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Friday 29 August 2008

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The latest culture as recommended by our staff

Clemency Burton-Hill

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Style and Travel

My life as an aspiring clubman

Oscar Humphries dreams of long lunches at the Garrick

Acropolis now

Henry Sands says Athens’s new museum is missing its Marbles

Home On The Grange

Matthew Dennison experiments with self-catering on a royal scale

Under the volcano

Oscar Humphries explores Naples and the Amalfi coast

Arts

Senior moments

New Tricks (BBC1); Mutual Friends (BBC1); Masterchef: the Professionals (BBC1)

That was the year that was

1968: The Year of Revolutions (BBC Radio 4); The Golden Notebook (BBC Radio 4)

Books

The peculiarities of a realist

Fine just the way it is: Wyoming stories by Annie Proulx

On home ground

Neil Clark on Cyril Hare’s Tragedy at Law, first published in 1942.

Style & Travel

The king-makers

James Sherwood apprises the Savile Row tailors who dress royalty

Déjeuner sur l’herbe

Lindy Woodhead is nostalgic about picnics

Here’s how McCain can beat Obama to the White House

The acclaimed young Republican writer, Reihan Salam, says that McCain can win the presidency if he appeals relentlessly to the non-college-educated white middle class, pursues family-friendly tax reform and stands for global peace through American strength

Reihan Salam