News from 07/01/2001
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Mairi Nicholson, Jonathan Northcroft, Parrick Garratt, Nicholas Hellan Media Editor, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Ac Nielson, Stephen Mallinson, Ned Kelly, Mark Stretton, Matthew Wall, Siân Rees, G Wilkinson, Jeff Dawson, Robert Locke, Christine McGourty, Fred Redwood, Ian Coates, James Clark, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Peter W Cowling, Dan Pearson, Amanda Ursell, Charlie Austin, Karen Wheeler, Jonathan Miller, Peter Ludlow, Adam Zamoyski, Tom Lewis, John Jay, James Wallis, J D, Susan d'Arcy, Frank Whitford, Rupert Stemer, Ivo Tennant, Monsignor Stephen Louden, Kathryn Cooper, Alistair Scott, Sally Payne, David Smith, Kevin Coyne, Edin Hamzic, Rory Godson, John Goetz, Melanie Phillips, Frederic Raphael, Neil Wormald, Richard Green, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Fritz Spiegl, Richard Simpson, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, K R, Sally Brown, Chris Fautley, Martin James, Simon Wilde, John O'Brien, Eleanor Mills, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, David Michie, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, David Dougill, Rachel Dobson, Peter Styles, Warren Shore, Mike Webb, Philip Kingsley, Philip Kerr, P D James, Sarah Toyne, Brian Colville, Tania Alexander, Stephen Grey European Correspondent, Hugh Canning, Dr Paul Charlson, Alasdair Reid, Margarette Driscoll, Marc Jacobs, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Peter Kemp, Louise Taylor, S L, Cheryl Markosky, Sally Kinnos, Paul Eddy, John O'Donnell, Anthony Gottlieb, Peter Millar, Andrew Barr, Phil Craigie, Adam Nathan, Victoria Hervey, Nick Gardner, Victoria Mather, David Pelzer, Brendan Bourne, Roy Strong, Peter Mitchell, Dominic Carman, Stuart Wavell, Stella Bingham, Roger Eglin, Paul Donovan, Deborah Collcutt, Neil Back, David Rowley, Angela Newing, John Kelley, Bob Woodward, Jon Marcus, Paul Wray, Lois Roger Medical Correspondent, Lucinda Kemeny, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Michael Woodhead, Garth Pearce, John Humphrys, Nicholas Hellen, John Follain, David Cavalier, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Amber Cowan, Paul Durman, Mark Edwards, Susan Clark, Chrissy lley, Simon Wlide, Liz Balley, Richard Rosenfeld, Joel Miller, Phil Baker, Karen Gold, Alan Combes, Raymond Keene, Dylan Bickerstaffe, Gareth Huw Davies, Cosmo Landesman, Ian Kershaw, Robbie Hudson, Sheila Greenacre, Diana Wright, Victorian O'Brien, S B, Michael Prescott Political Editor, Stephen Jones, Dr Sam Everington, Richard Evans, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Peta Bee, Adrienne Connors, Natalie Graham, Alan Pearey, M J, Dominic Rushe, Oscar Wilson, David Walsh, B E Williams, S P, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Danny O'brien, Stephen Armstrong, Ron Clarke, Paul Kavanagh, Sir Harold Kroto Professor, Garth Alexander, Michael Sheriden, Maurice Chittenden, Joan Reynolds, Geoff Smith, Ronald White, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, David Hirst, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Tony Kimber, Dr Roger Honderson, Richard Giriling, Jonathan Leake, Michael Sheridan, Bill Bradbury, Amanda Craig, Richard Hargest, John Grisham, John Harlow, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, John Urbanek, Dipesh Gadher, Nigel de Gruchy, Barry Collins, John Waples, Hunter Davies, David Byrne, A A Gill, Aidan Chambers, Brian Glanville, Tom Robbins, David Sumner Smith, Andrew Lycett, Rory Ross, Stephen Pettitt, Claudia Croft, Jonathan Carr-Brown, Will Iredale, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, R H, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Christopher Ondaatje, John Aizlewood, Jeremy Lazell, Clifford Bishop, Graham Norwood, Joe Lovejoy, Stephen Kovacevichan, Rupert Steiner, Spokesman, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, Julian Ryall, Tony Perrottet, David Parsley, Phillip Knightley, Elwyn Morris, David Smith Economics Editor, Mrs Mills, J Hugh Thomas, Gordon Berry, Martin Blackburn, Victoria Stanley, Steve Grant, Simon Howard, Barry Newcombe, Rosie Waterhouse, Boris Schapiro, Bob Latham,
ResumoUnder-age girls to be given morning-after pill at school Teachers to get 'golden handcuffs' Branson considers rival lottery to fight Camelot Contents British Airways Titanic struggle News Review Labour cash came from Bermuda Insight Style Prince breaks shoulder in hunting fall The Sunday Times Are Any Sections Missing? Newspapers Support Recycling Elephant. co Jurys Doyle Hotels Tighter checks to stop second Shipman New council tax band may hit 1m homes Hoon faces Kosovo cancer inquiry Contents Walking on air: Aled Jones, 29, the Songs of Praise… Ministers step up oil price pressure Beckham to earn £100,000 a week Jet attacker may go free Court plea on Bulger Killers January 7th I've Become My Parents Day Dyke atacks 'hideously white' BBC Safety alert as jet engines break up Peugeot Top City bank hit by claims of racist abuse More forces plan armed officers on the beat Queen's trainer in cash inquiry Inland Revenue Mini police stations to be put