Another bloody day
Two car bombs in Hillah that killed at least 23 civilians and injured 58, including Noor Ahmed, above, have raised the political temperature before Wednesday's transfer of sovereignty
Butler widens his inquiry to include spin campaign of Number Ten
Nato will train Iraqi security forces under compromise deal
Leading article: 'Bitter divisions' remain in place
Europe chooses a new President
Tony Blair and Gerhard Schröder have backed the Portuguese Prime Minister as European Commission president
Profile: Jose Manuel Durao Barroso
Smear allegations reopen row between Brown and Blair
Gordon Brown last night authorised an attack on Downing Street for allowing an orchestrated campaign of "lies and distortions" about the Chancellor's conduct
UK news
Blunkett stands firm despite support for Westwood
Talks aim to head off Tube walk-out chaos
Court warning over Tory plan to bar pupils
World news
$20m 'hole' in Iraqi funds held by US-led authority
Kerry can count on biggest-ever war chest
Israeli forces kill militant leaders in Nablus raid
Europe news
Pro-Western reformer wins Serbian presidency
Protesters cause rail chaos in Italy
Business news
Share buying spree sparks insider deals investigation at M&S;
Bank warns of hedge funds threat
Basel banking accord could herald cheaper home loans
Sport
Henman ready to raise his game
Baros sees off Danes to prove credentials
Education
TV historian tells schools to teach facts, not trendy ideas
Science exams are failing pupils, says Royal Society
Money
Are you covered for a great UK getaway?
People
Boris Johnson: 'I have all sorts of ideas for the arts'
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A day in the life of the Crime Scene Cleaners
Braving Australia's historic sea baths
Do Soham failures go right to the top?
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