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Frank Hansford-Miller, Professor John Meaburn, Michael Prescott, Shere Hite, Sarah Jagger, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Tony Wrigglesworth, Nigel Botherway, King Norton, Hugh Wilson, T J Raybould, Roger Henderson, James Clark, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, Dan Pearson, William Rubinstein, Amanda Ursell, Emma Moore, Donna Leon, Lesley White, John Jay, Max Glaskin, Gareth Walsh, Frank Whitford, George Dearsley, Ivo Tennant, Tanla Alexander, Don Hunter, David Smith, John Harlow Social Affairs Editor, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Kevin Routledge, Melanie Phillips, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Vincent Kearney, Mary Wilson, Jeremy Batstone, Karen Robinson, Dr Roger Henderson, C D, Victoria D'brien, Robina Dam, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Colin Browne Director, Robert Sandall, David Dix, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Graeme Jamleson, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Mark Ottaway, Roger Anderson, David Dougill, John Evans, Philip Kingsley, Andy Winterton, Dominic Tonner, Audrey Smith, Steve Curry, Sarah Toyne, David Hewson, Charles Gray, Harvey Porlock, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Dr Paul Charlson, Alasdair Reid, Liam Burton, Jeremy Clarkson, Nigel Williams, Stewart Lee, Peter Conradi, Christine Stopp, Louise Taylor, John Waples Deputy City Editor, Roy Lilley, David Cairns, Edward Porter, Jane Renton, Eben Black, Michael Jones, Kevin Jackson, Count Nikolai Tolstoy, David Eimer, Phil Craigie, Adam Nathan, Tony Blair, Nick Gardner, Sir Richard Branson, Dave Meneer, Terry O'Neill, Peter Davies, Peter Parker, Richard Johnson, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Neil Maclean, St Austell, Lorna Macleod, Josephine Smit, Stella Bingham, Alastair Hendy, Digby Hildreth, Gloria Nicholl, Fund Watch, Simon Mills, Hugh McIlvanney, Aidan Laverty, Stan Labovitch, Paul Driver, Michael Woodhead, Richard Binns, John Humphrys, Peter Windsor, Liam Gallagher, Ann Brittain, Richard Brooks, Ian Hawkey, Jerome Burne, Alex Clark, John Follain, David Leppard, Shelley Von Strunckel, Alicia Wyllie, Sue Beenstock, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Stephen Killick, Susan Clark, David Lawrenson, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Howard Young, Will Spendlove, Thomas R King, W Midland, Andrew Gillespie, Danny O'Brien, Richard Rosenfeld, Carol Shields, Phil Baker, RW Johnson Harare, Steven Boyd, Ian Brady, Alan Combes, Sean Newsom, Anna Pasternak, Raymond Keene, Senay Boztas, Zoe Brennan, Cosmo Landesman, Diana Wright, Andy Knott, David Orr, Chris Partridge, Michael Prescott Political Editor, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Peta Bee, Lucy Atkins, Natalie Graham, M J, Caroline Donald, Lois Rogers Medical correspondent, Rob Ryan, Jemimah Bailey, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, J Porter, Colin McDowell, Bryan Appleyard, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, Christopher Goodwin, Mark Macaskill, Paul Kavanagh, Mark Prigg, Tony Speed, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Alton Douglas, Kim Fletcher, Maurice Chittenden, Kevin Pratt, Nicky Haslam, N D, Mark Franchetti, Jonathan Powell, Mel Webb, Ray Hutton, Susan Elkin, Jonathan Leake, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Amanda Craig, Christine Webb, Alison Steed, John Harlow, Philip Beresford, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, Hilary Lowe, John Waples, Jeremy Hart, A A Gill, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, N W, Tom Robbins, Stephen Pettitt, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Karen MacGregor, Dinas Powys, Jeremy Langmead, Jack Curtis, Kitty Ussher, Peter Gardner, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, Nigel Powell, Nicholas Hellen Media Editor, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, Tom Rhodes, C Drury, John Aizlewood, John Cornwell, Adam Manktelow, Mark Hodson, Graham Norwood, Helen Budd, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, Edward Gottesman, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, Dave Selby, David Parsley, Cosmo Landersman, David Smith Economics Editor, Robbie Williams, Terry Jackson, Simon Crerar, Simon Sebag, Maureen Freely, Jonathan Aitken, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Steve Grant, Simon Howard, Barry Newcombe, Dominic Rushe, Tony Watts, Boris Schapiro, Bob Latham, Mary S Lovell, Frock Watch,
