1. Maev Kennedy Saturday September 23, 2006 The Guardian With power comes the obligation to reach agonising decisions: completely runny, just set, soft–boiled or as hard–boiled as the rock of ages?

2. Insurers are satisfied that the fitness fanatic Jagger, cancer survivor Charlie Watts, 64, reformed alcoholic Ronnie Wood, 58, and rock of ages Keith Richards, 61, can withstand what may be their final global trek.

3. Punk rock of ages: Rotten with band members, from left, Glen Matlock, Paul Cook and Steve Jones Later he nipped to the gents‘, informing the audience on his return that he was "15lbs lighter". Lydon lost his temper when he was hit in the face with a drink, threatening to kill the "coward" who threw it if he caught him.

4. I‘d like to see the removal of agents from the game." Diamond Denilson sparkles in Arsenal midfield FOOTBALL EXCLUSIVE: ‘We‘re just an extraordinary team no one has heard of,‘ says Reading‘s Madejski The rock of ages – Experience of Dublin is priceless for the underdogs We‘re ready for City mission, says old boy Simpson Barca old boy Reina ready for Euro war Nonda believes elite–class Bentley shows touch of Becks Friendly fire puts Newcastle in charge Sign up to our email sports round–up Strong union man Neville, who has spent his career at Old Trafford, has always been represented by his father Neville Neville, who also handled the affairs of his brother Phil, now at Everton.

5. Gibraltar chief was in despair over porn inquiry, inquest told Gibraltar clash over Ł2bn treasure Gibraltar‘s military chief found dead Spain gives Gibraltar veto power Gibraltar talks break new ground Spain woos the Rock‘s residents Spain softens Gibraltar stance with cruise ship welcome Gibraltar and Madrid hold talks Gibraltar may be target, warns first sea lord Max Hastings: Britain‘s nostalgia over Gibraltar Rock puts on birthday show of defiance Press review: Gibraltar Leader: Rock of ages Spain lashes out as Gibraltar celebrates anniversary UK and Spain on brink of historic Gibraltar deal All three governments due to sign deal in September Airport to be opened up and border controls eased Giles Tremlett in Gibraltar Monday July 31, 2006 The Guardian A boy plays at Principe Alfonso beach in the Spain‘s southern town of La Linea de la Concepcion with the British colony of Gibraltar in the background.