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Robert Readman, Martin Fish, Waldemar Januszczak, Alan Carter, Robert Graham, Michael Prescott, John Dugdale, Carol Barnes, Karen Krizanovich, Jane Procter, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Colin Kitt, Jon Swain, James Clark, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Emma Moore, Larry Adler, Jonathan Miller, Phil Ridley, Lesley White, John Jay, Christopher Somerville, Ed Owen, Mark Souster, Terence McCarthy, Ruth Lupton, H Watson, Frank Whitford, Paul Gregory, Ivo Tennant, Kathryn Cooper, Sally Payne, Anne Porter, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Alastair McCall, Peter Byrne, Isobel Simpson, Melanie Phillips, Nick Pitt, Sophie Dean, V Green, E P, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Mary Wilson, Karen Robinson, Lulu Baker, Lynne Truss, Daniel Jeffreys, Dr Roger Henderson, Michael Crick, Joseph Dunn, Martin James, Simon Wilde, John O'Brien, Steve Newman, Rebecca Leary, Edgar Smith, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, David Dougill, Pat Rowley, John Pearce, David J Jones, David Summer Smith, Ian Clough, John Evans, Sally Gunnell, Philip Kingsley, Thrasy Petropoulos, Steve Curry, Sarah Toyne, David Hewson, Derry, Tania Alexander, Ron Chatterton, Margaret Coles, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Hugh Mcllvanney, Alasdair Reid, Margarette Driscoll, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Louise Taylor, Gareth Knowles, Peter Preston, R Collins, David Eimer, Andrew Cunningham, J Curry, Adam Nathan, Simon Bowker, Alan Parr, Brendan Bourne, Peter Parker, Stella Bingham, Paul Donovan, Deborah Collcutt, Alan Smithers, Lucinda Kemeny, Nick Duerden, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Simon Fanshawe, James Lovelock, Ann McFerran, John Follain, Stephen Littlefair, Peter Windsor, Ian Hawkey, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, Elton John, Paul Durman, Mark Edwards, E F Griffin, Danny O'Brien, Dr Malcolm Trevor, Richard Rosenfeld, Tim Noble, Karen Bayne, Gerald Baxter, Brian Martin, Victoria O'Brien, Alan Combes, Raymond Keene, Richard Rieser, Sue Webster, Amanda Foreman, Ian Phillips, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, Andrew Stubbs, Patrick Weever, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Dr Lavinia Byrne, Natalie Graham, Lois Rogers Medical correspondent, Caroline Donald, Dominic Rushe, Rob Ryan, Keith Wheatley, Pat Butcher, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, Mark Zarb, R L S Coulson, Nicholas Gage, John Stern, Jack Grimston, Ron Mueck, Colin McDowell, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, Davina Moody, Jill Pryor, Mark Macaskill, Kings Langley, S Robinson, Paul Kavanagh, Mark Prigg, David Price, Bethan Cole, Danny Roth, Garth Alexander, William Rees-Mogg, Arthur Fanning, Maurice Chittenden, Kevin Pratt, Barrie Penrose, Tom Cox, Graham Brook, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Andrew Jennings, Judith O'Reilly, Richard Rae, Craig Lord, John Graham, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Martin Ivens, David Neill, Elizabeth Morris, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Susan Elkin, Ali Watkinson, Anthony Frais, Michael Sheridan, D J Taylor, Henry Cullen, Donald McRae, Michael Austin, Godfrey Smith, John Urbanek, Dipesh Gadher, Kate Thornton, John Waples, Hunter Davies, A A Gill, Antony Beevor, Matthew Campbell, Robin Greenfield, Brian Glanville, Ian Johnson, John Carey, Thelma Agnew, David Waish, Tom Robbins, Harvey Jones, Louise Solden, Stephen Pettitt, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Derek Craske, Angie Buttrose, Sally Kinnes, David Wickers, Misha Glenny, Patrick Jephson, Suzy Greaves, John Aizlewood, John Cornwell, Robble Hudson, Andrew Frankel, P Driscoll, Richard Edwards, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Jonathan Futrell, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, David Parsley, David Smith Economics Editor, Bridget Wilkins, Simon Crerar, Amanda Jones, Chris Feetenby, Danis Walsh, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Steve Grant, Kingston Smith, Simon Howard, Danny Danziger, Dan Pearson, Rosie Waterhouse, Daniel Gallagher, Kate Constable, Boris Schapiro, Bob Latham,
