Great Britain / All Themes
Review: In Tearing Haste edited by Charlotte Mosley
05.09.2008 16:36
telegraph.co.uk
Jeremy Lewis enjoys the correspondence of Deborah Devonshire and Patrick Leigh Fermor
Great Britain
Books & CD
Review: The Wasted Vigil by Nadeem Aslam
05.09.2008 16:36
telegraph.co.uk
Sameer Rahim finds a novelist trying to understand a little less, condemn a little more.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Review: God's Executioner by Michael Ó Siochrú
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Marcus Nevitt praises a rich reconstruction of Irish struggles during and after the English civil war.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Review: The White War by Mark Thompson
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Jon Latimer on life and death on the Italian front.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Review: The Forsaken by Tim Tzouliadis
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Christopher Silvester admires a compassionate account of Stalin's American victims.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Pick of the paperbacks
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Filming; Secrets of the Sea; A Little History of the English Country Church; Storm and Conquest; The Several Lives of Joseph Conrad; Life Class; Have A Nice Doomsday
Great Britain
Books & CD
Review: Harm's Way by Celia Walden and The Stepmother's Diary by Fay Weldon
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Laura Thompson on two novels that dissect the wonderful ways of women.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Review: Oscar's Books by Thomas Wright
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Brian Dillon is fascinated by a portrait of Wilde through his reading habits.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Why making children laugh is a serious business
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Nicolette Jones introduces the first Roald Dahl prize for children's books.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Family bookclub: The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
Christopher Middleton introduces The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne.
Great Britain
Books & CD
Patrick Leigh Fermor: The man who walked
05.09.2008 16:35
telegraph.co.uk
At 18 he left home to walk the length of Europe; at 25, as an SOE agent, he kidnapped the German commander of Crete; now at 93, Patrick Leigh Fermor, arguably the greatest living travel writer, is publishing the nearest he may come to an autobiography - and finally learning to type. William Dalrymple meets him at home in Greece.
Great Britain
Books & CD
IRwind.com Onshoreometer
05.09.2008 12:35
kitesurfing.ie
IRwind introduces a new way of looking at the wind. Version 3 of irwind.com launches the Onshoreometer for Dublin, a fun little gadget we invented to show best sailing at a glance. Let us know what you make of it... www.irwind.com/onshoreometer/ Enjoy! Mat
Northern Ireland
On Sports
New drug to treat dogs with heart disease
05.09.2008 12:24
telegraph.co.uk
A drug has been shown to extend the lives of dogs with heart disease by around double what is possible with current treatments. By Roger Highfield.
Great Britain
Science & Education
British pub guide: Pint to pint
05.09.2008 10:18
telegraph.co.uk
Our guide to British pubs. This week: Jonathan Goodall visits The Lord Nelson in Southwold, Suffolk.
Great Britain
Food Industry
English