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  Week beginning 01 Mar 2004  
 
 
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  The end of the sex war?
Jack O'Sullivan, the founder of the UK's national information centre for fathers, Fathers Direct thinks the future is neither male, nor female and the gender battle is finally over.

  Nina Ananiashvili
Best known for her classical portrayal of romantic heroines, prima ballerina Nina Ananiashvili has brought her company, the Moscow Dance Theatre  to Sadler's Wells.

  Active retirement
Since the start of the Welfare State in 1948 it was thought that we would be looked after from the cradle to the grave. However for many whose retirement might stretch into 2 or even 3 decades, that provision is not adequate to live out an active retirement.

  Taste: Salt
Salt is as essential to life as water. Its taste permeates all our meals despite the fact that there are few naturally salty foods. Ironically the less salt we eat the more salt we can taste in food. And in fact, over salting can dull our perception of all other tastes as well.

 
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