News from 31/10/1999
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Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Matthew Wall, Kevin Kelly, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Christopher Morgan Religious Affairs Correspondent, Jeff Dawson, Jon Swain, Emma Payne, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, Simon Patterson, Catherine Aymé, Emma Moore, Tare Swann, Amanda Ursell, Donna Leon, B S, John Jay, Baroness Blackstone, Chris Bateman, Frank Whitford, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, John Harlow Social Affairs Editor, Tim Richards, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Chris Dignan, Melanie Phillips, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, E P, Clive Davis, Rupert Halden, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, K R, Karen Robinson, Stephanie Debere, Fiona Keene, Mrs G B, Jan Battles, Tony Allen-Mills, Gordon Clark, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Isabella Blow, Eleanor Mills, Anthony Sattin, Alison Brace, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Tom English, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Ryan Ver Berkmoes, David Dougill, Eben Black Political Correspondent, York Membery, Leon Kanpper, John Evans, Isabella Tree, Anthony Phillips, David Hewson, Tania Alexander, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Alasdair Reid, Peter Watson, Jeremy Clarkson, Nigel Williams, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Isabella Rossellini, Louise Taylor, John Waples Deputy City Editor, Bob Walker, Patrick Piercy, M P, Jane Renton, Mark Gould, Eben Black, Nick Newman's, Adam Coffer, K Jarvis, Stuart Fielding, Robert Forde, J W, Hugh McManners Defence Correspondent, Adam Nathan, Nick Gardner, Joanna Bourke, G Whitman, Peter Davies, Amy Anderson, Peter Parker, Phillip Oppenheim, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Francois Pionaar, Greg Dyke, Ralph Fiennes, Simon Mills, Phillip Openheim, Paul Driver, Michael Woodhead, Richard Longhurst, John Humphrys, Nicholas Hellen, Richard Brooks, Maeve Sheehan, John Follain, Ian Hawkey, Peter Windsor, Lord Lucan, Jennifer Walker, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Shelley Von Strunckel, Bill Dawes, Matthew Gwyther, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Susan Clark, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Danny O'Brien, L S, Felipe Fernander-Armesto, Lois Rogers, Michael Brenheny, Alan Combes, James Tolson, Sean Newsom, Sue Reid, Anna Pasternak, Raymond Keene, Cosmo Landesman, James Harrison, E Jones, Diana Wright, La Nina's, Rebecca Tanqueray, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Peta Bee, Julian Tall, Lynne Bateson, Tony Allen Mills, M J, Claire Oldfield, Norman Baguley, Keith Martin, David Walsh, Billy Connolly, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Dimitri Beliakov, Lisa Sykes, Michelangelo David, Stephen Armstrong, Ron Clarke, Paul Kavanagh, Sarah Allan, Mark Prigg, R W Johnson, Arthur Andersen, Roland White, Garth Alexander, John, Steven Bevan Transport Correspondent, Paul Bischke, Kim Fletcher, F K, Barbara Maddox, C Holdsworth, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Dave Hanningan, Ray Hutton, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Matthew Adams, James Anderson, Ricky Dalton, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Stevie Smith, Michael Sheridan, Amanda Craig, Simon Callow, John Harlow, Brian Smyth, Godfrey Smith, S F, John Waples, Hunter Davies, A A Gill, Stephanie Atkins, Brian Glanville, Louise Johncox, David Hutcheon, Dick Francis, Tom Robbins, David Sumner Smith, Jeremy Clarson, Nick Fielding, Stephen Pettitt, Robert Johnston, Simon Allen, Phil Baxer, Karen MacGregor, Jeremy Langmead, Sally Kinnes, Alan English, Andrew Lorenz, Hazel Courteney, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, Tom Rhodes, John Aizlewood, Simon Carnell, Colin Dimmick, Mark Hodson, Phillip Short, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Michael Oatley, Joe Lovejoy, Mark Porter, Rupert Steiner, Gordon Dixter, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, Steve Brings, Barry Ardiff, David Parsley, Laren Krizanovich, Anthony Howard, Mike Fox, Bob Dwyer, Joanna Simon, kirstie Hamilton, Steve Grant, Simon Howard, Dr Clars Jenkins, Danny Danziger, Dan Pearson, Rosie Waterhouse, Boris Schapiro, Bob Latham,
