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John Dugdale, John Hannah, Tom Taylor, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Nigel Botherway, John Brand, Jon Swain, James Clark, Nicholas Rufford, philosopher Roger Scruton, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Dan Pearson, Dan Calrns, Amanda Ursell, Emma Moore, Stephen Everitt-Rowe, John Jay, J D, Mark Souster, Martin Jay, Charles Miller, Mrs M Norman, Stephen Gilpin, Jonathon Savill, Frank Whitford, Michael Elliott, Channings Edinburgh, H F B, Sally Payne, David Smith, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Melanie Phillips, Pat Rowley Sunday Times hockey correspondent, Nick Pitt, Andrew Summers chief executive, E P, Neil Wormald, Clive Davis, G L, Stephen Grey, Carol Sarler, Guy Dennis, Cecilia Holden, Dr Phyllis Edwards, C D, M O, Paris Le Leau, D W, Edward Platt, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Praful Patel, Robert Sandall, Martin James, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Michael Wilford, Sheila Lavery, Mark Dubin, Tom Otley, Irwin Stelzer, Jane Moore, Nick Proctor, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Michacl Cole, Phil Turner, Mark Ottaway, D Burton, David Dougill, Johan Stael von Holstein, John Evans, Philip Kingsley, Tony Stone, Thrasy Petropoulos, Steve Curry, Professor Phillip Stott, Sarah Toyne, H C, David Hewson, Ann O'Brien, Tania Alexander, Hugh Canning, Alasdair Reid, Hugh Mcllvanney, Mark Hudson, Nigel Williams, Graham Duffill, Jeremy Clarkson, Edward Porter, Stewart Lee, Peter Kemp, Louise Taylor, Jane Renton, Adam Coffer, John Hart, Kay Adams, Liz Jones, Bob Clay, David Edmondson, Nick Gardner, Amy Anderson, Phillip Oppenheim, Stuart Wavell, Pan Barrett, Josephine Smit, Paul Donovan, Barry Unsworth, Alastair Hendy, Susan Clark Health Journalist, Paul Driver, Richard Binns, Maeve Sheehan, Peter Windsor, Caroline Scott, Francis Wilford-Smith, Ian Hawkey, Tessa Dahl, Jerome Burne, Christopher Morgan, Shelley Von Strunckel, Tim Rayment, J L, Clir Dennis Ramshaw, Kirstie Hamilton, Sir Peter Davis Chairman, Mark Edwards, G J Talmadge, Jonathan Futreil, David Lawrenson, Derek Jameson, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Mark Nene, British Grand Prix, Danny O'Brien, Margaret McDonagh General Secretary, Louise Gannon, David Jennings, Phil Baker, Peter Tompkins, John Nicholson, Richard Deeks, Angus Porter marketing director, S Shaw, Nathaniel Philbrick, Loadsa Denny, Cate Blanchett, L J C, Kathleen Chalfant, C L, Raymond Keene, John Eggleston owner, Ed Porter, Cosmo Landesman, Diana Wright, Kipper Williams, Andy Knott, Chris Partridge, Richard Roseneeld, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Michael Kretzmer, Allen Davis, June Field, Dr Mark Dougherty, Miss L O'Hara, M J, Caroline Donald, Rob Ryan, Jemimah Bailey, Mike Brennan, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, Miranda Seymour, Trevor Lewis, Jack Grimston, S P, Colin McDowell, Stephen McGinty, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Lisa Sykes, Stephen Armstrong, Lennox Lewis, Andrew White, Paul Kavanagh, Ron Hall, Mark Prigg, Josh Salzmann, Bethan Cole, Rex Goach, Roland White, Matthew Merkel, Garth Alexander, William Rees-Mogg, Andrew Smedley, Rebecca Letty, Maurice Chittenden, Vivienne Bond, Alex Fortune, Nicky Haslam, Mark Franchetti, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Angela Buttolph, Anthony Troute, Jonathan Leake, American Psycho, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Chris Crawshaw, Michael Sheridan, D J Taylor, Margaret Walters, Peter Clarke, Godfrey Smith, Bob Davis, John Urbanek, Dipesh Gadher, Jeremy Hart, Terry Murden, A A Gill, Kulwinder Singh Rai, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, John Carey, Martin Wroe, Louise Johncox, N W, Tom Robbins, David Sumner Smith, J F, Andrew Meredith, Stephen Pettitt, Chrissy Iley, Trushar Barot, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Jeremy Langmead, Ian Madeley, Sally Kinnes, Mike Bloxsome, Liam Clarke, Nicholas Hellen Media Editor, Naomi Caine, David Wickers, Hazel Courteney, Tom Rhodes, John Cornwell, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Joe Lovejoy, Mark Porter, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, P Hamilton, Leslie Carter, Hugh Pearman, Lucy Broadbent, Julian Ryall, David Parsley, Norman Powell, Frank Field, Adam Singer, Michael Riding managing director, Neil MacGregor, Tony Williams, Harry Mount, Joseph Gregg, Dave Haggart, Anthony Howard, Simon Crerar, Jenny Davey, Erik Halley, Bob Dwyer, Joanna Simon, Stephen Boyd, India Knight, Ann Waite, Steve Grant, Kingston Smith, Barry Newcombe, Dominic Rushe, Richard Enderby, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson,
