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Friday May 16 2008

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  • Editors' picks

  • Hundreds of thousands of people were massacred during the genocide of 1994 in Rwanda. Now, in neighbouring Congo, the fugitive killers are training their children to carry on the Hutu mission of extermination. By Chris McGreal

  • Marina Hyde reports on: Fergie's reality check, Pete Doherty's cat rearing abilities and the return of Danielle Lloyd

    Comment & features p12

  • Naked ambition

    Thomas Haden Church got his break in Sideways by stripping for the audition. He tells Ed Pilkington why he's baring all for his new movie, and how he went from chainsaw-swinging cowboy with a failed TV career behind him to Hollywood's favourite rogue

    Comment & features p14

  • What Cherie didn't say

    Cherie Blair's memoirs are full of revelations, but they leave many burning questions unanswered. Zoe Williams fills in the gaps

    Comment & features p16

  • A mother who fought to the end

    After her daughter, Sarah, took a fatal overdose in prison, Pauline Campbell, who died yesterday, became a tireless campaigner against the deaths of women in custody. Julie Bindel pays tribute to a woman who was driven by a passion for justice

    Comment & features p18

  • You're attired!

    Hit TV show The Apprentice looks set to do for office wear what Sex and the City did for brunch wear. Simon Chilvers on how to get the look on the high street

    Comment & features p20

  • Offcuts

    Jess Cartner-Morley on Kristin Davis | the fringe: over or under the sunnies? | Star Wars themed wedding

    Comment & features p21

  • Pick of the week: Nine-to-five shorts

    Nicole Jackson: What might be perfectly acceptable attire for a sunny day in the park could provoke many a raised eyebrow at your Monday meeting

    TV and radio p27

  • Last night's TV

    Nancy Banks-Smith on The Invisibles | The Artful Codgers

    TV and radio p28

  • Radio review

    Elisabeth Mahoney on The Man From the McCarthy Agency | Woman's Hour

    TV and radio p31

  • TV Dinners

    Jim Shelley on how to make ... The Invisibles

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