ResumoQueen's aide condoned 'helpful' Diana book Shock poll has Blair on rack Cabinet rounds on 'spineless' Brown Secret dome report lays bare true scale of financial chaos Contents British Airways Contents Picture Gallery Contents Picture Gallery Royal Academy row over sex film Contents Internet Links Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Contents Driving passion Garage queues leave brides in the lurch 'Just half a tank' plea to drivers Britain plans £25m shield to prevent asteroid collisions Letters hint at Olivier's gay suitor Virgin money Sierra Leonean dictator mugged in London Barclays New gynaecologist to face inquiry British film flop hits US jackpot PC World the Computer Superstore British Airways Shamed Sellafield bosses get £250,000 payoffs Royal Academy's sex show angers artists Guardian man caught in spotlight of great East Berlin mole hunt Abbey National Zurich Big Brother's star shows a big heart What Happened next Sainsbury to pay gay pensions American Express Labour wants Britain to get on its bike Volkswagen Blood donors feared to have spread CJD Corrections Oxford will set quotas for state school pupils Russell backed Che's revolution Viking Honda Panic Stations It was the week the great petrol tax revolt held the government to ransom and brought the country close to chaos. Never have so few caught so many—especially Tony Blair—so unawares FUjiTSU Siemens Computers Yourautochoice. com How the Fuel Crisis Has Damaged Labour Halifax How Vulnerable is Britain? One tax rise too far for the silent majority Motion Media Car makers are still miles away from a clean, green alternative A private eye in the royal shadows Profile We've just pulled off the best schoolboy prank ever Nationwide Picture Gallery Tax and menaces The truth about Diana Active Asset Account Blair haunted by the ghosts of crises past The scandal of the dome is only now being understood America refuses to get into bed with Tracey Atticus Jenkin, the transport spokesman who couldn't run out of petrol Atticus Woodward gives Kaufman a million pound rebuff Atticus Farce of the working women who have too many rights Francis House Children's Hospice Put blame for petrol crisis where it belongs BTcellnet Split right to life Hamilton's rave Better days ahead Birthdays Police foil Basque plot to kill king First octuplet born and only seven more to go Britannia Fear for hostages as Manila bombs rebels Vodafone Bush panics as robot Gore learns charm Picture Gallery Vauxhall Hillary 'offered B&B to donors' London Electricity Holy bounty hunters clean up US streets Saddam's son 'took overdose' Www. bigblue. org. uk Milosevic raises spectre of civil war Www. visitscotland. com The facts How the hi-tech army fell back Mitsubishi Motors GoIndustry. com Www. XShealth. co. uk Scottish Widows Bank Warlord tells of his whirlwind capture Burmese junta calls up Buddha against Suu Kyi Nokia Briton leads plot to stop the IMF Www. virginbiz. net A general's travel jinx Yourautochoice. com Eminem faces a deadly duet Inside Washington Comforts of home BT You Can Cash scandal hits pro-euro Danes Storm floods kill two women Weather and Travel Outlook Athletes test positive at 'drug-free' games Www. ferrysavers. com BBC chiefs to justify bonuses Hospital 'rape' Credit card firms act to stem fraud A royal pickle Man held after tourist's murder Eric Marsden Sabotage inquiry Single ticket claims £20m jackpot Www. intersaver. co. uk Protest threat Surgeon arrested Girl stabbed Camelot move Gearing down Out of the Blue Britain opens up with a gold Contents Novell Contents Cyclist wins first gold The Sunday Times British hopes sunk without trace by coach As the Australian phenomenon surpassed all expectations, Britain's swimmers faced bitter disappointment, writes Craig Lord Queally logs the route to success The cyclist's website diaries follow his progress to a superb Olympic victory. By Richard Edwards World at his feet At 17, Ian Thorpe won two gold medals in the pool yesterday. A rich future is guaranteed Australia's Golden Thorpedo Set to Make £4m Splash Girl with a golden arm Swiss star dashes home hopes in triathlon Olympics Round-Up Babayaro off in shaker for hosts Golden chance for Lewis to reach her seventh heaven Britain's top heptathlete can crown her career by defeating a temperamental rival in the fight for gold at Sydney. By Pat Butcher Sydney raises Olympic spirits A nation inspired by sporting success has fully embraced all that is admirable in the Olympic ethic Today Qantas Showdown of the Week What's happening and when during the next seven days at the Olympics Men's 100m Maurice Greene v Donovan Bailey Redgrave faces test of nerve Steve Redgrave needs some strokes of