Dear Dad

 13.06.2008 20:13   telegraph.co.uk

As we prepare to mark Father's Day tomorrow, leading figures - including the Prime Minister - share their paternal memories.

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Pet subjects

 13.06.2008 20:13   telegraph.co.uk

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If growing up is really hard to do...

 13.06.2008 20:13   telegraph.co.uk

... life coaching might be the answer, says Tamsin Kelly.

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Gun crime: strong advice in hip-hop fashion

 13.06.2008 20:13   telegraph.co.uk

From a London school, Janie Lawrence reports on a cool initiative to fight crime.

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The Idle Parent

 13.06.2008 20:13   telegraph.co.uk

Books are good for their brains and your pocket, says Tom Hodgkinson.

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Pretty (worrying) in pink

 13.06.2008 20:13   telegraph.co.uk

Marianne Kavanagh explores the sinister side of a favourite 'girly' colour.

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Have sports days run their course?

 13.06.2008 20:13   telegraph.co.uk

Mary Common finds boredom has replaced competition.

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A haunting with emotion at its core

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Sinclair McKay reviews The Telling by Jo Baker

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Writers, talking

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Bevis Hillier reviews Off the Page ed by Carole Burns

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Sporting male weeklies

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Robert Douglas-Fairhurst reviews The Flash Press by Patricia Cline Cohen, Timothy J Gilfoyle & Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz

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Lord Snowden: small in stature, big in bed

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Duncan Fallowell reviews Snowdon: the Biography by Anne de Courcy

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Endpaper

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Every book is a tiny club of people who've come and gone within it. And sometimes one of them leaves something for the next, explains Tim Martin.

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Norman Lewis: a master of evasion

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Nicholas Shakespeare reviews Semi-Invisible Man by Julian Evans

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Anarcho-capitalism and cyberspace

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Andrew McKie reviews science fiction

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The women in Lloyd George's life

 13.06.2008 20:12   telegraph.co.uk

Frances Wilson reviews The Pain and the Privilege by Ffion Hague

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