in stores Grandmother's racism made Kingsley a star Virgin travelstore Britain probed in £400m Asian bank scandal Abbey National Father gives up hope for missing bar girl Lucie Rowling casts a spell that will give charities millions Artists tell Tate to get its act together Mobile phones to receive text ads Virgin Holidays Spin doctors get TV show of their own Honda Hillary in record British book deal Struggling pupils to have lessons in how to think Backer of Real IRA gives police list of names in republican feud Honda £8m Michelangelo to go to Scottish gallery Abbey National Farmer earns millions by going back to nature Bupa His Life after 300 Deaths Mass murderer Harold Shipman shows no remorse. Peter Millar and Adam Nathan report on the mind of a killer Intelligent Finance Debenhams Girls no longer just want to have fun, they want breast implants, the morning-after pill and fame-all before 16. Are they old before their time? And a happy annus horribilis to you all Profile The reckless royals Another day's holiday? Please, give me a break Lunn Poly The euro whisperers Loose royal cannons Polo Ralph Lauren From slack rules to the horror of Shipman Our prime ministers are too powerful for their own good Aitken calls up a bit of muscle from the nick Blunkett is lost for words in the leak-proof cabinet Wee Willie gets his posters in a twist Pupils are being sacrificed on the altar of equality Chase De Verne Investments PLC Public contempt for our public servants NatWest Scientists do not deserve criticism The lure of power Points Birthdays Loadsamoney A handful of businessmen are donating more than £6m to Labour. Michael Prescott and David Leppard report on the secret wooing of the super-rich, and the political fall-out Gateway Greece fights £30m battle of Marathon Virgin mobile Backstreet Boys to break Stones record Firebomb from past hurts Fischer Briton aids outcast Chechen lovers Secret files reveal Tiananmen panic Babcock & Wilcox Bankruptcy Arafat threat of revenge for assassinations Saddam puts army on alert to fight Israel Volkswagen Spielberg 'squashes' film mocking RUC The beautiful crafred new Passat World's highest hotel to be built on Everest Bush feels the heat as critics lie in wait for his first big decisions CIA ordered to review human cost of drug war in Colombia Mitsubishi Motors Black and white 'Son of star wars' missile shield ready for lift-off Under a Bush administration, Ronald Reagan's improbable dream is likely to come true, reports Tom Rhodes Proof of Dubya's new conservatism BT Nationwide Tearful Becker faces court fight of his life Killer linked to balaclava rapes Everest Fit the Best Police were embarrassed by a breakdown of security… Viking tax exiles 'settled' America Putin turns over a radical new leaf Inside Moscow Wives surrender all to cult of obedience Atoc Clinic to destroy embryos Scientists locate planets that can sustain life Weather and Travel Outlook Vaccine defence PC who arrested Blair son is held Abuse inquiry Princess Margaret plans holiday Cement deal Fayed ruling Two tickets share £7.5m jackpot The Forty-Seventh London Boat Show Bomb alert halts race meeting News in Brief Skills test pledge Xbox launched Thai Rak 'victory' Playboy on sale Pipe cleaner Contents Jamjar Speed Kings Non-league heroes frighten Charlton Boro Counsel Mighty Quins Christie double sees off Baggies Victor Chandler Doherty downs Orient Kanoute adds French polish Coventry exploit class differences Ricketts destroys Yeovil dream Kings coast to Cup triumph Daggers robbed by Salako's late fluke Another one bites dust as giantkiller strikes again He's a manager who makes a habit toppling bigger clubs, but even Geoff Chapple doesn't know how he does it. Rob Hughes reports Hill peaks at the Valley Garry Hill has much to be proud of after his side scared the life out of Charlton Axa FA Cup Third round Nationwide Second Division Third Division Other Football FA Carling Premiership First Division Second Division Third Division FA Cup Extra Football Round-Up FA Cup Extra Pools Nationwide Conference Minor Leagues Scotland Gunner Wiltord Strikes it lucky Toffees find hard centre Millers ground down by Heskey Ladbrokes Blades made to pay penalty Palace earn second chance Lacklustre Leeds rallied by Viduka Wise takes command Ipswich devour Shrimps Foxes back on track Royle's Blues hang on grimly Fear that drives United Gary Neville has won the lot, but it's the medals that got away that keep him hungry Tigana's troops plotting FA Cup ambush Fulham must manage without their captain but have enough quality to test the champions Three Key Questions Bord Counsel Back in the hot seat, Terry Venables is loving every minute and he isn't missing London one little bit Jefferies ready to trim fat from Bradford The new manager at Valley Parade wants a leaner, meaner squad to fight off the threat of relegation, reports Jonathan Northcroft Showtime at the Palace Alan Smith does not mince words as he leads Crystal Palace through an important week in the spotlight Red-hot Adebola feels big chill from Francis The puzzled Birmingham City forward finds himself stuck in limbo despite producing a rich vein of scoring