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EDINBURGH FESTIVAL: Aeschylus on ice: A German director, a Russian cast, three Aeschylian tragedies, seven and a half hours and a hit: Paul Taylor on a winning formula00:02
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL: Aeschylus on ice: A German director, a Russian cast, three Aeschylian tragedies, seven and a half hours and a hit: Paul Taylor on a winning formula00:02
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL: Aeschylus on ice: A German director, a Russian cast, three Aeschylian tragedies, seven and a half hours and a hit: Paul Taylor on a winning formula00:02
Travel: Two engines bad?00:02
Travel: Free 2 EU00:02
Travel: Free 2 EU00:02
Travel: What goes up must come down in price: There's a fare war above the Atlantic. Simon Calder shows us to the cheap seats00:02
Travel: Free 2 EU00:02
Travel: What goes up must come down in price: There's a fare war above the Atlantic. Simon Calder shows us to the cheap seats00:02
Travel: Manchester transfer00:02
Travel: Two engines bad?00:02
Travel: Manchester transfer00:02
Shia 'traitor' may be executed by Hizbollah firing squad00:02
Shia 'traitor' may be executed by Hizbollah firing squad00:02
Departures: Dutch treat00:02
Departures: Mex checks00:02
Departures: Italy in a week00:02
Departures: Cheaper India00:02
Departures: Late availability00:02
Departures: Tents battle00:02
Departures: Brunei bonus00:02
Departures: Iceland deal00:02
Travel: High times on the voyage to Spain: Helen Rumbelow gets matey with a Polish crew of Nirvana-loving sea cadets on the Cutty Sark Tall Ships Race00:02
Departures: TV extra00:02
The pain in the pursuit of pleasure: Saturday Night00:02
A sharp look for the sound of the jungle: They'll be wearing Ralph Lauren, Versace and Armani at the Notting Hill Carnival. Sarah Callard sees high fashion get a street beat00:02
Food & Drink: Why my head is not in the oven: Emily Green tells how she planned to set up a bakery, only to realise that it was no way to earn a crust00:02
Food & Drink: Still being sold a pig in a poke?: The RSPCA has a new food labelling scheme to promote animal welfare. Joanna Blythman says she's not buying it00:02
Food & Drink: Flocks develop the herd instinct: With a wealth of goats' cheeses at her French holiday home, our cookery writer decided to make the most of them00:02
Reader recipe: Keep cool with a dip00:02
Fulbright Commission00:02
Society for Theatre Research00:02
Appeals: European Consortium for Arts Therapies Education (ECArTE)00:02
Motoring: You can afford to be fussy so reject the rusty00:02
The Independent Road Test: A little still goes a long way: Minis are big on appeal: John Simister enjoys the sporty 'new' Monte Carlo while James Ruppert seeks out the second-hand bargains00:02
Gardening: Cornwall turns a profit00:02
Gardening: The apples of my childhood eye: Crisp, fresh early apples are hard to find in a shop. Anna Pavord remembers eating them straight from the tree00:02
Travel: Paying the rent00:02
Tool Box: The drain for my resources00:02
Travel: Coasting along towards Cagliari: Chris Arnot learns how to drive like an Italian, then takes his family on a tour of the beautiful bays and idyllic beaches of Sardinia00:02
Travel: Perfect for when your ship comes in: Who hasn't dreamt of a holiday home by the sea? Amanda Seidl scans the English coastline for desirable locations00:02
TELEVISION / The tarantula's tale, lightly grilled00:02
Any colour, so long as it's white: Dolly Dhingra's parents told their children to find partners of a different race and religion. So what is the attraction of a mixed marriage? (CORRECTED)00:02
Medals that break the mould: Any artist who can create contemporary designs in the face of our dull tradition of commemoratives deserves a medal (CORRECTED)00:02
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL / Doing the channel hop: This year the Television Festival will be dominated by the dreaded C-word: Carlton. Mark Lawson reports00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Lano and Woodley00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Apparently . . .00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Off Out00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Spell in the Well00:02
