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News : ITN
Danny Boyle wants a "people's Games"
The London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony should make everyone feel like it is "the people's Games", Danny Boyle said.
  Danny Boyle on the London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony
Murray out of Australian Open
Andy Murray's hopes of reaching a third successive Australian Open final were extinguished by Novak Djokovic after an extraordinary five-set encounter in Melbourne.

News : London Evening Standard
Clegg vows to push for mansion tax Nick Clegg has pledged to push for the introduction of a mansion tax as he demanded faster cuts for taxes on low and middle-income earners.
Nationwide hunt for escaped convict Police forces nationwide have joined the hunt for a violent prisoner sprung from the clutches of prison officers as they escorted him to hospital.
PM: EU transaction tax plan madness David Cameron delivered a scathing assessment of Europe's failure to promote economic growth as he urged it to be "bold" to promote business.
Troubled refinery back in business Petrol delivery trucks are once again rolling from the gates of Coryton oil refinery after a shutdown triggered when the site collapsed into administration.
Breast implant firm boss arrested The former head of a French company at the centre of a breast implant scandal affecting tens of thousands of women worldwide has been arrested with his former deputy in south-east France.
Nadal too strong for Federer Rafael Nadal reached his fourth consecutive grand slam final after overcoming an early Roger Federer onslaught to again beat his old foe at the Australian Open.

News : Sky
Face Of Man Who Aided Jail Escape
Ice Warning As Temperatures Plummet
Redknapp To Cops: 'I Wouldn't Nick'
Ferdinand Sent A Bullet In The Post
Farmer Jailed Over 'Horrific' Animal Cruelty
University Applications Fall 10% In A Year >
Decapitated Man 'Was A Loveable Character' >
UK Weather: Latest Forecast >
Stalker Is Jailed For Two Years
Ice Warnings As British Temperatures Plummet
UK Hospitals Breach Drug Storage Security
Security: Hospitals Named And Shamed
Kate's Wedding Dress Up For Design Award
Face Of Man Who Aided Jail Escape
'Shredded' Police Files Are Found
Facebook Cautions Leveson Over Internet Laws

News : Telegraph
Volunteers sought to help 'locked-in' man commit suicide
Syria: 384 children killed during violence Further 380 children, "some less that 14 years-old", have been detained, according to figures released by UNICEF.
George Osborne defends £1m Hester bonus
Italian priest caught lying after Costa Concordia
Judges try to speed up Gary McKinnon extradition case
Nigerian couple set up 'ingenious' sham wedding

News : Guardian
RBS spends millions on Washington lobbyists
Johnson and Miliband attack RBS chief's bonus
Occupy London activists take over former bank
Poll: should Hester return his bonus?
Nils Pratley: would RBS fall apart without Hester?
Spain unemployment tops 5.3m
Eurozone crisis: today's events as they happened
Eurozone data raises credit crunch fears
PM risks Berlin anger over eurozone

Internet : Wired News
Mobile Hardware Guru Jon Rubinstein Leaves HP
America's Most Dangerous Mall: Going Shopping at the Pentagon
The World's First Computer Password? It Was Useless Too
For Gingrich, 'World War III' Is Just the Beginning
Stone Age Social Networks May Have Resembled Ours
While Apple Breaks Records, Other Smartphone Makers Limp Along
HTML5 Video on the Web Today
An Intimate Look at Egypt's Youth in Ongoing Revolution
The Grey Is a Tear-Jerker for Tough Guys
A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Jan. 27
iPad Textbooks: Reality Less Revolutionary Than Hardware
Blind Motocross Rider Aims for the Record Books
Human Nature and the Neurobiology of Conflict
Digital Textbooks Go Straight From Scientists to Students
Google Reincarnates Dead Paper Mill as Data Center of Future
Humans Lose, Robots Win in New Defense Budget

Science : New Scientist
US voters are less partisan than they think
Astrophile: Picture yourself on a sandboard on Titan
Virtual trees sway in wind just like the real thing
Repeated drought in east Africa may prompt aid rethink
Let's give science a bad name in schools
Learning without remembering: Brain lab goes to school
Arsenic life does not exist after all
Zoologger: How a blurry-eyed spider pounces on target

Computing : Computer Weekly
Selfridges IT chief moves on to British Car Auctions
Data protection tops UK security investments in 2012
Internet economy set to double by 2016
Selfridges IT chief moves on to British Car Auctions
Data protection tops UK security investments in 2012
Internet economy set to double by 2016
Nokia smartphones bomb as sales drop 27%
Neelie Kroes calls for speedy EU uptake of cloud computing
Police fail to see benefits of £80m mobile roll-out
Businesses should disable pcAnywhere, says Symantec
One third of English councils set for broadband

Computing : IT Week / VNU
Growth of Android tablets cutting into iPad's lead
Pirate Party to sue FBI for closing Megaupload file-sharing site
High Court judges want swift resolution to Gary McKinnon case
ICO lambasts firms for treating customers' personal data as corporate property
VPNHQ service offers Android and iOS users secure public Wi-Fi access
Samsung fails in 3G patent action against Apple in Germany
Top 10 challenges facing RIM's new chief executive
Police failing to see full benefit from £80m BlackBerry roll out
VMware unveils 'app store' for cloud and virtualisation tools
Samsung posts $3.6bn Q4 profit as Galaxy sales surge
European ACTA investigator issues scathing attack on document and quits in protest