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Analysis: Risks in the Iraq pullout plan18:02
Obama spells out Iraq departure17:53
Tale of the Mafia among the vineyards - in Australia17:47
Forward thinking - the study of science and engineering17:22
Eurovision show of unity causes waves in Israel17:17
Dhaka mutineers 'casually opened fire on officers'16:48
Collingwood keeps England in control16:13
'Australia' competition winner announced16:08
Knox 'turned cartwheels' after killing15:50
Indie supergroup Mongrel to release debut album free with <i>The Independent</i>15:40
Millions stolen in Ireland 'tiger kidnapping'15:14
Ben Chu: The amazing gravity-defying lobbyists14:47
Manchester United's Rafael ruled out for a month14:26
Germany may arrest Holocaust row bishop14:25
Ecclestone ready to hand Rome grand prix13:48
Live Test scorecard13:38
John Rentoul: Greed, greed, greed13:37
John Rentoul: Common ownership13:35
Ben Chu: Royal Mail privatisation? Yes please13:32
What's fair about design?13:17
Ex-RBS chief's pension unacceptable, says Brown12:56
Flintoff to fly home for treatment12:54
Eto’o eyes new Barcelona deal12:51
World's top 25 train trips announced12:42
Yahoo gets massive management shake-up12:22
Tesco and Asda attack Competition Commission crackdown12:15
Market update - 27 February12:14
'Radioactive' college chief on porn charges missing11:38
Mallett backs Ireland in must-win game11:30
Labour boost but gains for all in by-elections11:24
Corporate lending fuelled HBOS's heavy losses11:15
Ryanair plan to charge for using plane toilets11:11
Lib Dems suspend Nazi fancy dress councillor11:07
BBC Music awards podcast: Orchestral10:59
Fearnley-Whittingstall continues pecking at Tesco with new label10:47
Facebook lets users comment on new terms of service10:43
The Five Minute Interview: Fearne Cotton, television and radio presenter10:30
Investment paying dividends for Manchester City says Hughes10:28
O'Hara moves into final reckoning for Tottenham10:25
Vidic keen to make mark on final10:20
Ancelotti insists he's not under pressure09:49
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Liverpool chief to leave 'after power tussle'09:14
Obama 'in running for Nobel peace prize'08:40
Miliband: Leaders 'impatient' to run Iraq08:15
Amol Rajan: Compulsory voluntarism, a useful oxymoron07:30
Lloyds profits slashed by 80%07:25
Brown to launch drive for science07:18
FBI arrests Stanford executive00:01
Ashton puzzled by England indiscipline00:01
Weakened Villa frozen out by Love00:00
Slumdog children return to heroes' welcome00:00
Now Sarkozy gets the chance to redraw the map of France00:00
Profits fall 34% at Centrica's British Gas unit00:00
Portuguese will become First Dog at the White House00:00
Ponting leads Australia out of the mire00:00
Fabregas' top-four aim00:00
Genital mutilation: Women fight Africa's taboo00:00
Jobless claims pass 5 million in US00:00
United's youngsters draw strength from playing with seniors00:00
Party Of The Week: A Horn concerto00:00
London calling for Jones' Clash show00:00
Stuart Alexander: People's champion is living his dream00:00
The Man Who Outshone the Sun King, By Charles Drazin00:00
Iran: Empire of the Mind, By Michael Axworthy00:00
SSE to bid for wind farms00:00
Vesna Peric Zimonjic: Hunt for Ratko Mladic, the Butcher of Bosnia, goes on00:00
Stevens is banned for two years00:00
Pandora: 'Standard' opera row has a dramatic finish00:00
Brown rebuked over sub-let00:00
FSA sets out corporate remuneration goals00:00
The Kindly Ones, By Jonathan Littell, translated by Charlotte Mandell00:00
Johann Hari: Clint Eastwood shows how America is changing00:00
Trinity loses £74m and scraps dividend as advertising falls00:00
Berkeley raises £50m for land acquisitions00:00
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Dr Rob Atkinson: Return of a medieval practice00:00
UN apologises for giving Kerry letter from Hamas00:00
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Dhaka mutineers surrender but violence spreads00:00
The Independent Foreign Fiction Prize00:00
The Descendants, By Kaui Hart Hemmings00:00
Hollyweird: Curse of the Oscars00:00
The Diary: Patti Smith vs Jeff Koons; David Hare's 'Wall'; Slumdog Millionaire's success; graffiti "draw-off"00:00
Lloyds seeks its own terms for asset scheme00:00
Bobby Roberts: The animals just love to work00:00
Market Report: Home Retail trades lower on forex fears00:00
One Minute With: Saul David00:00
New in Town (12a)00:00
Council bosses told to reveal pay and perks00:00
'Flintoff must play, or England will lose Ashes,' warns Warne00:00
Tangled justice for Kosovo00:00
We did hand over terror suspects for rendition, Hutton admits00:00
TV is experiencing a new golden age but where are the British shows?00:00
Observations: Film fans will have a whale of a time on Noah's tour00:00
The Class (15)00:00
Last Night's Television: The lady's not for turning off00:00
Tottenham focus on final after exit from Europe00:00
