18:25
The city of Bordeaux: a place of wonder14:24
<a href="http://blogs.independent.co.uk/extratime/2008/09/rugby-union-ste.html" target="_blank">Comment: Springbok's none the wiser</a>12:06
Manchester City owners have limitless ambitions12:03
Interest rates held at 5 per cent11:58
'Cremated' father found alive11:47
Pakistan anxious as Zardari set for election11:43
Zimbabwe's opposition has 'lost faith in talks'11:38
A month's rain will soak Britain tomorrow10:47
Reality bites the dust among the beasts of the beautiful game10:47
Barack Obama long shot for West Ham job10:38
Comment: How universities and graduates can thrive10:16
House prices fall at record rate10:10
Briton killed in Dubai helicopter crash09:16
Blair bodyguard left gun in Starbucks toilet07:59
Sex industry 'in every corner of London'07:55
Thai PM refuses to quit07:45
Nadal through to semi-finals07:41
US commits $1bn in aid to Georgia06:54
Palin takes swipe at Obama in big speech00:01
The punch that rocked rugby00:01
Club-by-club guide: Worcester00:01
Club-by-club guide: Bristol00:01
Club-by-club guide: Harlequins00:01
Club-by-club guide: Newcastle Falcons00:01
Club-by-club guide: London Irish00:01
Your club-by-club guide to the new Guinness Premiership season00:01
Club-by-club guide: Saracens00:01
Club-by-club guide: Gloucester00:01
Club-by-club guide: Sale Sharks00:01
Club-by-club guide: Bath00:01
Club-by-club guide: Northampton Saints00:01
Club-by-club guide: London Wasps00:01
Club-by-club guide: Leicester Tigers00:00
The write stuff: The V&A celebrates the Man Booker winners from the past 40 years00:00
The Ten Best Laptop Bags00:00
The Ten Best Laptop bags00:00
The greatest hits of Don LaFontaine00:00
Noble delighted as Wigan tie up five-star future with key players00:00
Adrian Hamilton: The lessons of past economic downturns00:00
Robinson seeking a ruthless streak00:00
Preview: Don Giovanni, Royal Opera House, London00:00
More than 3,600 new offences under Labour00:00
Education Quandary: 'Why should academies be put in charge of primary schools? What do secondary schools know about primary education?'00:00
Madame de Maintenon, By Veronica Buckley00:00
James Lawton: Managers have been stripped of their worth in a billionaires' lottery00:00
Head jailed for £64,000 car fraud00:00
Strong euro sends Irish food shoppers north of the border00:00
Ashley: 'I stand with the fans because that's what I've always done'00:00
Market Report: Barclays unsettled by concerns over capital00:00
Prom 64: Berlin Philharmonic ORchestra/Rattle, Royal Albert Hall, London00:00
Diary Of A Supply Teacher: 'We are advised to tread carefully and avoid trouble'00:00
Cameron attacks 'neo-con' foreign policy00:00
City cash brings Dubai group nearer to Liverpool takeover00:00
Stephen Khan: Another step towards the ultimate goal: independence00:00
Guy Adams: Drink and disaster go hand in hand, it seems00:00
You write the reviews: Born in the Gardens, Festival Theatre, Malvern00:00
Leonard Doyle: In Alaska, reputation of Palin is still whiter than white00:00
Olympic swimming training 'too hard on young athletes'00:00
Leading Article: A welcome return to one-on-one00:00
Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Recessionary forces are bringing the oil price back to reality, despite China00:00
Mothers bond better with babies after natural births00:00
C&W and Pru sign annuity deal to protect employee pensions00:00
Beauty and the beasts: The BBC's latest period drama has a real dark side00:00
Sovereign wealth funds agree code of practice00:00
Letters: Housing crisis00:00
Hamish McRae: The clouds may not be as dark as the OECD thinks, but not by much00:00
Clarke tells Brown: 'Halt the slide or stand down'00:00
Cabinet Office ordered to release secret memos on Iraq dossier00:00
Janet Street-Porter: Lessons in life are important too00:00
Mechanical Bride, The Slaughtered Lamb, London00:00
