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Saturday, 31 January 2009
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News
UK
- Memorial for the gallows where Catholic martyrs met their end
- Wildcat strikers in fight for British jobs
- The Protesters: 'Gordon Brown made a promise. We want it kept'
- The Workers: Italians in the eye of storm keep their cool
- Attenborough: Genesis? It can go forth and multiply
- Film shows Labour peer saying he can amend laws on request
- Deglobalisation: What is it? And why Britain should be scared
- Answer to recession is global says Brown
- Why Tony Blair is having a ball
- Government refers foreign workers dispute to mediators
- Man questioned over Croydon stabbing
- ‘Mr Loophole’ helps Fiennes escape driving prosecution
- Woman charged with poisoning
- Man fined for riding horse drunk
- Police launch amnesty over false claims of burglary
- Man stabbed to death on way to visit newborn son
- Islam convert jailed for life for failed restaurant bomb attack
- Minor British Institutions: The University of Buckingham
- The kids aren't all right: Britain's angry children
World
- Waterford workers occupy plant
- Officials sacked after Sarkozy hears jeers
- Republicans choose Steele as first black chair
- CIA agent who spied for Russia 'recruited his son'
- Voting begins in Iraq under tight security
- Iraq embraces the election that will shape its future
- British soldier killed in Afghanistan
- More than 100 killed in island protests
- We are on the brink of war with the South, says North Korea
- Loveless men fake it for their parents
- Diplomat denies Pakistan role in Mumbai attacks
- Date set for Tsvangirai to become Zimbabwe's PM
Business
- Jessops holds talks with lenders as losses widen to £19m
- US economy shrinks at fastest rate since 1980s
- Rio Tinto raises $1.6bn selling mines to Vale
- Henderson set to pay £115m for New Star
- Calls for 'B20' forum to link global business and banking leaders
- Banks are forced to hoard capital, says ECB chief
- Davos diary: 31/01/2009
- Slowdown in lending threatens new squeeze on companies
- Market Report: Sibir soars as it shelves property plans
People
- First person: 'I tended to the survivors at Belsen'
- My Week: Jacob Kenedy, Chef
- Richard Dreyfuss: Out of the wreckage
Education
- 'It was all easy' – teenage genius takes 23 A-levels in a single year
- Defiant, the superhead expelled from education
- It's time to raise bar for top-grade A-levels, exams watchdog says
Obituaries
- Obituaries: Derek Stanford
- Bob Doyle: Activist who fought for the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War
- Vic Crowe: Welsh international footballer who also served Aston Villa as player, coach and manager
Corrections
Opinion
Leading Articles
- Leading article: Iraq's chance for a happier future
- Leading article: We must resist the temptation to resort to protectionism
Commentators
- Tim Lott: No wonder marriage is dying
- Robert Fisk’s World: When did we stop caring about civilian deaths during wartime?
- Andrew Grice: The soundbite that haunts the PM
- Howard Jacobson: You can never get enough sex, but you can have too much money
- Deborah Orr: The protesters have a point: businesses can't ignore society
- Christina Patterson: Madness: a great metaphor, not such a great life
Columnists
- Richard Ingrams’s Week: You're never too young to get a mobile, apparently
- Dylan Jones: Whitechapel is where Frida Kahlo, Jackson Pollock and Nan Goldin all gravitated to in London
- David Lister: Censorship secret is out of the bag
- Brian Viner: Being sleepless in St James' can give you a bad name
Letters
Environment
Climate Change
Nature
Sport
Cricket
- Cricket lost in paradise
- A fond farewell to cricket's Bearded Wonder
- England toil as Simmons runs riot
- Nash toughs out move to earn a Test place with land of his father
Football
- United's swift rise to the top is pleasant surprise for Ferguson
- Spurs hit by injury to £15m Defoe
- Scolari feels the heat
- Benitez finds new target in shape of Redknapp
- James Lawton: Wenger suffers but his impact on English game enriches us all
- The Statistics: Fergie’s boys shut up shop
- Neil Warnock: Palace shirts went down a treat in Uganda even with the united front
- Protest to delay Italian kick-offs
- Flood set for Celtic debut
- Hurry! Hurry! The final weekend of the transfer window
- Transfer news and speculation, 31st January
- Diouf row accelerates move to Blackburn
- Ashley returns to brave derby after Nolan signs
- Hughes calls Bruce 'confused' over Palacios claim
Golf
- John Updike: 'Choking is one aspect of golf that, from the start, came naturally'
- Olazabal puts early dent in Montgomerie captaincy
Racing
More Sports
Tennis
- Robson weakens after week of exertion
- Nadal serves up marathon floor show
- Victorious Robson keeps mum in dark
More Sports
Life & Style
Fashion
- Welcome to the age of austerity... fashion-style
- Life in Vogue: The fashionable world of Alexandra Shulman
Food & Drink
- Sushinho, 312-314 King's Road, London SW3
- Super tuber: Mark Hix pays tribute to the old-fashioned potato
- Anthony Rose: The recession shouldn't affect wine sales too badly. The world will not stop drinking wine
- Wine: Something for the weekend?
- Baked potatoes with Arenkha
- Cuttlefish with Red Duke of York potatoes
- Gnocchi with venison ragout
- Rosti with fried ducks' eggs and bacon
Health & Wellbeing
- Octuplets' mother already has six young children
- The 50 Best Men's Grooming Gear
- The 50 Best Men's Grooming Gear
House & Home
- Reap what you sow: Get planning – and potting – if you want flowers year-round
- Weekend Work: Cymbidium orchids like a baking
Gadgets & Tech
Pets
- Your Questions: How can I restore my dog's faith in other dogs and make him less nervous?
- Pet of the week: The corn snake
Arts & Entertainment
Art
Music
Films
- 'Smear tactics' threaten to halt Slumdog's Oscar march
- Face it: you're dumped
- Is Joaquin Phoenix keeping it real – or just faking it?
Books
Travel
Simon Calder
News & Advice
- Five high altitude hotels
- Something To Declare: Death of the day-trip; trans-Siberian railway; round-the-world flights
- My Life In Travel: Joaquín Cortés
- Travel Agenda: Long Night of the Museums; Tate Triennial; new neighbourhood tours of Chicago
Americas
Asia
Europe
- Rock star: The volcanic attraction of Tenerife
- 48 Hours In: Munich
- 24-Hour Room Service: Hotel Miramar, Barcelona
Middle East
Skiing
Money
Invest & Save
- Questions of Cash: ‘Does customer loyalty mean nothing to Barclays?’
- Thrifty Living: How to track the best travel deals
- Wealth Check: 'I'd like to get my home budget under control'
- The Insider: Free up desk space with a three-in-one printer
- How to cut your bills by getting it all together
- Alice-Azania Jarvis: ‘The baliffs are after me - I’m not opening the door to anyone
- The funds that offer safety but provide little else
- Derek Pain: On Rivington Street, Plus is still a big benefit
- Mark Dampier: A risky bet – but well worth a look
- James Daley: Rein in PPI - just don't shoot it in the head
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Columnist Comments
• Howard Jacobson: You can have too much money
Society will always be unjust. But how great can we bear the disparity to be
• Christina Patterson: Madness is not such a great life
You can go bananas and be sidekick to one of the leaders of the Western world
• Andrew Grice: The soundbite that haunts the PM
I don't think he meant it literally. But he was trying to send a signal.