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The Question: is Cristiano Ronaldo a strength or a weakness to a team? Jonathan Wilson: Ronaldo is an extraordinary and remarkable footballer, but does his way of playing become a weakness for opponents to exploit?
The Question: is African football progressing? Jonathan Wilson: The fear must be that the apparently increased competitiveness is less to do with the rest rising than with the big sides collapsing
The riots: an opportunity to build trust Austen Ivereigh Austen Ivereigh: Tariq Jahan could calm a city because his faith gave him a wider view. His mosque sits outside a cycle of social disintegration
How should we talk about God online? The question: Are there ground rules that would be useful in helping atheists and those of various faiths to discuss religion together?
Divine control-freakery can go to hell Roz Kaveney Roz Kaveney: The concept of eternal punishment is so abhorrent that, if true, we should sin our way there to overthrow heaven's tyranny
Do open plan offices work? Leo Benedictus: The idea of putting staff together in one big room is as old as the office itself
How can I buy gold? The question: The London Bullion Market Association publishes a guide for those wishing to buy over the phone, online or in person
How effective is St John's Wort? Peta Bee searches for the answer
What's in a wink? Patrick Barkham: The rapid and emphatic movement of Sarah Palin's left eye has become the latest sensation in the US presidential race
Does everyone else have savings? Stuart Jeffries: There are those who will be shocked to learn that household savings are the lowest for 50 years. I was surprised anyone had them at all
Britain broken or not? Michael White: Labour's had its chance to mend Thatcher's divided society and failed: our turn, the Tories say
Did Bridget Jones destroy family life? The question: Women's academic excellence isn't to blame any more than Bridget Jones is. The true problem is that equality is still a long way off
Why don't men want to teach? John Crace: Primary schools have long been an almost entirely man-free zone, but research suggests that secondary schools could soon be heading the same way
Does anyone really give up politics for family life? The question: 'To spend more time with my family' instantly became the euphemism of choice for anyone in need of a dignified excuse
What's the right song for a first date? Dorian Lynskey: As soon as a song becomes famous for its aphrodisiac qualities, it is debased currency
How can I tell if my pound coin is fake? The question: There are often a number of clues in the general appearance of counterfeit £1 coins
Why are people still shopping? Patrick Collinson finds out what's compelling everyone to keep on spending
When did modern art begin? Jonathan Jones: The modern age did not begin in 1900, like a lightbulb switching on ... at least according to the National Gallery
How dangerous are quad bikes? Emine Saner weighs up the risks
How do you organise a party revolt? The question To succeed, such campaigns need foot soldiers, some willing to be sacrificed by going public, plus backstairs string-pullers, discreet cabinet encouragement and preferably a strong candidate(s)-in-waiting, not necessarily the eventual winner
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