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ResumoPolice to arrest Lawrence suspects for murder 'Dirty tricks' squad snoop on Branson Contents Merry Christmas from British Airways Contents Away in a manager, no crib for a bed-or Joseph for a dad Deborah Collcutt Consumer Affa is Correspondent Contents Bush aides launch assault on Euro army Contents Contents At www. sunday-times. co. uk Contents Oxford Landing Contents Cabinet alarm over job cuts in Labour seats Violent crimes hit new record Teenager critically ill after 'racist' stabbing Bulger Killers may be exiled Merger mania brings City workers a bonus bonanza Our mutual friend: the secret Scots pal of Bush and Blair Onboard cameras to deter jet passenger air rage attacks A. T. Cross (UK) Ltd. BT Stay in touch Cook fights his junior ministers for spotlight Leak reveals bitter feuding at Nice summit Christopher Wray Lighting Lacoste Staff commit seven deadly sins at the £1m office party Defects leave new £600m train fleet stuck in sidings 'Rail rage' terrorises station staff Fujitsu Computers Siemens Live Aid chief plans concerts to save dome Schools may test for heart disease Abbey National TV-food kids forget art of eating peas Women's unit to shut down Alcohol smugglers may be behind Saudi bombings Marquez swansong is an e-mail hoax The Bogus Poem Bennett and Woods take prizes as comedy awards go oop north Untaxed cars may be sent to crusher Lineone Virgin mobile Lost pages flesh out AJP's love life A priceless gift for ill children The Sunday Times Nigerian loot laundered in the City Coutts trades in its frock coats for casual wear On digital McGuinness bought arms for IRA BT Stay in touch Bombers target London sales Oxford Landing Video stores accused of Dvd price rip-off Safeway's lunar land sales dismissed as moonshine Recruits fail to plug gaps in Nhs staffing Dixons ATOC Yum Yum: The Saucy E-Mail that Wrecked Claire's Life When Claire Swire sent an intimate message to her boyfriend, She didn't expect it to be read worldwide. reveals in pitfails of our favourite new way of communicating The E-Mail Files The Messages They Wish They'd Written The Net's Most Popular Spam IF Intelligent Finance Gateway Police Last week Wiliam Hague was fiercely attacked for saying the Old Bill were now so afraid of being branded racist they were no longer effective. Here David James Smith and Dipesh Gadher reveal the truth about life as a 21st century copper PC (Politically Corretc) It took a lot of clever people to build Bob Profile Bob the Builder Trapped in Britain with the man I love to hate Alliance Leicester Nick Newman's Week Travelling hopelessly Fall out, the Euro army SAS Pleasure Duff notes from Hgue's one-man band Scientists want to know all and take responsibility for nothing They'll be clapped in irons if the Tories ever… Follett and Jack the lad see both sides of Soho Atticus Cherie plays fairy godmother to the princess from Tuscany Atticus Was Philby the spy who had le Carre could? Atticus A brilliant way of putting of teachers, police and nurses Martin Bell has proposed forming an independent Atticus International Care & Relief Education for the majority Nature's own climate Vauxhall Points Birthdays The Sunday Times Rushdie's relief Wise Counsel: In Medical Notes Home-made citizens The Homesick Suicides Since they were little, Elizabeth and Jennifer had been best friends—last week they gassed themselves in Sussex in a bizarre death pact. Karen Mc Gregor and Rosie Waterhouse report Medical Sickness Society Bush builds a White House team Powell to be first black secretary of state Xerox Democrats hail $8m Hillary for the presidency in 2004 First lady will be second to none Fit to heal his divided country Britain to be wooed on 'son of star wars' US spies likely to move out of 'cushy' Europe Citroen Protests as Pope meets Haider PC World Israel braced for war with Syria Mugabe chills white farmers Companieshouse Iceman tattoos may be first acupuncture £30m corruption scandal 100ms over Milosevic NatWest London windfall brings high life to Indian village 3Com Corporation Father sings a LeAnn lament Multiple Display Advertising Items Double trouble for Putin South Africa hit by white guilt Running rings round the mayor Inside Mosocow Venus wins set for women in adland IBM Patient is given pig's blood Stores drop French beef Weather and Travel Outlook Two students killed in hit-and-run Dancing queen: Madeleine Albright, the outgoing American secretary of state, dancing to Aretha Franklin's Respect in a television