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The most expensive lists

Everything nowadays seems to be related, in some way or another, to lists. Aren't we fed up of them?

ANDREW J. LINN
  • Christmas presents

    Do not give pets as Christmas presents without careful consideration and discussion with the adults in the recipient family

    PETER HARRISON |
  • Driving round the bend

    Some people behind the wheel lose all ability of rational thought

    JAYNE ASHTON |
  • A question of immunity

    Spain itself has the hardest task in the preliminary hearing, and that's to define Juan Carlos's current status

    Mark Nayler |
  • Times change

    The subject of the effects of food usually crops up when we are eating and drinking

    ANDREW J. LINN |
  • You can bet on it

    The lights do look pretty darn pretty and, what's more, the big switch-on ushers in many other wonderful Spanish Christmas custom

    Peter Edgerton |
  • From the ashes

    I don’t mind admitting that my first thought was arson, that the fire had been started deliberately by those with vested interests

    Jennie Rhodes |
  • Spanish chefs abroad

    A Sunday Times reviewer hadn't even heard of Dani García

    ANDREW J. LINN |
  • End-of-year deadlines

    Spain's coalition government has to please the ERC and the CEOE by 31 December

    Mark Nayler |
  • V for Vanguard

    Seeking secret links between top-ranking French artist Sophie Calle, the Russian Avant-Garde - and other trailblazers...

    GEORGINA OLIVER |
  • An active volcano from an inactive newspaper

    A legend about an active volcano situated in Granada province came from a report mentioning a mysterious cavet in The New York Herald Tribune in 1956

    ALEKK M. SAANDERS |
  • I confess

    Picasso's work leaves me a bit cold. We should all be allowed to express an opinion even if it flies in the face of the generally accepted wisdom.

    Peter Edgerton |