Google Instant is the sometimes illuminating, sometimes bizarre feature of the search engine that provides four predictive results as you type based on frequent searches by other users.

Man in his sixties sought after five people are killed in remote rural village

Private collection

Roe’s focus on Keats’s early life challenges many of the things we think we know about the poet, bringing to the fore instead the sudden death of his father when he was very young, his mother’s indecently hasty remarriage, and the family’s social and financial decline.

A lifetime's practice of poetry equips James, as translator and interpreter, to scale this summit

Something revealing turned up at the end of the preview version of last night's The Greatest Shows on Earth. It was a trailer for the programme that actually opened the series, the one about Brazil that headlined on semi-naked women. That rather suggests that there'd been a late change to the transmission order of the programmes.

Bewitching, at least three times over

Norwegian guitarist Rypdal favours a rocky axe-attack that can sometimes nag, but the two superb orchestral pieces here suggest that he really needs to be seen as a composer.

Glastonbury headliners Arctic Monkeys are to bring to life the words of a John Cooper Clarke poem which has featured in the GCSE syllabus.

It was a restorative sail with a handsome captain. But then came trouble, says Alice Thompson.

Was it worth it? This indictment of our Afghan venture gives a crushing negative

Misattribution of verse started by students on internet is finally corrected by blogger

About 20 names are missing from this year’s honours list because the people concerned did not want to be on it.