Obituary: Roy Trigg00:02
Obituary: Frances Bacon00:02
Obituary: G. E. Bentley00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Dear Master00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Side view: A taxi driver speaks00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Funny Black Women on the Edge00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Ilsa, Queen of the Nazi Love Camp00:02
Obituary: Dame Margaret Wakehurst00:02
Cricket: Gibson is fired up00:02
Cricket: Crawley survives in cat and mouse game00:02
Cricket: Cobbledick may hold the key to intriguing final: Norman Harris looks forward to tomorrow's National Village Cup final at Lord's between Elvaston and Werrington00:02
Cricket: Unsung Ostler revels in adversity00:02
Today's number: 7100:02
Hockey: Crutchley's hat-trick is decisive00:02
Football: Klinsmann making all the right moves: Spurs' German star makes striking impression during first few weeks at White Hart Lane.00:02
CRICKET: Malcolm can provide the antidote to anticlimax: As the international season draws to a close at Old Trafford today, Martin Johnson suggests a time and a place for one-day game00:02
OLYMPIC GAMES: Paris congress to focus on reform and review: Samaranch set to make changes but drugs in sport likely to dominate proceedings00:02
The Diary: Youth of Newcastle in full cry00:02
Cricket: Assault from Smith helps to turn tide00:02
Football: Villa relish opportunity of revenge00:02
Scottish Football: Celtic lodge appeal against record fine00:02
Football: Why Stan is the man for Venables: Phil Shaw examines the credentials of the potential England strikers in this weekend's programme00:02
Commonwealth Games: Jay's golden shot for Wales: Glut of medals for Principality includes a first shooting gold since 196600:02
BOOK REVIEW / Laying the ghost of a cataclysm: 'All Quiet on the Western Front' - Erich Maria Remarque Tr. Brian Murdoch: Jonathan Cape, 14.9900:02
BOOK REVIEW / A kaftan festooned with starfish: 'Partial Eclipse' - Lesley Glaister: Hamish Hamilton, 14.9900:02
Athletics: Defiant Gunnell retains her title: Commonwealth games: England's supreme hurdler plays captain's innings as Matete breaks Pascoe's record00:02
Football: Everton move for Nigerian World Cup striker: Walker agrees pounds 3m club-record fee for Amokachi and pursues Bulgaria's Kostadinov in search for Goodison Park goal power00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Our beautiful system of illusions: 'Conditions of Liberty' - Ernest Gellner: Hamish Hamilton, 18.9900:02
Motor Racing: Barrichello's quick time casts a spanner in the works: Jordan-Hart's Brazilian beats Schumacher and Hill to the overnight pole as Alesi is left fuming after scrap with Brundle00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Waiting rooms of death: 'Black Milk' - David Hartnett: Jonathan Cape, 9.9900:02
Drugs in Sport: BAF wants explanation over delays: British anger grows00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Long shadows passing: 'The Crossing' - Cormac McCarthy: Picador, 14.9900:02
BOOK REVIEW / East End tour-guide goes to hell: 'Radon Daughters' - Iain Sinclair: Jonathan Cape, 14.9900:02
BOOK REVIEW / A morning smelling of the bone yards: 'Ruined Pages: Selected Poems' - Padraic Fiacc: Blackstaff, 7.9900:02
Second Thought: Scandals spoken in whispers: Ronald Harwood on the inspiration for his novel, Home (Orion, pounds 4.99)00:02
Food & Drink: I am hamming it up this week00:02
Double Play: Ghosts and visions00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Strictly opera, strictly magical: Britten meets Baz Luhrmann in Australian Opera's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Antony Peattie is enchanted00:02
Rugby Union: Club by club guide to the Heineken League first division00:02
Boxing: Storey's fresh script: Challenger unimpressed by Eubank's style00:02
Racing: Good ground for taking Grand value: Island returns as conditions come right for a true decider between some evenly matched milers00:02
Rugby League: Jackson spearheads Doncaster's rampage00:02