advert to mark the 50th anniversary of the United Nations refugee agency Unhcr. Asa child she fled Czechoslovakia from the Nazis, heading for london and later America Newspapers Support Recycling Talking heads Traffic pollution 'penetrates houses' Gallery inquiry Refugee gets 'pants' apology Volcano alert Labour choice Rowling acclaim Two tickets share £11.6m jackpot Avia Boxer has brain surgery News in Brief SAS website shut Fans rampage Gurkha trainers Closet affair Sperm smuggler Race to buy £100m Spurs With one firm bid already on the table, the Spurs chairman is preparing to sell his controlling interest Venables gives chelsea the blues Contents Sepano Contents Ginola gem revitalises plucky villa Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Taylor moves inspire Leicester fightback The perfect gent With the goalkeeper hurt and helpless, Di Canio spurns chance to score winner Derby hang on for victory after early Christie strike Gordon gets Boro off bottom Striker's debut double inspires Ipswich Fa Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Other Football Pools Football Extra What the Papers Say Nationwide Conference Minor Leagues Scotland Comeback of Kewell lifts Leeds Crouch ends 13-match drought Dyer strike brings relief for Robson Jewell fails to shine Fulham hit back to sink Rovers Millwall top Cottee treble Celtic hit six Ten Years of Sugar and Spite Excite Bates to 'step down' from Wembley Eternal city rivalries Derby days in Rome and north London put extra pressure on managers who have a foot in both camps Ternent's return brings back the good times to Burnley Burnley, revitalised under manager Stan Ternent, face a crucial test against local rivals Blackburn today. By Louise Taylor Picture Gallery United sound red Brown reveals in major role Mnchester United's exciting young defender already shows a maturity beyonf his years In the Red Corners: Key Clashes from Today's Big Game In the Red Corners: Key Clashes from Today's… Houllier struggles to find foil for Heskey Identifying a Strike partner for Emile Heskey is a recurring worry fpr Liverpool's manager Alert for Houllier Hyypia wants more than knock-out glory The Liverpool captain knoes success in the cups will not keep the supporters satisfied Past Masters: Classic Encounters between Manchester United and Liverpool Picture Gallery Rugby stars are not a law unto themselves Keane loses loyalty bonus The Sunday Times American Football Q & A Picks of the week Sport on TV Book Review Bestsellers The Renault Kangoo from £8,600 Brain op for brave Ingle British boxer fights for his life after being knocked out while defending his world titile in Sheffield Powerful case for defence Defensive coach Phil Larder is making sure there are no easy tries against England any more Coach fears mismatch of the day Coaches are trying to manipulate games so their faster backs run at opponents' bigger, cumbersome forwards, says Stephen Jones Tigers win war of attrition Everitt makes Wasps pay for missed kicks Leicester back Johnson Rugby Round-Up Robinson lifts Sale Dawson raises heat for Saints England step out Fighting spirit key to victory Out of the darkness came proof that Nasser Hussain's men have the will to win No hurry to penalise the time-war In the eight years since a code of conduct was introduced, no player has ever been punished for slow pay, writes Simon Wilde England head up league table Ten reasons to be cheerful Duncan Flecther has inspired his players to believe they can now hold their own against the best in the world, writes Simon Wilde O'Sullivan breaks Hendry's proud record Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Rugby Union This Week's Fixtures Racing Bring on England Steve Waugh, Australia's captain, writes that England's work ethic and camaraderis will make them tougher opposition in Ashes Debutant leads Test fightback Peter Roebuck watches Brian Lara's genius re-emerge and a young newcomer shine as West Indies take the light to Australia The Sunday Times Croft aims for another turn O'Neill set to go for Gold Trainer Jonjo O'Neil counts his blessings after Legal Right gets round Ascot in one piece Master valet who bucked the odds John Buckingham, who turned his back on Grand National fame, is quitting his job at the heartbeat of racing. Bby Jonathan Powell Italian swims against drugs tide Record-breaker is fighting off rivals in the pool and in court, writes Craig Lord Brave Whitaker goes for broke but fails at the final hurdle Despite the home crowd's best efforts, a flawless