19:05
Comic-in-chief Obama a hit with correspondents18:58
Chelsea demolish Arsenal to secure third place17:00
Day of slaughter in Sri Lanka blamed on government guns16:11
Orangutan's great escape causes zoo evacuation16:08
Tevez helps United regain top spot15:15
Button leads Brawn 1-2 at Spanish GP14:21
Woman arrested over hit and run death10:04
US professor wanted for murder found dead09:58
England's Ledley King arrested over assault09:55
Nepal president orders vote for new PM09:54
US House speaker in Iraq for visit09:51
10 killed in Somalia fighting, dozens wounded09:49
UK government appeal for death row woman09:29
More evidence of MPs 'claim culture' disclosed00:01
James Haskell: 'It's been a tough time'00:00
Second helpings: More prized pizzas00:00
Album: Franz Schubert, Impromptus 142/Sonate 78 – Staier, (Harmonia Mundi)00:00
Indecent proposal? Redford rails against eco-village00:00
On the Front Foot: Birds of a feather but Swann fails to take flight straightaway00:00
Clough's War, by Don Shaw00:00
Patrick Cockburn: Who killed 120 civilians? The US says it's not a story00:00
Hughes looks to put aside those away-day blues00:00
Why I Love: Exclusive hotels00:00
Beckham's barnet loses out to 'the Pesto'00:00
Stephen Brenkley: New boys show England a way forward00:00
Album: Richard Wagner, Lohengrin – Bychkov/LDRSK, (Hanssler Profil)00:00
Harris lands first blow for Millwall00:00
Take your seats, the hippos are about to arrive00:00
Album: Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, (Lightning Rod)00:00
Joan Smith: Country life is not all sex and Labradors, Liz00:00
A gate too far: Broadgate sale collapses00:00
Album: Maxïmo Park, Quicken the Heart, (Warp Records)00:00
Endgame, Channel 4<br>Inspector George Gently, BBC100:00
Credo: Zoya Phan00:00
BNP activist was linked to South Africa murder00:00
The Hacker: Underground tactics leave me furious as my game goes down the tube00:00
Sainsbury renaissance as profits expected to jump by 10%00:00
The Royal Ballet, Royal Opera House, London00:00
Waiting for Godot, Theatre Royal Haymarket, London<br>Time and the Conways, NT Lyttelton, London <br>Peer Gynt, Barbican, London00:00
Last in the marathon, but still a winner00:00
Brighton Festival, Various venues, Brighton<br>Giustino, Trinity College of Music, London00:00
Dom Joly: Chernobyl – where better to slake a tourist's thirst?00:00
Aquarius stars for Murtagh00:00
Testing times? Let students pay you rent00:00
Catt gets the cream as Irish clear path to Twickenham00:00
Vaughan limps away as Trott and Patel stand firm00:00
Album: David Murray, Live in Berlin, (Jazzwerkstatt)00:00
Rationing babies: IVF is still a postcode lottery00:00
Save on tax by working from home00:00
The Devil Within, By Stephanie Merritt00:00
Button grabs pole in nick of time00:00
Cameron's threat on Royal Mail vote adds to Brown's woes00:00
Mystery investor set to stir up Tate & Lyle's board00:00
Barry and Margaret Mizen: Faith in the family00:00
Alexander picks his spot to give Burnley edge00:00
It's My Story, Radio 400:00
PVC specialist to ask shareholders for €100m to help with €160m debt pile00:00
Culture: It's as if Shatner never existed...00:00
Sun, sand and savagery: Whatever happened to Jamaica, paradise island?00:00
Stone Tree, By Gyrdir Eliasson trans. Victoria Cribb00:00
Album: Steve Earle, Townes, (New West Records)00:00
Mallett predicts 'athletic' Boks will maul Lions00:00
Entrepreneurs say optimism, not education, is the key00:00
The world's best job could be closer than you think00:00
The Philosopher and the Wolf: Lessons From the Wild, By Mark Rowlands00:00
DJ Taylor: Middle-class mania00:00
Your big day doesn't have to mean a big bill00:00
Margareta Pagano: Harman's call for more women at the top is bang-on00:00
Super-Marchio puts his foot down at Fiat00:00
Outside the Box: Akers is lord of all he surveys when it comes to ladies' game00:00
Judgement day approaches for Southgate00:00
Waste not: recession leads to big drop in amount of rubbish we are throwing away00:00
BarCap goes on European hiring spree00:00
<i>IoS</i> Apprentice: 'The romantic sub-plot was hilarious'00:00
Howard bars way as Spurs draw blank00:00
Framing Modernism, Estorick Collection, London00:00
Climate change casts a cloud over nation's stately piles00:00
No laughing matter: From heckling to bottling, Britain's leading stand-up comics recall the horror of their first gig00:00
The Last Word: Time has come to halt play and stop mistakes00:00
Arsenal surrender gives ammunition to critics00:00
Sea breezes save homes from wildfires00:00
Cannes film festival is set to live up to the Croisette's loopily gory tradition00:00
Stay the night: Nafplia Palace Hotel, Greece00:00
Fashion: The long and short of it00:00
Settling scores: Songwriters who take revenge00:00
How We Met: Imogen Cooper & Sir Jeremy Dixon00:00
Alan Watkins: He had no lines, yet he fluffed them00:00
Radio 3 boss hints at DJ's return00:00
Matthew Bell: The <i>IoS</i> Diary00:00
Sport on TV: Objective thinking takes a dive along with Drogba's reputation00:00
Tips and deals: 10/05/200900:00
Inside Lines: Hitman wants another round00:00
Harm's Way, By Celia Walden00:00