Tennis: Lessons of Lendl point way forward for Sampras: World No 1 fancied to retain US Open title as his critics are attacked by one of his most notable predecessors. John Roberts reports00:02
Equestrianism: Chesney makes her point: Top Irish rider dropped for Calgary00:02
Golf: Price able to take half-way advantage00:02
Rugby League: Reilly resigns as replacements wait in wings: Reilly resigns as Great Britain coach - First Division's unlikely pace-setters00:02
Rugby Union: Challenging times for captain Scarlet: Welsh clubs kick off league season00:02
PROMS / Smooth beauty: Edward Seckerson on Claudio Abbado's vision of Mahler (CORRECTED)00:02
Blair faces party pressure to shift Brown and promote Cook00:02
The awakening of Umberto Eco00:02
Chapter and verse on plan that reads like a best-seller00:02
Hollywood waits for courtroom theatrics to outshine stage: Faye Dunaway is suing Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber for pounds 3.87m after being fired from one of his musicals. Phil Reeves reports00:02
Parole rapist jailed for 15 years00:02
Anglia deal man 'needed no aid': The Archer Affair: Tory peer and business associate remain silent on motives behind share transaction. James Cusick reports00:02
Scientists' long search for heart transplant alternative00:02
Squatters evicted from flats under promenade00:02
Ulster on the verge of peace breakthrough: Expectations heightened after Americans meet Sinn Fein. David McKittrick reports00:02
Scottish estate sale raises fears on flora: Campaigners seek guarantees over unique plant life on former hunting ground of Scottish kings. Oliver Gillie reports00:02
Sky prices go up00:02
Phone details 'routinely sold': BT worker arrested after inquiry into leaks of confidential data00:02
Rave warning00:02
Labour may back city's mayor-elect00:02
Boys charged00:02
Divers recovering00:02
Judge jails gang that hit 'soft' targets00:02
Train drivers warned over strike safety00:02
Westminster regains place at top of league00:02
Double cause for celebration00:02
Broadcasting firms 'too dependent'00:02
Mentally ill 'in danger from high-dose drugs': Charity's report reveals that one patient dies every week from effects of powerful tranquillisers, writes Rosie Waterhouse00:02
Scientists begin journey to Atlantic volcanoes00:02
Dated bones in Moscow00:02
Serbs invoke history on eve of 'no' vote to Bosnia plan00:02
Independent schools outshine state rivals: Twice as many top grades in A-levels awarded to private-sector students. Ngaio Crequer reports00:02
Lesotho's king 'to abdicate'00:02
German right-winger to step down00:02
Levitt fraud trial cost taxpayer 2.12m pounds00:02
Yeltsin claims modest triumphs00:02
Mother Teresa recieves gifts from around the world on her 84th birthday yesterday00:02
Uphill struggle as Swedes move towards joining EU00:02
Greece hits out at Albania00:02
US offers cash over 'friendly fire' deaths00:02
Rouble-speak now rules the airwaves: Out of Russia00:02
Letter: Wild and woolly00:02
General strike in Uruguay00:02
Clinton tries to end rift over Havana talks00:02
Winnie assailed over 'unsolved crimes'00:02
Letter: No ghosts at Berwick station00:02
Letter: The battle of Brighton beach00:02
Crime bill win may not be enough to put Clinton back on top00:02
Fundamentalists in Egypt kill tourist00:02
Mid-East row bogs down Nobel Prize00:02
Letter: Educationist's anti-Nazi role00:02
Peruvian first lady says she is prisoner in president's palace00:02
Letter: Telegraph's parent still in the money00:02
Letter: Human side to death computer00:02
Prison role challenges Bombay screen idol: The trial of a much-loved film star is prompting many Indians to call for the abolition of harsh anti-insurgency measures00:02
Bomb attack on Talabani00:02
Driver escapes blazing hay truck as highway turns into inferno00:02
Abacha purges heads of state companies00:02
Country Matters: Itsh only shider, but I'll drink to it00:02
Leading Article: Spare a thought for Europe this autumn00:02
Swan Hunter hangs in balance: French rescuer disillusioned by Ministry of Defence price cut for00:02
Body Shop goes on the offensive against Entine: Company issues detailed rebuttal of TV producer's charges00:02
