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Edition: Europe
Vol. 163, No. 5

COVER
How Your Love Life Keeps You Healthy (Cover | Sex & Health)
Sex arouses fascination and controversy, but it also plays a key role in mental and physical health. Where science and Cupid meet


EUROPE
Tony Blair's Perfect Storm (Europe | The Hutton Enquiry)
Tony Blair faces Labour rebels and questions about Iraq

Official Secrets (Britain | Blair's Burden)
A smoking gun puts the war on trial


DAVOS
Rotten At The Core? (Davos Special | Two Speed Europe)
Does the Franco-German motor need an overhaul?

All in the Family (Davos Special | Global Agenda)
Anti-Americanism was out and "shared values" were in at this year's World Economic Forum in Davos


NOTEBOOK
Against the Grain (Notebook | Zimbabwe)
Hopes of change in Zimbabwe are short-lived

Watch What You Wear (Notebook | France)
The wider implications of France's head-scarf ban?

Biz Watch
Black Marks; Executive Bonus Stress; An End To Spam?

World Watch
Mzoudi Trial; Cot-Death Qualms; Mars Find;

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AFRICA
After the Peace, a Long, Hard Road (Africa | Letter from Sudan)
Reconstruction starts amid a fragile truce


GLOBAL ADVISER
Mars Attracts (Global Adviser | Diversions)
The top destinations for the discerning Martian hunter

Pay Up For That Pushcart (Global Adviser | At The Airport)
Airports opt for the paid route to your departure gate

Modest Perfection (Global Adviser | Next Time You're In ... Colombo)
Sampling the pleasures of the hopper, Sri Lanka's crispy, spongy signature staple

Gourmet Perfumes (Global Adviser | Style Watch)
They smell good enough to eat — but don't.

Luxury Locos (Global Adviser | The cost-of-living-it-up index)
What it costs to take a ride on some of the world's finest trains

The Life of a Language (Long-Haul Books)
Abuse, bad language and pedancy will keep you well read


MUSIC
Notes From Underground
Scottish group Franz Ferdinand moves into the spotlight


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