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Sastre wins Tour de France02:00
Twenty20: Showman Shah breaks bank00:00
Second helpings: Pizzas with pizzazz00:00
Sri Lanka 600-6 India 223 & 138dec: Murali and Mendis send India spinning to defeat00:00
Barry returns to fold but Villa lose Bouma00:00
Athletics: Rutherford lifts himself with hopes of history00:00
Trial to lift veil of secrecy over Oprah's African academy00:00
Democracy: Crisis and Renewal, By Paul Ginsborg00:00
Edinburgh elite: Who's going to be the talk of the biggest arts festival in the world next month?00:00
Burglar alarms: you turn your back and the discounts have gone00:00
Editor-At-Large: Fat cats of the food industry only want us to eat more and more00:00
Magical library may vanish00:00
Michael Williams: Readers' editor00:00
Sarah Sands: Take it from an usherette: kissing's what the back row is for00:00
Harmison is recalled to kick-start comeback00:00
Wind surfing: First there was romance in the air, now rivalry puts wind up Dempsey00:00
They've bought a Bacon. Now for a $300,000 settee00:00
Album: Kitty, Daisy and Lewis, Kitty, Daisy and Lewis (Sunday Best)00:00
Album: Hanggai, Introducing Hanggai (World Music Network)00:00
Page Turner: The sex scenes JK Rowling never wrote00:00
Pensions made for people who love being in control00:00
Athletics: Ohuruogu makes false start but has plenty left in tank00:00
Murray sets up chance of revenge over Nadal00:00
Barack and Winston: both going all the way for Mom00:00
Disabled youngsters forced into marriage to provide passports00:00
Paris (15)00:00
The banker the credit crisis couldn't touch00:00
Plot to dump Brown00:00
The Wire, FX<br/>Burn Up, BBC2<br/>John Barrowman: the Making of Me, BBC100:00
Wood turns pro for shot at big time – and lots of wedge00:00
Peter York On Ads: In an age when music has lost its meaning,will Knock-off Nigel be seen as a bad guy?00:00
Matthew Bell: The <i>IoS</i> diary00:00
Fishing Lines: Don't bank on a monster hit when the TV crews turn up00:00
Kallis starved of runs but hungry to join the feast00:00
<i>IoS</i> letters, emails & texts, 27 July 200800:00
Swiftly, By Adam Roberts00:00
Dr Feelgood: Facial oil - greasy but good?00:00
Dodge Journey00:00
Labour in crisis: What happens next?00:00
Black magic: Skye Gyngell reveals the best way to serve truffle00:00
We walk a fine line on public interest, but kiss and tell is dead00:00
Selected Poems, By Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin00:00
Tour de France: Sastre times it right to set up his lap of honour00:00
Gloom deepens in the banking sector as HBOS profits plunge 60 per cent00:00
Parties: Brown's entry crunch00:00
Death-crash spy planes are still leaking fuel00:00
How We Met: Zandra Rhodes & Andrew Logan00:00
Scrambled eggs and shaved black truffles00:00
Seven go mad in Val d'Azun. Well, who's going to know?00:00
The energy supplier is a mystery but the meter is running00:00
Back in fashion after 50 years – Marilyn00:00
Viva la diva!: Rupert Smith explains his fascination with Yma Sumac00:00
Army's torture of prisoners 'had official blessing'00:00
Inter still chasing Lampard as Kaka waits in the wings00:00
Hadrian, British Museum, London00:00
Australia 34 New Zealand 19: Deans deepens Kiwi woes00:00
DVD: Funny Games00:00
Rentokil slide continues00:00
Neil Norman: Lydon - a loaded Pistol with his sights trained on humbug00:00
Car Choice: So who won my old Bimmer? The Bangernomist with sausages ...00:00
Tips & Deals for Travellers00:00
Tudor terror: John Guy is on a mission to bring history to the masses00:00
The uplifting 'Last Lecture' man dies at 4700:00
Album: Simian Mobile Disco, Sample and Hold (Wichita)00:00
Album: Marianne Faithfull, Live at the BBC (Decca)00:00
Margareta Pagano: If Jobs is a genius, why isn't he talking about Apple's succession?00:00
Silvio Berlusconi: The padrone is back and he means business00:00
Album: Milton Nascimento & Belmondo, Milton Nascimento & Belmondo (Must)00:00
The Child Migrants, Radio 400:00
John Rentoul: Now it is when, not if, for Mr Brown00:00
Karadzic arrest: Welcome to Bosnia00:00
Bigfoot: New evidence00:00
Legal move looms after 'harassed' TNK-BP boss leaves Russia00:00
Boxing: Fallon can apply mat finish if eyes hold out00:00
Feargal Sharkey: Noises Off00:00
West Side Story, Sadler's Wells, London<br/>Spartacus, Coliseum, London00:00
Cabecous de Rocamadour with honey and truffle00:00
Book Of The Week: Talking of Sport, by Dick Booth00:00
Karadzic begins his game of cat and mouse00:00
Tunnel link boss waits for offer to mastermind Crossrail project00:00
In the Bath, By Tim Fitzhigham00:00
The Hacker: How to make a spectacle of yourself as an armchair player00:00
Making Time, By Steve Taylor00:00
Katy Guest: Left vs right - it's a question of manners00:00
Close-up: Sam Killcoyne00:00
Ask Martha: I'm revamping my shared front garden with my neighbours. How do I get my way?00:00
Why I love: Italian gunslinging00:00
The champion that time forgot: Why do we find it so hard to love Daley Thompson?00:00
Plot to dump Brown00:00
Helsinki hots up with hip hotels00:00
Stitch in time: the traditional, hand-made workwear that has earned a cult following00:00
