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Huge UK following of Fort Hood linked preacher

Imam Anwar al-Awlaki, a US-born cleric, has been a regular visitor to Britain and delivers lectures over the internet

Man charged with 1977 Nairac murder

Kevin Crilly to face court three decades after undercover Army officer was abducted and murdered in Northern Ireland

Tyson arrested after airport brawl

The former heavyweight boxing champion had flown into LA with his family when he allegedly struck a photographer

Business news  

OFT to investigate the high cost of going bust

Watchdog launches inquiry into UK's corporate insolvency market over fears companies are paying too much to go bankrupt

BT profits tumble 45% as cost cutting swells

Telecoms group raises cost reduction target to £1.5bn and expects a fall in full year revenue to be less than expected

HP to buy 3Com for $2.7bn to take on Cisco

The deal to acquire 3Com will double Hewlett-Packard's presence in the global networking equipment market

Sport News  

Ferguson fit for fight with FA

Manchester United manager to stand by attack on fitness of referees such as Alan Wiley at disciplinary hearing

• Ferguson in dock over blast at referees

• Fletcher puts blame on Wenger

Johnson makes changes down England’s spine

Team manager's selection of James Haskell, Paul Hodgson and Dylan Hartley is a response to errors made against Australia

Fans may be denied Pacquiao v Mayweather

Boxing: after taking on Miguel Cotto, the biggest fight in the world would match the Filipino against Floyd Mayweather Jr

Comment  

Farwell to the stiff upper lip

Public grief for our fallen soldiers demonstrates a new willingness to confront the true nature of war

• Ben Macintyre

Success and despair go hand in hand

Professional sport demands neurosis. We shouldn't be surprised a brilliant goalkeeper killed himself

• Matthew Syed

It’s about who runs the US, not health

If Obama can’t get his Bill through he will be at best another Clinton, at worst another Carter

• Giles Whittell

Life and Style  

Is sex for the disabled the last taboo?

The sexual feelings of disabled people have long been ignored. Now the medical profession is debating the issue

Can England make good wine?

Our wine has enjoyed a vintage year, but the industry has much to learn. Now the Government is pouring £1.6m into classes

‘Babe’ watch: readers tell about sexism in their lives

We regularly ask readers to expose instances of sexism in modern life. See the latest examples and send us yours

Arts & Entertainment  

A masterpiece for 40 quid

The Royal College of Art is offering 2,700 postcard-sized artworks for £40 each. Here we give a sneak preview

Eddie Izzard: 'I keep thinking she'll come back'

Eddie Izzard tells Caitlin Moran about giving up comedy, running marathons and why his mother’s death haunts him

We Will Rock You at the Playhouse, Edinburgh

The company offered a gaudy, extravagant, spectacular that Freddie Mercury and his bandmates would have been proud of