ResumoContents Blair is savaged in cabinet memoir of feuds and folly French to review British beef ban Asylum seekers set to double as curbs fail Contents British Airways Contents Riding into a row: Prince William out with the… Contents Sophie dined 'clients' at Palace Contents Books Style Magazine Contents Culture News Review Magazine Internet Newspapers Support Recycling The Sunday Times PNO Telecom DVLA Select Registrations Part-elected Lords chamber could be challenge to Blair Cook accused of misleading public on Kosovo massacres Ex-MI6 chief backs IRA on arms FO in new Jiang row Archer fury at 'smear' over share dealing inquiry Dash it, the officer class has gone awol Queen to donate one hour of her income to millennium charity Virgin one account Inter-Continental Official: Britons are fatter than Germans England wins battle of the TV beaches Ryanair Rail drivers admit to falling asleep Carey pleads for Pinochet to be released Fish British firm told Turkey how to irradiate Kurds Insight Mercedes-Benz buzz Customers face phone charge rip-off in calls to banks EMI pulls the plug on pop singles Transplant pioneer plans to offer pig hearts in Britain The out of Towners Hoaxers hamper murder inquiry Creative Technologists M&s calls in the cream of the catwalk Disney to film story of letter bomb terrorist virgin atlantic Vision chip gives sight to the blind Window on the world Virgin trains Police question marquess over £3m Fraud case Pagans stripped of charity status MPs' British bias could cost £9m buzz Volkswagen Finance Parents target Oxbridge egg donors Jeep Dimbleby to be BBC's voice of the millennium Ryanair Corrections Adams builds home on Costa del Provo Abbey National Gateway Isaac Newton archive goes on the internet The filthy food chain After the row over the British beef ban, Jon Ungoed-Thomas and Tony Allen-Mills uncover new evidence of distrubing practices within the farming industry that threaten to contaminate our food speechmail Achieving the Good Life Footloose by 50 Miele RedCARE Secret Britain Whitehall's Own Goal Former Tory Mp, Robert Harvey, on how Whitehall covers up even secrets that could benefit its own cause This is the BBC calling all couch potatoes Profile Receding down the road from rugged to rughead Picture Gallery Scottish Widows Week Cabinet secrets Our Limited freedoms Security Vision Lord goes a-leaping right into Tony's trap The best health service is a good old-fashioned farm 300-year-old laws keep Catholic monarchists in their place First in the mad rush to be Mandy's right-hand man atticus Warm Labour connections give Brittan a soft landing atticus Yes, this is an injustice to the Bulgar killers Lloyds TSB Business More housing and no escape routes Renault Standards and tricks in exams Drug war 'failure' Demo order out of order I Cannot sit back and hear Norwich castigated so… The great grocery grab Points Birthdays Breaking Records A new breed of pop stars is selling records faster than ever before—and taking a bigger share of the profits. John Harlow reports on how young artists are making fortunes by shaking up the music industry New Pop Fortunes De Vere Hotels 'El Loco' admits killing 140 children The Truth Deal with at Reuters Garavito: worst murder toll Mammoth to become Arctic tourist draw Article Withdrawn peoplesound sltebullfer Multibionta Wild bunch makes hay in the Gore greylands Vatican sizes up profit in millennium pilgrims Hotpoint Beijing tries top dissident cycle Iceland May 2000 National Asthma Campaign Lost in the Kosovo numbers game As doubts rise about the number of dead in Kosovo, Jon Swain, who reported the war, says Serbian barbarity must not be forgotten Grim reality: the bodies of 24 ethnic Albanians are… Value Mad! its online Exiles train for civil war in Burma Armenia turns out to mourn its lost leader Canada's lady in pink raises a royal flag Republicans field an all-star cast against Queen Teacher Training Agency Communications Centre Millions hit by Indian cyclone Boer settlers trek out of South Africa Zurich Financial Services buzz Hitler's burnt bones tipped into sewer Scandal hits left's Paris romance Inside Paris BT stay in touch Teatime charmer Handing out a rude reminder Modesty is a gift British spread human waste on food crops Paedophile inquiry prompts police to reopen files Weather and Travel Outlook Boeing criticised over safety News in Brief 54 die in fire Cash prizes to cut truancy Red Cards Supermarket inquiry delayed Abuse case Slimming fears Two share £6.5m lottery jackpot silkcashmere Brady 'stable' Bin Laden move Woman gassed Israel bus attack Missing at sea Extra Special Contents First Telecom Aussies find gold Larkham has the final say Bob Dwyer Guinness Draught in Cans Battling Springboks fight to finish Jannie de Beer will be kicking himself, but South Africa's awesome reputation in intact Alasdair Reid Boks die by own sword Australia's gifted back line puts one over the Rainbow Nation's proud and hard-bitten backlers Lloyds TSB Heroic Horan shows stomach for fight Mallett joins tributes to dynamic centre who rose from his sick bed to lead Australia to victory Irresistible aura of the All Blacks It's hard to know whether to