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2008 MLB review: Big Barry a notable absentee
The New York Yankees and Mets left their historic stadiums - but neither team made the play-offs

Phoenix diary: Mission to Mars
Dr Tom Pike, from Imperial College London, shares his experiences of being part of the Phoenix Mars probe team.

Face creams under the microscope
A clinical trial on a Boots moisturiser could pave the way for other face creams to subject themselves to rigorous testing, experts say.

'Alice' loss would 'waste £25m'
A UK particle accelerator that has already received £25m of public funding may be pulled before it has provided any experimental results.

Health in 2007 under the microscope
Dot Kirby puts another year within the Northern Ireland health sector under the microscope.

Dando murder case set for retrial
Barry George wins the right to a retrial over his conviction for the murder of BBC presenter Jill Dando in 1999.

George's Dando appeal ruling due
Barry George is to learn if an appeal against his conviction for the murder of Jill Dando has been successful.

Health plans go under microscope
Councillors in Hartlepool are to examine the future of the town's hospital and health services.

Excerpts of Mark Shields interview
Jamaican Deputy Police Commissioner Mark Shields gives an interview about the death of Bob Woolmer.

Jon Wilkin column
& #34;The RFL should definitely look at reviewing the salary cap & #34;

Crewe boss voices academy fears
Crewe's famed production line of young talent could be under threat because of a cash crisis outside football's top flight.

Fletcher 'has backing of players'
England's chairman of selectors insists coach Duncan Fletcher still has his players' support despite their woeful form in Australia.

Social work services overhauled
Major social work changes are planned before the publication of an inspection report into its services.

Brown plans cautious budget
Chancellor Gordon Brown is not expected to deliver one of his big budgets when he faces David Cameron for the first time over the despatch box.

Twists and turns in Jenkins case
Timeline of the nine-year progress of the Billie-Jo Jenkins murder case through the courts.

Handhelds mix plankton and players
Reviewer Neil McGreevey rounds up some of the latest, and oddest, games on handhelds.

IVF sperm 'contamination' concern
Children conceived using a form of IVF could carry bacterial DNA in their chromosomes, scientists say.

Summit to assess meals in schools
The quality of school meals being served up to children is to be placed under the microscope.

Under the microscope
Technology help for umpires will be trialled when Ashes is over

European press review
Germany's taxation comes under the microscope as the country's election campaign gathers momentum.