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Friday, 27 May 2011
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News
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- Police chief in defamation threat
- 'Up to £1m payout' for Sharon Shoesmith
- Warning over cost of Baby P case to taxpayers
- Nimble Apache has deadly reputation
- Spring bank holiday getaway begins
- New 999 text service
- Mother jailed for smothering baby 30 years ago is cleared
- Rents could top £2,000 a week during Games
- Immigration at new high despite Cameron pledge
- Cameron's father-in-law fails to kill plan to build abbatoir
- Ed Miliband marries long-term partner Justine Thornton
- Tory in NHS reform 'red lines' plea
- Chancellor faces down Cabinet 'jitters' about economic strategy
- Police wheelchair attack on Jody McIntyre 'lawful'
- Teenagers shot dead in alley chase
- Man who brutally killed cat jailed
- Nat Fraser to wait for retrial decision
- Levi Bellfield 'joked about killing Milly Dowler'
- Expenses peer Lord Hanningfield is found guilty – on day disgraced MP is freed early
- 'Evil' labourer convicted of two 1980s double murders after cold case review
World
- Court rules Ratko Mladic can be extradited to UN tribunal
- Air France pilot absent at start of descent
- Sixteen years on the run. In the end Mladic came quietly
- Mladic 'too frail to respond to questions' as court hearing begins
- From Srebrenica to The Hague: The day justice finally caught up with Ratko Mladic
- Lebedev offers to help tackle corruption
- Bulgaria's jet-powered tourist drive
- For sale: humble home of Roman and the original Mrs Abramovich
- Republicans suffer Medicare setbacks
- One World Trade Centre: the address is back in business
- Disney fails to 'buy' name of Bin Laden hit squad
- Home cinema, designer kitchen – no wonder Dominique Strauss-Kahn's smiling
- Gaza border opening set to hurt Egypt-Israel ties
- Hundreds flee as Yemen's tribal 'kingmakers' step up offensive
- Film shows brutal tactics used to quell dissent in Syria
- Serial killer among 11 people hanged in Iran
- No release for Saudi woman driver
- China opens doors to despots with series of pariah state visits
- 'Second revolution' protests in Egypt demand faster reforms
- Pressure is telling on Gaddafi, says David Cameron
- South Sudan's President demands North withdraw from disputed region
- High street banks kept billions safe for Gaddafi
- David Cameron dismisses aid criticism
- G8 pledges $20bn to foster Arab Spring
- David Cameron hopeful of Syria resolution
- G8 summit expected to approve aid package for 'Arab Spring' states
Business
- Honda 'back to normal' in September
- Bonus payments 'bounce back'
- Ritblat's Delancey makes £194m offer for Minerva
- Fears for UK plants as Heinz reveals job cuts around the world
- Business Diary: A rival for the old firm rivalry
- Burberry to expand to cash in on luxury boom
- Jaguar Land Rover floors the profit pedal for Tata
- Rank not keen on betting on Guoco
- Japan gives Man a shot in the arm
- Germany targets petrol sellers
- United praises 'extraordinary efforts' of staff during big freeze
- Young's hopeful despite fragile economic picture
- French power link to run through Channel tunnel
- Orange trails pack in mobile broadband race
- DMGT suffers setback as advertising sales slide
- Banks face pay pressure after lending failures
- David Prosser: So much for banks quitting the UK
- David Prosser: Plan B is simply a slower Plan A
- David Prosser: How long before the ECB gives in to theinevitable in Greece?
- Hamish McRae: Continued growth in US and Europe is crucial to Britain's prospects
- Market Report: Bid targets rise on hopes for new round of deals
- Investment Column: Qinetiq has the firepower to trade higher
People
- Kate Moss wants more children
- Elton John nominated for Dad of the Year
- Cheryl Cole 'in talks' with Simon Cowell
- The Business On... John Fredriksen, Shipping magnate
- King of the road Eddie Stobart left huge debts
- Climber conquers world's highest peaks – aged 16
- Larry Flynt: Freedom fighter, pornographer, monster?
- Jack Wilshere: 'If you get in their faces, Barça seem to ease off in the second half'
- Diary: The comic cat who got the cream
Science
- Sorry, what did you say? 'Inattentional deafness' is genuine phenomenon
- Skeletons tell tales of brutal wars from beyond the castle's crypt
- Water in the Sea of Tranquillity? Oh yes there is...
