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UK demands repayment of climate aid to poor nations
Developing countries attack plan to offer warming help as loans instead of grants
UN sends envoy as death toll soars
New effort to persuade Burmese generals to accept aid as death toll from cyclone rises to almost 78,000
Officials knew 2012 pool bust budget
Government knew London Olympic aquatic centre broke £73m budget in 2005, and cost has now tripled
PC describes beating by Rangers fans
'I knew I was in real trouble' says police officer, who was attacked in Manchester after Uefa Cup final
Italy poll: 68% want Roma expelled
Government accused of stoking racial tension as poll shows majority want Italy's 150,000 Gypsies removed
Zimbabwe to have June run-off
Second round of contest between Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai scheduled for June 27
Anger, fear and a few rays of hope
Grieving survivors of Sichuan's disaster are asking: why were so many of the victims children? Jonathan Watts reports from Mianyang refugee camp
Saudis reject Bush's oil price appeal
US president makes renewed appeal to help cut record oil prices, during visit to Saudi Arabia
Guardian serves its defence on Tesco
Newspaper admits libel over corporation tax story, but it will fight claim of malicious falsehood
Environmental noise maps go online
Defra releases maps of 23 urban areas showing levels of noise from airports, road and rail networks
Husband charged with make-up artist's murder
Body found in woodland in East Sussex is that of missing TV make-up artist Diane Chenery-Wickens, say police
MPs must disclose expenses, high court rules
High court orders 14 prominent MPs to reveal claims made on their second homes
MoD lobbies to keep 'smart' cluster bombs
Government divided over its policy on cluster bombs on the eve of negotiations about a ban
Rebels try to block 42-day detention
Labour MPs table amendment to counter-terrorism bill that could spell defeat for Gordon Brown
Truffle kerfuffle grips Italy as rival takes root
DNA traces of Chinese truffle on tree roots in Italy - a discovery which 'could spell disaster' for Italian truffle traders
Previewing the Hay Festival
Sarfraz Manzoor and Claire Armitstead are joined by the Guardian's Michael White, Ian Sample and Julia Eccleshare to pick out the best bits of the Guardian Hay Festival
Music Weekly: Zutons and Micachu
We establish communication with cosmic scousers the Zutons to talk about their new album and we introduce you to the otherworldly talents of young Micachu
Man flies with rocket-propelled wing
Swiss 'Fusion Man' is the first person to successfully fly with a rocket-propelled wing after leaping from plane
Daily podcast: Scrap ID cards
In our daily audio show, Jon Dennis and guests discuss ID cards, China's earthquake and a musical about Catherine the Great
Attacked on Gaza's football fields
Samir, a Gazan boy, is haunted by the death of his brother during an Israeli rocket attack
Final reward for Redknapp revolution
Sport: He has overseen Portsmouth's transformation and led them to a first FA Cup final for 69 years
England look to quicken the pace
Sport: Ryan Sidebottom took four cheap wickets to end New Zealand's innings
'Thank God hip-hop came along'
Arts & entertainment: Music turned Tracy Marrow into rap star Ice-T - and it also saved him from a life of gangs and robbery
Home from home
Arts & entertainment: James Campbell maps Ezra Pound's movements across London, the city that provided his inspiration
CCTV nest cameras for hen harriers
Science & environment: Five nests and 38 eggs are main hope of survival for the rare raptor
In pursuit of the perfect pitch
Science & environment: Bad science: We would all do well to remember that elaborate runic rituals behind the scenes can have an enormous impact on what is heard
Chive talking
Life & style: Chives are the unsung heroes of the British kitchen that make a welcome mark on all sorts of savoury dishes, says Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
Master of disguise
Life & style: Clever camouflage can hide the ugly bins and boxes that blight front gardens, says Lisa Buckland
Hebron is a ghost town where joggers carry automatic rifles
Comment is free: Ian Jack: For the settlers, subsidies and tax breaks have become as important a motive as Deuteronomy
Time to decide
Comment is free: Martin Kettle: As referendums return to centre stage, we should heed one of the wisest speakers on the subject: Margaret Thatcher
De-mob happy
Travel: After decades of Mafia rule in Sicily, locals are fighting back - and they are asking tourists to help them. Stephanie Rafanelli reports
Lake placid
Travel: With empty beaches and clear water, Lake Malawi feels like a private paradise, writes Isabel Choat
Waitrose targets market towns
Business & money: Emphasis on produce from local producers, but critics fear effect on high streets
BA profits hit £900m but fares rise
Business & money: Staff gain £35m windfall but chief exec to forgo bonus as airline struggles with oil price rise
Katine: it starts with a village
Our Uganda project: In Katine, Uganda the Guardian is tracking a three-year development programme
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