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Andy Coulson 'lied' over News of the World phone-hacking – reporter
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Michael Gove dealt fresh blow as only 20 'free schools' approved
Front page
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Return to politics of New Labour would put off voters – poll
YouGov poll commissioned by Ed Miliband finds that 72% of undecided voters said they would be less likely to vote for a Labour Party that pursued 'New Labour' policies
Top stories p2
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CPS examines pathologist Freddy Patel's suspension
CPS lawyer in Ian Tomlinson case 'considering General Medical Council's findings' that pathologist was guilty of misconduct
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Police chief criticises UK extradition law ahead of Home Office review
Cambridgeshire force tried to bring German doctor Daniel Ubani back to the UK after he killed a patient on his first UK shift
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Cyril Smith dies, 82
Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, said: 'Cyril was a colourful politician who kept the flame of Liberalism alive'
UK news p4
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High street has designs on fashion week of its own
It is the second time that a group of retailers have produced a prelude to London Fashion Week and this season's aims to be far bigger
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ICC defends decision to suspend Pakistan cricketers
Cricket council rebuts conspiracy charge as players accused of spot-betting scam are interviewed by police under caution
UK news p5
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Andy Coulson under pressure as furore over phone hacking claims grows
Latest comments allege ex-editor knew of practice but No 10 moves swiftly to rebut remarks in US paper
UK news p6
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News of the World: how the phonehacking scandal unfolded
March 2003 raid exposed trade in private details, and now pressure grows on police to reopen investigation
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Potential phone-hacking victims put alleged police failures in spotlight
Claim for judicial review could extend to all individuals on former News of the World employee Glenn Mulcaire's list
UK news p7
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Newlywed husband 'murdered wife and hid body in garage'
Michael Roberts, 27, accused of killing wife after she confronted him over two affairs
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UK moves closer to military partnership with France
Aircraft carriers, unmanned drones and tanker aircraft among possible projects considered for Anglo-French co-operation
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Asil Nadir trial delayed by search for 17-year-old evidence
Tycoon released on bail while prosecutors track down 183 witnesses before Polly Peck hearing next month
UK news p8
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South London's Heygate estate mourned by locals – and Hollywood
Crumbling flats provided gritty, urban backdrop for Clint Eastwood film and TV shows including The Bill and Spooks
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Keeping up appearances
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Hooligans jailed for causing 'worst violence in Manchester since the blitz'
Eleven football hooligans sent to prison for causing havoc after the 2008 Uefa cup final
UK news p9
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High drama impresses critics at Venice film festival
Prize contenders at the annual event include Darren Aranofsky's Black Swan and Julian Schnabel's Miral
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Rich, famous and depressed: Coppola's second take on celebrity life
Sofia Coppola's new film Somewhere is a skewed take on fame that sees the director return to the award-winning territory of Lost in Translation
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Somewhere
UK news p11
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Watchdog in retreat on MPs' expenses
Credit card rules relaxed to end financial hardship as MPs prepare to report Ipsa to privileges committee -
Raphael Sistine Chapel tapestries and cartoons reunited at the V&A
Renaissance artist Raphael's works are shown together for the first time after Vatican loans tapestries to V&A
UK news p12
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Nigel Farage to stand again in Ukip leadership contest
Following the resignation of Lord Pearson of Rannoch, MEP Nigel Farage is to bid for a second stint as party leader
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Ed Balls: I'm the only candidate proven against the Tory press
Labour leadership candidate Ed Balls says he has handled sustained attacks from the Times and Mail newspapers
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Boris Johnson pledges extra buses and bike escorts as London Tube strike looms
Contingency plans ready as London Underground workers get set to walk out over job cuts
UK news p13
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From here to eternity: 340-mile journey for clotted cream made two miles away
Supermarkets take pride in stocking local produce but distribution is 'complicated'
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A million people face tax bills of up to £5,000 after recalculations
New system finds underpayments through PAYE, with workers who moved jobs or accepted benefits most likely to suffer
UK news p15
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Blair's memoirs can wait, Mullin's diary has me enthralled
Former Labour MP Chris Mullin's diaries offer juicy insights into Gordon Brown's intemperance and paranoia
UK news p17
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Afghan officials resist clean-up of Kabul Bank as scandal engulfs elite
President Hamid Karzai's brother calls for US to guarantee deposits amid fears collapse would threaten police and army salaries
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Belgium plans to neuter most cats as feline population explodes
Almost all Belgian cat owners will be obliged to have their pets sterilised and registered by 2016
International p18
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Earthquake strikes New Zealand's South Island
Quake measuring 7.4 on the Richter scale hits west of Christchurch, with residents reporting collapsed buildings
