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Russell T Davies interview: Feeling regenerated Russell T Davies is embracing life – and TV – beyond the Tardis, he tells JAMES RAMPTON

Truly terrific 20 to see at T in the Park You know the headliners, but T in the Park's biggest treats could be further down the bill

Interview: Denise Van Outen, actress and presenter DENISE VAN OUTEN examines a lock of her ash-blonde hair and announces that at last she's the blonde she has always wanted to be. "This is my happiest blonde colour," says the newlywed, with a smile. If happiness were a colour, then it wou

Interview: Michael Winner Film director, restaurant critic, bon viveur and former self-confessed fat pig Michael Winner is many things to many people. To middle England, he's the gallivanting gourmand whose to-the-point restaurant reviews are a talking point at Sunday lunch. To the telly-viewing public at large, he's the "Calm down, dear"

Midsummer: Love in the farce lane

Book reviews: My Father's Tears and Other Stories | Endpoint and other Poems, by John Updike

Exclusive short story: Lucky We Live Now, by Kate Atkinson

Venus and Serena Williams: The best of enemies

A garden is not just a feast for the eyes – there's something to delight all the senses

Travel: Galloway House Estate, The lodge with a taste of city living deep in the country

News just in … science reporting is still alive and kicking the world over

Restaurant Review: The Cellar, Anstruther

Book review: After Mandela: The Battle for the Soul of South Africa

Recipes: Fresh figs are one of the joys of summer, in a tangy relish, an ice-cream and as a starter with Parma ham

Highland hospitality and fabulous food make Boath House Hotel a real find

Hotel review: Le Bristol, Paris

Book review: Bad Girls Go Everywhere: The Life of Helen Gurley Brown

TV review: Torchwood: Children of Earth | Jo Brand's Getting On | Taking The Flak

Champagne houses are concentrating on improving quality

Book review: Ménage, by Ewan Morrison

Book review: Au Revoir to All That: Food, Wine and the End of France

Robert McNeil: Dolphins and cheap beer – what more could one want?

Bats deserve a place in our affections. As well as being fascinating to watch, they are the midge's mortal enemy

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