On the election front Tony Blair turns his attention today to immigration, an issue on which the Conservative leader Michael Howard has campaigned heavily. Alan Travis will be providing some context over on Election blog.
Japan's prime minister Junichiro Koizumi today apologised to China for his country's aggression during the second world war, in what is unlikely to be the last chapter in the heated dispute between the two countries. In our world dispatch section, Justin McCurry will be looking at how the crisis affects the more than 1 million Chinese living in Japan.
After reports that email befuddles the mind more than cannabis, we're preparing a quiz to help you test your IQ. Most of us on the Guardian Unlimited newsdesk have a 200-a-day habit, incidentally.
The cut-price airline Ryanair, not content with making its hapless employees pay for their new uniforms, has found a new way to save a few pennies.
And here on Newsblog, Mark Tran will be reporting on Colin Powell's revenge on John Bolton, President Bush's controversial choice of US ambassador to the United Nations.
