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Steven Soderbergh's two-part epic biography of Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara receives a mixed reception.
Matt Frei, presenter of BBC World News America, wonders if John Edwards's endorsement will help Obama win over blue-collar voters.
The Friday tradition of going to the pub for a lunchtime drink is at risk of disappearing. Sean Coughlan reports
Tony Blair is selling the message that his education plans are a good idea. Sean Coughlan reports.
Today broadcaster and writer John Timpson has died at a hospital in Norfolk at the age of 77.
How do the stars of the new Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy film compare to their TV predecessors?
Bill Clinton is weakened, but the BBC's Adam Brookes wonders if he may yet make a difference to this campaign.
Commuting by train has turned Jon Yuill into a fully paid up, season-ticket touting whinger. Until now...
A group of "voracious" wolves of the eight-legged variety offer new research potential, says RSPB Scotland.
Presidential candidates take to the airwaves as they target front runner John Kerry in their effort to slow his momentum.
The BBC's Matt Frei examines the Democratic race in Iowa, the first of many crucial contests to decide who will face President Bush later this year.
The BBC's Ian Pannell finds passions run high in the town chosen for the first trial of a Washington sniper suspect.
Angus Fraser was one of the most consistent English bowlers during the 1990s before turning to journalism.
TV presenter Matthew Kelly gets a standing ovation in his first stage show since he was cleared of sex abuse charges.
Angus Fraser was one of the most consistent English bowlers during the 1990s before turning to cricket journalism.
Alan Greenspan, has been awarded an honorary knighthood. But, in his own country, he's finding his reputation a little tarnished.
What Time is it There?, the latest film by Tsai Ming-liang, is a slow-burning, beautiful meditation on loneliness and grief.
BBC News Online profiles quirky French film-maker Jean-Pierre Jeunet, creator of the acclaimed movie Amelie.
Angus Fraser was one of the most consistent English bowlers during the 1990s.
As a recent American census shows that the all-American family is the exception, and not the norm, Alistair takes a look back at cultural change.
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