ResumoJealousy Blair to let gay couples adopt 'Give me the boy or I'll shoot' Contents British Airways 'I May Be French, Small, Ugly and Fat—But I'm Getting the Job Done' FO ignored bloodbath warning Cybil Liberties Travel News Review Culture Doors Sport Doors The Nations up to Speed News Review Business Style Internet Newspapers Support Recycling Oh no, another one Britain's number may be up as Europe gets single phone code Catholic leader attacks Tories in asylum row Doctors criticise failure of breast cancer reform Teachers back pay strike plan Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans… Dome pleads for £20m lottery aid Philip and Cristina Green An Apology Elian back with father after armed police raid A Boy's Own Story Miami Cubans vent their anger in street fights with riot squads Virgin Seat Omagh suspects to be named on net Brosnan's son hurt in crash IBM Vauxhall Killer forced Dando to her knees as he shot her Castaways adrift in a sea of resentment Libido gel lets men massage lost sex drive Web leak forces Mi5 to switch phones The Sunday Times Abbey National Mutant lobster is food of the future Moneygator Author pens novel attack on Amis St. Joseph's Hospice Four-homes Prescott faces censure over flat Insight Zebedee heads for Hollywood PNO Total serve Tories poised for town hall victory Bol. com Audi BBC buys up Lloyd Webber hit shows E-Loan Driven to Make Fred Barras was an underclass criminal who became th victim of his own offending. Now the public want to free the farmer convicted of his killing. Tim Rayment and Dipesh Gadher report D. F. S The shifting line between His Own Justice Murder and self-defence The Sunday Times BT Internet Police beat a rural retreat Dotcom stars beat crash by selling out Peugeot 206 Graves to be dug up and reused after 50 years And lo—the messiah of the masterpiece Profile Rip-off Britain Comes with a big bargain basement Scottish Widows Nick Newman's Week Limits of the law Zimbabwe's descent Life Cycle A little boy lost in cold war's death throes Livingstone the jester Will be no fun for Londoners Nightclubbers flock to see wild man Vlad play party politics NHS dresses up in its Sunday best to welcome baby Blair Atticus Mandy may quit Northern Ireland by the summer Liberal folly has turned farm killer into a martyr Job-channel No old votes for new Labour BT Internet Change asylum laws Drug Barons A lot of hot air New Deal works Points Planet medica Mugabe's Mayhem Is Zimbabwe's ruthless ruler after land or power? Tom Walker in Harare and Jon Swain in Bulawayo report from a country where white and black alike fear for their future Travelstore 'I have no life any more, it's over for all of us,' she wept Standard Life Bank Virgin Economic Meltdown Last hurrah for Vietnam's old red guard P&o Stena No Title Calais EU food delays hurt Ethiopia Cousteau's son hunts monster of the deep Virginbiz Sky Marines ignore pleas to end North Pole trek Interactive investor international Chirac hit by 'human bomb' spy scandal Erin Brockovich Ford Virgin Putin halts foreign adoption of Russia's unwanted babies Westland Robo-shopper cuts out trip to supermarket Serbian prison boss held over war crimes XShealth Big Blue Virgin appeals to red-light diners Inside Paris BT Hello, it's me—I'm in jail Wrong number The tete offensive Rail crash company chiefs scoop £700,000 pay bonus Charles rallies to veterans over Falklands trauma Weather and Travel Outlook Mother remanded Police step up 'road rage' hunt Missile strike McDonald's asks for attacks to end Killer moved Beatles bid Sole ticket claims £8.9m jackpot Bombardier Farmer's lawyers seek juror tape News in Brief Park murder Cypriots held Canoeists saved Bears poisoned Wages of death Six Shooters United win Premiership in a canter Contents Orange Arrows Under Fire Table Top Euro Crash Barrichello grabs Button sixth on grid One F1 driver gambled on the rain and secured pole position for today's British Grand Prix Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Disgusted racegoers threaten GP boycott Grand-prix fans lost in a mudbath have turned their anger on the F1 organisers, writes Jeremy Hart Silverstone pole A thoroughly foreign affair Britain's best hopes a victory today will be if the rain continues to fall on Silverstone Italian genius weaves spell Sharp Phillips kills off Wednesday's dream Eurobet Dons left to sweat as Spurs find form Champions go marching on Dutch master has eye on European