As the trial of Saddam Hussein resumes in Baghdad, international law expert Matthew Happold assesses whether the former Iraqi leader can expect a fair trial. Also in Baghdad, two Britons were reportedly killed today in a roadside attack on a bus carrying Shia pilgrims. Meanwhile concerns are growing for the safety of peace campaigner Norman Kember, of Pinner, north London, who was snatched in the Iraqi capital along with two Canadians and an American on Saturday.
Davids Cameron and Davis address the CBI conference today, as does Gordon Brown, who is under pressure to clarify the government's pensions policy.
And on Culture Vulture, Charlotte Higgins blogs from Paris on the French arts scene.
