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Thursday 11 October 2007

FEATURES

The sad story of Ursula's ashes
Like broadcaster Alistair Cooke, Mary Kenny's sister was a victim of New York bodysnatchers.
11 Oct 2007

Michael Fish: 'It wasn't me the French were to blame'
Twenty years on from the Great Storm of October 1987, Michael Fish looks back on the defining moment of his career. Neil Tweedie battens down the hatches.
11 Oct 2007

Posh but poor
Harriet Carew's ex is making life difficult for her at the office – as well as at home.
10 Oct 2007

Rugby World Cup: Where are the Scrummies?
The rugby equivalent of the Wags enjoy a good time, but they are very different from their football sisters, says Alison Kervin.
09 Oct 2007

Please don't confuse real women with celebrities
Jan Etherington fights back in the name of normal.
09 Oct 2007

Worrying about fat is a feminine issue
Women don't diet to please men but to feel superior to other women, says Alex Bilmes – and this body fascism is a total turn-off.
08 Oct 2007

The Sunday lunch Club
For the best walks, wine, places to eat and things to watch, welcome to the Sunday lunch Club.
07 Oct 2007

Quite Interesting
A quietly intriguing column. This week: A Junket of Js.
06 Oct 2007

Culture clinic
Emma Thompson submits to a little light therapy. Kate Weinberg reports.
06 Oct 2007

Diary of a rugby widow
Are you a Fanatic, a Fed Up or a Fifty-Fifty? Confused? Allow Liane Oldham to explain.
05 Oct 2007

FEATURES CHOICE

Stephen Osborne: Telegraph?s Clipper Venture Competition winner.

Stephen Osborne's yachting adventure

In May, Stephen Osborne won a place on a leg of the Clipper 2007 Round the World Yacht Race, as part of a Telegraph competition. He suffers from incurable cancer and is recording his experiences via an on-board blog.

FEATURES CHOICE

Winning is not enough

Motor-racing hero, crack shot and gifted entrepreneur, Sir Jackie Stewart has always lived life in the fast lane. As his autobiography is released, he talks to Cassandra Jardine.

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