ResumoContents Aitken: my son stopped me committing suicide Contents Virgin Contents Revealed: cruelty of staff in NHS hospitals The rich get richer faster than ever The Sunday Times Driver and Vchicle Licensing Agency British terror experts give help to Russians Blair plans new aristocracy of 87 elected peers in Lords Advertisement Cherie's baby is due on May 24 Straw to free James Bulger's killers in three years Prescott's union flat saves him £100,000 M16 opens a nursery to cope with women of intelligence Sharepeople Limited Peugeot 306 School day to gain 3 hours St. Joseph's Hospice Branson calls in lawyers over biography expose Video firm to sell 'brain booster' tape for babies Linda leaves £138m to Paul Soldier 'set off' Bloody Sunday Human embryo clones to be used for research Job-channel British Airways Clive James quits 'tyranny' of TV to pursue a loftier vision Blunkett says 'end of school selection' pledge was a joke Seaside snaps reveal Mosley's happy band of fascist campers Abbey National BBC film to break corpse taboo Barclays Barclays FBI kept watch on 'gay' Burt Lancaster VIA Net Works Blair faces quiz over French penthouse Ailing Pope loses control of Vatican Ex-editor pays Myra Hindley 'pocket money' Virgin Radiation curbs to hit phone firms Schools ditch rugby for US football Office of Fair Trading Reading 'revived by the internet' MP isolated in school row Dirty Harry guns beat British ban Blair concedes Livingstone will win London Corrections CompuServe Boom time for Britain's richest The super-rich have never had it so good. Philip Beresford, Britain's leading authority on weath, reveals the fortunes being made by a new breed fo computer and internet millionaires Britain's Top 60 Young Millionaires Boom for the Britain's richest Next Week The Rich List The delinitive guide to Britain's weathiest 1,000. Free 84-page magazine, next Sunday Bubbles? They've been burst before Philip Beresford and William Rubinstein on the booms that turned to bust The Wealthiest Asians The Internet Age Takes off Cheaper phone calls for Britain's internet users came significantly closer last week. David Smith and Dominic Rushe report on how this could transform the economic prospects of the nation—and our lives BT The Internet Age Takes off Tapping into the future SAAB What You Should Buy and when Ntl: Technology. Tamed Looking for a way out of his living death Profile Nice try, Birmingham, but I still don't like you Gateway Nick Newman's Week Brown's tax trap Hospitals that sicken Ask Jeeves Ken and co? It's an American dream Dump a baby, dump a granny, dump everybody Has the minister for fun let out a serious secret? Russian warns Blair against the dangers of imperial ambition Archer takes hefty pay cut in latest book deal Cherie was right to keep the front door shut Alliance Leicester Labour's whip opted out of a good school Invensys Why can't the NHS be run as well as a supermarket? Lottery Winners: There's been an awful lot of… Tolstoy's childhood Nuclear, but clean Points Birthdays Inept barter deals 'cost Russia millions' Putin caught in food scandal Spice Girls may sue over German Eurovision song Tory fury at EU 'attitude' bar on right RBS Advanta Kremlin papers reveal Lenin the head banger Gore and Bush ditch their fringe BT Clinton visit to raise Kashmir nuclear alarm McClain may be out, but he's not down Halifax Bush brothers could create new Camelot Nissan Mugabe stirs race furies as election tactic Suicide theory on porn star Lolo Nokia CIA aided Kosovo guerrilla army The Times Not a word: Walker said he was not told of the CIA's… Republicans turn out for the Queen Dietrich film opens old German wounds Flood rescuers hit at British red tape Fujitsu Computers Siemens Sleaze rocks Spanish election Virgin Chileans demand inquiry into Pinochet's fortune FT Gas explosion kills 80 miners in Ukraine Movies make heroine of an eco-secretary Secret life of the guerrilla gourmet Inside Paries Excel Doom of the unknown housewife The answer's in the mail A galling prospect Police to get new drlug powers Weather and Travel Outlook Sunday Times Reporters: Smuggled film exposes Iran's barbaric justice Officer attacked Inquiry into Waterloo rail crash Bishop to retire Aviation fuel tax threat grows Superhead axed Three die in crash No winners in £7.6m lottery draw Virgin BMW to recall 22,000 Rovers News in Brief In-flight warning Diana opera Auschwitz ruling Rail death Flight of fancy Contents Heskey earns spot-kick on Anfield debut Joe Lovejoy at Anfield Contents William Hill Contents Record win as Iversen hits three Brian Glanville at White Hart Lane Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Wednesday wake up to boost hopes of survial Gallacher tilts the balance Beckham pledges future to Old Trafford The England star says that the rift with his manager has healed, and one day he hopes to captain his club Yorke hat-trick calms United Steve Curry at Old Trafford Ehiogu scores rare goal to defeat sorry Coventry Ivo Tennant Collymore fails to fill void FA Carling Premiership Minor Leagues and Europe Pools Hughes quick off the mark Chelsea lose their grip Ian Hawkey at Stamford Bridge Underdog has his