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Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Ellen Bradshaw, Michael Prescott, Karen Krizanovich, Jon Snow, Mark Stretton, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Alec Stewart, Christopher Morgan Religious Affairs Correspondent, Vanessa Perry, Jon Swain, Lord Foster, Sally Shillington, James Clark, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, Alan Hart, S Maguire, Mark Thatcher, Keith Oakley, John Peter, Simon Barnes, Martin James, Amanda Ursell, Karen Wheeler, Harriet Griffey, John Jay, Paul Havranek, J D, Adam Luck, Max Glaskin, Emine Saner, Gareth Walsh, Ivo Tennant, Stephen Brennan, Nicolette Jones, Andrew Swaln, Justin Urquhart Stewart, Sally Payne, Brian Johns, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Thomas Harding, Edin Hamzic, P D, Melanie Rickey, Melanie Phillips, Terry Ward, Mrs P Craig, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, Guy Dennis, Dr Roger Henderson, David Benedict, Martha Lane-Fox, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, John O'Brien, Jeremy Whittle, Chris Fautley, Iain Johnstone, Anthony Sattin, Alison Brace, Adrian Hall, Robert Winnett, Ulla Plon, Sir Alex Ferguson, Irwin Stelzer, Eleanor Mills, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Mark Ottaway, Jane Moore, David Dougill, John Evans, Philip Kingsley, Dominic Tonner, Sarah Toyne, David Hewson, I Jameson, Becky Carroll, Margaret Coles, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Hugh Mcllvanney, Alasdair Reid, Margarette Driscoll, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Ian McLeod, John Waples Deputy City Editor, David Cairns, Bob Walker, Jane Renton, Eben Black, Simeon Tegel, Nick Newman's, Kay Adams, John Milne, Sam Murphy, G M Gaber, David Eimer, Andrew Bainbridge, Adam Nathan, Nick Gardner, Brendan Bourne, Richard Johnson, Joe Perry, Phillip Oppenheim, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Ed Hoskins, Mike Laws, Paul Donovan, Sarah Bailey, Robert Bourne's, Alastair Hendy, Ramon Benardout, Norman Kain, Stan Labovitch, James Clark Home Affairs Correspondent, Lucinda Kemeny, Bernard Bourdon-Dese, Smita Talati, Michael Woodhead, Jasper Gerard, John Humphrys, Paul Driver, John Follain, Peter Windsor, Richard Brooks, Clive Simms, Andrew Parr, Ian Hawkey, Nick Gurdner, Christopher Morgan, Angle Buttrose, Chrissie Lee, D A Stephenson, Shelley Von Strunckel, Sue Beenstock, Mark Edwards, Susan Clark, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Meg Ryan, Tim Bell, Danny O'Brien, Deborah Collcutt Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Fraser Nicholson, James Brown, Don Philip, James Tolson, Dr John Sulston, Robert Sandall, Sue Reid, Raymond Keene, Belinda Buckley, Geoff King, Cosmo Landesman, Nigel Thomas, Marie Colvin, June Ducas, Penny Mortimer, Andy Knott, Shella Mawhood, Chris Partridge, Dr Bob Bury, Michael Prescott Political Editor, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Paul Nuki, Kate Rew, Caroline Donald, Dominic Rushe, Rob Ryan, Pat Butcher, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, John Stern, Bryn Palmer, Jack Grimston, S P, Colin McDowell, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Frazer Wright, Chris Waills, Stephen Armstrong, Mandy Francis, Christopher Goodwin, Peter Taylor, Josh Salzmann, Mark Prigg, R W Johnson, Mark Sharon, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Wayne Heidrich, John Aitken, Wayne Bodkin, Maurice Chittenden, Alex Fortune, Kevin Pratt, Laurence Factor, Nicky Haslam, Jane Fryer, Kevin Malloy, Graham Hind, Judith O'Reilly, Richard Rae, Ray Hutton, Magnus Mills, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, John Harrison, Saily Kinnes, Susan Elkin, Maurice McCreanor, Alain De Botton, Michael Sheridan, D J Taylor, Christine Webb, P Brown, Jon Clems, John Harlow, Geoffrey Brees, Alan Hammersley, Godfrey Smith, Dipesh Gadher, James A Benn, John Waples, Paul Rowan, Terry Murden, Jim Keeble, A A Gill, Toby Musgrave, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, Winner's Dinners, Tom Robbins, Harvey Jones, Clarie Oldfield, Stephen Pettitt, Stuart Farmer, David Rixon, Ian Campbell, Jonathan Steel, Sally Kinnes, Andrew Lorenz, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Michael Axler, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Christine Ross, Dr Peter Thompson, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Graham Norwood, Elizabeth Buchan, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, David Parsley, Phillip Knightley, David Smith Economics Editor, Simon Crerar, Chris Middleton, Ken Hart, Peter Roebuck, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Steve Grant, Simon Howard, Danny Danziger, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, Rosie Waterhouse, Stanley Steward, Kate Constable, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson,
