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Chinese President Hu Jintao: A parting Shot from the world’s most powerful man

A parting shot from world’s most powerful man

After hailing a ‘glorious decade’ in power, the outgoing Chinese President served a dire warning on his successors at Congress to tackle corruption and social unrest – or lose everything

A mammoth find in France provides evidence of a savage demise

Neanderthals may have dealt killer blow

Longchamp: A long way from pipes in Paris

Special report: The bag maker is trying to expand in China just as the luxury boom shows signs of flagging

Big thinkers unite to defend 'one of UK's greatest assets'

New council aims to protect university values in the light of 'excessive and wasteful' reforms

'The day I ate like a baby'

Few parents know that babies experience flavour much more intensely than adults. Charlotte Philby gets a taste of food as they perceive it.

15 minute wonders: Top chefs share their speedy suppers

Jamie isn't the only one who can rustle up something special in a quarter of an hour, says Gillian Orr.

Top of the bill: Duck is coming to a kitchen near you

The tasty bird has made its way from Asian restaurants into ready meals and on to hip menus – but hardly any of us are cooking it from scratch.

The 10 Best food memoirs

From life in a top-end New York kitchen to dinner parties at the height of the Raj, here are culinary tales to chew over...

Christian Benteke: Street football took brilliant Belgians to top

The Villa striker is part of a golden generation of lowlanders, but he tells Sam Wallace that their skills were learnt the hard way

Lennon's Lions run on spirit of '67

Celtic's remarkable win over Barcelona revived memories of Stein's European Cup triumph and was based on similar defiance

Tom Youngs interview

Farmer's boy more than ready to plough a new furrow

The billion dollar art binge

New York’s auction houses are braced for a billion-dollar blitz of art buying that could rewrite the record books

First Night: People; Lyttelton Theatre

Bennett takes a swipe at cosy English complacencies and the National Trust

A lorra, lorra lashes

Why Scouse girls are the picture of glamour

Another blow for Britain's coal mining

One of the country's last-remaining deep pits is to close, as the beleaguered industry shrinks still further

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