Album: Mozart, Violin Concertos/Sinfonia Concertante (Deutsche Grammophon)00:00
Interiors expert Phil Kind's flat is made for entertaining - so long as the guests don't stand up00:00
Parents to get 'fat reports' after children are weighed00:00
The Fat Plan, By Glen Neath00:00
Sister act: The female pro computer-gamers who are pounding the boys into submission00:00
India will beat China – all in its own good time00:00
McLaren gets a grip: Hamilton emerges from twists and turns00:00
Album: Mitty Collier, Shades of Mitty Collier – the Chess Singles (Kent Soul)00:00
Duke Of Marmalade is toast of Ascot after brave fightback under Murtagh00:00
Josko Vlasic: The Split personality who is best bar none00:00
Economic View: Our best chance of staying out of recession may be to back the Treasury against the Bank00:00
Tour de France: Old race finds new lease of life without the need for drugs00:00
Lou Reed's Berlin (12A)00:00
Hänsel und Gretel, Glyndebourne, east Sussex<br/>Street Scene, The Young Vic, London00:00
Sebastian Coe: Lord of the Flyers00:00
M&S's green adviser hits pay dirt00:00
Sport on TV: Oar-inspiring king of pain almost sinks without trace00:00
The Impostor, By Damon Galgut00:00
Alan Watkins: It's 10-1 the bookies are having a bit of fun00:00
Album: Freddie Hubbard, On the Real Side (4Q/Times Square)00:00
Love child and mistress claims hit Edwards00:00
Fashion: Let purple's reign begin00:00
Ferry shipments of 'terror-threat' plutonium end00:00
Credo: Robert Baer00:00
The Nick Townsend column: Sorry Cristiano, modern 'slavery' is Olympic rowing00:00
The Long-Player Goodbye, By Travis Elborough00:00
Hidden Havana: life beyond mojitos and big, fat cigars00:00
Leeds 12 St Helens 26: Golden Graham raises Saints as Rhinos' charge falls short00:00
Entrepreneurs say it's hard to get ahead in Britain00:00
Bites: Roman shells out on his Eternal love00:00
The City Diary00:00
Fight of the Valkyries: The Wagners' bitter struggle for control of their own opera festival00:00
Happy birthday, HIP. But do sellers think it's worth the candle?00:00
Eating Out: Sun, sand and superb seafood00:00
Inside Lines: Why Beijing is no T-party for the Brits00:00
Audio book of the week: The Beckoning Lady by Margery Allingham00:00
Are We There Yet?00:00
Culture: Pirates won't rob writers of riches00:00
julian Knight: Mortgage sharks and home loan hustlers00:00
Album: Indian Jewelry, Free Gold (We Are Free)00:00
Leading article: Finished? Maybe. Should he be? No00:00
Zany distraction that became starting blocks for a gold rush00:00
My hidden hero: Emma Townshend gets a tour of James Alexander-Sinclair's secret garden00:00
Lazy days in the East End (of Scotland, that is)00:00
Athletics: King of the track puts on regal show at Palace00:00
Dom Joly: Daddy's little jumper – it seems to run in the family00:00
Close-up: José Padilha00:00
Obama on tour: Three special relationships in one day00:00
Market meltdown? Carbon trading is just warming up00:00
You need a special credit card to eat at Vapiano - for the rare privilege of helping yourself to mulchy pasta00:00
Passport, tickets, money – what could possibly go wrong?00:00
Graphic novels: A timely rediscovery of Hawke00:00
Management poised for technology buyout00:00
Leeds 12 St Helens 26: Golden Graham raises Saints as Rhinos' charge falls short00:00
Sailing: Blonde ambition turns to gold00:00
Album: Boesset/Campra/Lully, 200 Ans de Musique à Versailles (CMBV)00:00
Hotel Of The Week: San Domenico House, London00:00
British businessman to testify against 'merchant of death'00:00
Seaside Suffolk mobilises for 'Operation Sort Gordon's Head Out'00:00
Moss and friends caught up in the property slump00:00
The Dark Knight (12A)00:00
Music industry: The party's over. Haven't they heard?00:00
Olympics: Four decades later, we're all still doing the Fosbury Flop00:00
Around The UK00:00
The bar is lowered, but first-time buyers are still struggling to live the dream00:00
Brendan Simms: If Britain had had its way, Karadzic would be a free man now00:00
Buddha Collapsed Out of Shame (PG)00:00
2012 Olympic village back on track00:00
The Portrait of a Lady, Theatre Royal, Bath<br/>Nocturne, Almeida, London<br/>Wink the Other Eye, Wilton's Music Hall, London00:00
Labour in crisis: Is it really all over for Brown?00:00
UK's marine ecologists start to think big00:00
Siôn Jenkins: 'I met Billie-Jo's killer'00:00
Rates fall below seven per cent but how long can they stay there?00:00
Women's British Open: 'Tigress Woods' puts family first and calls it quits00:00
Love, National Gallery, London00:00
Fishing in Utopia, By Andrew Brown00:00
Album: Nas, Untitled (Def Jam)00:00
I love a show, the smell of new cars makes me giddy ...00:00
Album: XX Teens, Welcome to Goon Island (Mute)00:00
Salad of mache, walnuts and black truffles00:00
EU internet proposals raise civil liberty fears00:00
Ocean Sea, By Alessandro Bariccotrs Alexander McEwan00:00
Nevada brothel entices visitors with free petrol00:00
Qantas chief denies holed jumbo was a 'rust bucket'00:00
Obama on tour: 'If it's Saturday, it must be London'00:00
The Feral Beast00:00
Cornwall: A land of haves, and have nots