The Week - 2016-09-24

• A recipe for disaster?
• THE FATWA HOTLINE
• The case for grammar schools
• It wasn’t all bad
• What the commentato­rs said
• What the commentato­rs said
• A tale of luck
• IT MUST BE TRUE…
• The gang problem Chicago police can’t solve
• Hardliners still call the shots in Iran
• What the scientists are saying…
• Theresa May: making too many enemies?
• Libya: was Cameron wrong to intervene?
• UKIP: can it survive without Farage?
• Bake Off: chasing the dough to Channel 4
• Doping: the questions that dog Sir Bradley Wiggins
• Tennis: should Murray give up the Davis Cup?
• Commentary box
• Is it unfair to blame Cameron for Libya?
• The Pigeon Tunnel
• Politics
• A Streetcar Named Desire
• Exhibition of the week Wifredo Lam
• Where to buy…
• Best books… Paddy Ashdown
• The Week’s guide to what’s worth seeing and reading
• The Week Wines
• What the experts recommend
• Hygge home-baking: Loki’s brownie
• This week’s dream: a culture fix in the far-flung Faroes
• Getting the flavour of…
• Four of the world’s loveliest pilgrims’ trails
• Former office boy who became an expert in jungle warfare
• American “housewife” who campaigned against equality
• Deutsche Bank: financial crisis casts long shadow
• Seven days in the Square Mile
• City profiles
• Issue of the week: the war on executive pay
• House prices: what the experts think
• Open water
• …and some to sell
• The week’s best buys
• THE WEEK CROSSWORD 1023

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