Former Credit Suisse chief Grübel to take helm at UBS00:00
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'Inspirational' British dead are named00:00
Engine fault suspected in Turkish Airlines crash00:00
Sacked for stealing €1.30 – how Barbara split Germany00:00
Leading article: Nationalise the banks – or pay later00:00
Katy Guest: Young, gifted and big fans of Sonnet 1800:00
The art of nothing: Pompidou Centre celebrates half a century of minimalism00:00
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The Word On... Prodigy, the new album00:00
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Waiting for the Etonians, By Nick Cohen00:00
The Barometer: Fleet Foxes; A R Rahman; ticket touting; Che: Part Two00:00
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The Wilderness, By Samantha Harvey00:00
Baaba Maal: 'Say what you believe is true'00:00
Terence Blacker: Public service comes before public grief00:00
The Monster of Florence, By Douglas Preston with Mario Spezi00:00
General Motors fights for survival as it posts $31bn loss for 200800:00
PM faces ambush over Royal Mail sell-off00:00
Couple found guilty of death in supermarket queue00:00
Steve Richards: What's so great about privatisation?00:00
City march on after Bellamy double downs Copenhagen00:00
Cityboy, By Geraint Anderson00:00
Tony Cozier: 'Prof' the pitch guru caught out by flat-track Oval00:00
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Jeremy Warner: Myners cited in Goodwin row00:00
First Night: The Cure, NME Big Gig, The O2 Arena, London00:00
Hospices where Ivan's legacy lives on00:00
Diane Abbott: We should listen to our troops – not to David Miliband00:00
House prices fall 18% in year to February, says Nationwide00:00
Darwin: A Life in Poems, By Ruth Padel00:00
King warns banking sector may need more bailouts00:00
The Wizard of the Nile, By Matthew Green00:00
Osana distress for Scudamore00:00
Obama's economic kick-start will quadruple US debt00:00
Wendy Richard: Actress who played Pauline Fowler in 'EastEnders'00:00
Breakthrough in battle over bank charges00:00
Berlin Poplars, By Anne B Ragde, trans. by James Anderson00:00
Album: Rachael Yamagata, Elephants/Teeth Sinking into Heart (Warner Brothers)00:00
Gun Crazy (PG)00:00
Observations: Puppetry out of the shadows00:00
Rhyming Life and Death, By Amos Oz, translated by Nicholas de Lange00:00
Jeremy Warner: RBS shareholders pay a heavy price for asset protection00:00
Gormley on his plinth: 'I would be very upset if nobody took their clothes off'00:00
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Howling Bells - Heartbreak and a primal howl00:00
My Fantasy Band: Just Jack00:00
Torres could be out until decisive United contest00:00
Downing confident Cup win will inspire Boro00:00
Now to pay off that bank loan – father finishes race around globe00:00
Beyond Bhangra00:00
The Book of Negroes, By Lawrence Hill00:00
Rank beats predictions but profits slide00:00
£325bn: Taxpayers' exposure to RBS losses00:00
Doctors to find babies who had 'tainted jab'00:00
Royal attacks 'Paris Match' over photos00:00
Ian Carr: Trumpeter and composer whose band Nucleus was at the forefront of the jazz-rock movement00:00
Cultural Life: Ian Bostridge, tenor00:00
Drogba joins in criticism of Scolari's methods00:00
Kathy Burke - From Waynetta to director00:00
A Rupert Friend indeed00:00
Bobby Roberts: The animals just love to work00:00
Rail funding row descends into food fight00:00
The Truth About Love, By Josephine Hart00:00
Credit crisis diary: A night out with a load of bankers00:00
Magpies relegation is 'inconceivable'00:00
Gatland's bulldozers out to clear path through France00:00
The Unborn (15)00:00
Blatter claims victory in foreign players battle00:00
UK oil firm in Iraq deal00:00
Ruthless Clark proves Tiger's resurgence a desert mirage00:00
Susie Rushton: My Hackney feels different somehow00:00
Screen Talk: Hardy Times00:00
Douglas Alexander: If we want to help the poorest, the World Bank must be reformed00:00
Minister agreed £8m pension bonus – and I'm keeping it00:00
Observations: Ballet gets electro-fied00:00
The Word On: Stephen King00:00
Strauss leads from front as England take control00:00
Out of Breath, By Julie Myerson00:00
Murray's virus has Lloyd sweating over Davis tie00:00
Immorality really is in bad taste00:00
Marriage tips from the stars: Seinfeld's greatest joke yet?00:00
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Andreas Whittam Smith: Darling should have known about Goodwin's pension00:00
Brown adviser in the firing line00:00
Minister tells unions to stop boosting the BNP00:00
Book Of A Lifetime: Les Chants de Maldoror, By the Comte de Lautréamont00:00
Halmosi strikes as Hull ride their luck00:00
Stephen Corry: Don't call these people primitive00:00
Andrew Flintofff: 'I never get a niggle. It's always a proper injury'00:00
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