Why Roger Ebert was 'America's most powerful critic'

Briefing Fri 5 Apr, AT 14:00

Pulitzer Prize winner dies at 70, but movie reviews collected online represent a 'global resource'

Trident - Cameron's 'ultimate weapon of defence'

Briefing Thu 4 Apr, AT 13:40

PM warns against scrapping deterrent as UK faces increased threat from North Korea

'Heat and Dust' author Ruth Prawer Jhabvala dies at 85

Briefing Thu 4 Apr, AT 11:27

She won two Oscars for her work with Merchant and Ivory, but books were always her first love

Dangerous Dogs Act - how can it be toughened up?

Briefing Thu 28 Mar, AT 11:23

Death of Manchester teen Jade Anderson drives calls for overhaul of laws against 'devil dogs'

Berezovsky death triggers 'firestorm' of theories

Briefing Mon 25 Mar, AT 12:26

Heart attack, suicide and murder all suggested as cause of Russian oligarch's mystery death

Cyprus averts 'meltdown' but what will bailout really cost?

Briefing Mon 25 Mar, AT 09:38

Russians and wealthy Cypriots angry over last-minute deal that raids holdings worth more than €100,000

Britain's running out of gas: just how critical is it?

Briefing Fri 22 Mar, AT 09:29

With only two days' supply in reserve and more cold weather on the way, gas bills are certain to rise

'Very political' Budget from a man with little room to move

Briefing Wed 20 Mar, AT 16:44

Commentators give Osborne 'A for the politics', but his Budget's success or failure is out of his hands

A 'poodle' with teeth: the new press watchdog explained

Briefing Tue 19 Mar, AT 10:38

Armed with £1m fines, the planned newspaper regulator is 'tough', but will it safeguard or muzzle the media?

Pope Francis: why critics say he's the wrong man for the job

Briefing Thu 14 Mar, AT 11:28

He's been hailed as the man to reform the Church, but not everyone approves of Jorge Mario Bergoglio

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