Business news 

Citigroup dives despite Saudi stake

Fears the banking giant would need a huge new capital injection of up to $100bn intensified as shares fell 26 per cent

IG’s value drops 27% after spread of bad debts

Spread-betting company loses more than a quarter of its stock market value after its clients are burnt by the banking crisis

RBS shareholders accept £20bn bailout

Royal Bank of Scotland shareholders voted to accept the Government's bailout as the chairman apologised 'profoundly'

Sport News 

Gallas may lose Arsenal captaincy

Arsene Wenger is facing mounting pressure to punish the France defender for launching a verbal attack on his team-mates

Payne to combat Springboks

The Wasps prop will need to show his power after being drafted in for the injured Andrew Sheridan

Umpires leave England in the dark

India v England: Kevin Pietersen's side go 3-0 down in the one-day series despite their best performance yet in India

Comment 

No drama? With Hillary? Forget it

The Clintons have a knack of turning politics into their own personal stage. Obama must know that

• Gerard Baker

Children Haringey did take into care

Did financial pressure mean Baby P was left in his home when others in less danger were removed?

• Camilla Cavendish

Britain doesn't dance to elitist tune

Whether it's the Strictly judges or David Blaine, we just love pricking the bubble of the pompous

• Martin Samuel

Life and Style 

Lean times are over for butchers

The high street may be experiencing difficult times, but a growing breed of butchers is bucking the trend with cheap cuts

Jack Sprat: my kitchen gadget wish list

Ranging from the football that makes ice cream while you play to the humble chicken, foodie boys will love these gizmos

Will this be the end of prostitution?

Jacqui Smith, Britain's first female Home Secretary, wants to tackle prostitution. But the move faces strong opposition

Arts & Entertainment 

Guns N’Roses: Chinese Democracy

Few but the most devoted fans must have dared hope for the sort of exhilarating abandon flagged up by Shacklers Revenge

Four stars for The Killers new album

The Killers are the most vulnerable of stadium bands and though this album isn't smart, few do the superficial better

Tings looking up for That’s Not My Name band

The Ting Tings are one of the bands of 2008. Pete Paphides finds them grateful, but frankly rather baffled by it all