- Mike Duran,
- guardian.co.uk,
- Monday June 23 2008
The Guardian's legal editor Clare Dyer tells us that judges are unhappy about government plans to introduce US style sentencing to ease prison over-crowding.
Foreign correspondent Chris McGreal avoids the prying eyes of Mugabe supporters to talk to us from Harare about the 'impossible' elections.
Gordon Brown's been on a mission to Jeddah to ease the energy crisis and was joined by Guardian Political editor Patrick Wintour who tells us how the PM's ideas went down with the oil producers.
As we celebrate NHS at 60 hear how a woman who was described as 'as close to death as you can get' has praised the NHS team who saved her and her baby's lives.
Tennis correspondent Steve Bierley tells us about Britain's hopes for Wimbledon
And Cornish Wrestlers get to grips with the Guardian's West Country correspondent Steven Morris
