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Man found alive beneath Haiti rubble

Evans Muncie was pulled from the remains of the market where he sold rice after his family had given him up for dead

BBC expenses jump as executive perks exposed

Director-General Mark Thompson took son to Grand Prix and enjoyed trips to Wimbledon ladies' final and Glyndebourne

Scottish 'terrorist' freed as verdict quashed

Mohammed Atif Siddique says that young Muslims are being criminalised for 'thought crime' after four years in jail

Business news  

Kraft confirms factory closure and 400 job cuts

Staff had hoped to keep their jobs after Kraft repeatedly said it thought it could keep the Somerdale factory open

Hector Sants to quit as City watchdog chief

Chief executive of the financial watchdog – earmarked for closure by the Tories – is to stand down after three years

Guardian group offloads regional newspaper arm

GMG announces it is selling its regional newspapers to Trinity Mirror, bringing to an end an 85-year relationship

Sport News  

Zola hits out at new West Ham owners

Italian manager is upset with David Sullivan's decision to reveal likely wage-cuts to the press before he told the club's staff

• Gold: West Ham are bigger than Birmingham

• Zola backs McCarthy to blossom

Portsmouth deny impending administration

Club reject reports that talks with Revenue to prevent winding-up order on Wednesday have been unsuccessful

Moody primed for another battle in Rome

England's veteran has warned his younger team-mates against underestimating the challenge of playing Italy away from home

Comment  

How Amnesty chose the wrong poster-boy

Collaboration with Moazzam Begg, an extremist who has supported jihadi movements, looks like a serious mistake

• David Aaronovitch

They’re all ignoring political climate change

Both Labour and the Tories are stuck playing short-term games when the voters are crying out for true repentance

• Rachel Sylvester

This beard thing is growing from the roots up

Facial hair is everywhere. But who is setting the trend?

• Robert Crampton

Life and Style  

'Baby brain' and 12 other pregnancy myths

When it comes to pregnancy, we still rely on old wives’ tales, but does the evidence stack up?

‘Locking up children doesn’t work’

Half the children in custody are there for non-violent offences. A new campaign aims to get more of them out

Dear Tanya: My daughter won’t see her dad

My eight-year-old doesn’t want to visit to my ex with his new girlfriend

Arts & Entertainment  

An Old World newly minted

Tate Modern is right to champion this enigmatic Modernist who, after tragic beginnings, reinvented himself in America

Meet Royal Ballet’s new boys

Two young choreographers have a chance others can only dream of - taking on the main stage at Covent Garden

25 years of EastEnders women

A live episode revealing who killed Archie Mitchell will show how key the soap’s leading ladies are to its success