inspiration if he is to make rowing history this week Giles pays the penalty The defending champions are too strong for Britain's men's hockey team, who go down despite a spirited fightback. By Pat Rowley Coxless four enjoy a cruise into semi-final Britain aims to rule waves Keith Wheatley finds Britain's yachtsmen in buoyant mood as they prepare to launch a challenge for medals in tough conditions Barthez injury clouds victory Ipswich add further Insult to injury-troubled Leeds Worldwide Olympic Partner Brilliant Kiely denies Spurs Arsenal survive late scare Pahars buries toothless Newcastle Southgate sets Villa on course Ukdirectory Derby pay for missed chances FA Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Other Football Football Extra Pools Nationwide Conference Barcelona exploit class gap Figo may be gone, but Barca have still got what it takes to be the best club side in Europe Nortel Networks Ruthless Ranieri Man of steel for Chelsea Gianluca Vialli's replacement at the Bridge is another Italian, but that's where the similarities end What Can Chelsea Expect from Claudio Ranieri? Disloyal players guilty of letting Maine Road's Liberian striker says the Chelsea manager was a victim of player power Vialli down, says old boy Weah Problems for Ranieri's In-Tray Australia lights flame for new brotherhood Terrible way to treat Vialli Letters to the Sports Editor The Sunday Times American Football Q&A Picks of the week Sport on TV Book Review Bestsellers Seven up for fizzing Fulham Ward stars in Barnsley stroll Smith sends Bruce rock bottom Home win still elusive for impotent Dons The Sunday Times Bolton leave best to last Stylish Saracens cut loose Debut victory for Wilson Moir setback as Saints secure points Wasteful Exiles punished by Tigers Bath back to basics to ground Falcons Boer delivers war cry for Gloucester Donald McRae meets the versatile South African flanker who is putting new bite into his club's traditional forward passion Promotion issue comes to head The final battle to determine the future of professional club rugby in England will be fought out this week, reports Stephen Jones Natural-born winner Bath's former coach Andy Robinson has instilled his own brand of self-belief on England's play France steal World Cup march Stephen Jones on an audacious Gallic bid to be sole hosts of the 2007 tournament Tigers maul Wakefield to claim play-off spot Olympic Games Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Racing Essex secure bright future Thrasy Petropoulos at Chelmsford Essex (208-5 dec & 202-4) beat Warwickshire (400-8 & 8-0 dec) by six wickets Glamorgan reach promotion target John Stern at Cardiff Glamorgan (325 & 93-0) drew with Middlesex (387) Victorious Gloucestershire lose out Cricket Scoreboards A-team aim to break mould A unique Caribbean experience beckons for England's young Test hopefuls, reports Simon Wilde Insure. co. uk Monza Mayhem The fatal accident at Monza poses more questions about track safety in Italy. By Peter Windsor Clarke in the hunt as Cejka bounces back into frame The big Irishman finds that his shotmaking improves on the course despite poor form on the practice ground. By Alasdair Reid Channon's champion The trainer had to watch from afar but that did not spoil his enjoyment of Tobougg's French victory, reports Jonathan Powell Hungry fans get a taste for Safin's Tartar sauce Victory at the US Open could be the start of an era dominated by a fearless young talent with a popular touch, writes Richard Evans Williams has winning way The Australian jockey learnt a harsh lesson when he arrived in England but now there's no stopping him, writes Jonathan Powell Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lively Italian beauty available Carpricecheck. com Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Auctions Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Aston Martin Lancaster Reading Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jeep Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dump the Pump You won't need to queue for fuel in a car that does 94mpg. 