Owen Bowcott on FBI proposals for an international database of terrorists, amid concerns about privacy and accuracy.
Wellington College head Dr Anthony Seldon on the role of private schools, which he says are perpetuating an apartheid system of education in Britain.
Moscow correspondent Luke Harding explains why the British Council office in St Petersburg was shut down by the Kremlin.
Ed Pilkington looks at the frontrunners in the Republican primary election in Michigan.
Stephen Bates assesses butler Paul Burrell's evidence to the Diana inquest, in which he claimed the princess was not in love with Dodi Fayed.
Rosie Swash reports from the Festival in the Desert in Mali - the world's most remote music event.
Today's papers reviewer is Ros Taylor.
