain's targets on renewable energy, reports environment editor John Vidal.
Some 40% of packaging from our leading supermarkets is not recyclable, according to research by the Local Government Association. The LGA's head of news Richard Stokoe says Marks & Spencer and Lidl are worst offenders.
Wildfires are sweeping the coast of southern California. Some 250,000 people have been advised to prepare to leave their homes, including our correspondent Dan Glaister.
A new coat containing a GPS tracking device allows parents to keep tabs on their children's whereabouts. Martin Taylor is sales director at AMS, the company that's developed the tracking technology. He tells me it's not just for the most paranoid of parents.
Chief football writer Kevin McCarra previews tonight's Champions League football, with Manchester United and Arsenal both in action.
My review of the papers features radical proposals to improve the nation's health.
