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Thursday, 22 October 2009
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News
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- Anti-BNP protesters breach BBC cordon
- Q&A: The Royal Mail strike explained
- Post workers set to strike again
- 1,500 land registry jobs axed
- Tories would privatise Royal Mail, says Clarke
- Watchdog gives pub industry the all-clear
- Mail pickets say they have no choice
- Outrage at government plan for secret inquests
- Post strike begins after talks collapse
- Griffin: 'I am not a Nazi'
- Andrew Grice: BBC hypes BBC shock
- Nick Griffin: 'Question Time will be a political blood sport'
- Home office staff paid to compete in tug-of-war contest
- 'Bigoted' BNP will be exposed on TV, says Gordon Brown
- 10 things you should know about the BNP when you watch Question Time tonight
- Party faces fine for filing accounts late
- BBC 'will lose trust for giving airtime to BNP'
- MPs challenge payment demands
- You would be daft to scrap Trident, Hutton tells Brown
- One in four households trapped in fuel poverty
- Suspect held over homeless man's killing
- Rapist escapes court after leaping from dock
- Bomb explodes at Belfast Territorial Army barracks
- Burglaries up - but overall crime is down
- Violent crimes are being ignored by police, says report
- Man charged over dog walker's 1995 murder
- Fraudster jailed for crash-for-cash scam
- The Big Question: Why is the Catholic church offering a home to congregations of Anglicans?
- Zimmer-frame nation: a vision of Britain in 2083
World
- Italy fears effects of shrinking families
- 1989 Europe's Revolution: The lost city of Bonn
- Pop stars demand details of Guantanamo music 'torture'
- Cheney tells Obama to 'stop dithering'
- Boston arrest 'thwarted terror attack'
- TMZ boss sues police over Mel Gibson scoop
- Bottom bunk and pizza: Madoff's new life in jail
- Roll up, roll up – Colorado newspaper seeks marijuana critic
- No way home: The tragedy of the Palestinian diaspora
- Tehran edges towards nuclear deal
- £1bn for NI policing, now just do it
- Man cut off genitals to join eunuch beggars
- Army officer killed in Pakistan attack
- Two charged over girl's death in Goa
- Afghan run-off may force US hand on troops
- The accidental diplomat in Kabul
- Pakistan shuts schools and colleges after attack
- Cleric 'sent hate mail' to bereaved families
- Hague tells Clinton not to fear Tories' EU allies
Business
- Aviva chief's love affair with married director revealed
- Fashion chain reports return to profits growth
- Sterling makes gains as economic cloud begins to lift
- King and Brown in rift over whether to split the banks
- Business Diary: Plane Stupid gatecrash the PR party
- BAA cuts its debt pile with sale of Gatwick for £1.5bn
- Primark plans 100,000 sq ft store in £675m Cardiff mall
- Kraft under pressure to raise its offer after Cadbury beats targets
- Galleon's founder to wind down $3.7bn hedge funds
- Sterling gains as economic clouds begin to recede
- Morgan Stanley $757m in the black after months of losses
- US business lobby spent $35m fighting Obama plans
- Microsoft to avoid 'wow' factor with Windows 7
- Simon Calder: Everyone's a winner now the big three airports are competing
- David Prosser: Brown takes on the Bank, not the banks
- David Prosser: Cadbury to milk Kraft
- David Prosser: Attacking the middle classes by stealth
- From 'hood to boardroom: Would you take career advice from George Bush and 50 Cent?
- Market Report: Land Secs climbs on hopes of recovery
- Investment Column: Yield is what makes listless Drax a buy
People
- 'The postal system is reliant on minimum wage temps'
- Katherine Jenkins tells of rape attempt ordeal
- Passed/Failed: An education in the life of broadcaster Jeremy Vine
- Tom Alexander: Orange boss heads for pole
- Pandora: Rushdie's an open book over his love life woes
- Hit & Run: A Marr, superstar?
Science
Media
- Current Twitter trends: 'He's cute but...', 'she's cute but...', Windows 7
- Microsoft, Google integrating Twitter into search results
- Has the costume drama had its day?
- Independent launches new video channel
Education
- 'Rent arrears' student wins right to graduate
- Digital resources: Find out what teachers think of the latest educational products to reach the classroom
- Education Quandary: Parents have been banned from drinking lager at the school gate. What other school gate behaviour should we clamp down on?
- Dude alert: How to keep beach teens in the classroom
- Big ambitions: Queen Mary's new head sets targets to push college up the league tables
- Alan Smithers: Keep education academics well away from running our schools please
- Diary of a Third Year: What am I going to do with my history degree ... frame it?