Centurion Rampling passes baton to London generation00:00
British motor industry is more about service than manufacturing nowadays00:00
Builders to shore up foundations with share blitz00:00
The feral beast: Travails with my aunt00:00
Heartland, By Anthony Cartwright00:00
<i>IoS</i> letters, emails & texts (10 May 2009)00:00
Car Choice: Now the children have gone, it's time to shrink the car00:00
ECB are putting game's biggest asset at risk for financial gain00:00
Iran: The view from the streets'00:00
Coming Soon: The campaigning comic returns00:00
Radio 3 is a surprise winner as Britons switch on and tune in00:00
The Last Chance: The Middle East in the Balance, By David Gardner00:00
Tess Finch-Lees: No, Darfur hasn't been 'solved', whatever the media suggest00:00
Roll out the red carpet. We're off to Cannes for a family holiday00:00
The Twisted Heart, By Rebecca Gowers Canongate £12.9900:00
Rupert Cornwell: Three more states back gay marriage, but will Obama?00:00
The magic of Marilyn Monroe00:00
DVD: Bride Wars, For retail and rental, (20th Century Fox)00:00
Album: Nostalgia 77 Sessions, Keith & Julie Tippett, (Tru Thoughts)00:00
'EastEnders' Barry is the new Ronnie00:00
No place for excuses as Jacob Zuma takes power00:00
Fielden helps Warriors tame Wildcats00:00
Album: Various artists, 100 Soul Classics, (Atlantic Gold)00:00
David Cameron: I'll pull the plug on Brown00:00
Tie between pub companies and landlords should be loosened, says committee00:00
John Rentoul: Don't be wimps about these revelations00:00
James Delingpole: I'm smitten: cut me, and I weed00:00
Travis to make £300m cash call this week00:00
Banana pudding00:00
Forgotten authors No.32: William Haggard00:00
Nash and Hodd combine to carry Sussex to safety00:00
Habib Beye: The future's bright, it's mangoes00:00
Pakistan faces biggest human flood since 194700:00
Arts and minds at the Tate00:00
Safety threat to planned nuclear power stations00:00
Sarah Sands: Lumley for president? I'd keep the Queen00:00
Henman back and hoping to raise Wimbledon's roof00:00
Julian Knight: MoneySense makes no sense – banks are just in for the hard sell00:00
Hamish McRae: Banks may take many years to recover, but the City is still pulling in the cash00:00
Safety first for Allardyce as Pompey left to fret00:00
Tories will 'turn Britain into safe-house for criminals', warns Clegg00:00
Album: Patrick Watson, Wooden Arms, (Secret City Records)00:00
London's financial services sector creates a trading surplus of £43bn00:00
Vesty leads Tigers into their fifth final in a row00:00
Bumper rates are available, but with strings attached00:00
Teenage picks: Six teenagers set to judge Orange Prize alongside the regular panel00:00
Howard Jacobson: The money men were bound to win, but Melvyn showed us how good TV can be00:00
Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi, By Geoff Dyer00:00
Radio 3 boss hints at DJ's return00:00
Album: British Sea Power, Man of Aran, Rough Trade00:00
City Slicker: Portland00:00
Outside Edge00:00
Davis on a high as Rangers go on top00:00
Parties: Now you see him...00:00
Katy Holland: It's high time the kids got some sea air00:00
Brooklyn, By Colm Tóibín00:00
Playing the system: Loopholes used to avoid tax00:00
Fulop provides late fillip for Sunderland00:00
Pick of the bunch: Skye Gyngell's banana desserts00:00
Abbey to relaunch its Zero credit-card deal00:00
Lawrence strike leaves Stoke safe but Hull are still sinking00:00
Star Trek, J J Abrams, 126 mins, (PG)00:00
Calvin Harris, Scala, London<br>Devo, Forum, London00:00
Bananas with butterscotch sauce00:00
The wood-fired oven is the big draw at Il Baretto – but is it reason enough to not just stay at home and order in?00:00
Royal Liver latest lender to put its adviser offshoot up for sale00:00
Kamara clicks twice to expose Villa's weakness00:00
Editor-At-Large: If shopping is a drug, MPs need to go cold turkey00:00
Army failings revealed in damning report00:00
County Championship round-up: Top-notch Notts back in vogue00:00
Pile 'em high: Lateral thinking is essential if you want to be an urban gardener00:00
Britain jumps on Bollywood bandwagon00:00
Radio 3 is a surprise winner as Britons switch on and tune in00:00
Court ruling blow for credit-card claimants00:00
It's not saying the S-word that counts, but the way you say it00:00
Album: Tommy Sparks, Tommy Sparks, (Island)00:00
Banana bread00:00
Bites: Take pot luck on lunch00:00
Leading article: A flipping sense of entitlement00:00
Album: Baka Beyond, Beyond the Forest, (March Hare)00:00
Gerrard double keeps Liverpool in contention00:00
Poulter ready to become big player00:00
Ruck and Maul: Cardiff left with the blues as tie-breaker shoots itself in the foot00:00
Wealth Check: Is property the key to a prosperous future?00:00
Mercedes E-class coupé00:00
Politicians and garden experts back <i>IoS</i> campaign to get pupils planting00:00
Too many blobbies on the beat00:00
Mowbray wheel of Fortune turns towards great escape00:00
Goodbye to straighteners: hello boho hair00:00
Close-up: Tamsin van Essen00:00
Coraline, Henry Selick, 100 mins, (PG)<br>Chéri, Stephen Frears, 92 mins, (15)<br>Little Ashes, Paul Morrison, 112 mins, (15)