Sorry for the lateness of this post: I blame Nintendo, whose new games console distracted my attention this morning. I'm with Gamesblog's Greg Howson when he describes the Nintendo DS as an "an ugly, plastic monstrosity": whether gamers can get past that hurdle and get hooked on the new games it offers remains to be seen.
On the political front, the terror bill's return to the Lords today will bring another showdown with the government: we'll bring you the highlights as they happen. You can also expect news on the bail hearing of four foreign Muslims held under emergency anti-terror laws.
As Michael Jackson's trial continues in Santa Monica, we've just published a Q&A explaining the background to the case: stay tuned for any updates as the teenager accusing the singer of child abuse takes the witness stand for a second day.
You can also read about the resignation this morning of the chief executive of Hong Kong, Tung Chee-hwa, apparently on health grounds.
And finally, as Crufts gets under way in Birmingham, try our fiendishly difficult dog breeds quiz to find out if you know your sealyham from your springer spaniel.