love them or just feel jealous, but you can never ignore New Zealand Guinness Magne ready to face up to biggest hurdle of all Nick Cain meets the quiet French flanker who believes his side have a chance of upsetting the odds France v New Zealand All Black stars will shine too brightly for frantic France For Twickenham to witness an upset, the French must hound New Zealand relentlessly Power crazy Pace, power and an eye for the try. Tana Umaga's all-round game is a formidable threat to the French Francois Pienaar Air New Zealand England must kill Clive Woodward should be retained as coach, but Club England has to be disbanded Vauxhall Stephen Jones Key-man Mehrtens fit to tackle France 'Naive' Woodward attacked England's coach stands accused of an inflexible approach to the quarter-final against the Springboks, writes Nick Cain The Sunday Times Four faces to boost England Harte puts new life into Leeds Vauxhall marbles Chelsea left gasping by Delap's scorcher United back in the old routine Picture Gallery Sky Sports Early setback inspires Boro Wenger must face up to some stark home truths Arsenal's Champions League failure exposed shortcomings beyond their ageing defence Vialli's style counsel Chelsea's Champions League displays have boosted their manager's reputation in his native Italy, says Ian Hawkey This Week in Europe Taggart double lifts Leicester Enfield keep FA Cup dreams alive Hughes winner Cole attack Wright scores Arsenal suffer Euro hangover Gayle rescues dominant Dons Royal Mall FA Carling Premiership Minor Leagues and Statistics FA Cup giantkillers Scotland Nationwide Conference Pools Fortune smiles on Royle Dismissed as a laughing stock for years. Manchester City are serious promotion contenders 'I had to get bodies out so that when we had a… City boys leave it late Rising stars: Danny Granville celebrates scoring the… Netwest How I learned to love gormless Gunners England fail test of nerve Moet & Chandon Write to: The Sports Editor(Letters), The Sunday… Picks of the week Sport on TV Q & A Picture Gallery Action replay: TV moment of the week Hero and Villain Book Review Bestsellers 'Bionic' keepers stars for City Married to a pop star, the Swedish international is fast becoming Coventry City's rock Louis Taylor Brave Canaries foil Fulham TV Details Nicorette Microtap The Sunday Times Winning formula With the 1999 season only just finished, F1 is already working for a bigger and better 2000 championship Japanese Grand Prix: How They Lined up at Suzuka Greg slips in power game Richard Evans in Stuttgart sees the British No 1 pay the price for his victory over Todd Martin at the Eurocard Open Cheated Shirley Babashoff should be an American heroine, but now she delivers mail in California and refuses to talk about the Olympic gold medals that should have been hers. She has only bitter memories and the feeling of having been. . . Living in Denial Audi Majestic Tendulkar scores double century Sport Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures The Sunday Times Rugby Union Racing This Week's Racing An ordinary superstar Payne Stewart would never have believed it, but his legacy is secure and embraces more than his golf David Walsh Masterly Goosen threatens to steal Montgomerie's crown A true champion: Payne Stewart Celebrates the… American Express Aer Lingus The ghost busters The New York Yankees have defeated their own demons and the ghosts of past greats Cronje storms to new Test record Cricket Multiple Display Advertising Items Big Jag in overdrive Tim Richards meets a British trainer made good in America, with his sights set on Breeders' Cup glory See More still the Business Tim Richards sees the Cheltenham Gold Cup hero make an impressive return in the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sytner Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Sytner Scotthall Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW bmwparklane Victoria Milton Keynes Cheyne BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Class of 1999 Slice of the Midwest should stand out in dome country An advertising director with a talent for self-promotion wnats a car that will turn heads, writes John Evans Women ready to rule the roads Picture Gallery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Guy Salmon Lancaster Hollingdrake Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Clive Sutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harwoods Land-Rover H. R. Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sony Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Maranello Sales Ltd Lancaster formula Graypaul formula Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jemca Volvo Selected Used Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Maranello Sales Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunningdale Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items KSB Smart Centre William Loughran Mercedes-Benz The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Leadley Mercedes-Benz Specialist Cars Milton Keynes Mercedes-Benz Drayton Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items P & S Motors Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Romans International Mercedes-Benz Bramshaw Multiple Display Advertising Items J. R. Tagger Mercedes-Benz Bramley Mercedes-Benz SAAB Trade Sale Limited Porsche AFN Jct600 Dick Lovett Lancaster Merlin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items H. R. Owen Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items DVLA Select Registrations Car Marks Millennium Auction The Magic carpet The first Mercedes with active suspension is wonderful—but so it should be for £91,760, writes Ray Hutton Motoring Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Rolls-Royce & Bentley Authorised Dealers Jct600 Broghtons Rolls Royce Jack Barclay H. R. Owen Traditions of Excellence The kind of pressure we can do without Jack Barclay Ltd Straight Eight New Forest Michael Powles Murray Motor Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Cambridge and MIT Plan Joint venture Anglo American swoops on Tarmac Colt chief is 'overpaid by £49m' Virgin Mobile worth £1.4bn without selling a single phone virgin atlantic Contents The Ten Most 'Overpaid' The Ten Most 'Underpaid' Contents Bookie slashes tax to 2.5% Lloyds TSB faces overdraft rates row Enfinity Son of Dawn Raider leads charge for Tarmac Grade guns for Stoll Moss BP brand tightens global grip Business Digest Jensen back in fast lane Watchdog rapped over rail criticism Treasury sees sustainable growth of 3% Ferrari laps up idea of motor theme park Net shop provider aims to float Qantas Bottom falls out of porn king's newspapers Games software sales to hit £1bn Americans to inject £25m into office group ECB is set to lift interest rates Euro Watch Buiter backs euro It won't last Sunday Times Bank faces moment of truth CBI president attacks Tories over Europe Sir Clive Thompson believes that Britain will inevitably join the euro. This week he will lead a round of debates that aim to prepare the ground for business. David Smith reports Economic Outlook David Smith Global warming will change face of world industry Anglo's bid for Tarmac boosts sector Shares in the building-materials sector have bounced back as the prospect of consolidation comes closer. David Parsley reports Three bosses make it a crowd at Citigroup Robert Rubin, former treasury secretary, has joined America's top financial-services group. Can his political skills improve the relationship of Sandy Weill and John Reed? Garth Alexander reports from New York Air Canada BaaN WH Smith's born survivor One day after cheating death in the Paddington rail disaster Richard Handover was back at his desk, typical of a man who refuses to be written off dolphin At Least three mornings a week Richard Handover begins his day at 5.30 when he rises to go running Vital Statistics Volkswagen Transrapid derails German pride A 300mph magnetically levitated train that was to give Germany a world lead and create huge export orders is set to be cancelled after £1 bn has been spent. Michael Woodhead reports from Bonn Bank chief's hasty exit proves shaky nature of top jobs Peter White's venomous departure from Alliance & Leicester highlights the precarious existence of today's chief executives, writes Kirstie Hamilton Hewlett Packard Which of Britain's bosses The pay of top FTSE 100 executives is powering to new highs but remuneration is still a lottery. Report by John Waples and Adam Coffer Overpaid or underpaid? How we calculate what executives are worth Most 'Overpaid' Similar jobs with sharply different rewards Leaders and Laggards by Sector Net firms show how to balance risk and reward Pay has to be linked to value creation to encourage a more entrepreneurial spirit among top executives, writes Simon Patterson and Gordon Clark The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Avondale Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items Boatscrubber Vehicle Options Multiple Classified Advertising Items Salmon Assessors (Claims Consultants) Ltd Premier League Photo Booths Profit Focus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Private Investigators Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Executive Office Center Frankfurt Debt Problems over £15,000? Aston Corporate Trustees Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Direct Factory Outlets Foyles Educational The Find of a Lifetime True Management Franchise Career Crossroads? Multiple Display Advertising Items Venture Capital & Private Placement Funds Remortgages & Loans Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ecmod99 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Databank BAA to spread wings as profits take a dive Sharewatch Sunday Times A Share in the Boardroom Getronics Peace reigns at Lacklustre GUS John Peace has been named chief executive of Great Universal Stores—the first leader chosen from outside Lord Wolfson's family. He has a tough job on his hands, writes Kirstie Hamilton Rule changes swamp firms Of all the challenges facing middle-market companies the tidal wave of legislation is the worst, says the Royal Mail Board of the Future. David Summer Smith reports Internet offers the biggest opportunities It can be used for recruitment, market research, purchasing and communications as well as for making sales direct to customers Secrets of attracting staff from bigger companies The Sunday Times Red tape is strangling enterprise The number of companies going bust rose 13% in the past three months, many of them the victims of the rising tide of regulation, writes Claire Oldfield Picture Gallery Using investments to boost reserves Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world How mobile phones came to the masses Charles Dunstone of Carphone Warehouse made his fortune by spotting the market among builders and plumbers. Rupert Steiner reports Internet service assembles crack teams for management buy-ins Let it be thus Bulletin Investment Trusts F1 engineer races to the rescue Survival Tough cells such as those that protect Formula 1 drivers can be used as earthquake shelters. Mark Prigg reports Amaze Bugs have a ball eating dye Pollutions The National Motorcycle Museum Radar will track insects to reveal flight patterns Entomology Touchy-feely probe helps keyhole surgeons Medicine doors Business to Business Goldfinch Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Prontaprint The Times To boldly go as new Doors open Sounding off In his last week on these pages, David Hewson looks at how the future has sneaked up on us in just 16 years sunday times British Midland Lifting the hood on Robin chief Prufrock Gateway to sexual fulfilment A parking lot is a happy one for Asda campers Banks can provide for the homeless Revealed: the most expensive towns in Britain The Most Expensive Places to Live Borrowers with Barclays in line for compensation Get witch quick this Hallowe'en Contents Low-cost Footsie tracker launched Contents Fidelity Investments Contents Website promises cheapest wines Endowments have one real fault—they exist Beware promises of quick growth Adwatch Scottish Widows The Scottish American Investment Company P. L. C. Is it time to bale out of Thomson Travel shares? Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Buy stocks to boost your income Investors prepared to take a little risk with their savings could earn more on the stock market. By Robert Winnett Gartmore Pick of the Income Shares Jupiter Dividend & Growth Trust PLC Deal over the net, phone or at a bank Alliance Leicester fe first-e the Internet bank Legal battles increase risk of buying an endowment Investors who cancelled policies are being chased by financial advisers for lost commission, writes Nick Gardner Hot property is a steal at police sales Police pounds and bailiffs' offices are Aladdin's caves full of valuable goods—and every few weeks they are sold to the public at rock-bottom prices, writes Adam Coffer Online bidders snap up bargains on the internet Shopper's are saving hundreds of pounds on new televisions, watches and cameras at sales in cyberspace Scottish Widows Best of the Bargains Baillie Gifford The Equitable Life Dresdner RCM Global Investors Britannia Make money changing rooms Homeowners can dramatically raise the value of their property by redecorating or improving the kitchen Fat client makes health insurer eat its words Questions of Cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf TQ Direct Choice Tips for Making Successful Home Improvements Beale Dobie & Company Limited Neville James Limited Beat the rate rises: fix your mortage payments now Interest rates are expected to rise fast, so borrowers should move out of variable rates. By Adam Coffer and Robert Winnett The Equitable Life Pick of the Mortgage Deals Norwich Union Investors Direct Legal & General Chelsea Building Society Ten tips to make a successful insurance claim Get organised and take professional advice to ensure a drama does not turn into a crisis I'm counting the cost of saving Titanic memorabilia get sinking feeling The price of model ships and diving gear is holding up but Titanic artefacts are sinking, writes Peter Watson MBNA International Bank Ltd Investec Royal & Sunalliance Investments The Equitable Life Independent Financial Adviser Fleming Credit cards drive Britain into