'Let no one be in any doubt, the rules of the game are changing.' Those are the words of Tony Blair as he gives a press conference laying out plans to change the rules on deportation of extremists who promote terrorism. You can read the PM's statement here.
Meanwhile two men have appeared in court this morning charged with the murder of Anthony Walker. This evening the Liverpool teenager's family will hold a service and a candlelit walk to McGoldrick Park, the scene of his murder a week ago.
Dan Glaister has written a world dispatch on conditions faced by migrant Latin American labourers, the unseen force driving California's agriculture. And ahead of tomorrow's anniversary of the dropping of the Hiroshima bomb, we have a page of archive news reports and reflections from writers 60 years on.
Elsewhere on the site, our sports team are covering the second day of the second Ashes Test with their customary élan, while Guardian Unlimited Arts is gearing up for the Edinburgh festival, which opens this weekend.