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Lucinda Kemeny reports Petrol and productivity woes send the pound into a dive Opec cools the boom for Greenspan Fall of the House of Morgan The grand old JP Morgan has given up the fight to compete with the giants and agreed to merge with Chase. Garth Alexander reports from New York Xtml Invensys Power Systems Debenhams girl who bagged the top job Belinda Earl has inherited a thriving business. Now she must get the City behind her and change public perception of the revamped stores Kpn Qwest Grouptrade. com Working Day Belinda Earl's Orange The Royal Bank of Scotland Lynch mob strikes at the Stock Exchange Small brokers angered by the exchange's merger turmoil took their revenge last week by forcing the resignation of Gavin Casey, the chief executive. Patrick Weever reports MarkEtbEt Use color. com Intel Databank Putin's reforms tempt investors back to Russia Regent Europe is one of the fund managers expanding in the former Soviet bloc as economic prospects pick up. By Paul Durman GWR close to sale of Classic Gold licences Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom Bourne gets second chance to fulfil dome high-tech dream The Legacy consortium, thwarted last time in its bid to create a £250m high-tech campus, has been quick to re-enter the fray. By John Waples Lloyds TSB Business Secret of wealth remains elusive Book of the Week Bestselling Business Books PNC Tele. Com It's do or DIY for struggling Mulcahy The Kingfisher boss is splitting the B&Q to Woolworths group to reverse its share-price slide and make it fit to expand on the Continent. By Dominic Rushe Information and Communications Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co. 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But some observers suspect it is just diverting attention from its own mistakes, writes Claire Oldfield Comdirect Bulletin Fashion chain dresses for success Patsy Seddon started 21 years ago selling clothes for mothers who could not travel to town to shop. Now her sales are rocketing, writes Claire Oldfield Rock promoter bounced back after hitting rock bottom An early failure to acquire an established venue spurred Ron McCulloch into founding what is now the Big Beat club business. Joseph Dunn reports The Sunday Times What companies need and need not tell shareholders Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fantastic Domains. Co. Uk Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bankruptcy and Clearance Stocks for Disposal Jeep AOL's Mercurial stargazer downs virtual crystal ball Prufrock Rupert. steiner@sunday-times. co. uk Homebuyers get in on the act Durlacher pins hope on Frankenstein Wickes/Sainsbury London Underground Contents Ryanair. Com Autumn days Britain is now at its richest and ripest, says Richard GIRLING—so get out there and savour it. Overleaf, David Wickers and Rob Ryan suggest some seasonal outings Contents Good Gear Guide Travelling in style, edited by Angie Buttrose Clubs Sunsail Orient Lines Holiday Clinic Melissa and Neil have a baby and the energy to tackle a family holiday. David Wickers finds three late-summer options in Europe for £2,500 Remembrance of flings past He was tanned. He was blond. He was married. Jill Pryor tried to resist—but not for long Malta The Holidaymakers' Profile Lunn Poly The week on the web Calverley Travel Ltd. Voyages Jules Verne Markwarner beach clubs Greek ferries safety fear Directions TV Travel WWF offers first tours to see pandas Question & Answer CTS Horizons Kidnap threat to divers Where was I? Holiday Money Antigua Readers' Rants Spanish highs Next weekend, Barcelona is overrun by towering humans. Christopher Somerville reports Where to find the best of the festivals Ireland's Shannon & West Regions Stena Line Ireland The Spectacular South West Irish Ferries Holidays Ireland British Airways Holidays UTravel. co. uk Travel books of the year Who will win the Travel Book Award 2000? Anthony Sattin rates the contenders Cunard The Sunday Times On the road to Cuba's Forget the CIA—the tourists have landed. 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Nicholas Gage reveals, however, that the ageing millionaire came off much the worse from his marriage to the free-spending and neglectful 'Black Widow' Contents Inside Contents Here is the news. . . you're going to jail Carol Barnes used to be an observer of events, but now she takes part in them in her new guise as a JP Nice bloke comes first To kill a sheep you need a gun, but do carry a knife Virgin mobile Enemy of the People Fulfilling the last wish of a love that defied Burma's generals Burma is still in chains but the late husband of Aung San Suu Kyi has had another dream come true, writes Jon Swain Today the world, tomorrow Britain Simon Schama, who has maddened US historians but entranced the public, is turning his talents on his home country, writes