Day In a Page

On Thursday, a Saudi blogger will receive his second flogging for 'insulting Islam'. Robert Fisk looks at a barbaric regime with a brutal record

Archbishop of Canterbury gives his 'wholehearted' support to our campaign

It’s more thrilling than what the Democrats are offering, says David Usborne

Denmark is officially the happiest country on Earth. Helen Russell explains why life is better there

New plays by Neil LaBute, Caryl Churchill and Mark Ravenhill explore censorship and freedom of speech

The campaign to encourage girls and women to exercise is a triumph. How did they get it right - and will it work?

New app Zaptax promises to turn January 31 into a pain-free date. Rhodri Marsden discovers how technology is revolutionising financial literacy

Kara Rosen, whose austere diet sparked a storm, admits a soft spot for Creme Eggs

Nato plans to help the West win the information war with Russia

Eleven years after it disappeared, the space probe could have finally been found on Mars. It's a pity that its biggest champion isn’t here to find out what happened to it, says Steve Connor

In the 1960s, the university was known as a hotbed of student politics

Get prepared for snow day with our pick of the best sledges that will have you whooshing down those slopes in no time

Despite huge political problems, beleaguered team are winning friends at the Asian Cup

The flying full-back with the pop star wife is putting the photo shoots and acting on the back burner in his quest to be at the World Cup

The Canadian is one of tennis' most exciting talents after she made Wimbledon history in 2014. Yet the 20-year-old wants far more than the odd final