Zimbabwe's economy lies in tatters after 28 years under the rule of Robert Mugabe, yet the power-sharing agreement with new Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai will do little to bring about a fix.

Bill Thompson examines the different approaches to security flaws online.

Why a BBC presenter's good intentions were not enough when he cared for his elderly mother.

Relatives of a woman whose killer was jailed for six years have to wait to see if his sentence is increased.

A disabled girl is turned away from a Devon town's nightclub because she was on crutches.

The government has unveiled its latest idea to tackle anti-social youths, but it is still a far cry from a utopian WWII experiment which placed them in their own self-governing community in Essex.

Actor George Clooney introduces his second directorial outing Good Night and Good Luck at the Venice Film Festival.

The firm in charge of maintaining the Potters Bar line claims photos support its theory that sabotage was to blame for the rail crash.

Trains are again running through Potter Bar - on the day a new report claims reported rail faults are still going unrepaired.

Text of letter to Enron's chairman, Kenneth Lay, from a senior executive warning of impending disaster.

Hollywood's latest computer animated effort is so life-like, the characters even have wrinkles. But are movie makers sacrificing story-telling for special effects?

The role of Vernon Jordan, a close friend of President Clinton, was a key issue for the Starr investigation.