Amanda Foreman It's absolute rubbish, but is it art? Jasper Gerard meets Sue Webster and Tim Noble A1 and Joe have a ball with the demons of Hollywood The Times Pro-activ Life is one big party in dotcom land Jane Procter tells of her journey from glossy magazine editor to dotpreneur Ich bin ein English public school boy German pupils are staging an invasion of our independent schools, reports Andrew Cunningham Jason and the amazing rebirth of hope Jason Donovan tells Margarette Driscoll how a short-lived affair led him to fall in love—but only after the unplanned birth of his daughter My personal trainer and I The Sunday Times Immortal dreamer James Lovelock, father of the Gaia thesis, is our greatest scientific seer, for whom the future is natural, and nuclear West End theatre has a sex change Jennifer's bedroom secret is a bit of a giggle Stone Age rockers, Steam-powered flight, and pass the designer sick bag Stop the Week Talking heads Global village This Life People of the Week The Daily Telegraph: William Nierenberg Physicist and oceanographer, 1919-2000 The millennium list Eureka! 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Kathryn Cooper shows you how to make a claim Standard Life Investments Forgotten Tessa Holders Jupiter Endowment Misery How to make your money Youngsters can afford to take risks with investments, but as they get older they must play safe. By Robert Winnett Perpetual Portfolio Management Limited Legal & General Direct Limited Gartmore Sharepeople Limited Govett Investment Alliance Leicester Insurer pulls plug on trip after X-ray panic Every week Roger Anderson, our own consumer champion, tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Specialist lawyers are just a click away Standard Life Bank Cars cheaper abroad in spite of price war Manufacturers have slashed prices, but you will save more money by importing from Europe. 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Will his fans feel the same way, asks Simon Fanshawe Still a sensation You thought Brit Art was dead and pickled, but it's alive, kicking and as provocative as ever. Waldemar Januszczak on Ant Noises 2 and new works by Ron Mueck Fosse Back to the womb: Ron Mueck's Untitled Picture Gallery A great escape They may have based O Brother, Where Art Thou? on The Odyssey, but that doesn't mean the Coen brothers have come over all serious. Edward Porter, for one, isn't complaining Short Cuts Rest of the week's films Dominion Theatre Invisible woman After Leaving Las Vegas, Elisabeth Shue all but disappeared. She's back, but now it's her choice how much she reveals, finds David Eimer The Lion King Calling time on Alf Walk the plank Royal Shakespeare Company Big, optimistic and ingenious: Nicholas Grimshaw's designs are as modern as they are popular, says Hugh Pearman Virgin megastores High and An enthusiastic new production of Genoveva fails to hide the many weaknesses in Schumann's only opera, says Hugh Canning Billy Elliot Choices Direct HMV Death, here Conversations After a Burial is a ruthless dissection of a funeral's fallout. By John Peter Rest of the week's theatre Record of the week The Sunday Times Music Shop Pop Classical Crucial cuts Jazz He's got bottle Twenty-five years of Motorhead, and Lemmy is as loud and lewd as ever. But after sharing a bottle of bourbon, Tom Cox finds more than he bargained for ENO The Graduate Look ahead Film Theatre Long players Art Opera The Queen of Spades Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Pick of the week Royal Opera House At full throttle Matthew Bourne's lusty film-noir take on Carmen is a sexy and inventive vehicle for Bizet's score, says David Dougill Hardbacks The Sunday Times concise crossword No 653 The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Beautiful South Domerecords Piccadilly Theatre Art Galleries Raymond Gubbay Www. uktickets. co. uk London Hotel Services The blue room Culture Fallen Angels The Wonder Stuff The Waterboys Barbican Centre CMN Tours Capercaillie Concerts Robbie Williams Royal Albert Hall Robbie Williams Moscow State Circus Beautiful Theatre Experience The Donkey Show The Chinese State Circus The Trafford Centre Paul Weller Apollo Theatre Prince Edward Theatre Royal Festival Hall Royal Albert Hall The Daily Telegraph London Palace Theatre Culture Raymond Gubbay Peacock Theatre Culture Royal Festival Hall St. John's Smith Square Raymond Gubbay Wigmore Hall Barbican Centre Barking Mad? 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