jewels Ruud Van Nistelrooy, the £18.5m striker, has the ability to make Manchester United even more formidable, says Rob Hughes No new threat in sight There are no obvious challengers to the annual dominance of Manchester United writes Joe Lovejoy Ricard makes Chelsea pay Charlton go up as Ipswich lose The Football Round-Up Millwall miss out Arber on target Rangers' title Molby close Bakke to the Future Lifting Leeds United after their two weeks of trauma will be a supreme test for David O'Leary Striking decisions by O'Neill thwart Villa The Sunday Times Gunners warm to final chance Arsenal deserve to be in the Uefa Cup final and have no reason to fear Galatasaray England bows to Europe sways to samba rhythms Imports from South America have played a decisive role in shaping this year's Champions League Fired up Defeats are timely education for England's foreign glory hunters Manchester United will contest Europe's big prize again but Chelsea face deeper problems Spanish practice Matadors make fun of formbook A stylish Spanish trio have made a nonsense of domestic performance and blown apart some European reputations, says Brian Glanville United 'anarchy' exploited by Real Where English Clubs are Left Standing UK plus FA Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Minor Leagues and Europe Scotland Premiership bad boys 1999/2000 Nationwide Conference Pools Lewis Guns Primed Michael Grant's tall reputatio may not survive the power and experience of Lennox Lewis The other great Edwards joins the peelers Why not back a certainty? Letters to the Sports Editor Write to: The Sports Editor (Letters), The Sunday… American Football Picks of the week Sport on TV Q & a Any Answers? Book Review The Way It Was - My Autobiography Sir Stanley Matthews (Headline, hb, £18.99) Bestsellers Davis turns tables on game-boys The former No 1 has would back the clock at the Crucible—and rediscovered himself Chevrolet White rebounds to keep title dream alive With the top seeds falling all around him, this may be the year Jimmy White finally conquers Sheffield, writes Alex Fortune The Magical 147 Leicester close in on title Gloucester keep up drive for European spot Land Rover Bedford regret wasted changes Saints march ended by Bath Role model Hanley to crack new code Bristol are planning to bring in a defensive coach steeped in rugby league's professionalism Melville demands video refs after cup row Lions manage without Telfer Finalists decided The Rugby Blazing row Hrbaty to stake claim In Monte Carlo final Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Badminton Racing Hockey Kingsclere on song for Derby Ian Balding's colt fails to help clear Guineas picture as he eyes Epsom after win at Kempton Maguire in the hunt for Fairyhouse repeat Jonathan Powell meets the resilient jockey whose career took off after an Irish Grand National win Home comfort for Corser Motorcycling Fujitsu Siemens Aymes kept on his toes by Warne Thrasy Petropoulos on the Hampshire wicketkeeper's first attempts to unravel the mysteries of the legendary leg-spinner Chello Zimbabwe's critical test Against a background of violence at home, the tourists arrive needing to rediscover their form. By Ian Hawkey A deadly game One helpless bookmaker lost his life because he was unable to arrange the right result Police to offer new match-fixing evidence Pressure on Mohammed Azharuddin is growing as new tape-recordings surface in Bombay police files. By Simon Wilde The Times Lewis claims are refuted by promoter Simon Wilde talks to the Indian promoter who says Chris Lewis is a 'fraud' for making match-fixing claims against him Competition Hotline Powell's grand finale If Leeds Rhinos are to retain the cup, their veteran centre must play the pivotal role. By David Lawrenson Smoking Causes Heart Disease Top coach fires volley at Lloyd Criticism from the ex-Davis Cup captain has angered LTA performance director Patrice Hagelauer. By Richard Evans King for a Day Can't afford the car of your dreams? Then hire one for the day, writes Andrew Frankel A rocket-propelled wolf wearing sheep's clothing A publisher with £6,500 to spend is searching for a car that looks mild but goes wild, reports John Evans Car Clinic King for a Day Look, it's driving with no hands Road Sage Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sytner direct Multiple Classified Advertising Items Scotthall Multiple Display Advertising Items Park Lane Alpina Multiple Classified Advertising Items Benham Milcars Multiple Classified Advertising Items L&c Multiple Display Advertising Items Alfa