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Strike? There's no other way: Blur lead pop protest over sale of label

Pop strike

Blur lead pop protest over sale of label
Europe's incredible fightback completed by Kaymer

Europe's incredible fightback

German's nerveless putt on the 18th retains Ryder Cup
Right to life: 'When the doctor changed his mind it felt like a miracle'

Right to life

'When the doctor changed his mind it felt like a miracle'
These 'savages' created some of history's finest art

Robert Fisk's Long View

These 'savages' created some of history's finest art
Andy Kershaw: The DJ who came back from the wars

Andy Kershaw: The DJ who came back from the wars

He brought world music to the masses, chased trouble around the globe, and more recently was a drunk and homeless. But things are looking up...
An era of coalitions could be upon us

Peter Hain: An era of coalitions could be upon us

.. but if it is, they should be more mature than this one, and Labour needs a radical rethink of how it conducts its politics
How We Met: Rupert Grint and Matthew Lewis

How We Met

Rupert Grint and Matthew Lewis
American influence on the Middle East is past its peak – someone should tell them

Patrick Cockburn

American influence on the Middle East is past its peak – someone should tell them
Slash: Life is now more roses than guns

Slash: Life is now more roses than guns

After surviving the sex, drugs and gunplay years, the guitar legend tells Kunal Dutta why he's glad to be rocking up in Britain again
Get your own Hirst for just £1.86!

Get your own Hirst for just £1.86!

An exhibition uses readymade objects to question the excesses of the contemporary art market
Killers who stalk the great American highways

Rupert Cornwell: Killers who stalk the great American highways

The system of interstates, built from the 1950s, has always attracted myths – and lone assassins
Times change, but the watch keeps ticking on

Times change, but the watch keeps ticking on

A survey tells us that time is running out for wristwatches, and yet they can be pieces of art that say much about their owners
Teens turn to poetry in record numbers

Teens turn to poetry in record numbers

More than 7,000 youngsters entered this year's Young Poets of the Year Award
From Holy Land to Hollywood...

From Holy Land to Hollywood...

Israel is the new Scandinavia when it comes to viewing – the source of inspiration for a wave of new TV dramas
Ray Gosling: The outcast

The outcast

Will Ray Gosling go down in history as the man who confessed on air to killing his former lover?