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31 Oct 2009 18:49
- Labour slams peer's role as he accompanies William Hague on high-level trip to US
- Walkout threatened as axed adviser accuses PM over decision to go against advice of scientific panel
- Postal workers claim 30,000 temps are being employed illegally in a 'strike breaking' effort
- Former PM expected to drop out of race within days if he fails to obtain backing from Angela Merkel
- Nato adviser says UK makes too few checks on possible links to terrorists
- Police in Cleveland, Ohio are holding Anthony Sowell, 50, after six bodies discovered in house
- Senior doctor says few understand that excess weight is linked to cirrhosis, diabetes and hypertension
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- We examine the complex trade-offs that will have to take place for the Copenhagen summit to succeed
- Students to be given better information about quality of courses before starting a degree
- Wall Street is celebrating, but the future looks increasingly bleak in America's industrial heartland
- Actor and broadcaster threatens to quit networking site because of 'too much aggression and unkindness'
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How N-Dubz, Chipmunk, Tinchy Stryder and Taio Ruz changed the face of the charts
- Sam Taylor-Wood, rising star Aaron Johnson and Yoko Ono talk about the new film Nowhere Boy
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On the eve of a major new retrospective, the artist talks about the romance of nature, and going deaf
- Load them with roast pork or a juicy stew and your bonfire night will go with a bang
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By bike, by kayak, on foot and on horseback – we seek out the best adrenaline-fuelled trips
- A Cotswolds B&B that's stylish and luxurious, without being picture-postcard perfect
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Erik Nevland scored Fulham's second and set up the third, as nine-man Liverpool crashed to defeat
- Powerful centre Jamie Roberts is just one reason Wales are looking forward to Saturday's showdown
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Sea mists and mellow fruitfulness
Allan Jenkins
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What dinosaurs are still teaching us
Tristram Hunt -
A game of squash at Halloween
Rebecca Smith
- Peter Oborne: A deal with the Sun and internal wrangling means Euro-headache for the Tories
- Nick Cohen: Protest once took effort. Now, fury can be whipped up so swiftly, it threatens free speech
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Gaby Hinsliff, political editor of the Observer, has resigned to spend more time with her son.
- With children in tow, Caspar Llewellyn Smith finds flashes of genius in Michael Jackson's film farewell
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Revelation has sparked a political row over who is doing more to keep up our gas reserves this winter
- £14bn lending pledge will be kept if bank is allowed to leave toxic asset insurance scheme
- Audio slideshow: The daily life and performances of 'the most famous handicapped band in Africa'
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