World number one Caroline Wozniacki dispelled any lingering doubt about her wrist injury by brushing aside the challenge of Anastasia Rodionova at the Australian Open today.
Terence Blacker: We're not world class at many things, but looking after animals is one
Tuesday 10 January 2012
The Way We Live: It's pleasing that British morality can influence tough foreign farmers
There is nothing like a Dane
Thursday 05 January 2012
Borgen, a new thriller from the makers of The Killing, centres on a trailblazing female politician. Move over, Sarah Lund, says Gerard Gilbert
Nothing like a Dane: New thriller Borgen centres on a trailblazing female politician
Thursday 05 January 2012
Move over, Sarah Lund, says Gerard Gilbert
Ten people who changed the world: Sofie Grabol, star of The Killing
Saturday 31 December 2011
Whether in the cut-throat field of politics or the fashion industry's corridors of power, this year they left our planet a better place. Celebrate 10 of the best, nominated by Independent writers
Video: Humans raise polar bear cub
Wednesday 28 December 2011
After becoming an internet sensation, Siku - the baby polar bear taken into care because his mother couldn't produce enough milk to feed him - found a new home in Denmark this week.
British-registered ship caught taking arms to China
Thursday 22 December 2011
Thomas Sorensen signs new Stoke City deal
Tuesday 20 December 2011
Stoke goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen has signed a new contract with the Barclays Premier League club, the player has announced on his Twitter account.
Brighten the corners: Yuletide delights to spread cheer around the house
Sunday 18 December 2011
1. Bauble wreath
A pair of knit wits: Arne & Carlos are bringing their Christmas kitsch to Britain
Sunday 11 December 2011
The duo left their native Norway in stitches with their folksy baubles.
René Redzepi: 'If I wanted milk, my aunt went out and milked a cow'
Sunday 11 December 2011
I came to cooking randomly My best friend entered chef school and as I didn't know what to do, I followed him. I'd never cooked in my life until then. But when the teacher asked us to cook a plate of food, rather than thinking about girls, I started thinking, what is food to me, why do I like to eat? It was my first adult thought and I fell in love with cooking.
Von Trier continues trend of directors' using EFAs as rehab
Monday 05 December 2011
The European Film Awards is seemingly becoming the award of rehabilitation. Two years in a row directors of the film picking up the top prize Best European Film have refused to attend the award ceremony for fear of landing themselves in trouble.
Paperbacks of the year: We, the Drowned, By Carsten Jensen (trs Charlotte Barslund and Emma Ryder)
Sunday 04 December 2011
What do you do with A Danish sailor?
Agnes Poirier: A disturbing development in secular, integrated France
Thursday 03 November 2011
The offices of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo are petrol-bombed the day the magazine releases its own ironic tribute to the Arab Spring with a special "sharia" issue. It is, of course, no coincidence. But the fact that such a violent act is taking place in secular France, which has the biggest Muslim and Jewish communities in the EU, is an unexpected and worrying development.
Visiting Nato chief hails end of Libya mission
Tuesday 01 November 2011
At one minute to midnight last night, Nato formally ended its mission in Libya, capping a seven-month intervention marred by accusations of "mission creep" and signs of deepening cracks within the alliance.








