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Sunday July 27 2008

  • Nine years after its launch, Big Brother is down to 3 million viewers. Yet reality TV is as likely to drop out of the schedules as sport or the news. Rachel Cooke reports

    Comment & features p7

  • My body & soul

    George Galloway, Celebrity Big Brother contestant and MP, 53

    Comment & features p21

  • Top ten earners

    How much do the big shots of reality TV earn?

    Comment & features p23

  • The numbers game

    The 10 most popular reality shows and their biggest single audiences

    Comment & features p32

  • Murder he wrote

    American writer and producer George Pelecanos

    Novelist and co-writer of The Wire George Pelecanos talks to Amy Raphael about growing up Greek and the day he shot his friend in the face

    Comment & features p42

  • Revenge is a dish best served cold

    The popular blog Waiter Rant gives insight into the pitfalls of dining out. It has now been served up in book form, and here the writer reveals why the customer is (nearly) always wrong

    Comment & features p54

  • My space

    Noel Gallagher's ex and wallpaper designer Meg Mathews invites us into her home and talks daughters, design and fish dinners

    Comment & features p60

  • The thrill of the grill

    The fragrant smoke, the heady herbs, the sizzling meat... There's nothing like a barbecue to get the juices flowing, says Nigel Slater

    Comment & features p63

  • Ask Nigel

    How to cook rice properly | Tarts without bitterness

    Comment & features p65

  • Going belly up

    American Style Ribs at The Chicago Rib Shack

    The only thing the revamped Chicago Rib Shack grills expertly, says Jay Rayner, is your wallet

    Comment & features p67

  • Punch drunk

    What happens when two super-critics go head to head over Bordeaux? Tim Atkin on a heavyweight bottle battle

  • Ask Tim

    Screwcaps on wine bottles | When to drink a 1989 Château Léoville-Barton

    Comment & features p69

  • A turn for the best

    As the garden reaches its peak, there's plenty you can still do to prolong its glory. But the most important job, says Dan Pearson, is to sit back and savour it

    Comment & features p71

  • Ask Dan

    Taking cuttings of roses | Less wild buddleia | Limey soil

    Comment & features p74

  • Six appeal

    Feathers, water-based paints, racing engines... Martin Love finds the Mazda 6 full of surprises

    Comment & features p75

  • Incredible journey

    Ailsa Forbes remembers the night drives to Dundee

    Comment & features p77

  • Horoscopes

    Neil Spencer on your astrological week ahead

    Comment & features p78

  • Dear Mariella

    My daughter-in-law is pregnant. She is reserved and self-contained and though I've offered to care for the baby, she's refused. What will make her start to like us?

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