Fighting Fit

Focus on targets did not save Baby P's life

Haringey met many government targets. But box ticking did not save a child from torture and death

Shock therapy won't cure the banks

Threats and punishment are no way to get lending going and restore life to the financial system

Children Haringey did take into care

Did financial pressure mean Baby P was left in his home when others in less danger were removed?

Baby P's cries must not cause despair

For all the feckless behaviour and incompetence witnessed, enlightened new approaches do exist

The lessons that need to be learnt from Baby P

Camilla Cavendish, who won an award for her campaign for more open family courts, gives her reaction to the tragedy

Time is ripe to change climate of fear

We can create green-collar jobs, cut fuel bills and boost small businesses if we reject science fiction and accept real science

Times writer Camilla Cavendish wins award

Paul Foot award for journalism was made for work calling for greater openness in family courts to prevent miscarriages of justice

Battered at home and then by the State

Women who manage to escape domestic violence then find themselves under suspicion

Paranoid? They really are watching us

The State's growing mania for gathering information is turning us into a nation of suspects and informers

Forget homes. Help small businesses

It will be outrageous if banks force companies off the edge through their lending policies

Conquering hero must not forget the home front

At home, there remain many unanswered questions about the details of the Government’s rescue package for British banks

The guilty men who sent mum to Iceland

Toothless watchdogs have brought us to the brink. Bring back the stickler, not the nit-picker

Congress: an advert for dictatorship

We needed leadership. We got shenanigans. Thank goodness Europe is finding its own way

We can no longer fund the corrupt

The UN rails against the banks, but the aid industry has been as reckless in its lending and spending

The roulette wheel is spinning too fast

Consolidation and correction are long overdue, but the speed of events is threatening the economy