11 August 2010

Everything in life and style

1. 9.01am Celebrity

   Celebrities have invaded world affairs

   Hadley Freeman: Naomi Campbell and Wyclef Jean have turned the news into the new reality television
2. 8.30am Law
   

   My legal hero: Rose Heilbron

   Labour activist and honorary fellow of St Hilda's College Oxford had a delicate name, but a strong character
3. 8.01am Radio 5 Live
   

   Radio review: Gabby Logan

   The cheerful team banter in Logan's show helps to integrate the very different moods and topics the show embraces, writes Elisabeth Mahoney
4. 8.01am Cycling
   

   A very modern midlife crisis

   Middle-aged man is spurning the fast car for a flash bike. But is this the tip of a fitness iceberg or just a yearning for expensive gear?

5. 8.00am Society
   

   How will lone parents cope with having to find a job when their children reach school age?

   Single parents are to be compelled to seek work once their youngest child turns five, or face losing benefits. We ask families how they will cope.
6. 7.51am Men's health
   

   Midlife crisis? What midlife crisis?

   Middle-aged men are now more likely to buy a fast bike rather than a fast car, but what other signs of midlife crisis have changed over the years?
7. 7.51am Food & drink
   

   On a roll: the unstoppable rise of Greggs the bakers

   Greggs: it's the bakery chain with more shops in Britain than McDonald's. But it's also a consumer giant that's kept its social conscience

8. 1.22am Blood diamonds
   

   Naomi Campbell: I had nothing to gain by lying to Charles Taylor trial

   Model fights back after suggestions by her former agent that she had misled trial over blood diamonds
9. 12.01am Pubs

   In praise of ... community pubs

   Editorial: A fund to help communities buy their local pubs has been axed. Why? Not cost, and nor can it be through lack of demand
10. 12.01am Life and style

    Sudoku 1,637 medium

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

11. 12.00am Cancer
    

    Breath test to detect cancer may be possible, say scientists

    Study reveals prototype device could identify disease and differentiate between its four most common forms

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