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Tuesday 6 July 2010

Comment & features p2

Tim Dowling's World Cup Diary

Incredibly, England still has a chance of making it to the final . . .
When can kids cycle on their own?

A couple of parents have been criticised for letting their young children cycle a mile to school
What can Britain sell to pay off its debt?

Greece is considering selling islands to help it through the financial crisis. But what could we sell - and how much would it raise?

Comment & features p3

The office that banned gossip

A Wall Street trader says it will sack people for talking about colleagues. What on earth will happen?
Pass notes No 2,807: Cristiano Ronaldo

The Portuguese footballer is now a single parent

Comment & features p8

10:10 honour roll

We name the organisations who are doing their bit to cut carbon emissions … and explain how they're doing it

Comment & features p9

My 10:10 confession

I pledged not to buy new clothes for a year, but I have to admit to slipping up. Just the once

Comment & features p12

The house that 10:10 rebuilt

Alok Jha goes to Bristol to see how life has changed in the eco-home

Comment & features p13

The view from a broad

How Anna Chapman became a Bond girl | Poor pay for female graduates | Liza Minnelli's fashion advice

Comment & features p14

The gout myth

Gout is agony, it's on the increase – and you don't have to binge like Henry VIII to get it, writes sufferer Patrick Weir

Comment & features p15

Dr Luisa Dillner's guide to ... holiday diarrhoea

It can blight your holiday, so how do you treat it – or better still, avoid it?

Comment & features p16

My week: Catherine Le Roy, Marie Curie nurse, Bristol

It can be chaotic when you go in and everyone's bewildered. You have to get the trust of everyone, including the dog

Comment & features p17

Imperial Bedrooms by Bret Easton Ellis

I've no intention of explaining anything so I shrug and hope the critics will love the empty unreliability of my narration

Arts p19

Call that a change of direction?

Tom Jones has horrified his label by releasing an album of spiritual songs. That's nothing compared to pop's greatest u-turns, writes Tim Jonze

Arts p21

Another view on The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists

A life-long painter and decorator reveals how The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists made him determined to be a good boss

Arts p22

Catherine O'Flynn: brutal truths

Her debut novel about a missing child won the Costa. Now Catherine O'Flynn has turned her eye on Birmingham's 'thuggish' architecture, writes Susanna Rustin

Arts p23

Portrait of the artist: Edward Albee, playwright

'Which artists do I admire? Good ones. Would I like to give any examples? Nope – they know who they are'

Puzzles and cartoon p32

Sudoku 1,606 medium

Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9

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