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Dubai plane crash kills two
Two crew members believed dead after plane crashes near Dubai airport
International p19
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Mexico drug war: the new killing fields
In the first of a three-part investigation, Rory Carroll reports from the gateway to America, at the centre of drug cartel violence that has claimed 28,000 lives
International p20
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Mexico's war on drugs: optimism has turned to depression
Fear as the old troubles remain unsolved while the country reels from the worst wave of violence since the revolution
International p21
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Carlos Cruz jailed for seven years for paedophile offences
Conviction of Carlos Cruz ends six-year court case over child prostitution at Casa Pia state-run orphanages
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UN to hold crisis talks on food prices as riots hit Mozambique
After violence in Africa and protests in Egypt, Serbia and Pakistan, the UN are to urge action on the rising cost of food
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Pakistan suicide bomber kills 43 in Shia parade backing Palestinians
78 injured in procession blast as death toll from series of sectarian attacks mounts
International p24
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Google building infested by bed bugs
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Anger at EU chief's Middle East outburst
EU trade commissioner accused of antisemitism after saying Jewish intransigence dooms Middle East talks in Washington
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New Yorkers split over mosque planned near Ground Zero
New York Times poll shows two-thirds want to see the proposed mosque built further from the site of the 9/11 attacks
International p25
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Corinne Day: Pioneer of a new kind of beauty
Photographer Corinne Day, who has died aged 48, cast off glamour in favour of grubby naturalism — and discovered the model Kate Moss. Her style defined a generation
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Archie Panjabi: 'I love roles that transform me'
Beating the stars of Mad Men to an Emmy for her role in The Good Wife was a 'well-received shock', British actor Archie Panjabi says
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Corinne Day: The model's view
Erika Wall was 19 when she first met the photographer and says she has been an inspiration to her ever since
Saturday p26
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Chris Mullin: Old boy with a strategy to stir things up
Exposed by the expenses scandal as the owner of a black-and-white TV, former minister Chris Mullin is making a pitch for the political diarist's crown — with a new book billed as the antidote to Blair
Saturday p28
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The good life according to Tony Blair
Saturday p29
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Are we there yet? Soon we'll all be on a road to nowhere
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Stephen Hawking's big bang gaps
Comment & debate p30
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Labour: Our covenant with Britain
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Tax collection. Now there's a moral crusade for the Tories
Comment & debate p31
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Hacking at the truth: The New York Times v the News of the World
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US economy: The recovery that wasn't
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Unthinkable? Enforcing the Radcliffe rules
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Corrections and clarifications
Det Norske Veritas and Nepal | Boston's Museum of Fine Arts | G2 Kids puzzle -
Country diary: New Forest
Editorials & reply p32
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Sting in the tale
Letters: The greatly underrated Paul Jennings used "Sting, where is thy death?" as the title of a piece in the Observer -
Murdoch and drama at the BBC
Letters: Mark Thompson's error is in treating Sky as if it were a natural part of the ecology of British media -
Brillos scrubbed
Letters: He made it clear that issues had been raised about their authenticity and that he could not include a work the provenance of which might in any way be questioned -
Cricket still gives a chance to shine
Letters: Cricket is a positive force for both player and spectator alike. There is no crisis -
Friends for free on the buses
Letters: There are serious questions as to whether it is the poorest older people who benefit most from the universal free pass -
A mystery wrapped in an enigma
Letters: If anyone wishes to call this infinitely long existence "god", then fine, but it doesn't solve anything
Editorials & reply p33
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David Cameron recruits business big hitters to advise on economic strategy
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Bid talk swirls around BP as it nears final cap on leaking well
Financial p34
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3Par boss nets £65m fortune from hi-tech bidding war
British boss of cloud computing firm at centre of takeover battle between Hewlett-Packard and Dell lands massive reward
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US jobless figures offer brief reprieve for Obama
About 54,000 jobs lost, far fewer than the 100,000 expected, easing fears of a second US recession
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Slowdown in services and construction will keep lid on base rates
Ed Balls slams new data as 'appalling' and calls for measures to boost jobs and growth
Financial p35
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Crocs steps back from the brink of business oblivion
Financial p37
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Sir Cyril Smith obituary
Outspoken, oversized Liberal MP, he changed party three times but stuck to his roots
Obituaries p39
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Good to meet you … Maureen Fenn
A reader who always starts the day with the cryptic crossword and is enticed in by the headlines explains her relationship with the Guardian -
This week: Pakistan cricket, The Stig and Kate Moss
Lucy Mangan on the people in the spotlight in the last seven days, whether they wanted to be or not