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6 May 2009:
History is on Chelsea's side having beaten Barcelona three times at Stamford Bridge in the last decade
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6 May 2009:
Plus: high-scoring defenders (2); Losing to stay up; Four and out (2); and Eidur Gudjohnsen and his dad
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6 May 2009:
These children all have similar birth defects, and all come from Corby. Is it a coincidence? Or was the council's cleanup operation at the local steelworks to blame? By Bridget O'Donnell
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6 May 2009:
They love to extol the virtues of fine ingredients but, even for Michelin-starred chefs and the most committed foodies, sometimes only a McDonald's Filet-o-Fish will do
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6 May 2009:
She's had a crush on an Avon lady, but Julie Bindel has never been tempted to wear makeup. As the iconic cosmetics company turns 50, she braves a makeover
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6 May 2009:
Martin Kelner hadn't been clothes shopping for 26 years. So we dared him to go out and find a new look - with no help from his wife
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5 May 2009: This latest purveyor of electro-rap raunch sounds like M.I.A. if she was more concerned with sexual prowess than social injustice
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5 May 2009:
Away from mainstream pop, Japan's best rock'n'roll bands have always been female. And most of them make western music's masculine posturing look positively puny
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5 May 2009:
There are at least 23 instances of a punch being thrown in the trailer for this Channing Tatum-Terrence Howard flick, but is that all the film has to offer? Anna Pickard investigates
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5 May 2009:
David Smith, the Guardian's new Africa correspondent finds beauty and isolation on a journey through the floodplains
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5 May 2009:
Full text of the fax sent by the reclusive Christopher Tolkien about his father's latest posthumous publication
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5 May 2009:
The highs and lows of Franck Ribéry's career from amateur football to the World Cup to Bayern Munich
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5 May 2009: From the Guildford Four to the fictionalised Fugitive, how miscarriages of justice have inspired cinema
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5 May 2009:
Why is Mendelssohn regarded as sentimental and second-rank? Because his reputation was wrecked by Wagner, who had his own ambitions for German culture, writes Tom Service
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