the red While southerners spend, spend, spend on their plastic, a survey has shown the Scots are more canny, but nobody is saving enough for their retirement, writes Robert Winnett It's up to borrowers to end the misery of mortgage guarantees Direct Line Chase De Vere Best Savings Rates Best Isa Funds Popular Shares Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Cheap Credit Cards Portman ends redemption penalties Risky fund has high fees London & Country Mortgages Limited winner investment Schroders Policy Portfolio PLC Investment Trusts Investing drives insurer to drink In 1980 Alexander Howden was bought by an American… Save & Prosper What the Experts Recommend Sport of kings is open to commoners Owning a racehorse can be exciting, profitable and give you a chance to mix with the elite, writes Nick Gardner Online deals will take IE higher Dear, oh dear, oh Derry The secret diary of a cabinet minister's wife Superlative Travel Contents Inside Contents Medium Amontillado Sherry The Author Giggling at the ghosts He's Brigitte Bardot's best friend and when he wants his sausages you don't say no British Midland Enemy of the People Sunday Times Crying for the beloved country The white writers who hailed the coming of the ANC are now its fiercest critics, and many are leaving South Africa, writes RW Johnson This has to be the mother of all holidays There was this royalist and this anarchist Interview Forget the weapons and learn to trust Sinn Fein Michael Oatley, a former Mi6 officer who held secret talks with the Ira, says decommissioning doesn't matter: Sinn Fein is serious about peace BBC Haunted by the tragic story of Eugene Onegin since… Catching a chill in Chelsea The Tory selectors were too much for Phillip Oppenheim, who reports from the inside on a fight for a borough's fickle soul Burnt by the fires of obsessive love Gabriella Mazzali was given hours to live after her boyfriend set her alight. She tells Paul Ham of a doomed affair and her amazing recovery Last flight of the sexist dinosaurs Strack at home The Icon Private Sales Rutland Sandbanks Poole Harbour Dorset South Hampstead Nw6 France Kingston-Upon-Thames Unique Belgravia Freehold House Stunning Houseboat Highland Westminster Sw1 Ashtead, Surrey London Once in 1000 Years Period Home Suffolk Central-Apartments W. A. Ellis Chestertons Battersea Sw11 Norfolk Luberon Golf Lodge Fitzrovia Apartments East View House Coverack, Cornwall Camden Town, Nw1 close to Regents Park Belgravia North of the Thames Lane Fox faron suteria The last emperor For years, Phillip Short has been wrestling with the myth of Mao. At last, in a ground-breaking biography, he believes he has the measure of the man Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Property John D Wood & Co. 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But in Lake Patzcuaro, something is taking the life—and souls—out of the party . . . By Isabella Tree Contents Advanced retreats In with the inn crowd—our readers elect their all-round best rests for under £100 P & O Cruises Somark Holidays Picture Gallery Travel Brief Holiday Clinic John and Stephanie Atkins need a break away from the kids—because they have hundreds. This head-teacher couple have £4,000 to spend Our Solution Books of the Week The Holidaymakers' Profile How Did we Do? The Findlays took a tropical treat in Sri Lanka. Did it do the trick? China with the Leading Specialist buzz Tourists head for space Holiday Money Seafrance Air rage 'mule' kicker' on trial Directions TV Travel Air Portugal Question & Answer Website of the Week Indian Magic Service dip for 'no-tip' cruises? New CAA website Clubs Sunsail Cold hands, warm heart A winter weekend of high peaks and even higher cholesterol—Slovenia gives Lisa Sykes a warm glow Travel Brief Ski & Showboard Show with Subaru Tailor Made Travel Snowboarding Land of the free, home of the brave—or just perfect for board-riders? Sean Newsom carves the star-spangled slopes Mercedes-Benz Club Med Skiers left in a quandary by La Nina's staying power Voyages Julies Verne Born in the USA Dubai Surprise Caribbean combos Do you take your dream island with or without distractions? Tough call, says Mark HODSON—unless you do both Caribbean and Concorde—a budget-blowing combo Up, up and away—DAVID Wickers tries to fly the icon on the cheap Discover India Air Maldives marbles Cunard Bermuda The Sunday Times Perfect 10: Belfast With the festival starting this week, it's time to say hello to Belfast, writes David WICKERS—who gives the city two very high fives Passing through: 10 Top Spots to Stop Two for the price of one Fearing the long-haul slog to Australia? A stopover en route will break the journey—not the bank The Sunday Times Uncharted waters War zone? 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