Wall Street leaps on growth data: Figure showing modest GDP rise calms fears of fresh jump in rates00:02
Big Brother could cut MoD phone bill: Security firms have the technology to keep tabs on staff, writes Nigel Cope00:02
Small business sector shows steady growth00:02
Goldman targets Vox stake: US firm poised for slice of troubled German TV station00:02
Dogs: barking mad and dangerous to own: After Jilly Cooper's failed canine mercy-plea, Nicholas Roe proposes a commonsense Dog Bill00:02
Open all hours (well, almost): The law finally changes tomorrow, but the battle over Sunday shopping will continue, argues Tim Jackson00:02
Hold the curry, we'll be taking the Shogun00:02
BTG raises 10m pounds to cut debt and fund two purchases00:02
Banks say Brown is overstating charges rise00:02
BP sells feed arm for 355m pounds: CINVen consortium takes over in Europe's largest buyout in two years00:02
BM shares rise on news of Benford sale00:02
Digital joins price campaign: Cost of PCs reduced by up to 26% in escalating contest00:02
Leyland Trucks turns in 8m pounds: Unexpected strength from resurgent firm00:02
European Court widens door for 'guestworkers': Decision limits need for work permits for the unskilled00:02
US charge keeps shares moving: Market Report00:02
View from City Road: Goldman move calls for guesswork00:02
View from City Road: Insurers face a harsh world00:02
In Brief00:02
Money Grouse: Lloyds' concern only skin deep00:02
Taking out a critical illness policy can give peace of mind: A cheque for pounds 50,000 proved a godsend for one heart attack victim, Nic Cicutti reports00:02
Woolwich offers loans by phone to safe buyers00:02
Bond rates fluctuate00:02
Ethical fund attacked over animal experiments: Friends Provident defends its policy. Andrew Bibby reports00:02
N&P rate extended00:02
Managers seek Body Shop talks00:02
Fall from flats kills man in handcuffs00:02
Patient given a mechanical heart00:02
Button A bows out00:02
Computer program beats human race at draughts00:02
Ministers consider ban on steroids00:02
Judge jails gang that hit 'soft' targets00:02
Leading Article: Spare a thought for Europe this autumn00:02
Sporting digest: Cycling00:02
Sporting digest: Baseball00:02
And what's more . . .00:02
Sporting digest: Ice Skating00:02
Pilot killed00:02
Departures: Italy in a week00:02
Departures: Brunei bonus00:02
Departures: Dutch treat00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Spell in the Well00:02
Departures: Cheaper India00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Ilsa, Queen of the Nazi Love Camp00:02
Departures: Mex checks00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Lano and Woodley00:02
Departures: Iceland deal00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Apparently . . .00:02
Sky prices go up00:02
Sporting digest: Baseball00:02
Sporting digest: Cycling00:02
And what's more . . .00:02
Lesotho's king 'to abdicate'00:02
Greece hits out at Albania00:02
Sporting digest: Ice Skating00:02
Today's number: 7100:02
Rave warning00:02
Divers recovering00:02
Button A bows out00:02
Pilot killed00:02
Boys charged00:02
The Week in Review: Sport00:02
Quotes of the week00:02
Letter: The battle of Brighton beach00:02
Wills00:02
Birthdays00:02
Appointments: Service appointments00:02
Church Appointments00:02
Court Circular00:02
Sporting digest: Football00:02
Gastropod00:02
Auctions00:02
Big Brother could cut MoD phone bill: Security firms have the technology to keep tabs on staff, writes Nigel Cope00:02
Wall Street leaps on growth data: Figure showing modest GDP rise calms fears of fresh jump in rates00:02
Recommended books00:02
Peruvian first lady says she is prisoner in president's palace00:02
European Court widens door for 'guestworkers': Decision limits need for work permits for the unskilled00:02
View from City Road: Goldman move calls for guesswork00:02
Goldman targets Vox stake: US firm poised for slice of troubled German TV station00:02
Body Shop goes on the offensive against Entine: Company issues detailed rebuttal of TV producer's charges00:02
Banks say Brown is overstating charges rise00:02
Small business sector shows steady growth00:02