- Can't add up? Don't despair – you may suffer from dyscalculia
Media
- BBC to film sitcom about bomb squad
- Why pop's hitman Simon Cowell had to terminate his star protégé Cheryl Cole
Obituaries
- Huguette Clark: Heiress to a 'robber baron' fortune who spent 80 years in gilded isolation
- Xavi Tondo: Anti-doping cyclist who died just as his career was starting to take off
- Erlund Hudson: Artist best known for chronicling the lives of ordinary women in the Second World War
Opinion
Opinion RSS Feed - click to grab the feedLeading Articles
- Leading article: Earth-shattering
- Leading article: When health reform becomes a distraction
- Leading article: An arrest that enables Serbia and Europe to turn a page
Commentators
- John Rentoul: Restart yourself by your own bootstraps
- Peter Popham: Butcher of Bosnia who saw himself as an avenging angel
- Jeremy Laurance: This is a misuse of the law
- Gordon Brown: We fought Aids. Now there's a new global crisis to tackle
- Victoria Summerley: Chelsea's hardy perennial argument
- Terence Blacker: Standing up for rabbits' rights
- Mary Dejevsky: Don't bank on the eclipse of the West
- The Johann Hari podcast
Columnists
- Cooper Brown: Running
- Tom Sutcliffe: Thank goodness his face doesn't fit
- Brian Viner: No one holidays quite like the British
- John Walsh: The habits some monks get into...
Letters
Environment
Environment RSS Feed - click to grab the feed- Green agenda: World Environment Day
- 20-year-old wins World Environment Day blog competition – read online
- Cornish town aims to be UK's first to adopt solar power - struggle becomes YouTube series
Nature
- Search continues for 232 still missing in tornado's aftermath
- MPs praise 'Independent' campaign on circus animals
- The Antarctic island that's richer in biodiversity than the Galapagos
Sport
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Cricket
- Jayawardene leaves England facing tough battle
- England v Sri Lanka Live!
- Broad lacks the rhythm to make striking return to home quartet
- Rain and rust turn England's homecoming into trying day
- County round-up: Lancashire go whole Hogg to rout Hampshire
Football
- Pearce returns fire to Arsenal over Wilshere burnout worries
- Mohamed Bin Hammam claims Fifa 'conspiracy' against him
- World Cup bid inquiry reveals possible rule breaches
- Simon Rice: Barcelona v Manchester United - don't believe the hype
- Brian Sears: Blackpool the best 'one-season wonders' for 13 years
- Samuel Green: West Ham fans must get on the right track to provide atmosphere at Olympic Stadium
- The greatest play-off finals
- Sepp Blatter to face Fifa ethics committee
- The players of the year, as chosen by supporters
- Bin Hammam hits back at Blatter in corruption row
- James Lawton: Failure to build on Roman triumph reduces Catalan claims to greatness
- Norwich sign James Vaughan from Everton
- Aston Villa release 10 players including Nigel Reo-Coker, John Carew and Robert Pires
- Newcastle will offer Jose Enrique 'fantastic' new deal
- Gianfranco Zola backs Harry Redknapp for Chelsea job
- Kevin Phillips, Sebastian Larsson and Lee Bowyer leave Birmingham
- Alan Pardew expected Joey Barton contract problems
- Fulham claim place in Europa League
- Touré escapes with six-month suspension
- Amit Bhatia's QPR offer 'insultingly low' say Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore
- Danny Wilson named as manager of Sheffield United
- Briatore: We trust Warnock
- Wilson on pole to become Blades manager
- Alex Ferguson admits Champions League mistakes
- Nani stakes claim for Manchester United starting role at Wembley
- Nemanja Vidic warns Manchester United will lose if too much focus on Lionel Messi
- Inter Milan join race to sign Alexis Sanchez
- Michael Carrick unfazed by underdog tag
- Valencia over the moonwalking for his United return
- I was too confident of victory in Rome, admits Evra
- Sir Bobby Charlton: 'I'm almost afraid to say that I'm really confident we'll win'
- How Barça almost missed out on the Silent Assassin
- Napoli deny receiving offer from Tottenham for Ezequiel Lavezzi
- Ledley urges Vaughan to join Rangers
Golf
Motor Racing
Olympics
Racing
More Sports
- Robbie Hunter-Paul rules out coaching future
- PROBIZ Tryline - The Rugby League podcast
- Gentle is favourite to become Salford coach
Rugby
- England experiment against Barbarians
- Leicester insist they can cope without Manu Tuilagi
- Sale sign England flanker Hendre Fourie
- Big Four gain right to compete with French for 'marquee' talent
Tennis
- Women's draw wide open after World No 1 Caroline Wozniacki crashes out of French Open
- Roger Federer cruises into next round at French Open
- Murray beats the wind to be last Briton standing
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Life & Style
Life & Style RSS Feed - click to grab the feedOffers
- Celebrate Father's Day with The 39 Steps - bring your dad for free!