clear round ensures the top prize for a German rider. By Keith Wheatley Golden girl calls it quits Stephanie Cook has not been seduced by her celebrity status, and has decided to return to medicine The complete all-rounder: Stephanie Cook completed… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items David Duggan Audi Park West Sytner Park Lane Alpina Happy New Year The models hitting the market next year look good and promise to be fun to drive, reports Andrew Frankel The common or garden solution A choice of rugged off-roaders on a £10,000 budget A gift to last a whole year Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Twr Northampton Lancaster Clive Sutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Auto Bytel Bramley Cruickshank Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Dick Lovett Mercedes-Benz Retail Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Drayton Puttocks Bkthomas Mercedes-Benz Rivervale Dick Lovett Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Dick Lovett The Sunday Times Regtransfers. co. uk Multiple Classified Advertising Items Britishcarregistrations. co. uk DVLA Select Registrations It's safety first Ray Hutton on the new Chrysler Voyager Multiple Display Advertising Items Hardley Green Garage Multiple Classified Advertising Items Approved I can smell Methodism in Volkswagen's madness Carlton and Granada seek complete control of ITN Lloyds-Abbey merger threat to 16,000 jobs PGA rebels hire top auditor Virgin atlantic Contents Fuel costs drive Stobart into the red Contents Slump fears add to rates pressure on Greenspan No end in sight to the shadow boxing over Abbey Logical's new boss to revive London listing RJ Temple PLC Microsoft It's top of the pops at Channel 4 Business Digest Save & Invest Sema investors demand inquiry Arnault takes over Geneva art house Crisis at eToys as sales collapse WWW. Watch Doctors Healthcare prescribes £20m management buyout Breathe runs out of oxygen Arcadia to axe Wade Smith designer stores Jaguar lures buyers with free personal organiser You Don't Need to Be a Rocket Scientist to Use… Diageo-Pernod close to winning Seagram drinks Egg: loan Doughty Hanson leads race for Tl car parts arm Interest rates kept on hold URO Watch Growth slows German gloom Calm calls for rate cuts Economic Outlook Paying the price for Heathrow hassle As ministers ponder aviation policy, BA is warning that congestion at Europe's busiest airport could cost Britain's economy dear, writes Paul Durman A victory for lower tax and less red tape American Account End of the line Semi-skilles manufacturiung is moving out of Britain. But can we generate enough high-skill jobs? David Smith reports Abbey National Intel Corporation Brewer who enjoys a beer and a gamble Hugo Powell took a huge risk by floating Interbrew when a Competition Commission inquiry into his £2.3bn takeover of Bass was still under way Profile Hugo Powell's Working Day Vital Statistics Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Marketplaces Pay battle hits multi-billion sport industry The payment of £171m for one baseball star highlights how teams are being held dry. Now some owners are ready for a showdown. Garth Alexander reports from New York Bt You Can Bt left reeling after its annus horribilis The group has been fiercely criticised and has lost £55bn in value. But its boss says critics fail to grasp the sheer scale of what is going on. By Paul Durman The Sunday Times Accountants vs lawyers in battle for legal supremacy Can the number crunchers take on top City law firms or their vision of a one-stop advisory shop just a pipe dream? Report by Lucinda Kemeny Thales Cancer machine to keep Shire healthy Sharewatch Standard Life Bank A Share in the Boardroom Databank The monster stumbles Dominic Rushe tackles Lee Scott, head of Wal-Mart, on his poor performance in Europe Business Letters The Sunday Times E-barons need a human touch Book of the Week Bestselling Business Books Accelerating competition puts car dealer in a spin The Sunday Times Enterprise network A flood of changes in the way cars are sold is making TMS Motor Group uncertain of which way to turn. By David Sumner Smith The Sunday Times The Experts Innovators stop their ideas being stolen Entrepreneurs and inventors now have new ways of protecting their intellectual property when they go out to raise finance, writes Peter Freedman Reuters blunder put publisher into print Being hired and then laid off within six months prompted Tim Weller, the head of Incisive Media, to go it