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An urban hellAn urban hell
9:40am Tue 25 Mar 08
Rapid expansion in Burkina Faso’s cities has resulted in thousands living in squatter settlements without water or sanitation.

Out of sight out of mind?
9:38am Tuesday 25th March 2008
WHEN last year's smoking ban was first mooted, there was widespread scepticism about whether it would work.

Why I won’t be gagged
9:49am Tuesday 25th March 2008
CANON Michael Ainsworth, a priest and colleague of mine just a couple of miles from my rectory in the City of London, was recently attacked in his churchyard by three Asian youths.
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Just like mother-in-law used to make!
9:57am Tuesday 25th March 2008
As the perils of fast foods become increasingly apparent and the pendulum begins to swing back to wholesome home-made dishes, Marjorie McIntyre tries her hand at bread making at one of the country’s most prestigious cookery schools

Plane sailing?
10:14am Tuesday 25th March 2008
Big, Bigger, Biggest (Five, 8pm); Hotel Babylon (BBC1, 9pm); Horizon (BBC2, 9pm) WHEN Croydon Airport, near London, was the country's main airport in 1920, pilots were flying by the seat of their pants as they found their way home using landmarks.

Leader of the pack
10:16am Tuesday 25th March 2008
The column visits idyllicTeesdale village Cotherstone and rediscovers why the Fox and Hounds has managed to stay ahead of the game

Top Rankin
10:15am Monday 24th March 2008
Robert Rankin may be one of the most successful fantasy writers in the UK, but he still doesn't know what day it is. Steve Pratt meets him

'Our children are dying from a lack of clean water''Our children are dying from a lack of clean water'
10:24am Mon 24 Mar 08
A lack of clean water and sanitation means that many people in Burkina Faso face a daily struggle to survive. Lauren Pyrah travels with the charity WaterAid to Africa, to find out what life is like in the rural areas of world’s second poorest country

A word of advice, Heather
10:17am Monday 24th March 2008
WHEN it comes to twisting the knife, the national tabloids do it without blinking. And Heather Mills set herself up as the perfect target during her court battle for Paul McCartney's millions.

Warm reception
10:31am Monday 24th March 2008
I WON'T hear a thing against Sir David Frost after he gave me a lift in his chauffeur-driven Bentley. He concluded our interview by commanding his driver to take me where I wanted to go.

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