day to end Charlton's run Flo puts Wolves back in hunt The Sunday Times Fortune favours wasteful Bolton BT Wetherall in a class of his own Bradford City's key defender says the Premiership new boys learned from their poor start Keeping it clean Playing as well as any time in his career, Nigel Martyn is marking Kevin Keegan sit up Sporting talent on a charmless offensive The instinctive yearning to see athletes as heroes leaves fans wide open to disappointments Dane guns for Vialli Chelsea will not find us an easy touch this time around, warns the Feyenoord star Jon Dahl Tomasson Leeds and Arsenal tussle for a tarnished cup David O'Leary's men should dispose of Slavia Prague but Arsenal have a more difficult task against Werder Bremen, says Brian Glanville Firedup Netting a Billion Manchester United's valuation of £1bn owes much to the club's potential to exploit the internet The-times Ferguson must look after number one Ahead of their biggest game of the season, Manchester United have a defence problem to solve Gotcha! BBC turn the tables on MacKenzie Festival finds the true spirit Letters to the Sports Editor Letters to the Sports Editor Sport on TV Athletics Q&A Any Answers? Book Review Bestsellers Chello Sober truths for Best The former football hero must make a huge commitment to reform his ways, says Joe Lovejoy Citroen For Henry, the buck stops here The Wales coach must face up to his responsibility for putting things right, says Stephen Jones Rugby World Cup 1999 Boldness pays for Woodward England should score at least 50 points in Rome and strengthen the standing of their coach Perry leads quest for perfection Nick Cain says the full-back is determined to build on recent successes, but admits both he and England can improve further Sin-bin men leave their mates to pay the price Alasdair Reid notes that virtue brings its rewards as yellow cards cost dearly in the Six Nations Going Soft Rugby is now a game for wimps. From the ludicrous spectacle of unopposed lineouts to the shameful absence of grinding confrontation, it has renounced that which made it great Six Steps to Rugby's Nanny State: How the Game Lost its True Spirit What's Happened to our Game? Four Players from the past on the Changing Face of Rugby Saints ignited by Dawson Stephen Jones at Kingsholm Irish embarrassed as Bath run in nine tries Johnson roars on Tigers return Pichot leads Bristol to comeback victory 'Welsh' star in status mix-up The Rugby Round-Up Best of the best hunting for glory Nicholls still hungry Business plan for victory The Gold Cup favourite will be batting history in his attempt to win for second year running Form Guide for the Festival's Three Big Races Magic spell fails to cheer Curley Jonathan Powell on a maverick who took the bookies to the cleaners but still found it hard to smile Master Class: A Legendary Gambler Marks your Card. . . And Seven Personalities on their Festival Bankers Francome offers cure for Gold Cup fever The astute former champion jockey expects Business as usual at Cheltenham this week The Times Ultimate test of a captain Simon Wilde The life expectancy of a Test captain is alarmingly brief, but still they queue for a chance to do the job Warne closes in on record as Kiwis trail The Sunday Times Williams right on cue for snooker summit Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Racing So handsome, Prince The world champion produced the knock-out performance he needed to silence his critics Ask Jeeves Hot Henman blows up a desert storm Britain's No 1 finds his best form to reach the final in Scottsdale, knowing this time he must go the whole way Late show ends Robinson's dream Muntz a cut above rivals A flying Dutchman is six shots ahead in a country where most people have never heard of Tiger Woods, writes Mel Webb Calling the shots in F1 drama Digital TV, still in its infancy in Britain, lets viewers direct their grand-prix coverage Godolphin How They Lined up in Melbourne Patience is Irvine's game The runner-up in last season's close-run world championship knows he must help his new team to progress Grandstand Tickets New KID on the Grid Jenson Button arrived in Formula One with a big bang. Jeremy Hart on a week in the life of Britain's new hero What They Said about Jenson Button British Airways Motoring Sytner Multiple Display Advertising Items Warriors Broken Multiple Display Advertising Items Alpina Multiple Display Advertising Items Parkwestbmw. co Used Car Weekend Heathrow Hanley sacked by St Helens Ellery Hanley's departure as coach ends an uneasy 15 months, David Lawrenson says the folk hero's dismissal is no surprise Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items A class of its own Jaguar's F-type evokes memories of its illustrious ancestor, but nothing will ever match the E-type, writes Dave Selby A pot of gold down at the bottom of the scrap heap The end of leaded petrol means David needs another car—and a real gem is within his reach, writes John Evans Prepare for the next oil crisis Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi British Car Auctions The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Aston Martin Multiple Display Advertising Items Motorpoint Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Talacrest Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harwoods Land Rover Alliance Car Imports Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jemca Lexus Acclaimed Value Multiple Display Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Specalist Cars of London Official Porsche Centres Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. 