alone. By Mark Stretton Directors run risk of trading wrongfully when cashflow stops Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Bulletin Hunt goes on for the stars with best profit growth Multiple Classified Advertising Items Imperial Consolidated Multiple Display Advertising Items Turner & co. Legal International The SCF Group Ocra The Sunday Times FantasticDomains. co. uk Clearance Sale The Sunday Times Equitable pensioners locked in for life Don't go bust if you want a great body Lloyds deal 'will be bad for Abbey customers' Avoid paying over the odds for 'disguised' tracker funds Abbey National Equitable's excuses just do not wash Comment Security threat to net investors IF Intelligent Finance Avoid taking risks with mortgage Cash accounts are safest place for university fund Money Matters Christine Ross answers your questions on personal finance Where can we invest £700,000? CapitalOne Bank Peps not being merged into lsas Expat needs help with his Isas Charges eat into tracker profits Remortage for a prosperous new year Homeowners can save thousands of pounds a year by switching lenders—and it is easy. By Sarah Toyne Abbey National Scottish Widows Losses mount as oil shares slip again Diay of a Day Trader Scottish Widows Bank Housebuyer loses out as new garden slides away Every week Roger Anderson, our own consumer champion, tackles readers' money problems. giviring answers and seeking redress on their behalf Legal & General Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Isa Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Dotcom disaster leaves web wizard deep in debt Money Makeover Chase De Vere Bates investment Neville James Independent Financial Advisors Sales Professionals Antal International Westell FSA Crane Department of Health The Industrial Society London Chamber of Commerce and Industry RAA Sprague Gibbons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Impact Associates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Marsh ARC QA Ofgem States of Guernsey Advisory and Finance Committe… Reed Direct Solutions BGA Interexec Department of Health Part-Qualified Accountant/bookkeeper The Sunday Times Hayward & Associates Detr Are Britain's universities second best? Parents do not understand how far our higher education has slipped in international rankings, argues Andrew Oswald Prospects Solihull College Haldane The dilemma of discrimination in the RE class TVU London Education Keen Readers Language Courses The Sunday Times Scottish Knowledge Devonshire House School The Sunday Times Easter Revision Would you credit it? Coutts goes hi-tech Crooks send in the clones The Industrial Society Connaught Jumping ahead Stelios takes it Easy on expenses Prufrock The Sunday Times Badenoch & Clark DFID Papal blessing for the Fendi fashion faithful Golf revolt offers hopes of spin-offs Inside the City Is He up to It? Enemies say America's next president is stupid. But Andrew Sullivan sees a man who is simply misunderstood Rainbow Flowers Contents The Iron Triangle Day of the blond toff Two men who have been making normally same women go Please stay away from the country there's something really horrid in the woodshed Free2look. co. uk Enemy of the People The Post Office The Sunday Times Love and death in the Russian navy Irina Lyachina, widow of the captain of the submarine Kursk, tells Mark Franchetti of the lifelong romance ended by tragedy The Times Ups and downs of a dotcom wunderkind It's the last lap and . . . I don't believe it! Can the morning-after pill fail? Just ask my son With Half the Race Gone, There is Still Half the Race to Go Portrait of a shady art deal The talks that have led to the return of a stolen Cézanne may yield yet more treasures, writes Peter Watson ARdbee The Fast Show's best joke was the one about Token Woman The death of the European superstate The Franco-German alliance that built the EU collapsed at Nice and buried the threat of a Euro-empire, writes David Smith You're not going to embarrass me again, are you Dad? The deputy prime minister's 90-year-old father tells Stuart Wavell that though the pair have rarely got on, they're going to try harder What we agreed to in Nice Poor diddums. . . love, the girls If Neil Lyndon expected to provoke feminists with his renewed attack, he has failed. Pity is the order of the day, writes Lesley White The case for drugs that Hague didn't want you to hear If Neil Lyndon was one of the millions of women stalked, raped, beaten and murdered This is an England worthy of envy If you want to