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Thursday 1 June 2006

    Comment & features p2

  • At last, the podcast novel in print!

    Brian Luff changed the face of publishing for ever this week when his novel, Sex on Legs, became the first to be published only as a podcast, the online audio sensation that has changed the face of listening for ever. The Guardian has obtained the right to publish - or 'printcast' - an exclusive extract from the first chapter.

    G2 Comment & features p3

  • Does organic cod taste better?

    The humble cod, long-suffering staple of the British diet, is set for revolution. This week, Tesco introduces the No Catch range, which it claims is Britain's first farm-reared, 100% sustainable organic cod.
  • Marriage and terrorism - a dangerous mix

    Kira Cochrane: In an article entitled The Marriage Crunch, published in the US magazine Newsweek in 1986, it was reported that a single 40-year-old woman was "more likely to be killed by a terrorist" than to get married.

    Comment & features p8

  • Uncharted Waters

    Sarah Waters is best known for her bodice-ripping lesbian Victorian novels - so it was something of a gamble when she decided to tackle life in wartime Britain. She talks to Lisa Allardice about her 'grisly' first attempts at writing, broadening her mother's mind, and her undying love for Doctor Who.

    G2 Comment & features p12

  • Flying high

    Twenty-eight publishers rejected The Cloudspotter's Guide - but it has become this year's surprise bestseller. Author Gavin Pretor-Pinney tells John Harris what's so great about cumulonimbus - and why we can all benefit from staring up at the sky.

    G2 Comment & features p26

  • Push ... harder!

    Is powerpramming the answer to losing baby fat? Lucy Atkins looks into the hot new exercise for postnatal mothers.

    Features1 p27

  • How to lose ... your fat back

    Peta Bee: Do stretch. Tightness in other muscles, including the hamstrings (back of the thighs) or hip flexors, can pull the back out of alignment and weaken its muscles. Perform the child's pose yoga stretch daily.

  • Tim Dowling tries Eton Fives

    Tim Dowling: It's hardly surprising I never learned this rather specific form of handball, played between two buttresses against the wall of Eton College Chapel, or on a court which recreates that space's eccentric dimensions, most of them in the grounds of other boarding schools.

    G2 Comment & features p36

  • Herceptin will work wonders, not miracles

    Gavyn Davies: The revolutionary drug Herceptin was this week licensed by the European Commission to fight early-stage breast cancer, and it now seems probable that it will shortly be cleared for clinical use in the UK.

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