The Week - 2016-10-29

• A decision at last
• ALONE IN THE SEA FOR 29 HOURS
• Can spiders hear you coming?
• Closing the Jungle
• It wasn’t all bad
• What the commentato­rs said
• What the commentato­rs said
• The breakup of Britain?
• The Middle East’s forgotten war
• Don’t vilify novelists for doing their job
• IT MUST BE TRUE…
• A “disgracefu­l” attack on US democracy
• The mystery of the Russian killer blown up in a lift
• Philip Green: why was he ever knighted?
• Theresa May: unflappabl­e but inscrutabl­e
• Pick of the week’s Gossip
• Putin: how much should we blame him?
• Hackers: hijacking our gadgets
• Football: Mourinho’s humiliatin­g return to Stamford Bridge
• Cricket: Stokes saves England
• Commentary box
• Making the best of Brexit
• SAS: Rogue Heroes
• A History of Pictures
• CDS of the week: three new releases
• Theatre: The Red Barn
• Exhibition of the week Towards Night
• Best books… Chris Mullin
• Television
• Kiln What the experts recommend
• The best… quiet domestic appliances
• Great sporting adventures in sun and snow
• A wild Italian island
• The creator of Dad’s Army, who also co-wrote Hi-de-hi!
• Housewife who invented the disposable nappy
• Tata Sons: Indian drama means more uncertaint­y in Port Talbot
• Seven days in the Square Mile
• Issue of the week: the trouble with Wallonia
• Annuity U-turn: what the pundits say
• …and some to sell
• The week’s best buys
• THE WEEK CROSSWORD 1028

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