Enzo Siciliano
Obituary: Writer and progressive cultural force in Italy.
Apathy in home town scuppers vote to honour Garcia Marquez
The majority of residents in the Colombian town of Aracataca failed to turn up to vote in a referendum to change the town's name in honour of the prize-winning author.
Thongs, implants and the death of real passion
Lap dancers, porn stars, big-lipped, zeppelin-breasted exhibitionists - meet the new role models for young British women. And, says feminist writer Ariel Levy, whose book Female Chauvinist Pigs has caused a storm since its publication last August, women are not just accepting this supersexualised culture - they are fuelling it. But are they really to blame? She talks to Kira Cochrane
Barbara Epstein
Obituary: The dynamic founding joint editor of the New York Review of Books, acknowledged as the leading intellectual journal of the English-speaking world, has died of lung cancer aged 76.
An intelligence failure. An explosive exclusive. But was it the wrong Khan?
An explosive allegation that sparked renewed calls for a public inquiry into the July 7 attacks on London that made the front page of yesterday's Times appeared last night to be a case of mistaken identity. By Richard Norton-Taylor.
After 68 years, Steinbeck’s family wins back the rights to his greatest works
Heirs regain control of works despite deal signed by the author in 1930s.
Let’s hear it for the boys
Dave Hill: Is a new book of chap-like pursuits good clean fun, or does it hark back to a nostalgic, colonial past?