IAAF doping row: Sebatian Coe has 48 hours to prove he’s the man to save athletics
The Last Word: The IAAF president must give people a reason to believe in the sport before it is too late
The Last Word: The IAAF president must give people a reason to believe in the sport before it is too late
Next week, Channel 4’s Peep Show begins its final run. Ahead of this, Hugh Montgomery pays tribute, in list form, to 12 years of brilliant writing and excruciating moments
The pamphlet had promised "a journey to the very heart of relaxation"
Life As We Know It No.81: Nobody quite knows what impulse brought her to the club, nor what satisfactions have sustained her in this role
Benedetti is by nature a musical explorer, always ready to take on new challenges
Two UK buildings, including the Olympic stadium, were also awarded prizes
Rather than be an apologist for the Kremlin, you should recognise Putin is now a pariah
Every situation will be different, but these are some of the reasons why people may cheat
'We cannot do our best work with people getting in our way'
Irregular verbs, 'doubles', inelegant variations and a homophone in this week's Independent
Lamine Diack, the former head of the IAAF, is being investigated for corruption and aggravated money laundering
The junior doctors have proved unwilling to bend, but the blame for the strike falls largely within Westminster
Programme aims to prove the reasoning abilities of a dog could enable it to master the controls of a light aircraft
Letter from the editor: India’s historical ties with the UK and the size of the Indian diaspora make this a special relationship
Alison Taylor was genuinely stunned that this would even be a topic of conversation for mature(ish) people
Far too much is written about food that everyone would like to eat and nowhere near enough is written about the food that people actually eat, says Marcus Berkmann
Grace Dent realises there's nothing rock'n'roll about watching a toddler bounce up and down at the O2
It is time for a serious debate about the organisations we have allowed to become involved in care homes
Promise of a return in uncertain markets sounds too good to be true, and Rob Griffin reports that for many of these controversial funds it is just that