ResumoCouple seek to have twins born years apart Arriving soon: the faster train Contents Cecil Gee Contents Cork shows his bottle: The England all-rounder… SAS to recruit troops from German army Contents Levy claim for £50,000 expenses Insight First-class flights, dinners, care for business Contents Inside Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Classified Buckingham Palace Contents Blair blocks church choice of two bishop candidates Christopher Morgan Religions Affairs Correspondent Trimble calls for calm at Drumcree Rowdy pubs face closure by police Picture Gallery Honour guard: Captain Cynthia Anderson at Buckingham… Ex-minister to defy No 10 over party post £40bn boost for trains Plan to define degrees of rape 'Unreliable' Mowlam is out of Labour's election A-team Publishing blunder breaks Harry's code Versace goes universal with deal to clothe Russian cosmonauts Virgin Hague accuses Blunkett over uniform rule PC World the Computer Superstore English fans pay top ticket prices Deborah Collcutt Consumer Affairs Correspondent Last-minute liver donor gives lifeline to sick girl Chanel Sale Onassis girl to give away cursed fortune Mercedes-Benz Sandline 'paid bribe' to win war contract Mark Phillips loses his contract at Burghley Defy convention 'Junket Jack' goes to the races for £40,000 Colleges £200m in debt as Brown squeezes budgets Defence company accused of cheating ministry of millions Divas fade in opera's purge of the plump No 10 cuts up rough over pupils' picture of baby Leo Health now Whitehall fights to close window on MI5 files Property swindler traced to Florida Hitachi JPs in Straw's back yard are most lenient Sophie Dahl hits fashion big time Go loan Blairs defy critics with Tuscan break Bud Light School hires bouncers to curb truants Lavish bishops cost church £21m Citroen Top cleric urges cut in red tape for weddings Heart attack kills Walter Matthau Egg: card Virgin atlantic Dobson's mayoral backers revealed The Man Called He's rich, clever and the prime minister's special envoy. So how did he pay only £5,000 in tax? Paul Nuki, Nicholas Rufford and Gareth Walsh expose the rarefied world of Labour's money man, Lord Levy Tell your Boss to Log off Labour and the Rich Abbey National Business and Professional Banking MPs refuse to show tax bills Motorists hit by £8bn extra taxes Seat Yellow Submarine to refloat dome Promise A sweetie with a hard nut in the middle Profile The snap, crackle and pop of misspent youth Scottish Widows Week We need answers An ominous cradling Mulberry England Allez Chirac—the slow lane will do us fine We are bigger than our genes—thank God Republican tendency keeps a low cabinet profile Hague's personal health plan could put his nose out of joint Atticus Follett the fallen luvvie turns his pen on Blair Blunkett, a good man who is leading schools to ruin Polo Ralph Lauren Double standards over Lord Levy Breathe out. now you can use Wap to organise your… The government is going to force motor manufactures… Be fair to the health staff Quelle Horreur: Apropos the cride coeur ultered by… Cutting off the BBC Football Fantasy: It is always difficult to know how Points Birthdays The Parachute that Took 500 Years to Land Leonardo da Vinci's parachute finally flew last week. Adam Luck and Rosie Waterhouse report on modern lessons of an old master Futurestep Renaissance Man: How Leonardo Foresaw Modern Inventions Gangsta rap 'stunts' learning among blacks Alliance Leicester Middle-class revolt grips Hong Kong Alarm was turned off in blaze hostel Virgin Eight trampled to death at rock festival Blair blinks in the headlights What the French Want Hotpoint PN Telecom Of the Chirac Euro-bulldozer Superstate dream that keeps coming back to haunt Britain Honda Civic Tropica Eastern alarm over a two-speed EU Labour faces both ways on currency Dolphin trainer is accused of cruelty P&O Stena Line Mexico's voters out to get 'shorty' BT Farmers take heart