Romeo Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Motorpoint Alfa Romeo Multiple Display Advertising Items Car Auctions UK Multiple Display Advertising Items Easyimport Ferrari Mercedes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Stratstone Loncoster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paramount Multiple Display Advertising Items Grange of Exeter Minster Doves Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover British Car Auctions Harwoods Lexus Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Carrs of Exeter Retail Bramshaw Signature Greenoaks Cruickshank William Loughran Drayton Arlington Puttocks Romans Hughes of Beaconsfield Dick Lovett Multiple Display Advertising Items Rose & Young Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Volvo Bramley Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancoster Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars of London Multiple Display Advertising Items DVLA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Worth its Wait Mercedes was slow to enter the prestige 4*4 market, but its Ml270 goes straight to the top of the class, writes Ray Hutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items RR Is it a bike? Is it a car? No, it's super-useless Alchemy to win Rover after Towers' secret talks collapse Strong pound 'in line for sharp fall' Virgin Gold Rush Easy Rider . . . The next stage in the internet… All change at Mothercare High Ambition Wal-Mart starts big stores roll-out ASDA Wal Mart supercentre LSE presses Borse for equality London at Bay Can Sorrell pull off media merger of the year? Agenda John Jay £22bn licence sale hangs on One 20ne Online grocer poaches logistics expert Share & Indicies Kia drives down prices by selling cars direct Small firms snub union law Red tape Britain Business Digest Strong pound piles on the agony Cyber couriers ride into London Watch INS BT pressed to open 'local loop' Big business helps minnows Shacklock gains seat on Dresdner's main board SCI to buy computer games leader Silverstone does the splits Britain saved from 7% inflation Euro Watch Close-run poll Jobless shock UK-iNvest Doubts remain over 'golden' Brown Business Letters Sinking shares stop America boiling over Exchange on Brink of Surrender The London Stock Exchange is fighting to avoid partner becoming the junior partner in a merger with Deutsche Borse. Kirstie Hamilton reports on the blunders that have led to the humbling of the City Hitachi Middle class gold dazzles the banks Savers with more than £60,000 have become the target. Kirstie Hamilton and Dominic Rushe report TS Cable television's tower of ambition Adam Singer, a dyslexic who left school at 16 with just one O-level, now heads an £11 billion company that will shape what we watch in years to come Ipulsys Adam Singer's Working Day The Tipsters who never say 'sell' Uncritical analysts are hyping stocks and the regulators are alarmed. Garth Alexander reports from New York The Sunday Times Interactive investor international Multiple Display Advertising Items Dotcom guru maps out the new economy Johan Steal von Holstein says the next phase of the internet will have seismic effects as global sourcing of goods, lower prices and unlimited information filter through to all business EasyRentacar costader Customers are flocking to hire the Easy Jet tycoon's Mercedes cars at cheap rates, but the final bill may be a shock, writes David Parsley Sunseeker TBI to sell Australian interests at a premium Sharewatch Edited by David Parsley (david. parsley@sunday-times. co. uk) The Sunday Times A Share in the Boardroom Databank Buiter's worrying thoughts on sterling and the euro Willam Buiter is quitting after serving on the monetary policy committee for three years. He spoke to David Smith The Sunday Times Float yourself on the market Book of the Week Future Wealth Stan Davis and Christopher Meyer McGraw-Hill, £17.99 Hoggett Bowers PSD Hoggett Bowers Pitney Bowes Dell Norman Broadbent Advantage West Midlands The Development Agency Norman Broadbent SHP Associates Kuwait Airways Kappa Home-Based Telephone Researcher Public Health Laboratory Service Hutchison Whampoa Property Hutchinson Whampoa Property Michael Beer Thomson Partners Psychometric Testing Impact Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items IIR Confederation of British Industry Freelance Consultants/distributors Wanted The Sunday Times Cap Gemini Norman Broadbent Ezenia! Interexec Michael Page ERM Multiple Display Advertising Items Investec Grieves Pryce Barnes Kavells Limited The Sun Harvey Nash Education The Architects Registration Board Kingston