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Sunday 10 February 2008

Sharia law may result in 'legal apartheid'

Religious leaders warn that multiculturalism is destroying Britain's culture and values.

Interview: Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor

Fire tears through London's Camden Market

Illegal immigrant found cleaning Commons

NEWS

Clinton 'state of panic'

Obama wins in Nebraska and Washington State.

Obama victories extend lead

Countryside schools close

SPORT

Liverpool unsupportive

Owners objected to Premier League's expansion plan.

Wales 30 Scotland 15

England crushed by Kiwis

BUSINESS

Setanta in play

Premier League broadcaster prepares for takeover bids.

Microsoft bid rebuffed

Silicon Valley digs Digg

TELEGRAPH COMMENT

Iain Martin: Rethink Europe - it's holding us back

Jenny McCartney: The class system of bourgeois guilt

William Langley: Why we need St Valentine

Dan Roberts: Capello's technique is the business

Bruce Anderson: Non-doms nonsense

YOUR VIEW

Have our maternity laws gone too far?

ARTS AND FEATURES

Which films should win?

Our critics cross swords with director Michael Radford and Bafta judge Annie Griffin.

History of the Baftas

Baftas 2008 homepage

Why London rocks

Fashion stars explain what makes London a world-leading style capital.

Made in London

Perfect ski holiday

Fashion designer Amanda Wakeley explains how to make the most of your week on the slopes.

Cheat's dinner party

A meal for six in an hour for less than �30. Annie Nichols serves ricotta and mussels.

Dear Vicki and Octavia

Our mother and daughter agony aunts tackle jealousy.

BOOKS

Into the woods

John Preston explores the torments that inspired The Wind in the Willows.

FASHION

Smart casual

Sir Paul Smith has built a vast fashion empire - but he wouldn't like to be thought bigheaded.

FOOD AND DRINK

Kitchen thinker

Bee Wilson relives some of her culinary disasters.

Making 'Ratatouille'

TRAVEL

Where little has changed but the menu

An unspoilt, tribal way of life still holds sway in the South Pacific islands of Vanuatu. But, as Nick Squires is relieved to discover, they don't eat visitors any more.

DIGITAL LIFE

Modern romance

In a world where it's hard to find love, online conversations have a new and important role.

Web of desire

Claudine Beaumont selects the best links for lovers planning for Valentine's Day.

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE

"I wonder what Dr Williams really thinks about death sentences for apostates from Islam."

Christopher Howse

Images that speak louder than words: Shane Richmond, Cameron's mission for 007: Iain Martin, US comics Down Under: Mike Hobart, Well said Alan Sugar: Ricks Rants

TELEGRAPH TV & TALK

Michelle Williams and Kate Ledger at Heath Ledger's funeral

AND ALSO...

Famous orangutan dies

Sat-navs ruin bridges

Politics and baseball

Victoria's letters

World Press Photo

EDITOR'S CHOICE

I had no choice but to give away my baby...

Mills & Boon are romancing India

Girls will be girls again with daring book

Sir David Lean, cinema's forgotten hero

Henry Stoker: sailor, sportsman, actor, hero