Tony Blair's speech to business leaders on meeting Britain's energy needs was disrupted today by Greenpeace protesters demonstrating against the PM's preference for the nuclear option. The Metropolitan police chief, Sir Ian Blair, is due to address the CBI on security matters later today.
A third Briton has died after yesterday's attack on Muslim pilgrims in Baghdad. Brian Whitaker outlines the problems facing the US if and when it decides to withdraw troops. Meanwhile al-Jazeera is taking advice on possible legal action against George Bush.
On our Business site, William Keegan describes the controversy surrounding the European Central Bank's expected decision to lower interest rates later this week.
And after racing to 100 without loss before lunch, England collapsed to 248-6 at the close of the first day of the third Test in Lahore.