see a mug, look in The Mirror Trolley rage, nudists on parade, and a trigger-happy pooch Shock Exchange Talking heads Global village This Life People of the Week Picture Gallery The millennium list Eureka! The Times: Ndabaningi Sithole Last word… The Guardian: Götz Friedrich Fadesa World Class Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight Frank The Sunday Times Jaguar Property Viva Estates Marbella Jaguar Irish gem will take top price The Earl of Meath's famed shooting estate is on the market at £10m, a record for an Irish property, writes Colin Coyle Restoring the birthplace of Handel's Messiah The London home where Handel wrote his great work is being refurbished in the style of the 18th century, writes Cheryl Marlosky Picture Gallery St. George Cale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bewley Homes Islington EC1 The Times London Property Stars Go Fantasy House-Hunting Stars pick dream homes When asked to go fantasy househunting from an upmarket catalogue sports stars went for the sun, says Mary Wilson Community spirit shows at Christmas Is a big Yuletide celebration the sign of a community with a good quality of life, asks Mary Wilson Picture Gallery Onassis seal of approval Slow movers Author's home put up for sale 'Tls the season to be ruthless It's that time of the year Berkeleyhomes. co. uk Fairclough Homes The Great Escape Hearth and home are well and good, but festive forays are better. Twenty-one celebrities tell Michael Wright why Christmas on the road is far and away the best route to a memorable yule EasyJet Contents Richard Whlteley Tara Palmer-Tomkinson Terry Wogan Markwarner Good Gear Guide Ski Special Travelling in style, edited by Angie Buttrose Nicky Haslam A Christmas selection From icy dips to mulled wine, via mummers, choirs and a sackful of Santas—SUSAN d'ARCY rounds up ther best festive events across Britain and Ireland La dolce vita, with a bit of ruff A flirty Italian leads Johnny Penn a merry dance—all the way to the daghouse Hra India British Airways Holidays Wetbike awareness Airtours Ski 0800 028 8844 has reduced the cost of… Holiday Money Sea France Easy Rentacar backs down over changes Directions Resorts welcome snowfalls Bridge the World (0870 444 7474)is offering free… Where was I? TV Travel Ireland Chek Lap: safe The Illustrated Virago Book of Women Travellers, edited by Mary Morris Under £100 Clubs Readers' Rants Cheap deals for a bonne annee On the Cheap Vilnius Lithuania's tiny capital is set to be the next big thing. Richard Green relishes a Baltic treat P&O Stena Line Air France He scoots to conquer . . . but can't quiet succeed. Boarders gawp and skiers sniff as Mark Hodosn struggles to Snow Scoot Crowne Plaza This season's fadsand far Crystal Travel Brief Club Med Life, death and dinner Frederick Raphael roams the plains of Kenya, and finds the Samburu reserve's tastiest wildlife living in fear of mealtime Meridiana Voyages Jules Verne Getting there: Trailfinders (020 7938 3939)has daily flights to Nairobi with several carriers: from £439pp direct on Kenya Airways from Heathrow Americana Vacation Plc All Starz Lloyd's Heathrow express Worldwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Christmas comes early! Holiday autos Travel Insurance Buzz Go-fly Barcelona: Two Nights from £199 Castro 1 Dolphins 2 How will 11-year-old Jo get on in the land pf sasla and socialism? Muy bein, says mum Cally LAW—though a fling with Flipper makes a bigger impression than Field Travel Brief Trailfinders Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items Quest Travel Bridge the World British Midland Flight Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Thomas cook Fare Savers Flexi cover Phileas Fogg Low Cost Flights Netflights Boston Canada Ontario Multiple Classified Advertising Items Direct Travel Insurance Canadian Affair Luxury Hotels & Resorts Caribbean Iata The Sunday Times Norwich Union Austravel Travel Insurance The Sunday Times Travel Insurance Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sncm Ferryterranee Villa Select Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Italian Expressions Cottages to Castles The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items My Hols Writer Jenny Diski finds space, emptiness—and a sneaky cigarette Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pre-Xmas & New Year Multiple Display Advertising Items Localireland Competition Details Where was I? Win a holiday to Lake Maggiore in Italy, with Thomson Lakes and Mountains The Flintstones Contents