from Mugabe blow Vauxhall Raising the Standard Commonwealth monitors accused of whitewash Posthouse 'Green' Gore falls foul of a polluted river Greenfingers com Virginbiz Chelsea's support backfires on Hillary Iraqi missile launch raises arms fears Study Skills Chirac and Jospin in penalty shoot-out Inside Paris The Times Whiffs of a misspent past An offer you can refuse No Title Lowering the red flag Hospitals in anaesthetics murder probe Cook accused of gagging visitor to appease China Weather and Travel Outlook Costume drama: Jemima Khan arrives at the £100,000… Best ferry prices Rollover for £7.2m jackpot PN Telecom News in Brief Champagne Cork England secured a dramatic Test victory over west Indies in the gathering gloom at Lord's Simon Wilde reports Contents Ask Jeeves Contents Briton's Tour Success Italy's fire a true test for France The Azzurri's steely resolution will gauge the heart of the aristocratic world champions Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Fifa official urges FA to withdraw bid for 2006 Jack Warner has said that an England World cup bid will have more luck in 2010. By Ian Hawkey Zidane will have final word Put your money on France's creative aggression to blast holes in the Italian defence Interflora Where the Final Will Be Won and Lost Can France scale Blanc plans winning exit Victory tonight would be a fitting end to the international career of French defender Laurent Blanc The Versatile French Strike Force Stylish bid to rival legends The world champions stand comparison against the very finest teams in football history Orange hopes crushed again Holland's party is over, as Dutch hopes of a major title are dashed once more by Pragmatism and penalties. Rob Hughes reports Italy fortified by Lazio's sophisticate Alessandro Nesta, Italy's star defender during Euro 2000, is among the world's finest The Italian Guard Waiting for the French Invaders Paying the Penalty A Class Apart Portugal's success at Euro 2000 can be traced to long-term planning that exposes England's deficiencies, says Ian Hawkey The People's Verdict: How Sunday Times Readers Responded to England's Failure in Euro 2000 England's failure goes back to youth The diminishing role of sport in our schools, lack of funding and bad attitude are to blame How England's Class of 91 Failed to Fulfil their Potential While Portugal's Did Memory Lane, Sw19 Nostalgia reigned on Centre Court as Wimbledon paid tribute to its legends, writes Richard Evans Slick Sampras makes light of ankle injury Pete Sampras couldn't attend yesterday's parade of the past because he was too busy looking to the future, says Richard Evans Henman in mood for showdown Richard Evans watches Britain's No1 move comfortably through to the fourth round—where he will face Mark Philippoussis Jacob's William Hill Casino Popp sees off unhappy Kuerten Venus Over the moon The older Williams sister showed no sign of her recent wrist problems as she joined Serena in the fourth round. By Alex Fortune Chology new trac Hunt on to find women stars Richard Evans reports on a plan to unearth British girls to challenge the best in the tennis world A magic all of its own Iain Johnstone reflects on the qualities that make Wimbledon such an extraordinary event Hothead of the week Wimbled on Diary Flashback: 1969 Fan mail Quotes of the week Smash hit The average weight in grams of each ball at the tournament Late starter Buoyant England turn the corner The tour of South Africa has provided Woodward's men with real grounds for optimism Smoking Causes Heart Disease Resilient Scots go down fighting Perfect commentary adds to field of vision Greg learns to be British Letters to the Sports Editor Athletics Picks of the week Sport on TV Q&A Book Review Yellow Fever: Dark Heart Of The Tour de France Bestsellers Golden girl takes off Mary Rand went to Tokyo in 1964 anxious to erase past failure, writes David Walsh. One great leap forward made her the first British woman to win an Olympic athletics gold Defiant Garcia poised for last-day charge The young Spanish maestro makes his presence felt again at Ballybunion with a roller-coaster display, writes Alasdair Reid Brave England pull New boy held key to victory England followed the example of young Matthew Hoggard to face down the West Indies Chevrolet Test out of the fire Buoyant Cork leads amazing fightback Simon Wilde at Lord's Aggressive hero thrives in dramatic