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8.00am Military
We doctors must protect all victims of torture and malpractice
Response: In Iraq, medics may have colluded in mistreatment of prisoners. We must speak out, says Frank Arnold -
6.00am Royal wedding
Royal wedding set to be a 'semi-state occasion' at Westminster Abbey
The taxpayer will be expected to meet the cost of security and any service personnel on duty for the ceremonial -
1.45am Schools
Weak teachers the biggest problem in schools – Ofsted
• 'Dull and uninspiring' lessons hold back pupils, report finds
• Child protection services hindered by staff shortages -
1.37am Zoology
'Squid worm' emerges from the deep
The previously unseen creature has 'arms' growing from its head and swims by rhythmically beating its bristles -
1.07am Afghanistan
Pentagon says US progress in Afghanistan war is 'patchy'
Report sent to Congress describes only modest improvement over the past few months and an increase in violence -
12.43am Ireland bailout
Ireland to get €85bn loan in deal that will nationalise its banks
Potential bailout followed comments by the world's biggest bond investor virtually inviting depositors to withdraw their money -
12.40am Sport
In praise of … the Ashes
Editorial: A lot of people who ought really to be in bed tonight will be staying up well past midnight and then rising unusually early -
12.25am George Osborne
Steve Bell on the Liberal-Conservative coalition
Cartoon
George Osborne and Nick Clegg take a long hard look at the notion of 'fairness'
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12.15am Politics
Diary
Hugh Muir: He knows what he is saying. You don't have a clue. That's how it works -
12.05am Nick Clegg
Nick Clegg: Across the progressive divide
Editorial: Ideological assumptions have become more mutable. Sacred cows have been allowed to go free-range -
12.05am Immigration and asylum
Migration: Cap hope
Editorial: The Tories scored with a big promise about capping net migration. Now they are left with a commitment -
12.05am Environment
Country diary: Wenlock Edge
Paul Evans: These are the days lying like printers' blocks: words written backwards I cannot read
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12.05am Population
Africa warned of 'slum' cities danger as its population passes 1bn
Continent expected to double its numbers by 2050, as UN says speed of Africa's urban growth 'defies belief' -
12.05am Brief letters
Johnny-come-lately
Letters: I don't care what the pope says, I am still totally opposed to those ConDems -
12.05am Torture
Hush money undermines torture claimants' right to justice
Letters: Where is the justice for British nationals tortured by Saudi Arabia, a so-called friend of Britain -
MPs putting Dr Malcolm Jack on the rack over phone hack
Simon Hoggart: Clerk of the House answers questions about whether phone-hacking amounts to a contempt of parliament -
12.05am Feminism
Feminists battle on in the workplace
Letters: It is state policies, and the unfettered market freedoms to which they remain committed, which have made the world such a difficult place for pursuing so many of our former feminist goals -
12.05am Government data
Better information, not more data
Letters: We will, as citizens, continue to need professional opinions and evaluations to enable us to make judgments about the design and delivery of public services -
12.05am Corrections and clarifications
Corrections and clarifications
Matt Cavanagh | Colin Howell double murder | Jimmy Murphy | VAT miscalculation -
12.05am Nick Clegg
Inequality, injustice and Lib Dems
Letters: 'The piecemeal engineer will make his way, step by step, carefully comparing the results expected with the results achieved'