Only eight days to go—have you bought all your… Slate Enterprises Make a Date Top of the towers No Title Highway to home Christmas Dome Cool stories from all around the world! Poke power Plucky bird The Adventures of Tintin Explorers on the Moon The story co far- Tintin and co have finally reach the moon and are about to land! Jarvis Look out for more Jarvis and Tony in next… Dagsy Dog A Christmas Ballet Amy Wilson meets the dance stars of a Christmas Carol Get your dancing shoes on with Funday Tiko Beryl the Peril Fresh! Find out what's in and what's not in… The web is great for sneaky looks at American movies that won't reach our cinemas? Who Let the Dogs out . . . Again? Funday Buzz! Dream Come True Get all the Buzz again next week! A Question of Dance Hot! Hits 2001 Squirt Creature feature Dennis Robot Crusoe F-mail More comic mayhem with the Funday gang next week Next Week Fun Competitions Snappy new year Cuddly encounter Game on Mark your entry as shown and send it, with your name Woll road Toy zone Be the Brains Wes Brown Fans utd Know the score with Funday sport! Grand-pa prix Sport news Amazing win Devil's return Ready, Steady, read! Contents Drambuie Unice Contents This familiar festive Nativity scene hides a darker truth, says Waldemar Januszczak Art Picture Gallery Piccadilly Theatre A nose for fun Christmas shows Robert Hewison picks the best kids' shows (with pointers from the real experts), so you can relax while someone else keeps the season joilly Rest of the week's films Royal Opera House Covent Garden Short Cuts Love in a cold climate The Car Man A tiger in her tank Interview It's been a match for … and high-kicked highway through many a kung fu movie. Now Michelle Yech is set to take the world by storm in a martial arts epic that's been tipped for Oscar glory. By Garth Pearce Agatha Christle Limited Happy Christmas, Trevor Nunn. I know you think I've been a bit beasity to you this past year The four-shows-a day man Hogwarts and all Vodafone Videos for Christmas Videos Home for the holidays? Steve Grant rounds up the best films, box sets and DVDs of the year Picture Gallery Virgin Pop On record Chief pop critic 1 Telex Serious Tam (Real World) £13.99 Albums of the year Jazz Jazz critic 1 Omara Portuondo Buena Vista Social Club Presenst . . . (World Circuit) £11.99 Classical On record Chief music critic 1 Ned Rorem: Songs Susan Graham (mezzo), Malcolm Martineau (piano) (Erato) £12.99 The Sunday Times David Cairns Music critic 1 Wagner: Valkyrie Soloists, ENO, cond Reginald Goodall (Chandos) £29.99 Stephen Pettitt Music critic 1 Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 Gary Cooper (harpsichord) (ASV) £22.99 Paul Driver Music critic Seeing salvation Opera Eno has redeemed its reputation with a masterful staging of Verdi's Requiem, says Hugh Canning Royal Shakespeare Company Oneills Sounds perfect Music At the acoustically excellent Wigmore Hall, Paul Driver hears the opening recitals of its centennial festival Eyest The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Family Man Rest of the week's theatre Palestrina The Buena Vista Social Club Series Success story Theatre A bittersweet reflection on the price of fame, the Donmar's staging of a Sondheim flop has revived its fortunes, says John Peter Virgin Look ahead Film The critical list Cosmo Landesman, Edward Porrter and steve Grant Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Pick of the holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Route of Kings Royal Albert Hall V. I. P Seats for Culture The Russian Ballet A Majestic Piece of Theatre Mamma Mia! Barbican Centre Premier Events Multiple Display Advertising Items Kurt Masur Eric Clapton Event-travel. co. uk Florez Art Galleries Last Chance to See Fosse London Hotel Services Uktickets. co. uk Lion King Multiple Display Advertising Items Theatre Tokens Multiple Display Advertising Items Culture Raymond Gubbay This time it's personal The Constant Gardener By John le Carré Hodder £16.99 pp508 Fairies could be dangerously, seductively beuatiful, or repulsively, hairily naked Culture Waterstone's Sheep in Wolfe's clothing Essays Hooking up: Essays and Fiction by Tom Wolfe Cape £17.99 pp293 In Defence of T S Eliot Literary Essays by Craig Raine Arts and vicars Donna Leon sorts the Good from the Bad in her selection of action-packed crime novels The Sunday Times The User Vicar American booty The Diagnosis by Alan Lightman Bloomsbury £16.99 pp372 Shopgirl by Steve Martin Gollancz £9.99 pp165 Sly society Fiction Le Mariage by Diane