finish In a compelling contest between fragile opponents, Atherton and Vaughan laid the foundations for victory, says Peter Roebuck The Sunday Times Young guns have Greene in their sights Sports Round-Up Pools by Peter Wilson The Sunday Times Results Round-Up Wimbledon This Week's Fixtures Racing Byas hits back at doubters Richard Rae at Old Trafford Lancashire (269 and 47-1) beat Yorkshire (164 and 151) by nine wickets Cricket Scoreboards Asians set to cash in on cricket boom The ICC's position as the sole organiser of worldwide cricketd faces a challenge from Asian administrators, reports Simon Wilde Hampshire batsmen let Warne down again Ivo Tennant at Southampton Hampshire (167 & 265-9) v Surrey (331 & 228-6 dec) Glamorgan climb off bottom Ladbrokes Briton's Tour triumph David Millar's glorious day is marred as three riders fail blood tests before the Tour de France has even started. By David Walsh Royal Mail Schumacher ready to turn up the heat Pole for the world championship leader spells trouble for his rivals at the French Grand Prix. Peter Windsor reports Court verdict Michael Jarvis's Chantilly hero goes on trial in the Budweiser Irish Derby today against Epson winner Sinndar, writes John O'Brien Winner Morris stands tall Money-Back Guarantee Doncaster C4 Goodwood Going: Good to Firm Uttoxeter Going: Good to Firm Learndirect Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lively Italia beauty available Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hrowen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trade Sales Multiple Display Advertising Items The Motoring Team The comfort zone Which is more luxurious: a Mondeo packed full of goodies or a basic Jag without a CD? Andrew Frankel reports Strike now, while the hatches are still hot John Evans on classic sporty hatchbacks for £3,500 Picture Gallery How to lend a hand in a crisis Road Sage Aston Martin Authorised Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barons Hindhead Ocean BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Scotthall Multiple Classified Advertising Items Frances Clarke Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hexagon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motorpoint Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. R. 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Economic Outlook Telework Group Business Letters Boom cools but the living is still easy American Account The Incredible Shrinking Rover Creditsafe Great genetics but when will it turn a profit? Companies researching the human genome are not expected to make money for years, writes Garth Alexander from New York Cadillac Bringing Silicon Valley to the Dome Robert Bourne site wants to buy the millennium site and turn it into a business park for high-technology firms. But first he must outmanoeuver the rival bid from nomura Profile Posthouse Working Day Wital Statistics Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co. 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David Smith reports German banks close ranks to stop competition erupting Rebel shareholders and the European commission are demanding change but the banks find life too cosy, reports Michael Woodhead from Frankfurt Gulf Air Japan's high-tech party shows no sign of ending The sheer potential of the market has made it almost impervious to swings in share prices. Michael Sheridan reports from Tokyo Travel Editions Limited Databank Ritblat ready to stage hostile bid for Liberty Sharewatch Sharepeople Limited A Share in the Boardroom Internet fast forwards into the future Indigo's technology transforms the quality of video broadcast over the net, revolutionising personal communications. Now investors can have a state in the action. Dominic Rushe reports BT Shakespeare for executives Bestselling Business Books Let the professionals do the headhunt Mid-market companies need to find the right people if they are to grow. Many are held back by their reluctance to use recruitment experts, writes Jane Renton Network Library software firm recruits by the book Talis is investing thousands in its search for a high-flying new chief executive. Jane Renton reports Byers faces critics of his plan to be kinder to bankrupts How do you sort out whether a business failure is due to fraud, incompetence or bad luck? Lucinda Kemeny looks at the pros and cons of gentler laws US Airways Working mothers' secrets Some women entrepreneurs are balancing business and babies. Now they want to share their knowledge. By Claire Oldfield Mike French, Head of Economic Development Creditsafe Bulletin Passion and hamburgers make recipe for success Brian Stein could not find a tasty burger in London. 