- Home agenda: high tech in Australia, home design in Tokyo
- Google faces lawsuit over mobile phone 'Wallet'
- Skype scrambles after service trouble
Fashion
- Beauty agenda: June's biggest fragrance launches
- The next Hakaan? ANDAM Fashion Award finalists announced
- Fashion agenda: CFDA Awards, Pitti, men's ready-to-wear
Food & Drink
- Food agenda: Coffee-pulling champion and food down under
- Beer ad depicts charmed life of El Bulli interns
- Harried home cooks find app aides in this week's new releases
Health & Families
- Cigarette health warnings push smokers to quit: study
- Common drug combo spikes blood sugar: study
- Health and fitness agenda: go smoke-free on World No Tobacco Day
- Middle-aged muscles get a boost from protein shakes, study says
- Study finds more young people have hypertension
- New York tops the bed bug chart again
- 334 cases of measles reported, says HPA
- Hospital admissions for drink now top 1 million
- Agony of helping a son to kill himself
- NHS reform Bill to go back to MPs, says Clegg
House & Home
- Design agenda: Interior Lifestyle Tokyo, DMY Berlin, Design Miami/Basel
- The ten best microwaves
- The Secret History Of: The Barcelona chair
- Look down on your neighbours: How city gardeners can broaden their horizons with a roof terrace
- Small rise in house prices
- Online House Hunter: Home wins
- Private viewing: Our tour of the pick of the property market
- Are Oak House's radical curves the shape of things to come?
- One big, happy family: The three-generation household is making a comeback
- House Doctor: 'My rent is far higher than a mortgage at the moment. Do you think I'm paying too much?'
History
Gadgets & Tech
- Apple's iPhone 4 finally comes to India
- Twitter index: Twitter comments on a future with electronic wallets
- 'Hitchhikers' Guide' game coming from DeathSpank developers
- Top tech headlines: Google Wallet mobile payments, Windows Phone Mango update
- Shakira becomes latest artist with over 30 million friends
- Tech agenda: COMPUTEX Taipei, CeBIT Australia, D: All Things Digital
- 30 Minutes or Less- the surprise hit of the summer? : viral video spotlight
- Google wants you to leave your wallet at home to get LBS discounts while you shop
- 3D game 'Margaritaville' to launch on Facebook
Motoring
- Paris to Tehran on a litre of petrol at 'green' car rally
- London powers up electric car charging scheme
- Auto agenda: Kiev Motor Show open through weekend
- Fuel-saving 'KERS' technology could be in cars within years, Volvo says
- Ferrari launches in India, eyeing growing super-rich
- Now even the cheapest Picantos can be cool
- iDrive: Nissan Leaf
Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment RSS Feed - click to grab the feedArt
- Hong Kong kicks off big-money auction series
- Arts Agenda: Europe's art scene thrives with PHotoEspaña and Venice Biennale
- Tale of two halves reunited after a 360-year separation
- Lowry's £5m 'Football Match'
- Striking soviet graphic works go on show
- The Diary: Jamie Wood; Robin Soans' Deep Heat; Aardman; David Mitchell; Florence Welch
- Glasgow eyes the Turner prize
- Guests feast on Matthew Day Jackson's edible life-size sculpture
- Martin Boyce, Modern Institute, Glasgow
- Great Works: Christ Mocked (The Crowning with Thorns) 1490-1500 (73.5 x 59.1cm), Hieronymus Bosch
Music
- Glastonbury Festival app now available for download
- Most blogged artists: new tracks from Arcade Fire, The Weeknd
- Stream major acts from Sasquatch! Music Festival live this weekend
- Music agenda: new Eddie Vedder solo LP, Foo Fighters film on DVD
- Beyoncé drops track listing for '4,' new single in US
- Kate Bush writing new album
- Adele named most powerful in British music