Obituaries
- Richard Hatchwell: Antiquarian bookseller whose customers included Betjeman, Sassoon, Russell and Rowse
- Julian Hope: Opera director noted for his work at Glyndebourne and with the Welsh National Opera
- Celia Mariano Pomeroy: Communist revolutionary who went on to teach in London primary schools
Opinion
Opinion RSS Feed - click to grab the feedLeading Articles
- Leading article: Resist these attempts to make justice secret
- Leading article: Let airport competition begin
- Leading article: A surfeit of crinoline
Commentators
- Ben Chu: Hutton's frightening nuclear logic
- Ben Chu: Opponents of a return to Glass-Steagall miss the point
- Brendan O'Neill: Censorship is being justified by imaginary Muslim outrage
- Lisa Markwell: Don't judge addicts. Treat them
- Guy Adams: Careful with those reality TV hopefuls
- Alistair Darling: Restoring growth has to be the Government's top priority for now
- Robert Verkaik: Bereaved families have a right to know truth
- Alice-Azania Jarvis: It's time to junk the breeches and bonnets
- The Sketch: A racially inclusive constitution is the BNP's Clause 4 moment
- Robert Fisk: End of an era for Lebanon's free press
- Adrian Hamilton: Welcome to another false election
- Christina Patterson: If you want to be adored, just shut up
- Steve Richards: The enemies of democracy are very grateful for this free gift
Columnists
- David Lister: It's not time to junk the breeches and bonnets
- Brian Viner: 'If I was going to jump out of a plane, I'd avoid Friday 13 and Halloween'
Letters
Environment
Environment RSS Feed - click to grab the feedClimate Change
Green Living
Sport
Sport RSS Feed - click to grab the feedCricket
Football
- Ferdinand expresses confidence in Valencia
- Hart wants unity at Portsmouth
- Robinho injury woes continue
- Wenger confident of Arsenal trophies this season
- Huth hit with three-game ban
- Kroenke remains silent over Arsenal takeover
- Chelsea launch transfer ban appeal
- Benitez retains Gillett support
- Aquilani appearance a relief for Benitez
- Benitez's best buys (and Rafa's rejects)
- Storrie 'astonished' at tax evasion charge
- The Andy Cole Column: The sign says 'This is Anfield'. The heart says 'This is it. This is what it's all about'
- James Lawton: Rafa show is ready for the final curtain
- Hughton ready to accept Newcastle job
- Strachan set to become Middlesbrough boss
- Boro aiming to replace Southgate with Strachan
- Mandaric insists Foxes have muscle to sign Davids
- Ribery set to miss Ireland play-off
- Maradona has no regrets over outburst
- Real Madrid coach concerned by big-match failings
- Benitez opts to blank team for lack of 'intelligence'
- Rangers hit all-time low, admits Novo
- Ranieri heads for Fulham on 'cloud nine'
- Saha back for Blues' Benfica test
- Wenger tells Arsenal to smarten up
- Valencia proves worth to reward United
- Lampard's strike caps Blues stroll
- Rooney fear takes shine off United's late triumph
- Champions League round-up: Pato stars to leave Raul and mighty Madrid in the shade
- Stranger supplies Ronaldo moment
- Restoration of Deco's art leaves Cole in the cold
- Rangers continue hunt for 'racist fan'
- Barcelona deny further moves for Robinho
Motor Racing
Olympics
- The ten worst Olympians: loveable losers from the Games
- South Africa may bid to host 2020 Olympics
- Forget Eric the Eel... meet the Snow Leopard
Racing
More Sports
- Australia unveil new brigade for Four Nations
- Sailor pondering Dragons return
- Briscoe rewarded but Tomkins misses the cut
Rugby
- Shaw desperate to make England comeback
- Danny taking Care of himself
- Bell set to return as injuries take toll
- Jennings loses gouging appeal
Tennis
More Sports
Life & Style
Life & Style RSS Feed - click to grab the feedFashion
- Bridal Fashion Week trends: diamonds, tulle, and Jackie O
- London beauty brand to sign three ethnic models
- Weekly fashion videos: Bridal dresses
- Hot 'how to' video tutorials: dress to suit your body type
- New fashion iPhone apps: Gucci, supermodels, Norma Kamali
- The rise of the Jade shade
Food & Drink
- Blueprints laid out for Hong Kong's food and wine-led recovery
- The ten best toasters
- Core values: It's time to go scrumping
- Making lunch for a legend: John Walsh meets Albert Roux
- Baked salmon with pistachio and honey crust
Health & Families
- Flu jabs campaign starts with health workers
- A few coffees a day keep liver disease at bay
- Catholic Church urges AIDS testing in Brazil
- Alcohol killing Indian men in Britain: study
- Egypt to vaccinate hajj pilgrims against swine flu
House & Home
- Europe vows to liberate online shopping
- Anthropologie opens first store outside North America
- 'Room in a box' takes Japan overseas
- More Internet users sharing status updates: report
- Tokyo Sky Tree ups the ante
- Milan's new all-city design event kicks off October 22
Gadgets & Tech
- Google 'to launch music service'
- Microsoft and Google draw in race to index Twitter
- Google CEO: Chinese language will dominate web
- Amazon reduces the price of its International Kindle e-reader
- Microsoft launches Windows 7
- Weekly top iPhone Apps: Halloween
- Closer Look: Adopting Sony's Eyepet
- Can Windows 7 make PCs fun again?
