Editor's Choice
Our selection of some of the best writing and most compelling recent articles, pictures and video on Telegraph.co.uk
Confessions of a Virtual Housewife
Ceri Radford’s Telegraph blog impersonating a Home Counties harridan has been turned into a novel.
How savvy readers are making extra cash
From renting driveways to baking cakes, Britons are finding innovative ways to boost their income.
Arts cuts: the show will go on
Despite the howls of protest, the Arts Council should be applauded for its handling of the cuts, says Rupert Christiansen.
Radioplayer: radio's digital future
Today sees the launch of Radioplayer – an online service with brings together all BBC radio content and the majority of the UK’s commercial stations.
What do you put in your Bloody Mary?
Declared the world's most complex cocktail, Max Davidson wonders if it's acceptable to add your own ingredients.
Naples on a canny budget
A reader who took a bargain break in Naples has some impressive money-saving ideas.
1981: What was the price of a pint?
For the first time in 30 years, Britons' wages have gone down in real terms. But what were our lives like at the beginning of the Eighties?
Migrants flood Lampedusa
Migrants from Tunisia and Libya flood the tiny Italian island of Lampedusa.
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Mick Jones: return of the BAD times
The ex-Clash guitarist tells Andrew Perry how hooking up with Gorillaz inspired his band's return.
30 Mar 2011
'I hope you get everything you deserve, Ed'
David Miliband has once again lost out on a job thanks to his brother – this time as best man at Ed’s wedding. Robert Colvile imagines the speech he might have given.
30 Mar 2011
Mothering Sunday gift ideas
Carolyn Hart looks at the latest Food News, including all the best treats for Mothering Sunday
30 Mar 2011
Caerhays Castle: cultivated chaos
Magnolias, rhododendrons and camellias run riot at Caerhays Castle in Cornwall, probably Britain’s most important exotic woodland
30 Mar 2011
The truth about your supermarket loaf
Made with flour that’s been frozen for up to a year: Rose Prince exposes the 'fresh’ bread con.
30 Mar 2011
A lesson in how to grow up naturally
BBC presenter Kate Humble is right to say that schools should take pupils out to enjoy the countryside, says Clive Aslet. Children are growing up as deprived as a Victorian chimney sweep.
30 Mar 2011
Has Kate killed the hen party?
Bryony Gordon hopes that Kate Middleton's low-key girls' night in will be the hen do to end all hen dos.
30 Mar 2011
Austerity cinema will kill the TV stars
Remember what happened to 'The Avengers'? 'The Dukes of Hazzard'? 'The A Team'? Don't take 'The Professionals' down too.
29 Mar 2011
Would Einstein get funded today?
The West is losing the scientific research race and it's harder to get backing for blue-sky thinking, says Michael Day.
29 Mar 2011
Fern Britton: our very own Oprah
For her new chat show, Fern Britton has been pitched as our very own Oprah. Here she talks about her mum-next-door image – and keeping that post-gastric-band figure.
29 Mar 2011
Beat the tax deadline to make money
There are lots of ways to keep more of your earnings in your wallet if you act now.
29 Mar 2011
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