Sport
sportManchester United 0 Newcastle 1: Cabaye strike gives Newcastle their first win at Old Trafford since 1972
Arts & Entertainment
MusicHistoric axe sells for nearly a million dollars - but whose is it?
Life & Style
techRon Wayne was the 'third man in the room' with Jobs and Wozniak
Sport
FootballPremier League to build pitch at Ypres to commemorate historic game during First World War
Voices
elephant appealOne very special artwork up for grabs in The Independent's charity auction
Arts & Entertainment
Music
Arts & Entertainment
MusicMusician condemns Russia's anti-gay laws during Moscow concert
News
Mark Weingard survived 9/11, Bali and the 2004 tsunami
Caption competition
Sport blogs
-
World Cup 2014 draw: Greg Dyke makes 'cut throat' gesture after England are drawn in 'Group of Death'
-
Ashes 2013-14: Mitchell Johnson is proving England are spent force
-
Ashes 2013-14: England's batsmen have got 'no bottle' says Geoffrey Boycott
-
World Cup draw 2014: England drawn with holders Spain in official Group Stage rehearsal
-
Manchester United 0 Newcastle United 1 match report: David Moyes powerless to prevent dismal defeat
-
1
Hundreds arrested as Canadian police smash worldwide paedophile ring
-
2
Is this the scariest advert ever? Japanese tyre commercial comes with its own disclaimer and health warning
-
3
Sherlock series 3: Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman provide teasers for the biggest comeback in British television
-
4
A forgotten episode in Russian history leaves links with the Philippines
-
5
People will try to reduce Mandela to a lilting reggae tune about ‘love’. They will fail
Enter the latest Independent competitions
Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our competitions and offers page.
Business videos from commercial thought leaders
Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.
Saluting Britain's intrepid female aviators
A British woman is currently winging her way from South Africa to the UK in a Thirties-style biplane. But she isn't the first 'aviatrix' to take on such a challenge...
Is Antwerp's diamond market about to crumble?
Antwerp's position as the world's diamond capital is being challenged by emerging markets in Israel, Dubai, India and Botswana – and three high-profile European heists have netted $188m (£110m) this year
Is Mark Weingard the world's unluckiest man?
On the morning of 9/11, Weingard was late for a meeting in the South Tower of the World Trade Centre. A year later, his fiancée was killed in the Bali bombings. Then, he spent Christmas 2004 on a Thai beach as the tsunami swept in
Can group therapy cure domestic violence?
A pioneering group therapy project in Hull is helping the perpetrators of domestic abuse to change their violent ways
Keep it on ice: Mark Hix's freezer essentials
Great ingredients such as prawns, globe artichokes and tomato sauce can all be kept in your freezer, ready to be deployed at the drop of a hat for a delicious tasting dish
Ron Wayne
The Apple founder who missed out on a fortune
Back in the ring: Christian Lacroix
The King of Eighties excess has once again succumbed to the fashion world (kind of)
Sherlock series 3
Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman provide teasers for the biggest comeback in British television
The hip of the desert
Africa Express returns
The day we left Hitler behind
Survivors of the Kindertransport tell their stories
Scientists sequence oldest human DNA from fossilised leg bone found in Spain
European was more closely related to a much earlier species of human living in Siberia about 700,000 years ago than to the later Neanderthals of Europe
What made Charles Saatchi grab my throat, by Nigella Lawson
I've taken cocaine at two times in my life - but I've never been an addict, she tells court
Lee Rigby murder trial shown video tirade by defendant
‘May Allah forgive me if I acted in a way that is displeasing to Him’
Police make arrest after female officer shot in Leeds
The officer's injuries are serious but non life threatening, police said
