Turner hopefuls unveil their work
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The four shortlisted artists for the Turner Prize put their work on display to the public at London's Tate Britain.
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Three watercolours by JMW Turner are to be exhibited together in an attempt to stop one leaving the country.
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The four artists competing in the 2006 Turner Prize will find out who wins the Â£20,000 award tonight.
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Several Hollywood bigwigs have new 3-D projects in the works and are proclaiming the beginning of a bold new era for cinema.
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A look at some of the candidates who are thought to be in the running for the job of director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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The handwritten accounts of more than 80,000 prisoners of war including Sir Douglas Bader, Donald Pleasence and Ronald Searle, are to be made public for the first time.
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Partners get tools, encouragement to put applications online.
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One of Turner's finest watercolours is to remain in the UK after a fund-raising campaign by the Tate.
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DemoFall participants look to make it easier to book meetings.
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In Hanover, the candidates begin the fall march toward the primary elections in the winter.
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The north of England's bid to upstage the Turner prize took another step forward last night with the award of Â£15,000 tax-free and a bundle of commissions to two artists from the region
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Labour begins recruiting people who could take key roles in an election campaign, the BBC understands.
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Five contenders and the lobbying has already begun
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With the first major test for candidates days away, both party nominations are still wide open.
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Apprentice contestants try to woo The Donald with their bridal biz know-how.
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Had your life ruined by reality TV? Then step up to perform in an exhibit vying for the Turner, one of the world's most controversial art prizes.
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The meeting of the the Democratic National Committee (DNC) last weekend in Washington, D.C. Ã¢ÂÂ its first since the partyÃ¢ÂÂs takeover of the Senate and the House in the 2006 elections Ã¢ÂÂ provided the first real showcase for those hopefuls who want to pursue the DemocratsÃ¢ÂÂ next big goal: taking back the White House in the 2008 election.