Despite Tiger Woods ’s stunning fall from grace in 2009 , it was probable the world’s most famous athlete eventually would rehabilitate his tarnished image. History has proven that the willingness of sports fans to forgive should never be underestimated — providing disgraced superstars seem contrite and regain their swagger. Read full article > >

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Masters 2012: Tiger Woods and redemption

A growing number of lawyers and activists are questioning the willingness of the Egyptian military to ultimately submit to civilian authority.

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Egypt’s Military Expands Power, Raising Alarms

The BBC has obtained rare interviews with members of the Libyan underground opposition in Tripoli where they have described their acts of secret resistance and their willingness to die for the anti-Gaddafi cause.

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VIDEO: Anti-Gaddafi activists speak out

Senator John Kerry says Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak must give up power because “the stability of his country hinges on his willingness to step aside gracefully.” read more

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John Kerry: Mubarak Should Step Aside in Egypt

Transport Secretary Philip Hammond signals his willingness to change the regulations on security checks at UK airports.

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Airport security change signalled