Johnson Chatto £16.99 pp322 Picture Gallery The Sunday Times concise crossword No 666 Hardbacks Paperbacks Surf Santa's favourite sites Simon Crerar unwraps the best of the festive web pages Where to click at Christmas High-tech gifts for all the Last-minute buys Still have Christmas presents to fine, but decide what to choose? Barry Collins draws up a wish list of innovative goodies and awards each each one a maximum of five stars Family Webdirectory Webdirectory Win a 1,800 PC package Christmas quiz If you know your cookies from your spam, you could win one of the fastest home computers available, packaged by its maker, Dell, with a printer, scanner and webcam Christmas blast—is it just a load of humbug? Roland White's Weird Wired World Contents Christmas choice If you only have time to watch seven programmes Worth setting the video for What do we have to look forward to in 2001? New Year's choice Help, there are 1,000 movies on this year Christmas films Three of the best Scrapheap Challenge Critics' choice Film choice Sunday 17 December Radio Pick of the Day Sunday 17 December Films Kids' TV Cutting Edge Critics' choice BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Satellite, cable and digital Films Kids' TV Five Steps to Tyranny Film choice Carlton Food Network BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Film choice Carlton Food Network BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Photograph Sky One Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Gardening Night Film choice Carlton Food Network BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Satellite cable and digital Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Mirrorball Film choice Carlton Food Network BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Films Kids' TV (BBC1, 6.05pm) Film choice Christmas Eve Radio Pick of the Day Christmas Eve Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Film choice Christmas Day Radio Pick of the Day Christmas Day Films Kids' TV The Count of Monte Cristo Film choice BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Satellite, cable and digital Films Kids' TV Critics' choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Pick of the Day Sky One Satellite, Cable and digital Films Kid's TV The Sunday Times BBC Contents Matthew Pinsent Contents For Victoria Hervey, Christmas is a time for friends The rich's rags Being dead fashionable now has a whole new meaning, says Colin McDOWELL Labelled with love Parenthood has never been so glamerous. To make sure everyone gets the message, the latest labels celebrities are sporting are their children's names; says Sophie Gilbert In the sack Get rich quick New York style: sue your employer, says Tom Rhodes Tomorrow the world Simon Woodroffe, the founder of the Yo! Sushi empire, got his big idea in his mid-fortles, And now, as Chrissie Iley discovers, there's no stopping him—or the size of his bank balance Cartier Mag lady Even by Parisian standards, Nicole Wisnlak is decidely eccentric. So why is the fashion bible she edits so revered by the city's style gurus, asks Anita Chaudhuri Mutley crew Welcome to the world of Forks have replaced frocks as fashionistas now fight over homewares rather than bandbags, says Helen Kirwan-Taylor Paul Smith Parfums Marks & Spencer Picture Gallery Wear and tear Family Life The only problem with spending Christmas alone is the constant intrusion of friends and reltions says Robert Johnston Pulsar Planet Fashion Fashion houses fret about design rip-offs, but now designers themselves are being duplicated Perfect Couple Hot Hosiery D' Issey The bigger, the better Issey Miyake Girlie show Style Ready to Wear Picture Gallery This page: lemon asymmetric dress with train Ice queen Exaggerated shapes and bold colours will ensure you look hot this winter. Photographs by Kate Plumb. Styling by Victoria Adcock. Directed by Isabella Blow The Bendicks Guide to the Perfect Christmas Day Glow with Cointreau The Spirit of Orange inside Here's one I made earlier If you are in a hurry, the answer is to have something ready in the freezer, says Alastair Hendy Recipes Where to Get It Alastair Hendy's new book, Cooking for Friends Taylors of Harrogate Letters Beyond my Ken Winner's Dinners A Red Christmas From high-flying French and new-world stars to a hard-to-heat Bulgarian, our red wine round-up has a bottle for every budget Something to drink Table Talk Come into my boudoir It's glamorously girlie, gorgeously laid-back. 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