Notebook

Rosie Millard

• 30 August 2004

Can a new docudrama teach us to empathise with the feelings of the 9/11 attackers? Asks Rosie Millard

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 23 August 2004

The English have a garden contest and an annual fete; the French have a feast every Friday night

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Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 16 August 2004

Edinburgh is our annual cultural Olympics. If only it were more Olympian in spirit

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Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 09 August 2004

It cost £50 to take my child, still in nappies and sitting on my lap, to see The Lion King

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 02 August 2004

Pimm's and Puccini put a smile on the faces of Glyndebourne's chiffon'n'tux brigade

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 26 July 2004

At the Thunderbirds party, you could get your nails painted vermilion, but could you go for a wee?

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 19 July 2004

The Design Council aims to help the NHS by bringing in different coloured pill bottles

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Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 12 July 2004

If you can't tell your toga from your chiton, then you need to get out more

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 05 July 2004

Launching Art Fortnight, Nick Serota's style was more great dictator than good director

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 28 June 2004

Rare artefacts made of wood, skin and bone conjure up an unusual image of America