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Oboist Emily Pailthorpe has put together an intriguing programme from the limited repertoire available.

An intriguing programme article suggests the real parallels are with modern Greece which, like Timon, recklessly overspent only to be brought up against harsh economic reality.

But some of the most intriguing programmes are often found tucked away in that late-night ghetto where they won't upset the mainstream audience, and music from the postwar English and American experimental traditions certainly falls into that category.

But what is also intriguing about these programmes is that it is only the mildest of spoilers to say that – in this trio of cases – OJ Simpson's is the only one in which it is absolutely clear at the end who was guilty.

Perhaps more intriguing, the head of the programme felt the need to justify (to MBA students, mind you) that the goal of the simulation was strictly to maximise shareholder value.

His programme also includes an intriguing rarity: Ronald Stevenson's Fantasy on Peter Grimes.Wigmore Hall, London W1 (027-7935 2141), 27 December.

The result: an entry into the minds of both composers and an intriguing prelude to the complexities of the programme's close – Adès' aptly named violin concerto, Concentric Paths.

ARVs in the vagina might stop them breeding before they get into the rest of the body.The third approach, though, is the most intriguing: press ahead faster with the treatment programme.

As for tonight's programme, it is well balanced, informative and intriguing.

Rothschild was undeterred and has completed a TV documentary, a radio programme and now a book about her intriguing relative.

Its intriguing to watch Nanny Frost on Channel 4's latest self-help programme reviving all the old techniques we once used to bring up our children, plus, of course, some neat ideas of her own.