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Inside the City Insurers cut payouts by 25% if you ask for cash Lawyer helps endowment victims to sue Lloyds TSB: the bank that likes to say Who? Contents Brought to Book . . . internet shoppers can save… Online banks give customers little to smile about Contents Fidelity Investments House prices to tumble as demand slows Contents The joker's on us as banks use interest rate trickery Comment Post Office to launch banking arm Carphone Warehouse Will hedge funds put some sparkle into my portfolio? Money Matters Scottish Widows Ways to survive on an uncertain income We no longer have jobs for life, so flexible financial schemes are a must, writes Nick Gardner Show your home to 12 million people Flexible Mortgages Best Pensions Cost of Covering £1,000 of Income Fundsnetwork Flexible with Finance Well Covers How to save a fortune: stop giving so We pay billions too much to the taxman each year. Robert Winnett suggests ways to keep more of what we earn The Sunday Times Can you claim the new families' allowance? The Equitable Life Surrenda-link Limited Charles Schwab Schroders Honest tax payers face criminal law Open plan from the Woolwich Pick a winner in the dotcom revolution The internet is here to stay, so invest now say Martha Lane-Fox. But Justin Urquhart Stewart, below, disagrees Chance to make a pile has dotgone DNA code holds key to wealth The mapping of man's genetic make-up is changing the face of medicine. And investors could maked a killing, writes Kevin Pratt Abbey National The M&G Group Equitable Tips for picking online brokers Want to deal online? Matthew Wall suggests a few key questions to put to your broker before you jump in Coventry Building Society In the Driving Seat The Best Online Brokers Cheapest Deals Best Research Sites The Sunday Times Stay in touch with just one number Website of the Week Net robots find you best deals Electronic guides are helping shoppers save up to 30% on everything from books to camcorders. Sarah Toyne discovered that some are more helpful than others How Prices Compare Weave a web to beat the snoopers Web Wise Norwich Union Equitable The Sunday Times AITC Services Ltd For full details of advertising in the money section Save & Prosper Group Limited Virgin Guide to surviving your first job Students find it hard to earn a decent wage. But new rules will help them get a fairer deal at work, writes Sarah Toyne Egg: invest Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top ISA Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Week 13 unluckiest of all Diary of a Day Trader Bank launches stakeholder pension Savings News Neville James Limited FPDsavills Policy plus Beale Dobie & Company Limited Policy Portfolio Plc Chase De Vere Author looks for good money-saving plot Egg: mortgage Jupiter What the Experts Recommend Contents Behind the Fringe When four young men walked on stage in the summer of 1960, they detonated a satirical bomb under a smug Establishment. Humphrey Carpenter charts the extraordinary rise of Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett, Dudley Moore and Peter Cook as they ended the culture of deference Superlative Travel Contents Inside Contents Paris Ceramics Next Week: The Private Eye Years Don't push me, mother India Knight India Knight Death is a huge hores in a hurry for its nosh Samsung Enemy of the People Gambling on life with Aspers Lady Annabel Goldsmith talks to Ann McFerran about her friend John Aspinall and the day his tiger nearly killed her son Weekender Plus Tally ho! Why Labour hunters won't be whipped into line Penny Mortimer, Labour activist and huntswoman, says the party shall never silence her Putting the monsters to the back of his mind Interview Count me out: the cry that's holding us all together De Vere Hotels The child minder they didn't hear Margarette Driscoll meets Alison Taylor, whose social work career ended when she exposed abuse Virgin Cannon car mats Australia, why ever did I leave you? Philip Knightley left home at 26 for Britain's bright lights. Now he feels he lost out on a better culture At lease the PM still likes the mother country John Howard, in an exclusive interview, tells Paul Ham Why he is coming to Britain for Australia Week National Canine Defence League Sorry, Mum, but this time I'm Mark Thatcher climbed to the base camp of the world's highest mountain. 