Potential buyers of Northern Rock want the government to write off £2bn interest due on the Bank of England's loan. Business correspondent Phillip Inman assesses the political fallout from Northern Rock's collapse.
As Gordon Brown announces his anti-terror plans, home affairs editor Alan Travis explains why one minister had to clarify his position today on the 28-day limit on holding terror suspects without charge.
Evan Cohen from Bebo outlines a deal allowing the social networking website to host programmes by major broadcasters including the BBC and Channel 4.
Ewen MacAskill on an anonymous $100m charitable donation in a run-down Pennsylvania city.
As the first Eurostar trains leave the refurbished terminus for the continent, Jay Rayner, the Observer's restaurant critic, samples the foodie delights of St Pancras International.
Kate Connolly reports from eastern Germany, where a small gallery is hosting the first exhibition of Bob Dylan's paintings.
Steven Morris meets a couple who paid £750 to dognappers - and in doing so, fell foul of the police.
And Michelle Pauli's papers review has another dog story.
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