Michael Vaughan and his Ashes-winning England team are taking part in a victory parade in London following yesterday's historic victory. We'll have an audio report from one of our correspondents at Trafalgar Square and plenty of photographs.
Also today, Charles Clarke is answering questions about the London bombings in a special session of the Commons home affairs select committee. Meanwhile an extradition hearing into one of the July 21 bomb suspects is taking place in Rome. Gordon Brown has just told the TUC that he will implement the fairness at work agenda agreed in Warwick last year - and repeated his call for Opec to increase oil production.
Police are questioning an 18-year-old man over the murder of two younger teenage boys whose bodies were found in Berkshire woodland.
In our World dispatch section, we'll have Brian Whitaker on post-election Egypt and Anne McIlroy on the demise of faith-based arbitration in Canada. Here on Newsblog, Luke Harding will have the latest from the German election campaign, and you may like to read features editor Ian Katz's explanation of why Doonesbury will be returning to G2 next week.
