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2.00am Haiti
'Baby Doc' Duvalier charged with corruption in Haiti
Former dictator faces charges relating to his 15-year rule after being hauled before a judge in Port-au Prince -
1.56am Pakistan
7.2 earthquake rocks remote area of Pakistan
No casualties and little damage reported in Baluchistan, but aftershocks lasting 20 seconds felt from Delhi to Dubai -
1.56am Democrats
Joe Lieberman will not seek Senate re-election in 2012
Democratic vice-presidential candidate has had long career, having been Al Gore's running mate in 2000 election -
1.50am WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks has caused little lasting damage, says US state department
Claims mean official stance of White House over leaked US embassy cables contradicts that of the state department -
1.43am Australian Open
Australian Open 2011: Elena Baltacha trails in Justine Henin's wake
Britain's No1 Elena Baltacha was outclassed by Justine Henin as she lost 6-1, 6-3 in the second round of the Australian Open
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1.43am Tax avoidance
Tax avoidance protesters UK Uncut to target Boots
Organisation announced plan to set up hospitals on Boots shopfloors after a brainstorming session on Twitter -
1.32am Matt Prior
Cricket World Cup: Matt Prior ousts Steven Davies from England squad
The Ashes-winning wicketkeeper has been chosen for the World Cup after his rival failed to convince -
1.07am Electoral reform
House of Lords in stalemate over voting reform
Labour peers refuse to pass second element of referendum bill, which sees the size of constituencies equalised -
1.06am Karren Brady
Karren Brady to clear the air with Avram Grant at West Ham
The West Ham board have decided to support their manager after failing to tempt Martin O'Neill
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12.49am Olympic games 2012
Former mayor Ken Livingstone attacks Tottenham's Olympic Stadium plans
The former mayor of London said that tearing down the Olympic Stadium to build a new ground would have 'horrendous' consequences -
12.42am Uefa
European Commission seeks role in regulating football transfers
The European Commission has published a report calling for action on agents -
12.40am Theatre
Twelfth Night - review
A resonant chamber-version that highlights the play's verbal splendour, says Michael Billington -
12.30am Drugs
Tripping on acid in the name of science, 1956 style
Researcher unearths rare televised footage of a 1956 experiment administering LSD to a 'normal person'
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12.24am Australian Open
Australian Open 2011: Nalbandian and Hewitt fight dying of the light
Kevin Mitchell: Two old enemies were united in their fearlessness as every sinew strained for victory -
12.22am Arsenal
Arsène Wenger set to rest Johan Djourou for Arsenal's replay at Leeds
The Arsenal manager has said he has been forced to play Johan Djourou more than he would like
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12.15am Politics
Diary
Hugh Muir: Mayday, mayday. Has anyone seen the shadow health secretary? -
12.11am Football
Ex-Newcastle and Chelsea manager Ruud Gullit joins Terek Grozny
The former Chelsea and Newcastle manager Ruud Gullit has joined Russia's Terek Grozny on an 18-month contract, the Chechnya-based club said -
12.06am Olympic Stadium
Tottenham and West Ham told to trust Tessa Sanderson over Olympic bids
Digger: Tessa Sanderson, the former Olympic gold medallist, has a direct financial relationship with one of the bidders for the Olympic Stadium -
12.05am Electoral reform
House of Lords and electoral reform: The kill bill all-nighter
Simon Hoggart: To keep them going their lordships had campbeds, coffee, sandwiches and entertainment -
12.05am Words and language
In praise of … a well-placed signature
Editorial: Collecting declaration autographs is a form of millionaire bingo, and obscure names win the highest price -
12.05am Inflation
Inflation: Up, up and away
Editorial: Two big questions emerge from this report – one for Mervyn King, and the other for George Osborne -
12.05am United States
US and China: No lectures, just words
Editorial: The wagging finger rarely works in diplomacy and Mr Obama should establish areas where the two powers can cooperate -
12.05am Brief letters
Charity bonus
Letters: Each and every banker should find a charity they could support that both helps improve Londoners' lives and is something they personally care about -
12.05am NHS
NHS cost-cutting and grown-up politics
Letters: According to David Cameron, those who criticise his reforms of the NHS need to 'grow up'. Insulting and patronising the electorate like this is certainly an interesting strategy -
12.05am Unmanned drones
Drone inquiry call
Letters: The Civil Aviation Authority is right to be worried about the safety risk posed by the growing use of unmanned drones -
12.05am Dundee United
Are Dundee United the most efficient championship winners ever?
Plus: Deliberate red cards (2); Freddie Sears: record breaker?; and what on earth was the Mercantile Credit Football Festival? -
12.05am Notes and queries
Notes and queries
Why didn't the Vikings learn to fly? The bad guy's bureaucratic henchmen; the difference between fur and hair -
12.05am Manchester United
Judges have a blindspot when destroyers like Vidic play a blinder
Rob Bagchi: Central defenders such as Manchester United's Nemanja Vidic rarely get their due when the prizes are handed out – it is a slight -
12.05am FA Cup
Football quiz: FA Cup replays
Quiz
Today's questions will meet again, don't know where, don't know when ...
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12.05am Life and style
Sudoku 1,774 medium
Fill the grid so that each run of squares adds up to the total in the box above or to the left
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12.05am Criminal justice
South Yorkshire police leads ANPR league
Figures released by the government show large variations in the use of automatic numberplate recognition cameras by police forces
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12.04am English baccalaureate
Peculiar advantages of the English baccalaureate
Letters: The retrospectively determined insertion of a new measure into the government's school performance tables appears a determined and unjust attempt to downvalue our comprehensive schools -
12.04am Bangladesh
Britain, Bangladesh and terrorist threats
Letters: If we are to counter the continuing threat from terrorism in a way that upholds our democratic values then we must be able to visit countries like Bangladesh without the smear that we are condoning torture -
12.04am Corrections and clarifications
Corrections and clarifications
Revolution in Sudan | ITV1 listings | Nicholas Shaxson | Record auction price for Picasso -
12.01am NHS
NHS shakeup could set patients against their GPs, warns report
Bonuses for doctors may alienate public says thinktank while Nuffield Trust also voices fears over hospital choice -
12.01am NHS
NHS cuts: Scale of shakeup took No 10 by surprise
Proposals by Andrew Lansley caught even people in prime minister's office off guard, with their scale and nature -
12.01am Space
Spacewatch: Discovery delayed further
The story of the shuttle Discovery, and the extended delay in its mission to the ISS, goes on
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12.01am Social care
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12.01am David Cameron
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12.00am Crosswords
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12.00am Crosswords
