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Facebook criticised for 'hurting' cybercrime investigation
“A major internet security firm has criticised Facebook for identifying the alleged members of the gang behind the Koobface worm, a piece of…” (via The Telegraph)

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Knickers to the 'nappy curriculum'
“Our obsession with early learning is depriving children of fun and formative skills, finds Judith Woods.” (via The Telegraph)

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Zach Braff, interview
“Zach Braff, star of the hit US comedy Scrubs, is heading to the West End with a new play. He talks to Jasper Rees.” (via The Telegraph)

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Armed Forces too weak to fight another Libya, warns Defence Committee
“The Armed Forces will struggle to launch a Libya-style campaign because defence cuts have drastically weakened the military, an influential…” (via The Telegraph)

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Vince Cable's choice for universities watchdog vetoed by MPs
“The radical candidate favoured as universities watchdog by the Government will today be rejected by a committee of MPs.” (via The Telegraph)

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Public sector high life: Recession? That's for other people
“Free iPads for MPs, clothes allowances for newsreaders ? where will the gravy train stop next for those in the public sector, asks Max Davidson.” (via The Telegraph)

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It's the Charles Dickens family - who could ask for more?
“As many as 160 of the author's descendants enjoy a 200th anniversary party. Iain Hollingshead joins them.” (via The Telegraph)

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David Cameron: keeping up with children's internet skills is 'daunting' for parents
“Parents face a "daunting" task in keeping up with their children's mastery of new technology, David Cameron said as he backed a new internet…” (via The Telegraph)

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