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  Don't blame the Wags for World Cup failures

  Oct 16 2008:

  Laura Barton: It has probably not escaped your attention that it has been 42 years since England last won the World Cup

• 'If the work is free, is it art?'

  Oct 16 2008:

  In the past few years an unprecedented amount of money has poured into the art world. Has it become too commercialised? As Frieze, the UK's biggest art fair, opens in London, Sarah Thornton talks to eight leading artists about how the market influences them

• A game of other halves

  Oct 15 2008:

  Open thread: Rio Ferdinand has blamed players' wives and girlfriends, but who do you think is responsible for England's poor football performance?

• Obituary: Irene Bruegel

  Oct 15 2008:

  Obituary: Academic and activist against injustice

• Fertility reform held up by MPs, says watchdog

  Oct 14 2008:

  Plans to overhaul UK fertility laws held up by political squabbling over abortion rights, argues HFEA

• 'I've always been the outsider'

  Oct 13 2008:

  She was a pop powerhouse whose songs lit up the 1980s. And now Cyndi Lauper is back - with a hot dance album and the same couldn't-give-a-hoot attitude. By Caroline Sullivan

• The debt all women owe to Jade and Wendy

  Oct 12 2008:

  Barbara Ellen: It seems that I, along with all the females in the country, should be thanking Jade Goody

• Canoeing star's eggs frozen for babies after 2012 Olympics

  Oct 12 2008:

  Helen Barnes believes operation will allow her to train for games without sacrificing motherhood

• Doctor in IVF furore is the best, says watchdog

  Oct 9 2008:

  Technique results in 12,596 births in UK overall, and Taranissi success rate is double national average

• Joe Biden is the real women's candidate

  Oct 8 2008:

  Morra Aarons-Mele: Sarah Palin may appeal to female voters, but Joe Biden's the candidate with the long record of support for women's rights

• The Bush sex ed doctrine

  Oct 8 2008:

  Sarah Wildman: Even in its final months, the Bush administration is working hard to deny women around the world access to contraception

• ACE plumps for the usual suspects

  Oct 8 2008:

  A bold move would be to appoint an Arts Council England chair from outside the arts, says Charlotte Higgins

• Sidelines

  Oct 8 2008:

  Kira Cochrane on the ugly truth about men and women, freefalling and the slump in the cosmetic surgery industry

• Fierce creature

  Oct 8 2008:

  Roseanne Barr talks to Chrissy Iley about diets, anti-depressants, divorce and the dark side of fame

• Cooking Mama's way

  Oct 8 2008:

  Julie Bindel: It's good to see the staff of one of London's top Italian restaurants calling on their mothers to take centre stage

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