University Multiple Display Advertising Items Rosebery School Chiropody Podiatry Kingston University Chapterhouse Get Paid for Reading Books Career Analysts Fruit juice maker squeezes out healthy sales Affluent health-conscious thirty-somethings have developed a thirst for PhD's pure concoctions. Report by Claire Oldfield Blue Circle Industries Plc Software firm took off with Catapult prize The Sunday Times/3i competition helped take Paragon from start-up to leading player. Your company could also be a winner, writes Claire Oldfield Bulletin Skoot Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co. CarBug The Sunday Times VehicleOptions Legal International OCRA World Wide The SCF Group Company Store Group Multiple Display Advertising Items 3,000 Unique Business Domains Available Big Domains Multiple Classified Advertising Items Credit & Mercantile PLC Professor finds the right price Madan Singh believed he had a good product for determining prices, but he failed to interest large companies until he started charging steeply for it. By Rupert Steiner My First Break DLJ direct Will our research qualify for tax relief? Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Uk plus The Sunday Times Environmental demands turn up heat on foundry Enterprise networ The problems of Zeus Aluminium Products are typical of suppliers to the British motor industry. Jane Renton reports Angus Porter The Experts BT John Eggleston KPMG Bob Davis Ame UK Michael Riding Lloyds TSB Commercial Andrew Smmers Design Council Cornhill Insurance Grand Prix girls cling to tradition Just don't mention the war Purfrock Mumm's the word for fizz fun High finance hits the high street Trouble in Store. . . If you enjoy shopping as much… Insurers push for right to raid unclaimed assets Net mania reaches auction room Quick Fix Tasty Offer Watchdog tells savers to beware of First-e bank Mobile internet will shake up finances Standard Life faces calls for windfall Fidelity Investments Up and Away If you can't pick the right man, pick a pension Britannia conceals loan catch Adwatch Aberdeen Royal & Sunalliance Tax rules prevent widow inheriting husband's Isa Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance How to survive the stock market chaos Experts say investors should put their money in supermarket groups and drug firms. By Nick Gardner My Broker Save&prosper ISA Fees up as property market cools down Rochford Policies Equitable Snap up cheap mortgage to beat interest rate rise Fixed and discounted home loans look even more attractive now that the Bank of England seems likely to increase the base rate by a quarter of a percentage point, writes Sarah Toyne Abbey National Quick Fix Shoppers pay over odds for store cards Customers pay a hefty premium for accounts with big retailers. Credit cards are cheaper, writes Adam Coffer Perpetual Scottish Widows Bank rings up if you go into the red Savings news CompuServe Investor learns harsh lesson in grim week Diary of a Day Trader Neville James Promise Does free internet access really exist? Do not believe the marketing hype—going online usually costs you money Equitable Deutsche Bank Group How the 'Free' Services Compare Gartmore Standard Life Bank I shares Look out for bargains as share prices tumble A volatile stock market can be a good opportunity for keen-eyed investors to buy cheap shares that will eventually be star performers. By Kevin Goldstein-Jackson Investor's Journal Scottish Widows Multiple Display Advertising Items Best Savings Rates Air Miles pays up at last over Greek tragedy Policy Portfolio PLC Money Supermarket Chase De Vere Investments PLC Elson Policy Plus For Full Details of Advertising in the Money Section Debts bring pilot down to earth Money Makeover M&G Investors start to profit from lack of faith in technology Fund Watch Cash in on plan to raise standards Care International Baby Love 'I'm Short, Fat & Ugly' Revenge The True Story that Inspired Moby Dick In 1820 a whaling crew was shipwrecked in the Pacific when a huge whale attacked its boat. Now, with the discovery of a survivor's account of the disaster, Nathaniel Philbrick, a maritime historian from the whalers' base in Nantucket, tells the full tale of greed, incompetence and the fight to stay alive Inside Dear Daddy Concern The gentle giant that turned into a raging bull bent on battering its tormentors Next Week: The Desperate Hunger that Drove Civilised Men to Cannibalism You're so vain, boys A life blighted by a glowing school report Npower Enemy of the People Cigarette warnings The Financial Times You couldn't pay dad to stay at home