Motoring
- Japan's carmakers turn page with ultra-luxurious vehicle
- Mazda maps out its eco future at the Tokyo Motor Show
Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment RSS Feed - click to grab the feedArt
- American icon Warhol's works on display in Argentina
- The unholy trinity: The three rebel sculptors that shocked the art world with their pagan forms
- Yinka Shonibare: Willy Loman – The Rise and Fall, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
Music
- Rihanna reveals 'Rated R' as title to November 23 album: UPDATE
- Barenboim "proud" to lead Berlin anniversary concert
- McCartney to launch Europe tour in Hamburg
- Google, partners to offer music downloads: reports
- Britain's Robbie Williams wows critics with comeback gig
- Chris Brown solidifies Fan Appreciation Tour dates for November
- Jack Riley: When it comes to stopping the BNP, folk music is leading the way
- Robbie Williams, Roundhouse, London
- The Making of TAPE: setting up a label, Part 4
Classical
Films
- Georgia welcomes 'President Garcia'
- Holiday season movie conference scheduled in Orlando
- Late October film festivals
- London Film Festival 2009: Our Pick of the Highlights
TV & Radio
- Eastenders spin-off puts Walford on the web
- The Week In Radio: Comedy gems in a digital wilderness
- Last Night's Television: Defying Gravity, BBC2
Who Made Me Fat?, BBC3
Jimmy's Food Factory, BBC1
Theatre & Dance
Books
- Comic book releases (North America): The Avengers continue the hunt for Captain America
- Kindle bestsellers: 'Lost Symbol' knocked from its perch
- The Winter Ghosts, By Kate Mosse
Travel
Travel RSS Feed - click to grab the feedNews & Advice
Europe
Student
Student RSS Feed - click to grab the feedCareer Planning
- New graduate survey reveals enduring appeal of the retail giants
- Visual merchandising: 'When a new range is doing well, it is a personal achievement'
- Sitting pretty: The idea that sent Cath Kidson from one shop to a global chain
- Queen of the high street: Mary Portas is hoping to help independents with her new retail masterclasses
- Anne Seaman: 'Retail will be instrumental in bringing us out of recession and reducing unemployment'
Student Life
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Emailed
1 No way home: The tragedy of the Palestinian diaspora
3 Plastiscines - Zut alors! Bébé rock est arrivé!
4 Bon Jovi to take up residency at O2 Arena
5 Microsoft and Google draw in race to index Twitter
6 Men who voted McCain saw testosterone drop: study
7 How technology drives us to distraction
8 Sworn enemies across the disarmament table
9 Caught in the crossfire of war against the Taliban
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13 Hindu tolerance runs dry as bigotry rears its ugly head at the greatest show on earth
14 Anti-BNP protesters breach BBC cordon
15 Rugby Union: Mordt banned from tour: IRB refuses to accept fitness instructor
Commented
1Outrage at government plan for secret inquests
2Robert Fisk: End of an era for Lebanon's free press
3James Lawton: Rafa show is ready for the final curtain
4Georgia welcomes 'President Garcia'
5'Bigoted' BNP will be exposed on TV, says Gordon Brown
6Hurling: Ireland stunned by gay star
7Government launches map to highlight global warming threat
8Union boasts solid support for national mail strike
9Johann Hari: The three fallacies that have driven the war in Afghanistan
Columnist Comments
• Matthew Norman: New Labour toadies
Jack Straw's entire career is a gruesome paradigm of the enfeeblement of Westminster politcs
• Donald Macintyre: American jewry and Israel's interests
J Street challenges the monopoly of AIPAC which sees itself as the voice of US jews
Politics meets Twitter
