Lavlee Mollik tells Bangladesh newspaper that she wants her daughters to live and be educated in Australia The mother of conjoined Bangladeshi twins who were separated in an operation in Melbourne has said she does not want custody of the daughters she gave up for adoption and wants them to have new ...

To mark World Aids Day, and a 10-year project with the Guardian, photographer Gideon Mendel travels to Kenya to ask young people with HIV what it means to them Gideon Mendel Chris Fenn

Originally published on 21 November 1945 NUREMBERG, NOVEMBER 20. When Lord Justice Lawrence, British President of the International Tribunal, opened the great Nuremberg war trial this morning he called it unique in the history of the jurisprudence of the world, and on that note proceedings are begun ...

Commodities soared and emerging markets took off, but the average small investor missed out, says Patrick Collinson It invests in goldmines – and it became a goldmine. Every £1,000 invested in BlackRock Gold & General at the beginning of the decade was worth £7,846 10 years later, closely followed ...

As a Belgian, I am shocked by the disinformation around the candidacy and person of Mr Van Rompuy, especially by the British tabloids (The great EU stitch-up, 20 November). Their comments are an insult. Van Rompuy is not to be an executive president like the US president; he is the chairman, a consensus-builder ...

The real challenge to the biblical literalism held dear by creationists is in the Bible itself An academic conference in Louisville, Kentucky, provided me with an opportunity to visit the Creation Museum in nearby Petersburg with a friend who is also an Anglican priest. Opened in 2007, this $25m museum's ...

Zoe Williams (Yes, Clapham Junction is that bad, 19 November) is unfair. The views from this rooftop-level station are inspiring, and I once saw a glorious sunset from the footbridge. True, it does only have one loo, the waiting rooms are long gone, and the platform 13 buffet has lost its tables and ...

Despite the downturn, it is an investment that has been as safe as houses, rising by an average of 111% over the decade, reports Rupert Jones Forget the stockmarket and high-interest savings accounts – the best place for your investment cash during the noughties was in bricks and mortar. House prices ...

A reader tells of her love of G2, Suduoku and cost-saving tips in Money as well as a project involving young deaf Nepalis My husband and I have been reading the Guardian for years. On weekdays I start with G2 – I'm addicted to the Sudoku puzzle. He always starts with Sport and usually beats me to getting ...

Lucy Mangan on the people in the headlines Stripped blogger Belle de Jour The blogger-turned-bestselling-author who documented her secret life as a call girl revealed after five years of carefully maintained anonymity her true identity as scientist Dr Brooke Magnanti this week, apparently in a pre-emptive ...