George W Bush: John McCain is the right man to lead America00:00
Pandora: Conspiracy theories abound over BBC's London bombings film00:00
Hungry players put pasta back on England menu00:00
Johann Hari: Oxbridge walls that can't be scaled00:00
My Brilliant Divorce, Opera House, Manchester00:00
Punch scraps its dividend but claims fall in sales is slowing00:00
Passed/Failed: An education in the life of Robson Green, actor00:00
Murray wins gruelling contest to seize place in US semis00:00
Education Diary: Independent Schools Council appoints new chief executive00:00
Being a school bursar isn't just about money - it's a serious management role00:00
Curbishley quits after deadline day snub proves the final straw00:00
Salmond strikes another blow with plan to abolish council tax00:00
Elizabeth Cook, Borderline, London00:00
Leading article: A Scottish example to the United Kingdon00:00
Murdoch unmasked: Meeting a media mogul00:00
Hamworthy hit by £4.6m stocks blunder00:00
'Soldiers will emerge from service with a disposition for learning'00:00
Lt-Cdr Ian Fraser VC: Submarine commander who sank the Japanese cruiser 'Takao'00:00
Geoffrey Perkins: Comedy producer and writer00:00
Last Night's TV: Lost In Austen, ITV1<br />God On Trial, BBC200:00
South Africa 6-1 v England <i>(Match abandoned, no result)</i>: Washout denies England historic win00:00
Cheney colleague admits bribery in Halliburton oil deals00:00
The Big Question: Was Cromwell a revolutionary hero or a genocidal war criminal?00:00
Conor Ryan: Why we must not ditch national tests00:00
Jerry Reed: Actor and country singer00:00
The Investment Column: Tough market means DS Smith is best ignored00:00
Any last requests? Yes, says death row inmate. Turn me into fish food00:00
Federer puts positive spin on laboured progress but cracks show00:00
Optimism rises in service sector00:00
Leading Article: Freedom on fees00:00
MyHome suspended on AIM after Lloyds pulls the plug00:00
Criminal charges for ex-Credit Suisse brokers00:00
Ministers mull new mortgage lending scheme00:00
Steve Richards: Clumsy, reckless and a shadow of his former self00:00
Pandora: Conspiracy theories abound over BBC's London bombings film00:00
Attacks on media reveal Republican jitters over Palin00:00
Trials may face delays over £90m fees shortfall00:00
Blow for women in battle for top jobs00:00
Leading article: Past masters00:00
Leading article: The football bubble00:00
Curbishley walks at West Ham00:00
British universities are waking up to the idea of US-style fundraising00:00
Warming oceans 'are the engine driving stronger hurricanes'00:00
Revealed: how Turner began his career copying the old masters00:00
Andy Kershaw: The year my life fell apart00:00
Keep off the grass: One man's mission to save our meadowland and its wildlife00:00
The blaze that hid a grisly secret00:00
Atkins: A diet you can trust?00:00
Against The Grain: 'Without X-rays, we'd be back in the Dark Ages'00:00
Musical youth: How can we get boys singing?00:00
Countdown to the Premiership: Cometh the Grim Reaper00:00
Union furious over sacking of M&S worker00:00
<i>The Independent</i> Focus Group00:00
DSGi trumpets its cost savings amid retail gloom00:00
Students in colleges have no one to complain to – so is it time for a watchdog?00:00
Cyclotherapy: 'I told the lady she should be more careful when crossing the road. And she agreed'00:00
Nasa scientist appears in court to fan the flames of coal power station row00:00
London crime maps go online00:00
Newcastle players may revolt if Keegan is forced to go00:00
O'Brien: 'Everything fine with the Duke'00:00
Education Letters: Books no tests00:00
Sophie Morris: I guess it must be a boy thing...00:00
Trash or treasure: The designer objects made of rubbish00:00
The Careers Adviser: 'Should I retake my final year? Is there any advice for foreign students about jobs in the UK?'00:00
'Maturing' Jamie finds right blend in bid for mixed title