Business news 

BAA to be punished for poor service

BAA could be forced to sell three of its airports after the Competition Commission criticised decades of poor service

North Sea pipeline leak lifts gas price

Wholesale gas prices in Britain jumped by nearly 15 per cent after a leak in a North Sea pipeline triggered supply concerns

Iceland to offer offshore drilling licences

Reykjavik hopes to attract world's biggest oil companies to invest as it finalises terms for its first offshore licences

Sport News 

Capello insists things will get better

England 2 Czech Republic 2: same old failings are on show but Joe Cole's late equaliser prevents coach's embarrassment

• England ratings: who shone for Capello

• Terry beats off captaincy rivals

Triesman disposes of Barwick with ease

Lord Triesman wins Soho Square power struggle after series of differences between English football's leading men

Davies wins silver medal for Britain

The Welshman appeared to have gold in his grasp, until he veered off course towards the end of the men's marathon 10km swim

Comment 

A ration-book view of talent

The GCSE results will bring the usual complaints, but all students can achieve good grades

• Andrew Adonis

Paedophiles may be mad or bad. But not both

If Gary Glitter is a criminal, and not mentally ill, then he has paid the price and we should not punish him again

• Carol Sarler

Sell-off puts a spoke in Brown's wheel

Breaking-up BAA will improve passenger conditions and save Britain from an environmental disaster

• Anatole Kaletsky

Life & Style 

What to wear when it's raining

Raindrops keep falling on our heads, but that doesn’t mean we’ve lost our sense of style

Buying property in the world's top resorts

How far will your money go in glamorous destinations like St Tropez and the Seychelles?

Skoda Superb 3.6 V6

A car that does one's chauffeur's parking for him? Yes, milady. But you can't jump out just yet

Arts & Entertainment 

Connery on Scottish clan McCinema

From its earliest days Hollywood has owed a debt to Scotland and its most prolific talent, explains Sean Connery

An enfant terrible takes French leave

Why has France’s hottest film-maker, the flamboyant François Ozon, turned to English period drama, asks Kevin Maher

Four stars for Stanley Kubrick, the Musical

Could this performance do for the life and works of Stanley Kubrick what We Will Rock You did for the works of Queen?