Ruth Kelly, the MP calling for paid parental leave, may have good intentions, says Carol Sarler, but legislation alone will never change social habits The Times Rest easy, St George—the English have no need of you this day Happy to be in the short, fat and ugly zone Interview Once upon a time, childhood was made of magic Tessa Dahl, in a letter to her dead father Roald, bemoans a world where nothing is left to the imagination We're the law out here, stranger Faced with a crime invasion, rural communities have every right to protect themselves, says the philosoper Roger Scruton Prudential Welcome to Britain's melting pot We should regard asylum seekers as the lifeblood of a vibrant nation, writes Michael Elliott. After all, Britons are the world's champion migrants Treatment is far quicker abroad-so let's go there Saving the NHS The Sunday Times Cambourne Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barratt Hamptons Multiple Display Advertising Items Beaufort Fairview New Homes Plc Will Posh Boy Benji spoil the Groucho? Cosmo Landesman meets the young pretender trying to take over his exclusive club and grills him about his plans The Times The shots that ended my Great Escape Frank Day tells Stuart Wavell how he helped organise the famous breakout that led Hitler to wreak a terrible revenge The lost dream that was Rhodesia Putting cancer centre stage Kathleen Chalfant, the star of Wit, tells how the play has helped her and audiences cope with the suffering and death of a loved one The Times The power of healthy thought Tough on crime, soft on legendary gangsters The Sun saves the world, living death in Japan, and burglars' day off Stop the Week Shock Exchange The tabloid week Talking heads Global village This Life People of the Week The millennium list Eureka! The Daily Telegraph: Morris Cargill Last word… The Daily Telegraph: Valerio Viccei Nicholson Estates Netmortgage Prowting Homes Bloor Homes Linden Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Fairview New Homes plc Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Propertunities Quinta de São Roque World Class Homes English Courtyard Homes Overseas Exhibition Multiple Display Advertising Items Private Sales Costa Blanca/denia £160,000 The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Parque da Floresta Multiple Display Advertising Items Ocean Estates Marbella PMA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Isted Grade II Country House Farley & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prince sells his Fulham palace Centuries of Italian aristocratic style can be found in the London home of Stefano Massimo, writes Mark Porter Properties of the Week Former farmhouses Almhouse Style When charity began at home Built in the image of the poorhouse, today's commercial versions are anything but, says Chris Partridge The British House St. George Residential Revolution Apartments Crest Homes Alfred McAlpine Homes Homes sent from heaven Converting redundant churches to houses dates back centuries, but the handful coming on the market each year are still sought after, says Chris Partridge The prefab made to fit modern tastes No more a Thames ugly duckling Flats' secret is out Home Truths Stroke of luck Madonna was here A lesson in Jewish history Homes Quality to Appreciate Charles Church Elusive Aleppo Lured to Aleppo by the dark, resonant sound of Syrian music, Mark Hudson finds himself in a city whose spiritual wealth has made it immune to the charms of the West Seabourn Greek Island Special Body Heat Mobile Video Good Gear Guide Travel Brief Berns Hotel, Stockholm Outback Electronic Compass Advizor Wrist Computer Books of the Week Saekodive Al-11 Underwater Laser Light Worldtraveldirect. com The Best of Spain & Portugal Portugaline The isles have it Whatever you want from a Greek holiday, there's an island to keep you content. This week, our experts pick the isles that are best for villas, watersports, kids, culture, walking and local flavour Best for villa holidays Scandinavian UTravel. co. uk Namibia Markwarner beach clubs Magic Travel Group North Cyprus. . . Tropical Places Swan Hellenic North Cyprus The Travel Collection Clubs Sunsail Next Week 'Haider effect' hits tourism Explore worldwide British Airways Holidays Music museum opens in Memphis Facing up to the future: trekking in the foothills… Question & Answer Flight of the long knives Where was I? Stansted Express spruced up Travel Inn: an unlikely love nest India woos the glitterati with boutique hotels TV Travel Deals of the Week It's not just the UK that's witnessing a… Holiday Money Summer 