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Here is the news for the seriously rich Contents MoD primes defence agency for £1bn partial sell-off BA offers Ayling's job to American Now Vodafone heads for Finland E-cortal Contents The Premiership L… Brown's tax increases equal an extra 4p on basic rate Contents Power boss to be paid only in shares Ayling's sacking will not end the turbulence at BA Agenda Crockfords to take gambling online Start Minnow nets ex-CBI boss Halifax targets property firm Business Digest Sheppard in £50m software flotation Football launches internet lottery Data law hits small companies Red tape Britain Costs row puts brakes on racy Volvo It's no joke as Skoda takes off 15 Returns a Day to Paris Worcester to pocket £15m in Mori buyout £20m to be spent on IT changes Euro Watch The Royal Bank of Scotland Can Britain avoid the triple whammy? Economic Outlook Web deal puts Wall St in a spin The confused reaction to VeriSign's $21bn takeover of Network Solutions highlights the ignorance of net investors, writes Garth Alexander in New York Gore or Bush: both will push up interest rates American Account Dropping the Pilot Bob Ayling's departure from BA was greted with universal relief. But history may prove that his tactics were right for the airline World Online Business Letters Bank of Scotland High-tech sponsors roar into Formula One Computer and mobile-phone companies are being attacted by the sport's 400m international audience. Rupert Steiner reports The Sunday Times Mr Match, Hatch and Dispatch Tom Teichman's New Media Spark finds enterpreneurs with bright ideas for the internet, then finances and supports them until they succeed NHP goes on financial sick list Britain's leading nurshing-home company is in trouble after expanding rapidly in a sector that is facing a cash crisis Tom Teichman's Working Day Investor's Week Sedgemoor The pro Business British Airways Databank CGU is frontrunner in £900m Gartmore sale Sharewatch Planet A Share in the Boardroom Lloyd's Deutsche uber alles The merger of Deutsche and Dresdner will lead to the creation of a European powerhouse and shatter the cosy world of German banking EFax Kleinwort staff fear big cutbacks in London The head of Deutsche Bank says the investment banking arm is a 'jewel' and will not be closed. Few believe him Multiple Classified Advertising Items Auction Multiple Classified Advertising Items Avondale Group Turner & co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Once in a Lifetime Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items HermanMiller Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The SCF Group OCRA World Wide Company Store Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Auditel JaniKing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mail Boxes ETC HSBC Kodak Express Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Also Free Domain Name Search Multiple Classified Advertising Items Henderson Investors Academics still shun enterprise Tony Blair's vision of an economy boosted by university research has been upset by a survey that shows many academics are refusing to embrace the entrepreneurial spirit Boxing promoter beats his rivals into a corner Mat Tinley, founder of America Presents, used his media connections to build a stable of 30 boxers in just four years Bulletin Working out the cost of going online Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitiver world Cereal maker faces cruch as supermarkets go global Jordans has to double its output over five years to keep up with the growth plans of its huge customers The Sunday Times The Experts Deflated fan's tribute to Lolo Loans & Investment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bridging Loans Business Exchange Multiple Classified Advertising Items F1 in a flap over women drivers Prufrock Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Remortgages & Loncs Remote control works on wives Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Hanson mixes with his old brickie mates Size matters—but so does ownership Inside the City Contents My Disgrace In his first interview since his downfall