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Pro-west incumbent wins Serbia poll
Boris Tadic re-elected in Serbia's presidential election, beating nationalist Tomislav Nikolic
Clinton attacks as Obama closes gap
Clinton attempts to halt Obama's poll momentum ahead of Super Tuesday contest
France triumph at Murrayfield
Sport: Six Nations: Scotland are well beaten by an impressive new-look French side
Newcastle 1-1 Middlesbrough
Sport: Football: Robert Huth's late equaliser cancels out Michael Owen's opener to earn Boro a point
GuardianFilms: Immigrant labour
GuardianFilms: The illegal immigrant has become the whipping boy of the Republican Party. But, in California with the GuardianFilms team, the Observer's Paul Harris finds that the crackdown on cheap, immigrant labour is hurting food production
Sarkozy marries after whirlwind romance
Nicolas Sarkozy and model Carla Bruni marry following whirlwind romance that has divided France
How I fell for Egypt
Travel: Lynn Barber is captivated by a classic tour of Egypt's ancient wonders
Putting the cross into skiing
Travel: A cross-country skiing trip in Norway has Carol McDaid frustrated - until someone puts a rifle into her hands
Chávez role in cocaine trail revealed
John Carlin on the remarkable collusion between Colombia's rebels and its neighbour's armed forces
British designers look to the east
Life & style: Britain's design talent is relying on cheap prices and an influx of new buyers from China and India
Hook turns tide to catch England cold
Sport: England's second half collapse allowed brilliant Wales to clinch their first win at Twickenham for 20 years
Watchdog condemns fuel poverty
Government to be publicly castigated this week over failure to help poor people - by fuel poverty watchdog
Fightback begins as schools face axe
Headteachers and governors are demanding government action on a ministerial pledge to protect rural schools. Meanwhile, the reality is that hundreds around the country face closure
Iron men fight for control
Business & money: Merger fever is sweeping the macho, cash-rich mining sector, but there are more than just egos involved
Three bids to stop a Rock slide
Business & money: Tomorrow could mark the start of the endgame for the troubled bank. Heather Connon reports
America's moment of truth
Will the new dawn promised by Barack Obama survive the politics of the two party machine, asks Andrew Rawnsley
Helicopter heroes tell of battle with giant waves
Injured captain is winched to safety at the second attempt as stricken ship rolls in gale-force winds
Police chief admits haste in McCann case
Portugal's most senior police officer has suggested that detectives may have been too hasty in making the McCanns official suspects in the investigation into the disappearance of their daughter, Madeleine
The best is yet to come
Sport: Paul Wilson looks at what Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo must do be considered a true great
Culture is no excuse for China denying its people democracy
Comment is free: Ian Buruma: Repressive regimes are playing on our colonial guilt, but we must stand up for those values to which oppressed people aspire
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