2001—keen to book? Hotels In the first of a new series, we review the best British hotels—starting with the city slickers Town-House Hotels As Others See us Tony Stone says you don't have to be pious to join a pilgrimage To Advertise in Travel please call Matthew Summer on Turkey Calverley Travel Ltd. CTS Horizons Piece de résistance Richard Binns tours Burgundy's Morvan hills, a past hide-out for anti-Nazi agitators Phonebox Big-country Bonanza Are real cowboys as rugged as the ones on TV? Michael Kretzmer and family strike out into the wilds of Canada to find out BAA Tapestry Holidays Trip-wired. com/booking an adventure holiday online Some 500 UK companies sell adventure holidays. So why can't Lisa Sykes find her perfect action holiday online? The Sunday Times The week on the web Trailfinders Travelbag USAirtours Dial-a-flight Continental Airlines Austravel CGU Quest Worldwide All Starz Travel Management Singapore Airlines Direct Flights Airline Network Worldwide Holiday Insurance Travel mood British Midland Overseas Travel Travel Insurance Overseas Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Flight Centre Confetti. co. uk The Travel Bug 3 nights for 2 in Paris from Eh8 Villas with Pools Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Airport Parking Canadian Affair Villa retreats Travel Insurance Overseas Travel Jersey European Ramblers Holidays The Imaginative Traveller Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items LunnPoly Elegant Resorts Confetti. co. uk Journey Wise Multiple Display Advertising Items Elegant Resorts Caribbean Expressions Caribean Hideaway Escapes Caribbean Connection Far East Special Cruise & Sail Abroad Multiple Classified Advertising Items SNCM Ferryterranee Cottages to Castles Italian Expressions Citalia Elegant Resorts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Carefree Italy The Imaginative Traveller The Real Spain Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items Dragoman Peregrine Guerba Explore worldwide Exodus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Brittany Ferries Multiple Display Advertising Items Allez France AITO Best Ferry Deals Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Nare-Hotel Manor House Hotels Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times My Hols John Hannah expounds on Bedarra, Barcelona and baggy undies Confetti Qantas Holidays Competition Details Win a week's holiday for two on the Greek island of Ithaca, with Simply Ionian Where was I Scooby-Doo! in Phantom of the Wrestling Ring! A bunny's tale Touch please! Top awards Scooby-Doo! in Phantom of the Wrestling Ring! Picture Gallery F-mail Competition Address Sen answers to all competitions… Ready for summer? Illustrated fun Fantastic titles Just William rules Ok Story master Top notch! Asterix and Son Jarvis Dagsy Dog Nice hutch Gigha job! Dreamers come true Rare treasurers Away to Hay! Exploration Station! Get hands-on with the Natural . . . Exploration Station! Beryl the Peril Truth of Scare? Funky feet Funday Fresh! Rex and Tex Robot Crusoe Squirt The creature feature Dennis Next Week in Funday The party starts here! Disney Channel unveiled the nominations for this year's Kids Awards at a star-studded ceremony in London last week - and The Funday Times was there to chat to the biggest stars in the galaxy! Rob Smyth Fans utd Sport news Race Star Contents Books Jungle Contents Waldemar Januszczak on the naked truth behind the clean-up of the Sistine Chaos Hatchet job Film American Psycho is neither shocking nor clever. So what is it, asks Cosmo Landesman Short Cuts Rest of the week's films Box Man The pocket battleship To some she's Piaf, to others just naff. But as she will prove in The King and I, Elaine Paige is unsinkable. By Louise Gannon No Title How the King came to. . . The Million Dollar Hotel From Russia with lovemaking The sex scenes will grab the headlines, but Channel 4's Anna Karenina is not just a bodice-ripping bonanza, says Steve Grant It was the favourite novel of the 1990s of Cherie Blair and William Hague The buddha of suburbia Television Aa Gill Critic of the year Virtual voices Britwistle's Last Supper needs better service and less familiar fare, says Hugh Canning Sunshine Snakes in bare feet are one thing. Witches with fake breasts are quite another, says David Dougill Amazon Royalacademy Rest of the week's theatre AXA The things we do for love A scorching revival of Peter Nichols's Passion Play presents the battle between enduring love and high infidelity with savage, unblinking clarity. 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