Review: `The Guardian' offers no rescue
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First rule about Coast Guard rescue flicks set in Alaska: They should not last longer than the average time it takes to get to Alaska from, say, anywhere in the Lower 48.
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Â· No plans for state of emergency, Guardian told Â· President's woes grow as exiled rival plans return
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Saves planet one lightbulb at a time For the second week in a row the Guardian has turned the power of the Internet onto the problems of the planet - at this rate, it surely can't be long before we're all saved. Last week editor Alan Rusbridger unleashed 15 million readers on Africa, this week environment writer Leo Hickman is trying to shut down coal-fired power stations.â¦
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The high court yesterday dismissed an attempt to prevent the Guardian from reporting allegations of serious abuse of Iraqis by British soldiers and described the way the Ministry of Defence handled the case as 'barmy'
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For some sections of the British press, nothing succeeds like excess - but London&#39;s editors are steering well clear of one story, writes Peter Fray in London.
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In the shrinking world of 24-hour global  news, every kidnapping and atrocity can present a painful  ethical dilemma for the media -- does depicting these horrors  turn them into tools of the perpetrators?
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No English council is zero-star-rated for adult social services - but there is concern about those failing to improve.
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Michel Gondry's beguiling new film is so profoundly idiosyncratic, and so confident in its oddity, that any attempt to describe it is bound to be misleading.
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Blog: Decision means psychological-horror title cannot be legally supplied anywhere in country. The Take-Two division has six weeks to appeal.
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Comment is free: Henry Porter: A bill to criminalise prostitutes' clients will do nothing to help the victims of trafficking
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Lifetimeâs two-hour movie is an uneasy combination of crime thriller, romantic melodrama and snuff film that doesnât ask us to suspend our disbelief so much as overcome our gag reflex.
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They don&#39;t call him the bulldozer for nothing. Our prime minister is a man who, once he has decided on a course of action, puts his head down and pursues it relentlessly - determinedly impervious to the demands of those who would steer him elsewhere.
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âChildren of Men,â the superbly directed political thriller by Alfonso CuarÃ³n, may be something of a bummer, but itâs the kind of glorious bummer that lifts you to the rafters.
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Letter: There is no silver bullet for this problem.
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Comment is free: Polly Toynbee: British life is still riven by class - and the gulf is growing wider. But politicians seem bent on denying it.
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Comment is free: Sarah Boseley: The service's reputation has been hurt this week, but that's no reason to abandon Bevan's baby.
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Robert Zemeckis' new film has technical wizardry but lacks heart.