Lily Kember acts as media liason as 57 Plane Stupid activists arrested
Mother of Luke Mitchell, convicted of killing Jodie Jones in 2005, amongst protestors at Scottish Parliament
University of Edinburgh bestows honorary degree on David Murray
Bully boy, Labour attack dog, the second most powerful man in Britain – those days are behind him, Alastair Campbell tells Simon Mundy, along with the mental pressures of a career in the corridors of power. But he's still keeping a close eye on Westminster
Laurent Nkunda's rebels pose a threat to all Congolese – and the country's neighbours deserve a share of the blame for the bloodshed
It's worth stepping away from convenience to check out Edinburgh's independent retailers, discovers Jack Serle
Former Guantanamo Bay chaplain James Yee was staggered by the abuse he encountered during his time in Cuba. But the situation looks set to change, he tells Nazry Bahrawi
It's easy to write Dimitri Medvedev off as a puppet in the hands of his predecessor as Russian president – but the reality is far more complicated
The solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict seems obvious to many. But as Gaza suffers one of the worst outbreaks of violence to date, it's clear that political gridlock has crippled the immediate prospects for peace
The horrific case of Baby P has rightly shocked the nation – but the outrage must not be allowed to undermine our child protection services
Impressive sets and superb musicality convince in another absorbing production from Scottish Opera
EUMS Chorus present a soothing, if excessively eclectic, programme of classics
A look behind the scenes of the The Guardian's award-winning music supplement
Home side throw away lead when it matters most
Goals from Rankin and Nish secure all three points for the Hibees
If money talks then right now it's got some pretty bad chat