Swan Hunter hangs in balance: French rescuer disillusioned by Ministry of Defence price cut for00:02
Letter: Wild and woolly00:02
Country Matters: Itsh only shider, but I'll drink to it00:02
Dogs: barking mad and dangerous to own: After Jilly Cooper's failed canine mercy-plea, Nicholas Roe proposes a commonsense Dog Bill00:02
Abacha purges heads of state companies00:02
Letter: The battle of Brighton beach00:02
Letter: Human side to death computer00:02
BP sells feed arm for 355m pounds: CINVen consortium takes over in Europe's largest buyout in two years00:02
Letter: Telegraph's parent still in the money00:02
Letter: Educationist's anti-Nazi role00:02
Letter: No ghosts at Berwick station00:02
US charge keeps shares moving: Market Report00:02
Letter: The battle of Brighton beach00:02
Rugby League: Reilly resigns as replacements wait in wings: Reilly resigns as Great Britain coach - First Division's unlikely pace-setters00:02
Rugby Union: Club by club guide to the Heineken League first division00:02
Rugby League: Jackson spearheads Doncaster's rampage00:02
Equestrianism: Chesney makes her point: Top Irish rider dropped for Calgary00:02
Rugby Union: Challenging times for captain Scarlet: Welsh clubs kick off league season00:02
Tennis: Lessons of Lendl point way forward for Sampras: World No 1 fancied to retain US Open title as his critics are attacked by one of his most notable predecessors. John Roberts reports00:02
Boxing: Storey's fresh script: Challenger unimpressed by Eubank's style00:02
Golf: Price able to take half-way advantage00:02
Money Grouse: Lloyds' concern only skin deep00:02
BTG raises 10m pounds to cut debt and fund two purchases00:02
Leyland Trucks turns in 8m pounds: Unexpected strength from resurgent firm00:02
Quotes of the week00:02
Digital joins price campaign: Cost of PCs reduced by up to 26% in escalating contest00:02
BM shares rise on news of Benford sale00:02
OLYMPIC GAMES: Paris congress to focus on reform and review: Samaranch set to make changes but drugs in sport likely to dominate proceedings00:02
Taking out a critical illness policy can give peace of mind: A cheque for pounds 50,000 proved a godsend for one heart attack victim, Nic Cicutti reports00:02
N&P rate extended00:02
Hockey: Crutchley's hat-trick is decisive00:02
Ethical fund attacked over animal experiments: Friends Provident defends its policy. Andrew Bibby reports00:02
In Brief00:02
Managers seek Body Shop talks00:02
Crime bill win may not be enough to put Clinton back on top00:02
Anglia deal man 'needed no aid': The Archer Affair: Tory peer and business associate remain silent on motives behind share transaction. James Cusick reports00:02
Hollywood waits for courtroom theatrics to outshine stage: Faye Dunaway is suing Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber for pounds 3.87m after being fired from one of his musicals. Phil Reeves reports00:02
Chapter and verse on plan that reads like a best-seller00:02
Scientists' long search for heart transplant alternative00:02
Squatters evicted from flats under promenade00:02
Broadcasting firms 'too dependent'00:02
Independent schools outshine state rivals: Twice as many top grades in A-levels awarded to private-sector students. Ngaio Crequer reports00:02
Train drivers warned over strike safety00:02
PROMS / Smooth beauty: Edward Seckerson on Claudio Abbado's vision of Mahler (CORRECTED)00:02
Parole rapist jailed for 15 years00:02
Ulster on the verge of peace breakthrough: Expectations heightened after Americans meet Sinn Fein. David McKittrick reports00:02
Westminster regains place at top of league00:02
Blair faces party pressure to shift Brown and promote Cook00:02
Computer program beats human race at draughts00:02
Double cause for celebration00:02
The awakening of Umberto Eco00:02
Patient given a mechanical heart00:02
Fall from flats kills man in handcuffs00:02
Mother Teresa recieves gifts from around the world on her 84th birthday yesterday00:02
General strike in Uruguay00:02
Dated bones in Moscow00:02
Fundamentalists in Egypt kill tourist00:02
Bomb attack on Talabani00:02
Prison role challenges Bombay screen idol: The trial of a much-loved film star is prompting many Indians to call for the abolition of harsh anti-insurgency measures00:02
