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Editors' picks
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Bolton is home to an unusually high number of disadvantaged young people. For our Christmas charity appeal, Simon Hattenstone visits a project to help teens stay in school or find work -
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Jim Naughtie wasn't the first presenter to let slip with a four-letter foul-up
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The Trip gives tourists a taste for the Lakes
Comment & features p2
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Brrrrrr . . . Is John Frew Britain's bravest postman?
It's -8C, but still one postman is to be seen delivering mail in shorts. Is there more than masculine pride at stake?
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Pass notes No 2,893: Mike Hancock
Just why would an alleged Russian spy become research assistant to a backbench Lib Dem MP?
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My Strictly diary: what should I do with all the frocks?
It's all very well being offered my costumes from Strictly Come Dancing, but where and when would I actually get a chance to wear them?
Comment & features p3
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Cameron's hijacking of Nudge theory is a classic example of how big ideas get corrupted
Comment & features p5
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The view from a broad: four-letter words, lady buses and a Christmas list with a difference
Comment & features p13
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My week: Peter Carey, consultant in genitourinary medicine
The impact of HIV since the 1980s has been huge, and no matter how great the leaps forward in treatment, it's still a difficult diagnosis for people to deal with
Comment & features p16
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Unbelievable! by Michael Winner
Marlon Brando was very fat and angry. "Calm down, dear," I told him. He appreciated that.
Comment & features p17
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Another view on Kin
Arts p21
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Today | Start the Week
TV and radio in G2 p24
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TV review: Coronation Street
TV and radio in G2 p25
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Tonight's TV highlights
Natural World: Panda Makers | The Foods That Make Millions | The Joy Of Stats | True Stories: I Was Bin Laden's Bodyguard | Community | Imagine
TV and radio in G2 p26
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Cable girl: Kerry Katona – Coming Clean
TV and radio in G2 p27
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The quality of life is harder in the north
Cartoon:
Steve Bell's If...
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Chess: Battleground London
World champion Anand faces his nearest rival Carlsen at the London Chess Classic
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Sudoku 1,738 medium
Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9
