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Book Reviews: Two Walk in Edinburgh and Devonport: A Diary

'I am interested in bad behaviour'

Booker Prize winner Alan Hollinghurst is not noted for his prolific output, so a new novel is always a great event. And his latest could be his best yet.

Unemployment piles pressure on Greece

Credit rating agencies slammed

Ruling paves way for Iraq killings inquiry

Cuckoos blog their flight path

Little is known about the migration of the cuckoo.

Wynne Gray: Foreign lands call to those left out

Players who miss the cut should not be criticised if they choose to take up lucrative overseas offers.

Veterans made do as minister basked in luxury

New Zealand war heroes in their 90s ended up paying to attend commemorations in Europe.

Neo-Nazis ditch skinhead image in bid to entice voters

Despite a less aggressive image the violence committed by these extremists continues to increase dramatically.

Jane Shepherdson: London's style maker

Jane Shepherdson changed the way women shop and has been dubbed the most important person in fashion.

Tracey Barnett: Repeat after me - being gay is okay

Stir caused by opera character's sexual identity shows society still mired in paranoia.

Deported journalist's father thanks supporters

Wrinkly rat may hold the secret of eternal youth

Research has revealed the naked mole rat has a genome similar to that of a human.

Europe threatens 'mad' ratings agencies

The world's leading credit ratings agencies have been threatened with tighter regulation and break-up by some of Europe's most powerful politicians.

Claim austerity bill benefits Berlusconi

Soccer: Madrid sign Coentrao for $52m

Sideswipe: July 7: What we really meant to say

Moody's cuts Portugal's credit rating over fears of bailout