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Going for gold Shimmering Sydney for the Olympics, then a week at large in the Australian vastness—DAVID Wickers and Mark Ottaway comp the continent for 12 dream-ticket holidays Contents The Damage is Done Is UK to Sydney a flight too far? Not according to the British Olympic team's jet-lag expert Zimmerman Bikinis Good Gear Guide Golden Retriever Keyfloat Olympus Wide PC Binoculars Personal Mosquito Contro Force Field Pier One Park Royal Fujifilm Finepix 4700 Zoom Holiday Clinic She's flexible on the budget but fixed on what makes an ideal holiday—SALLY Shillington wants two weeks of archelogy or wildlife Sex and the city New York and 'unhavable' Mr Perfect send Chrissie Lee deranged with just British Airways Holidays North Cyprus & Turkey Discover India P&O Cruises For full details of advertising in the display… Home Plazza Private jets for all The week on the web Where was I? North Cyprus Kiwi ski fest this summer North Cyprus Strikes to hit holiday flights Directions Miami beach pollution Ferrying the kids Holiday Money Question & Answer KLM in animal-cruelty investigation Single-parent insurance Books of the week Corelli isle a hop away Deals of the week Club Med unveils new face for 2000 TV Travel The Jurassic isle of England Crumbling cliff faces are constantly revealing the previous inhabitants of the Isle of Wight. Chirs Fautley goes hunting for very big game Travel Brief Markwarner beach clubs Responsible fossil hunting Perfect 10: Copenhagen On Friday, the Danish capital starts swinging to the jazz festival. David Wickers finds nine other city highlights to applaud Sunday Times Travel Insurance Bankrupt firms can rip your holiday apart. What can you do about it? By Mark Hodson They're ruined: are you? 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Contents Vauxhall Contents Raising the devil He hasn't had a big hit with an all-new musical for 10 years. In The Witches of Eastwick, has Cameron Mackintosh found the magic formula again? David Benedict had an exclusive peek at rehearsals The West … He's no dummy But who is John Cusack? A teen idol, icily composed performer, great comic, writer, producer . . . He's been all those, and now he's the emotionally retarded hero of High Fidelity. David Eimer meets a canny actor The bantam menace We've loved all of Nick Park's creatures so far. But do his chickens make it as heroes? Cosmo Landesman cries fowl Short Cuts Rest of the week's films Frameless last words Tate Liverpool has torn the frames off late Turners and is showing them alongside video art. It's a cocky move, says Waldemar Januszczak, but an inspired one Witches of Eastwick Biteback Books Still keeping up Television The woes of Joe He's the weirdo lawyer in Ally McBeal whose nickname is the Biscuit. Sally Kinnes takess a bite Television This Swan's for you Both the Kirov's Swan Lake of a lifetimes and break-dancing at the Barbican thrill David Dougill Rule Brittenia With an alfresco Grimes and a new cabaret venue, the Aldeburgh Festival was as fresh as ever, says Paul Driver Opera for the toffs as fête champêtre with picnics UCI Rest of the week's theatre Sleep no more It's a patchy, dreamlike play, but Tennessee Williams's Orpheus Descending is still a brave and unflinching portrait of caged women and callous men. By John Peter Record of the week The Sunday Times Music Shop Pop Classical Crucial cuts Face Value Virgin CDV 2185, £11.99 Jazz Misappliance of science Architecture The new £50m wing at the Science Museum has several flaws, chiefly not enough escalators and a cafe in the wrong place. And those aren't minor matters, says Hugh Pearman Almeida at Gainborough Studios Look ahead The critical list Long players Comedy Dance Opera Concerts Pop Pick of the week Saints alive! 