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Chelsea Flower Show a target from touts after record sales
RHS Chelsea Flower Show warns public to beware of flower show forgeries as heat hits gardeners' plansThe public isn't even let in until Tuesday but the "sold out" signs are up already. If your heart...
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Mothercare loses out as designer market booms
The high street store, which this week announced store closures, has fallen out of favour as super-luxury trumps practicalityA decade ago, a plain white babygro and a simple foldaway pushchair was...
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Ed Miliband: Why I'll never hug a hoodie – or a husky | Ed Miliband
Labour needs to go far deeper than a Cameron-type strategy of superficial repositioning. We must set out a national missionI said when I became leader of the Labour party that the first stage of my...
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Police uncover evidence of hundreds more hacked phones
True extent of investigator Glenn Mulcaire's activities only now becoming apparent as Operation Wheeting continuesThe Metropolitan police holds evidence that could prove hundreds of people had their...
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BNP leader Nick Griffin isolated after election disasters
Key figures threaten to form breakaway group as party chairman faces second leadership challenge in less than 12 monthsThe British National party's dominance of far-right politics in the UK is under...
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Jane Austen rare manuscript up for sale
A rare, handwritten manuscript of Jane Austen's unfinished novel The Watsons is to be sold at auction at Sotherby's in LondonAn incredibly rare handwritten manuscript of an unfinished novel by Jane...
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Ed Miliband sets out mission to forget fear and embrace hope
Ed Miliband admits Labour party lost 2010 general election because it offered a message of 'fear, not hope'Ed Miliband breaks with his mentor Gordon Brown on Saturday when he will declare Labour lost...
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Obama looks forward to rediscovering his Irish roots on European tour
President making 'homecoming of sorts' says White House, when he visits mother's family town in IrelandThe White House has predicted a lively debate about the president's origins on the opening day of...
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Etonians flood into Who's Who - the guide to Britain's establishment
More Old Etonians have entered Who's Who this year than in any year since 1997, according to researchThe return of the Conservative party to government has been accompanied by a resurgence in the...
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Vince Cable: People do not understand how bad the economy is
Business secretary says politicians have not made clear the time and pain needed to restructure Britain's broken economic modelVince Cable has warned that the political class has not yet prepared the...
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The Saturday interview: Vince Cable
There was a time when Vince Cable could do no wrong. He was the voice of reason; unafraid to tell the truth and someone who understood public anger. Now, a year into the coalition, his halo has well...
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What can Mary Portas do to reverse the sad decline of our high streets?
Experts give their views on what should be top of the Queen of Shops' list to revive town centresMary "Queen of Shops" Portas has been drafted in by the government to conduct a review of the high...
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Green Investment Bank: Don't blow it | Editorial
It could form a crucial part of the answer to how Britain develops an alternative-energy industry, but the portents are not greatEarly next week will bring two pieces of news about whether Britain is...
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Sudoku 1,879 hard
Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9.For a helping hand call our solutions line on 09068 338 228. Calls cost 60p per minute at all times. Service...
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Sudoku killer 241
Normal Sudoku rules apply, except the numbers in the cells contained within dotted lines add up to the figures in the corner. No number can be repeated within each shape formed by dotted lines.For a...
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Good to Meet You: Rodney Giesler
An 80-year-old reader who says the Guardian has been 'part of the furniture' of his lifeI started life as an archetypal public schoolboy, but when I was called up to do national service I didn't go for...
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Vince Cable: The politics of parsimony | Editorial
If Dr Cable is reading things right, tough times will soon get far tougher than we have imaginedThe business secretary cuts an unlikely Churchill. Vince Cable's sparse language in his Guardian...
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Unthinkable? Electing Elizabeth II | Editorial
A national vote of confidence on her diamond jubilee would lend triumphant legitimacy to her final daysTo watch a woman just into the second half of her ninth decade traipse round function after...
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Letters: MPs press Iran to release Bahá'í leaders after sham trial
It has been three years since seven Bahá'í leaders in Iran were incarcerated because of their religious beliefs. They suffered a sham trial and are now enduring appalling conditions in prison. Two are...
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How can we corral data to reveal the big picture? | Ben Goldacre
Belief systems are backed by a variety of research but it's not nuggets of information we need but rather a view of the wholeHere's no surprise: beliefs that we imagine to be rational are bound up in...
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