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Do the black and white thing: Exemplary 'goodness' is depicted twice in Michael Haneke's film 'The White Ribbon'

Tom Sutcliffe: It's about as good as it gets

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Alex James: My heart was singing in the rain

Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Rural Notebook

Christopher Maume: 'The British National party is right about one thing: the country is filling up'

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

I am not a fan of the BNP, honest. Nick Griffin, patron saint of the benighted and cross-eyed, is as about as high on my list of People To Hug Before I Die as Melanie Phillips or the Grimes twins are. By way of consolation, they all enjoy exalted placings in the list of People To Hang Before I Die. But the British National Party are right about one thing: the country is filling up. Bill Bryson could have called his love letter to Britain Notes from a Small Island With Too Many People, Especially in London.

Tom Sutcliffe: The over-complicated life of Belle de Jour

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

I wonder how many men looked at the photograph of Dr Brooke Magnanti – who outed herself the other day as the real Belle de Jour, blogger horizontale – and thought to themselves, "Yeah ... well I reckon I'd pay £300 for that". I know I did – and it's not because I'd pay £300 for that.

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Dom Joly: You can bet everyone else is a winner

Monday, 16 November 2009

Weird World of Sport: If I arrive in a Rolls-Royce, there's always somebody landing in their helicopter

DJ Taylor: This could get ugly

Sunday, 15 November 2009

The bottom line: Moves for more secret inquests, Mrs Honecker’s lack of regret, arrogant banks and instant sackings might get you down, but at least Sir Jeremy is fighting back

Dom Joly: One snip, lots of smiles – and a big cry for help

Sunday, 15 November 2009

It's only gone and happened again. I pop out for an evening in London and wham – the vet's snippers strike again. I meet Stacey for lunch at our beloved eaterie, Made By Bob in Cirencester. Lunch is friendly and happy – and then she hits me with the sucker punch.

Richard Ingrams's Week: Lots of money for BBC staff, less for its contributors

Saturday, 14 November 2009

MPs should be grateful to the BBC for revealing this week full details of the pay and expenses of all their senior executives.

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