Glaxo funded backers of 'danger' drug

Clegg could support Tories in a minority government

'Profound' policy differences would prevent formal coalition, says liberal think-tank

India's 'modern-day Nero' to be grilled over Muslim bloodbath

Narendra Modi, tipped as a future prime minister, is called to appear before tribunal investigating 2002 Gujarat massacre

Arsenal draw Barcelona in the Champions League  new

Arsenal face holders Barcelona in the quarter-finals while Manchester United will play Bayern Munich.

Wladimir Klitschko: 'David Haye has a big mouth. He should shut it'

The Brian Viner Interview: He is the bruiser with a PhD, a Soviet living in Florida, and a heavyweight champion desperate to meet the Hayemaker. As he defends three world titles, he relives his remarkable story since the Ukraine days.

In the court of history: Bernhard Schlink returns in a non-fiction book to the burdens of a savage past

Boyd Tonkin meets the author of 'The Reader' in Berlin

Now you see it... revolutionary cloak renders object invisible

German team are first to create device that makes object disappear in three dimensions

6 Music: Archers shot down by The Undertones  new

BBC presenter Shaun Keaveny turned his show over to The Archers theme today after a bungle meant listeners to the Radio 4 rural soap heard three minutes of rock tunes last night.

'So there you are!' Britain's rarest wildflower returns from the dead after 23 years

It is the most mysterious wildflower in Britain, the strangest, the rarest, the hardest to see, and it was given up for lost. But like a wandering phantom, the ghost orchid has reappeared.

The Big Question: Is Britain's international ranking in higher education likely to fall?

Charlie Gillett: Broadcaster and author who championed world music

Over the last four decades, the radio presenter, author and music publisher Charlie Gillett was one of the most influential people in the British music industry, a feat he achieved without a national media profile and no trace of an ego.