- Muscle Shoals - The legendary studio where soul was born
- Death Cab for Cutie - Follow that cab for a completely new direction
- My Fantasy Band - Joe Elliott, Def Leppard
- Caught in the net: Horrors' new tune is simple-minded
- The Word On... Born This Way, Lady Gaga
- The Barometer: Michael Kiwanuka; Rae Morris; Nerina Pallot; Hard-Fi; Nero; Ice Age; Bob Dylan
- Album: Death Cab For Cutie, Codes and Keys (Atlantic)
- Album: Cults, Cults (Columbia)
- Album: Joe Driscoll, Mixtape Champs (Localization)
- Album: Nerina Pallot, Year of the Wolf (Geffen)
- Album: Seasick Steve, You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks (Play It Again Sam)
- Album: Jimmy Screech, The Remedy (MAP Music)
- Album: Barb Jungr, Man in the Long Black Coat (Linn)
- The Naked and Famous, Shepherd's Bush Empire, London
Classical
- Danielle de Niese: 'I feel very fortunate, like an Olympian'
- Album: Emanuele Arciuli, Round Midnight: Hommage to Thelonious Monk (Stradivarius)
- Album: John Cager, Yoanji (Hat Art)
- Album: Sigyn Birkeland, Frost: Parapraxis, Bassoon Concerto; Karlsen: Serenata (Signum Classics)
Films
- Nighy, Biel and Beckinsale join Farrell 'Total Recall' remake
- Film trailer: 'Happy Feet 2' in 3D
- Film trailer: 'The Muppets' parodies 'The Hangover'
- Blake Lively: Everybody's talking about the girl from Manhattan
- Horrors that aren't all fright on the night
- Screen Talk: Eagle takes flight
- Barry Adamson gets behind the camera for film noir 'Therapist'
- The revolution will be televised: A new film explains how Egypt found its voice
- Cultural Life: Guillermo del Toro, film-maker
- Life, Above All (12A)
- DVD: Just Go with It (12)
- Angels of Evil (15)
- The Hangover Part II (15)
- DVD: Tracker (12)
- Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (U)
- Heartbeats (15)
- DVD: From The Ashes (E)
- DVD: Stanley Kubrick: Visionary Filmmaker Collection (18)
- DVD: The Dilemma (12)
- Le Quattro Volte (U)
- Apocalypse Now (15)
TV & Radio
Theatre & Dance
- Can David Tennant and Catherine Tate make Shakespeare the year’s hottest ticket?
- Butley, Brighton Festival: Theatre Royal
- Pygmalion, Garrick Theatre, London
Comedy
Books
- Weddings and Movie Stars: a fairytale romance?
- The Reading List: The European Cup
- Leo Hollis: 'It is only by my walking through London that the city has revealed its treasures'
- One Minute With: Amanda Foreman, historian
- 'Red April' wins the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize
- Boyd Tonkin: 007 - recycle in the rainbow nation
- Essays, Volume 6: 1933-1941, By Virginia Woolf
- The Last Gift, By Abdulrazak Gurnah
- Shades of Greene, By Jeremy Lewis
- A New History of Early Christianity, By Charles Freeman
- Ilustrado, By Miguel Syjuco
- Book Of A Lifetime: The Black Dahlia, By James Ellroy
- Monsieur Linh and his Child, By Philippe Claudel, trans. Euan Cameron
- Parisians, By Graham Robb
- Pleasure Bound: Victorian Sex Rebels and the New Eroticism, By Deborah Lutz
- New Collected Poems, By Tomas Tranströmer, trans. Robin Fulton
- To the River: A Journey Beneath The Surface, By Olivia Laing
- Russia: A 1,000-Year Chronicle of the Wild East, By Martin Sixsmith
Afgantsy: The Russians in Afghanistan 1979-89, By Rodric Braithwaite - Sunset Park, By Paul Auster
- The Tao Of Travel, By Paul Theroux
- The Best Views from the Boundary Compiled, By Peter Baxter
- Zeitoun, By Dave Eggers
Travel
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- Thunderstorms cause Heathrow flight cancellations
- Boeing to conduct Dreamliner test flight in Japan
- Travel agenda: Yotel NYC set to open
- Index of air quality in the world's major cities: May 27
- Bordeaux puts wine at heart of revival strategy
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