Clinton's hopes for Democratic victory go beyond the vote count, says the BBC's Kevin Connolly.

Anarchy in the UK is back in the headlines, the phrase being used by the Sun to sum-up a "nation under siege" and by David Cameron on several occasions recently.

They've been campaigning for a century to make the spelling of the English language easier and recently picketed a spelling bee in the US to get home their point. Welcome to the Simplified Spelling Society.

George Galloway cost more per vote than any other backbencher between 2001 and 2004, says a new report.

A review of Machinima series The Strangerhood, which is made using video game technology

The most striking images from around the world on 4 October 2004.

Kylie Minogue says she is "horrified" by the amount of sex portrayed in the music world and pop culture.

A mother-of-two who complained about a senior officer's behaviour at an RAF training course wins her sex discrimination case.

Even Sean Connery's heroic efforts fail to rescue his latest film, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

Full details of Surrey's triumph against Warwickshire.

A small aircraft laden with sensors could be the first plane to fly over the surface of another world.

World Football's Tim Vickery says Arsenal's hostility to an international call-up for Gilberto Silva is a sign that clubs are missing the point.

Arsenal's hostility to an international call-up for Gilberto Silva's is a sign that clubs are missing the point.

Apathy and Antipathy by Richard Sennett - part 2

The unavoidable finding is that 11 September delivered an emotionally wounding blow to tens of thousands of our city schoolchildren who since then have suffered frequent nightmares, severe unaccounted-for anxiety and notably fear of public places.

The alleged plan to carry out suicide attacks on US interests in France could have meant carnage in the heart of Paris.

Like millions of others, African fans are looking forward to the football season. Chris Simpson looks at the importance of football in daily life.

The sequel to the 1999 teen blockbuster American Pie couldl prove a big headache for America's film censors - and the audience.

A holiday advert designed for "old folks" triggers a trip down memory lane.

Channel 4's Boy Meets Girl is a serious gender investigation into cross-dressing which is unexpectedly absorbing.