Today we launch the 2005 Guardian Christmas appeal, which this year is raising money to fund antiretroviral treatment for some of the 26 million people in sub-Saharan Africa living with HIV/Aids. Sarah Boseley has returned to Malawi to meet Grace Mathanga, whose story she first told three years ago.
On Guardian Unlimited Politics, we'll have minute-by-minute coverage of the final head-to-head debate between Conservative leadership hopefuls David Davis and David Cameron, and we're looking into opposition claims that Gordon Brown is trying to sabotage next week's long-awaited Turner report on pensions.
Other highlights: Salam Pax, aka the Baghdad Blogger, is today writing the first of a series of weekly columns here on Newsblog in the run-up to Iraq's third election in a year; and on Culture Vulture Sarah Crown will be pondering the vexed question of how to arrange your books, in response to the agonising shelf-doubt expressed in today's paper by writer Susie Boyt.