and imprisonment, the former high-flying cabinet minister talks to Lesley White about his life in jail, his faith in God, the love of his children and the lie that destroyed his glittering career Total jobs Contents The bloody sword of truth In his new book Jonathan Aitken reveals the fateful forces that led him to disaster Virgin Enemies of the People Liam Gallagher and Robbie Williams The Times In love with Mr Muscle The kind of killers who give murder a bad name Something we forgot about the family Interview Cosmo Landesman meets the Bishop of Rochester Nanny knows too much for comfort PetsPyjamas Up, up and away with a world-class basket case Stuart Wavell asks a balloonist who plans to cross the Arctic Circle in a wicker cage: why? The smoking gun Jeffrey Wigand, a hero to millions and inspiration for a film after blowing the whistle on Big Tobacco, is a man living in fear, reports, Tom Rhodes Cuddly Ken charms the true blues Ken Livingstone's mayoral campaign may be shambolic, writes Zoe Brennan, but he is showing a brilliant ability to woo voters If people are fat and smoke, why not charge a premium? Livingstone's old friends—decidedly new Labour National Canine Defence League Life is one big identity crisis Adland made me a model feminist An unconventional upbringing gave Shere Hite her independent spirit, but it was a modelling shoot that finally convinced her to join the women's movement Can Hull survive success and stay dull? Yes, it's a bird for Andy and a bloke for Sporty Shock Exchange Tortoise kills gerbils; footballing pigs; and the Canadian budgie crisis Talking heads Global village This Life People of the Week The millennium list Eureka! Charles Gray Last word Anne Mongador Juggler and dancer, 1908-2000 Venice without the gondoliers Just minutes from London's West End lies a haven of peace, writes Mary Wilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents Clubs Contents Littles at large Rob Ryan and David Wickers need a break—Paris or Amsterdam would be ideal. But if they take their children, will it all end in tears? They did; it didn't Contents Stena Line Ireland Drive Ireland Ireland's South East Ireland C·i·e Tours International Stena Line Motours Irish Ferries Irish Cycling Safaris Contents P&O Portsmouth Swansea Cork Ferries British Airways Travel Brief Good Gear Guide Travelling in style, edited by Jonathan Futrell Markwarner beach clubs Ryanair Orient Lines Ooks of the eek Holiday Clinic Colin and Christine Drury are looking for America. We suggest three fly-drives that will help them find it. Their budget is £3,000 The Travel Collection Ask Jeeves P&O Cruises Austravel LHR Steak frites QXL Seabourn Malaria alert in Botswana Thomson's dot-com move Directions English Heritage is relaxing its rules to allow… Spa better than before A week on the web MPs act on wetbikes Question & Answer Where was I? Holiday Money British Airways Zagat's the way to do it TV Travel Different drums It's Easter, but not as we know it: Mark Ottaway celebrates Corfu-style, with oompah bands, fireworks and parades Airline Network Dubai Seafrance Take the high roads Richard Binns presents the first of a two-part motoring guide to Britain's beautiful hill country, and tells you how best to dilly-daily on the way Buzz WALES—from Abergavenny to Llangollen: 312 miles Cresta Take the high roads Club Med Fred. 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Competition Details Solemar Italy Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents High-Tech Explosion. . . the technology revolution… Secret memo reveals faults of men from the Pru Don't get mad with big banks, get even Website offers cut-price home loans from Europe Government to expose hidden pension charges Contents Fldelity Investments Tax dodgers to get amnesty in the budget Sell shares in Lastminute at first chance—if you can Comment Bank confuses with small print Adwatch Schroders Picture Gallery Study the options before you switch to Tessa-only lsa Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Investec Are house prices running out of steam? Nick Gardner starts a six-page special report on property by asking whether the current boom is going to last Choose the best deal to protect against rate rises Save&prosper Jupiter Fixed Rate Attracts New Borrower Manek Investments Get a leg up onto the housing ladder First-time buyers are struggling to afford a home. Sarah Toyne points them towards the best mortgages TQ Direct Choice Switch home loans and cut your costs Remortgaging is now easier than ever and can save borrowers hundreds of pounds, writes Nick Gardner It's easy to be your own estate agent Scottish Widows Aberdeen Save&prosper Perpetual DLJ direct Are you living in a housing hot spot? Prices in some towns will rise even as nearby areas suffer falls. Robert Winnett finds out where's hot and where's not Improve the value of