Big chef, little chef: What does it take to become a kitchen star?
In this special section we explore the whole circus of culinary celebrity: from overstuffed critics and TV wannabes to voracious publishers. But first, we ask top chefs to introduce their most promising protégés, whose recipes could have Gordon and Heston shaking in their checked trousers
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3 The ten best acts of sportsmanship
4 2010 World Cup: Team-by-team guide
5 Hughes hoping City can impress Torres
7 Perfect products: The best in modern industrial design
8 The 'biblical' deluge that broke all the records
9 The most controversial goals in football
10 Henry's replay call wrong-foots French
11 Sports car maker switches manufacturing to Britain new
12 The 26-year-old victim of the First World War
13 Man dies after nightclub shooting new
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1 Last-gasp cash keeps airline flying – for now
2 Peruvian gang 'killed peasant farmers for their fat'
3 Stem cells: the first human trial
4 Sports car maker switches manufacturing to Britain new
5 The 50 best places to ski this winter
6 Has science found the cause of ME?
7 Britain's £1.3bn new sub 'Astute' sets sail
8 BNP signs its first non-white member...
9 Leading article: Heavy hand of Rome
10 Robert Fisk’s World: A brave man who stood alone. If only the world had listened to him
11 Book of Kells damaged on Australia trip
12 Sky shrugs off downturn to lift profits and new subscribers
13 The Habit of Art, Lyttelton, National Theatre, London
14 Herman who? The world greets new EU President
15 Ken Wlaschin: Film historian and festival organiser who brought the best of world cinema to London
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2Stem cells: the first human trial
3Blair 'happy to be out of race for Europe job'
4World's biggest cruise ship goes on display
5James Lawton: Henry has never been an angel. Now he is beyond redemption
6European leaders choose the path of least resistance
7Search for missing policeman hit by 'horrendous' weather
8Government to crack down on illegal downloads
Columnist Comments
• Brian Viner: Sorry, Roy, but Ireland played like superstars
It would be nice if Roy Keane could show some generosity of spirit.
• Christina Patterson: What we learn from the Sikh in the BNP
For ethnic harmony, you can go the route of a Tito or a Saddam Hussein.
• Andrew Grice: Blair beaten, but a coup for PM nonetheless
Mr Blair would have loved to become a powerful figurehead for Europe.
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