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Over the next four pages The Sunday Times A woman of substance Always a gentleman Wired and works out Top 100 books Young, cool and romantic Chic and sophisticated At 35, he's got it all Summertime fun and games Come sunshine or rain, on trains, boats or planes, Nicolette Jones chooses books to keep children amused all through the holidays Anil's Ghost Michael Ondaatje Get into gear: audio books for the car Lie back and enjoy it Romance It's summertime, and the reading is nice and easy for all you romantics out there, promises Elizabeth Buchan The good web guide Guns for hire Drugs and deception, murder and mayhem . . . John Dugdale rounds up sizzling new thrillers The Sunday Times Incredible journeys Do you fancy swimming with sharks, rediscovering the Stones of Venice or searching for the source of the Nile? Anthony Sattin chooses reading for all dispositions and destinations The Open University Around the world in 80 clicks Around the World in Eighty Days told the story of Phileas Fogg's dramatic dash to win a bet. Thanks to the internet, Simon Crerar retraces Fogg's route, measuring his progress in clicks rather than days Gates in the valleys Fixing the web's broken links Ban the banner More colour, less cash Taking hard drives in hand Put your PC to work Stick with Sony All's quiet on the Microsoft front Webdirectory Global entertainment for the global village Webwatch Crossword fans, cutting-edge photographs and comedy Pod life Police's Trekkie trick Flat is out Taking a leak New grass please A crack team of scientists is developing perfect turf to keep Britain ahead of the field in sports. 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BBC1 Anglia Variations Radio Films Kids' TV TV To Go Buying a House in 60 Seconds: Real Life (ITV, 10p The Private Lives Of Elizabeth And Essex (C4,1.… Let's go to play BBC1 Anglia Variations Radio Radio Films Kids' TV The Secret Life Of The Family Critics' choice Flatmates: Brixton (C4,9.30pm) Film choice "What's your dirtiest little… BBC1 Channel 5 Anglia Variations Radio Films Kids' TV Popular Critics' choice Guns And Roses (BBC1, 8.30pm) Film choice I work BBC1 Channel 5 Anglia Variations Radio Satellite, cable and digital Sky One Kids' TV ALT-TV Chewin' The Fat (BBC1, 10.50pm) Film choice "Ooh, you hot little biscuit" BBC1 Channel 5 Anglia Variations Radio Films Kids' TV Amy Jenkins: This Life, That Girl Grandstand (BBC1, 12.15pm) Film choice All work, all play BBC1 Channel 5 Anglia Variations Radio Films Kids' TV The Sunday Times Absolut Hirst Contents Debenhams Contents Going on holiday with your boyfriend is the ultimate test, reveals Liz Jones Model Behaviour Jasper Conran, who used to have an eating disorder, on why you can't wholly blame the fashion industry for the rise of anorexia Picture Gallery Body Talk So do you think the fashion industry affects the way you feel about your body? Yes, say Sunday Times readers. Sue Reid reports In Search of Size 16 Unfortunately, it's not as easy as you might think Hat I Am Despite parental pressure to lose weight. Eleanor Mills remains a size 16—and wouldn't have it any other way. She's hip and happy the way she is See how far £399 a month will get you Jeep Shaping a Century When did the wait become a fashion ideal? Colin McDowell on how the past century shaped the way we strive to look today Selfridges&co Clarins Paris Big Mouth Life can be tough when your other half has speak-your-mind syndrome, says Jane Moore, who spends her life with her head in her hands Opposite page: sequin shirt, £518, by philosophy di Go for Gold Uptown Girls Bottega Veneta will be this autumn's hottest look, and its accessories the season's must-haves Overnight Success How Common! By Nicky Haslam Frock Watch Loose Living To Dior for Picture Gallery We Love You Life's a Beach A Matter of Taste This Week: Shoes with No Socks Picture Gallery Suitable Boys Simply Red Celebrate the summer with tomatoes that taste as good as they should, says Alastair Hendy Where to Get It Chateauonline Letters Show Trials 'I have developed a skilful way of getting my coffee and bun ahead of the queue' Seasoned in the Sun The French and Italians distance themselves from their 'southern' reds, but they don't know what they are missing Something to drink off-beal syrahs Table Talk Lost for Words Chair Leaders Are you sitting comfortably? From space-age plastic to classics with a twist, Belinda Buckley picks the best seats in the house The Sunday Times By Georges Who would have thought it? The Pompidou Centre in Paris is the height of fashion again. Jane Fryer reports on its cool rooftop restaurant Dig this Juicy Gardening Exotic berries are busting out all over. 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