Clinton tries to end rift over Havana talks00:02
Mentally ill 'in danger from high-dose drugs': Charity's report reveals that one patient dies every week from effects of powerful tranquillisers, writes Rosie Waterhouse00:02
Phone details 'routinely sold': BT worker arrested after inquiry into leaks of confidential data00:02
Scottish estate sale raises fears on flora: Campaigners seek guarantees over unique plant life on former hunting ground of Scottish kings. Oliver Gillie reports00:02
German right-winger to step down00:02
Labour may back city's mayor-elect00:02
Winnie assailed over 'unsolved crimes'00:02
Serbs invoke history on eve of 'no' vote to Bosnia plan00:02
US offers cash over 'friendly fire' deaths00:02
Uphill struggle as Swedes move towards joining EU00:02
Yeltsin claims modest triumphs00:02
Levitt fraud trial cost taxpayer 2.12m pounds00:02
Appeals: European Consortium for Arts Therapies Education (ECArTE)00:02
The Week in Review: Sport00:02
Motoring: You can afford to be fussy so reject the rusty00:02
The Independent Road Test: A little still goes a long way: Minis are big on appeal: John Simister enjoys the sporty 'new' Monte Carlo while James Ruppert seeks out the second-hand bargains00:02
Mid-East row bogs down Nobel Prize00:02
Birthdays00:02
Gardening: Cornwall turns a profit00:02
Departures: TV extra00:02
Tool Box: The drain for my resources00:02
Travel: Coasting along towards Cagliari: Chris Arnot learns how to drive like an Italian, then takes his family on a tour of the beautiful bays and idyllic beaches of Sardinia00:02
Gardening: The apples of my childhood eye: Crisp, fresh early apples are hard to find in a shop. Anna Pavord remembers eating them straight from the tree00:02
Any colour, so long as it's white: Dolly Dhingra's parents told their children to find partners of a different race and religion. So what is the attraction of a mixed marriage? (CORRECTED)00:02
Wills00:02
Medals that break the mould: Any artist who can create contemporary designs in the face of our dull tradition of commemoratives deserves a medal (CORRECTED)00:02
TELEVISION / The tarantula's tale, lightly grilled00:02
Church Appointments00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Dear Master00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Side view: A taxi driver speaks00:02
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL / Doing the channel hop: This year the Television Festival will be dominated by the dreaded C-word: Carlton. Mark Lawson reports00:02
Obituary: Frances Bacon00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Off Out00:02
Obituary: G. E. Bentley00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Funny Black Women on the Edge00:02
Fulbright Commission00:02
Court Circular00:02
Obituary: Dame Margaret Wakehurst00:02
Society for Theatre Research00:02
Appointments: Service appointments00:02
Obituary: Roy Trigg00:02
Athletics: Defiant Gunnell retains her title: Commonwealth games: England's supreme hurdler plays captain's innings as Matete breaks Pascoe's record00:02
Football: Everton move for Nigerian World Cup striker: Walker agrees pounds 3m club-record fee for Amokachi and pursues Bulgaria's Kostadinov in search for Goodison Park goal power00:02
Sporting digest: Football00:02
Motor Racing: Barrichello's quick time casts a spanner in the works: Jordan-Hart's Brazilian beats Schumacher and Hill to the overnight pole as Alesi is left fuming after scrap with Brundle00:02
Football: Villa relish opportunity of revenge00:02
Commonwealth Games: Jay's golden shot for Wales: Glut of medals for Principality includes a first shooting gold since 196600:02
Drugs in Sport: BAF wants explanation over delays: British anger grows00:02
Football: Klinsmann making all the right moves: Spurs' German star makes striking impression during first few weeks at White Hart Lane.00:02
Cricket: Crawley survives in cat and mouse game00:02
Cricket: Assault from Smith helps to turn tide00:02
The Diary: Youth of Newcastle in full cry00:02
Scottish Football: Celtic lodge appeal against record fine00:02
