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Wednesday 21 May 2008

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Stuart Wheeler: 'Gamblers love to lose? Not me&'
Spread-betting tycoon Stuart Wheeler tells Neil Tweedie why he's suing the Government.
21 May 2008

Idina Sackville: the haunted queen of Happy Valley
When Frances Osborne investigated the decadent life of her great-grandmother, the exotic Idina Sackville, she unearthed a tragic secret.
21 May 2008

The new Season
The modern socialite’s Season isn’t about posh picnics with chinless chums and the pursuit of a husband or wife; it’s about high glamour and maximum fun with some nominal worthiness thrown in for good measure. Here is The Daily Telegraph’s guide to the new Season.
20 May 2008

Chelsea Flower Show ushers in the new Season
As the Chelsea Flower Show opens today, Simon Mills marvels at the new Season, where commercialism is rife, sporting events take a back seat and culture is cool.
20 May 2008

George Harrison: Chelsea Flower Show homage to late Beatle
It may not be rock'n'roll, but he liked it. Judith Woods on the Chelsea tribute to George Harrison.
20 May 2008

Quite Interesting
A quietly intriguing column. This week: A queue of Qs.
17 May 2008

My perfect weekend: Jenny Agutter
For Jenny Agutter, it has to be the Cornish coast's sea air and relaxed atmosphere.
17 May 2008

Culture clinic: Alistair McGowan
This week: singer Alistair McGowan submits to a little light therapy. Kate Weinberg reports.
17 May 2008

Solar-powered wheelchairs: rally running on sunshine
Adrian Tierney-Jones cheers on the leading lights of a great adventure - crossing Britain in solar-powered wheelchairs.
17 May 2008

The recession: ouch! The pinch is beginning to hurt...
With the good times officially over, what's the forecast for the Coping Classes, asks Judith Woods.
16 May 2008

FEATURES CHOICE

The meaning of discretion

In her first interview since publishing her memoirs, Cherie Blair tells Peter Stanford she has some regrets but stands by her honesty and outspokenness.

FEATURES CHOICE

A-Z of weddiquette

A guide to modern marriage by Judith Woods, from A for Abroad to Z for zzzzz.

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