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Monday, 6 January, 2003, 11:30 GMT

LATEST NEWS

Branson drops lottery challenge
Sir Richard Branson decides not to take legal action, as he abandons his ambitions to run the UK's National Lottery.

Branson delays appeal decision
Camelot wins Lottery licence
Lottery battle back on
Burns gets top lottery job
Smith denies lottery shambles
Lottery lawyers worked for Virgin
Minister 'was paid Branson adviser'
Lottery race gets fresh start
Camelot cheers Lottery boss exit
Camelot wins Lottery challenge

ANALYSIS

When is a cause a good cause?
The National Lottery Commission wants the next licence period to yeild yet more cash for good causes - funding that has long been the most controversial element of the lottery.

How to run the ultimate lottery
At a glance: Lottery saga

PROFILES

Camelot: Back from the brink
Camelot has long been one of the nation's favourite punchbags, but it looks like is has made a remarkable recovery.

Branson's luck runs out
'Teflon Terry' tackles lottery
Dame Helena: Lottery loser

AUGUST DECISION

Lottery Commission statement
The National Lottery Commission says both bids to run the lottery are faulty; BBC News Online documents the full text of its statement.

Q&A: Lottery bid decision