Football: Why Stan is the man for Venables: Phil Shaw examines the credentials of the potential England strikers in this weekend's programme00:02
Cricket: Gibson is fired up00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A kaftan festooned with starfish: 'Partial Eclipse' - Lesley Glaister: Hamish Hamilton, 14.9900:02
CRICKET: Malcolm can provide the antidote to anticlimax: As the international season draws to a close at Old Trafford today, Martin Johnson suggests a time and a place for one-day game00:02
The pain in the pursuit of pleasure: Saturday Night00:02
Double Play: Ghosts and visions00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Strictly opera, strictly magical: Britten meets Baz Luhrmann in Australian Opera's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Antony Peattie is enchanted00:02
Gastropod00:02
A sharp look for the sound of the jungle: They'll be wearing Ralph Lauren, Versace and Armani at the Notting Hill Carnival. Sarah Callard sees high fashion get a street beat00:02
Reader recipe: Keep cool with a dip00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Long shadows passing: 'The Crossing' - Cormac McCarthy: Picador, 14.9900:02
BOOK REVIEW / Our beautiful system of illusions: 'Conditions of Liberty' - Ernest Gellner: Hamish Hamilton, 18.9900:02
Food & Drink: Still being sold a pig in a poke?: The RSPCA has a new food labelling scheme to promote animal welfare. Joanna Blythman says she's not buying it00:02
Auctions00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A morning smelling of the bone yards: 'Ruined Pages: Selected Poems' - Padraic Fiacc: Blackstaff, 7.9900:02
Second Thought: Scandals spoken in whispers: Ronald Harwood on the inspiration for his novel, Home (Orion, pounds 4.99)00:02
BOOK REVIEW / East End tour-guide goes to hell: 'Radon Daughters' - Iain Sinclair: Jonathan Cape, 14.9900:02
Recommended books00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Waiting rooms of death: 'Black Milk' - David Hartnett: Jonathan Cape, 9.9900:02
Cuttings00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Football: Team news00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Travel: Perfect for when your ship comes in: Who hasn't dreamt of a holiday home by the sea? Amanda Seidl scans the English coastline for desirable locations00:02
Departures: Tents battle00:02
Cuttings00:02
Travel: High times on the voyage to Spain: Helen Rumbelow gets matey with a Polish crew of Nirvana-loving sea cadets on the Cutty Sark Tall Ships Race00:02
Departures: Late availability00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Travel: Paying the rent00:02
Cricket: Cobbledick may hold the key to intriguing final: Norman Harris looks forward to tomorrow's National Village Cup final at Lord's between Elvaston and Werrington00:02
Food & Drink: Flocks develop the herd instinct: With a wealth of goats' cheeses at her French holiday home, our cookery writer decided to make the most of them00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Laying the ghost of a cataclysm: 'All Quiet on the Western Front' - Erich Maria Remarque Tr. Brian Murdoch: Jonathan Cape, 14.9900:02
Food & Drink: Why my head is not in the oven: Emily Green tells how she planned to set up a bakery, only to realise that it was no way to earn a crust00:02
Football: Team news00:02
Cricket: Unsung Ostler revels in adversity00:02
Food & Drink: I am hamming it up this week00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
View from City Road: Insurers face a harsh world00:02
Racing: Good ground for taking Grand value: Island returns as conditions come right for a true decider between some evenly matched milers00:02
Bond rates fluctuate00:02
Woolwich offers loans by phone to safe buyers00:02
Open all hours (well, almost): The law finally changes tomorrow, but the battle over Sunday shopping will continue, argues Tim Jackson00:02
Ministers consider ban on steroids00:02
Hold the curry, we'll be taking the Shogun00:02
Scientists begin journey to Atlantic volcanoes00:02
Driver escapes blazing hay truck as highway turns into inferno00:02
Rouble-speak now rules the airwaves: Out of RussiaOr if you would prefer:
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