your home Portfolio Equitable Elson Virgin Save money with a flexible mortgage Many home loans now cater for people who do not want to be tied to a rigid repayment schedule, writes Alison Steed Standard Life Investments Can you afford to buy a place in the country? More people than ever have a second home. Sarah Jagger explains the costs and the tax implications Legal & General Fidelity Investments Skipton Advantage Threadneedle investments Pick next year's Isa now The new lsa season begins in just three weeks. Alicia Wyllie looks at the best founds and sectors for your money Don't put all your eggs in one basket Cater Allen Bank Charts show method in market madness Studying past share-price graphs can hold the key to predicting the direction of the stock market, writes Robert Winnett Lincoln Financial Group Dresdner RCM Global Investors Aberdeen Individual Savings Accounts Ltd Deutsche Bank Group Hang on for online free-for-all Cheap package deals will allow you to pay a flat fee for unlimited internet access, writes Matthew Wall Web wizards tip shares and keep an eye on Isas American Express Net frenzy cuts cost of loans Rivalry among online lenders is bringing rates down, but check the deals carefully, writes Matthew Wall Thus: the firm nobody knows Abbey National M&G Equitable Fleming Gartmore Amateur investors celebrate 20% gain The members of the Cher investment club are keener than ever after a successful year, writes Kevin Pratt Its free Ten tips for betting on the stock market Gambling on the movement of shares is an alternative, if risky, tax-free way of playing the market Equitable Stakeholder Coventry Policy Plus CommShare Neville James Save&prosper Financial Discounts Direct Amerindo Internet Fund plc Is the technology bubble Policy Portfolid PLC Woolwich Gartmore Mercury Royal & Sunalliance Investments Exeter Investment Group Shoddy workman threatened family Questions of Cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Global fund backs the internet revolution Fund Watch Capel Cure Sharp D-day for Norwich Union shareholders Can the deal with CGU revive the flagging share price? Murray Johnstone Fidelity Investments Legal & General Johnson Fry Better Invest Direct Norwich Union Legal & General Drug company repays patience Low share prices do not always mean a company is in trouble and it is often the best time to buy, writes Kevin Goldstein-Jackson Direct Line Boost your pension fund while you can Rule changes mean it is vital to put as much into your retirement fund as possible, writes Diana Wright Save direct Take Control MPs face call for annuities shake-up Govett Scottish Widows Goldfish VL Save & prosper Is it time to swap trusts? 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As the BBC launches its controversial Arts Zone, Sally Kinnes asks: will it bolster TV's cultural coverage or sound its death knell? Arts shows under Auntie's axe Video Top 10 selling videos Feb 5-Mar 4 Agenda Small man, big ambition David Geffen: A Biography of the New Hollywood by Thomas R King Hutchinson £18.99 pp670 His life was cloaked in legend and myth. . . but the truth about the 'mad monk' is just as bizarre Rasputin: The Last Word by Edvard Radzinsky Weidenfeld £20 pp524 Rasputin and the Empress A letter to Rasputin… Diary Man in the middle Politics Trimble The Open University The Mystery and Thriler Club Havey Porlock What the critics have been saying Worlds apart John Betjeman and Nikolaus Pevsner could be described as the yin and yang of architectural criticism, says Hugh Pearman. But were the two writers really so different? 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Jerome Burne finds his PC has a hidden extra dimension The Sunday Times Contents The one to watch The week ahead Hero Of The Hour Today, ITV, 8pm Best film Best Comedy Moral Combat—Nato At War Critics' choice Picture Gallery Flash Gordon (C5,5. 05pm) Lenny kravitz BBC1 Radio Sky One Films The Blind Date Critics' choice The Silent Enemy (C4,1. 30pm) Music First BBC1 Radio SKY One Monday 13 March Films Trouble At The Top 15: This is Me (C4,9pm) Twelve Angry Men Music First BBC1 Radio Sky One Films Critics' choice Wednesday 15 March Flim choice Music first BBC1 Radio SKY One Wednesday 15 March Films Dirty Work Critics' choice Toughest Job In Britain (BBC1, 8.30pm) Flim choice Music First BBC1 Radio SKY One Thursday March Films Goodness Gracious Me Critics' choice Friday 17 March Film choice BBC1 Radio SKY One Friday 17 March Films Randall & Hopkirk Critics' choice Saturday 18 March Picture Gallery Film choice BBC1 Radio SKY One Saturday 18 March Films Chelsea Flower Show Magnolia Contents TAG Heuer Tara Palmer-Tomkinson Contents Frocky Horror Show Awards ceremonies such as the Oscars, Grammys and Brits see the stars vying to outshine each other in the fashion stakes. 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