The Guardian: Weekend

Saturday May 17 2008

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    Features & comment p11

  • Q&A

    Nick Clegg MP, leader of the Liberal Democrats party

    Nick Clegg, Liberal Democrat leader

    Features & comment p12

  • American psyche

    George Saunders: Reality shows are all the rage here in America, so I started my own

  • How to ... mess things up

    Guy Browning: Making a mistake is easy but making a mess of something requires a bit more work

    Features & comment p14

  • A machine keeps me alive

    Experience: One evening in 1994, I stopped breathing while watching TV. Fortunately my husband Pete, a firefighter, had not gone to rugby training that evening and resuscitated me

    Features & comment p32

  • The long slide

    Hugo Chavez, president of Venezuela, talks to the press as he arrives at the Santa Clara airport, Cuba

    After almost a decade in power and his first failure at the polls, can it be that Venezuela's Hugo Chávez is losing his touch? Rory Carroll reports

    Features & comment p45

  • 'Thank God hip-hop came along'

    Music turned Tracy Marrow into rap star Ice-T and saved him from a life of gangs and robbery. Here, together with author and film-maker Nelson George, he reflects on the forces that can conspire to make crime attractive, inevitable even

    Features & comment p67

  • The measure

    What's hot and what's not

  • The measure

    What's hot and what's not

  • From papier-mache penis to plaid

    Alexis Petridis on the questionable items in the spring/summer 08 menswear collection

  • Pretty in print

    Jess Cartner-Morley: This is being hailed as the Summer of Print. Those of us who missed the Summer of Love may feel we have drawn the short straw, but there you go

    Features & comment p69

  • Eyeliner

    The best eyeliners reviewed by Emma Cook

  • What I see in the mirror

    Emilia Fox: Left to my own devices, I don't look in the mirror much, but when I'm at work I'm plonked in front of one for an hour each day

    Features & comment p70

  • Chive talking

    Chives are the unsung heroes of the British kitchen, with a mild, oniony bite that makes a welcome mark on all sorts of savoury dishes, says Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall

    Features & comment p73

  • Source it

    Nikki Duffy: The British chive begins in April and lasts until September. In supermarkets and greengrocers, you'll find cut chives and pots of growing chives

    Features & comment p78

  • Restaurant review

    Matthew Norman reviews Lahore Original Kebab House, London, NW4

    Features & comment p81

  • Trading down to trade up

    Victoria Moore: If you know what to look for, you can often get a better (although different) drink more cheaply

    Features & comment p85

  • Are you happy?

    David Murdoch, curler

  • This column will change your life

    Oliver Burkeman: 'First and foremost, it's important to be yourself on a first date," writes the relationship expert Lisa Steadman, author of It's A Breakup, Not A Breakdown

    Features & comment p87

  • What women don't understand about men

    Lisa thinks I've suggested that her new man, Lloyd, is too good for her. To get out of trouble, I've used the analogy of how stupid it would be if someone awarded her the title of the Best-Looking Woman In London

  • Love by numbers

    Dr Luisa Dillner on the benefits of relationship counselling

    Features & comment p88

  • Do the time warp

    It hasn't changed since the 50s. Now, the new owner of this house wants to preserve the past - but update it, too. Hannah Booth reports

    Features & comment p95

  • Space solves

    From good-quality plastic cutlery to newspaper hangers: Space solves all your problems

    Features & comment p97

  • Confessions of a collector

    Hunter Davies: Railwayana really is romantic and also terribly serious, with lots of subsections, most with their own clubs, organisations and magazines

    Features & comment p100

  • Master of disguise

    Clever camouflage can hide the ugly bins and boxes that blight front gardens, says Lisa Buckland

    Features & comment p103

  • Green flower power

    Carol Klein: There is something contrary about flowers the colour of leaves that makes them intriguing

  • Clippings

    Lia Leendertz: Marigolds are murder but ladybirds are lovely

    Features & comment p105

  • Stumped?

    Lia Leendertz: Can I compost cereal boxes? | Turn you garden jungle into a safari park

    Features & comment p107

  • On the road

    Peugeot 207 CC GT

    Something about this small, sporty number with its push-button electric roof taps successfully into a woman's inner Penelope Pitstop

    Features & comment p109

  • Dork talk

    Simon Armitage

    Once hooked up to the computer, you can choose various training routines and monitor just about every aspect of your jogging, writes Simon Armitage

  • Gadget clinic

    Album identification problems and solar-powered speakers

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