form. By Richard Rae Betting on sure thing goes against grain Time to clean up our sport The Sports Editor American Football Picks of the week Sports on TV Q&A Book Review Bestsellers Mighty Quins tame Tigers Armstrong closes down Sale's final hopes Jeep Bristol rally to win dire derby Five-star Catt destroys Saints Armchair selectors brave the Lions' den You disagreed in droves with out choice for the British Lions, but there's no denying it's the best game in town, says Stephen Jones Reaction to our Lions Squad Umaga sinks Sarries 'Drugs use is rife in French rugby' Plum ties Quins wary Midnight rugby Blyth benefit England on the Brink: How They Stand in Europe Paper Tigers Leicester may dominate rugby in England, but they still have to prove they can compete with the best in Europe, reports Stephen Jones French coach faces trial of strength The future of Philippe Saint-André could hinge on Gloucester beating Llanelli in the cup. By Nick Cain Henman aims to bounce back After missing the final in Adelaide, the British No 1 is undaunted in his preparation for the Australian Open, reports Richard Evans The Sunday Times Glamour girls ready to serve warning If the Williams sisters believe they are going to have things their own way, it is time for them to think again, reports Richard Evans Rusedski adopts high-risk strategy The big-serving Briton has give himself a mountain to climb by deciding to take his game apart and start again, says Richard Evans Running riot Patience is a virtue that could cost England dearly when they attempt to regain the Ashes Aussies seal West Indies Whitewash Even their rivals now have to admit that Steve Waugh's playes have taken Test cricket to a new level, says Simon Wilde Scoreboard Pitch battle the key for Sri Lanka The first Test pits England against the spin wizard. By Simon Wilde and Charlie Austin Defiant Habib puts England in command Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Racing This Week's Racing Joy ride for Llewellyn Twice a winner of the Grand National, the veteran jockey is determined to add to his haul Ascot reprieve for banned champion McDoy The loss of the Sandown card has let the champion jockey back into the Victor Chandler Chase, writes Jonathan Powell How Llewell Won the Grand National Quenn's Trainer in Cash Inquiry Mr Motivator tells team to sink or swim The Australian charged with transforming British swimming warns it will take time and plenty of hard work. By Richard Rae Cool Fulke putts himself into Ryder Cup The impressive Swede might be regarded as an unknown outside Europe, but he is on course for a $1m yesterday, says Alasdair Reid Strong Defence After being cleared of murder, Ray Lewis has his sights set on the Super Bowl. By Rob Hughes Raiders sink Dolphins Multiple Classified Advertising Items Scotts Audi Silver Star Westmid Vehicles Benham The Ultimate Driving Machine Baronsbmw Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Trade-Sales Oneswoop Carimportsolutions Gobrussels Motorhouse 2000 Ltd European Car Trading Cardata Springwellcarimports Topkarz Motorpoint Stratstone Ready for takeoff Ray Hutton on the cars to be launched in the year ahead It's hot stuff after a Russian winter Returning expat has a new licence and £15,000 to spend Y marks last of a 38-year line Road Sage Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Jaguar Sytner Lancoster Sytner British Car Auctions H. R. Owen Paramount of Cardiff Stratstone Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche AFN Jct600 Dick Lovett Lancaster Evans Halshaw Road Range Stratstone Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rivervale Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramshaw Mercedes Authorised Dealers Mercedes-Benz Mercedes Benz Lancoster AMG Estate William Loughran Bramshaw Multiple Display Advertising Items Bramshaw Bramley Bramshaw Rivervale Bramshaw Romans International Bramshaw Multiple Display Advertising Items Bramshaw Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cruickshank AMG Specialist Cars (UK) Limited Rose & Young Regtransfers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Government Quality Assurance Award Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ne-Reg Multiple Classified Advertising Items DVLA Multiple Classified Advertising Items BCR Carmarks Multiple Classified Advertising Items A vintage harvest Ray Hutton on American's retro obsession Multiple Classified Advertising Items Approved Nice try, Damon, but my heart is set on a boat Tumbling share prices could force Bank to cut base rate Thompson accountants face probe Price Waterhouse to cull one in ten partners in cost-cutting move Hargreaves Lansdown Live and Let Dye Can He Fix It? Prince of Sales. . . Dutch Originals, the… Waterstone lines up £200m to buy back his bookshops Professor Go-Go Wembley revises cash plan to woo bankers Now the party has ended, it is time for a hangover Credits and a debit Trust busters exploit Equitable Life crisis Prince's organic food profits triple Webevents Axed Mercedes dealers consider £250m claim Spy camera firm buys BAE arm Interbrew to appeal to Europe over Bass Business Digest Ailing M&S tells workers to take unpaid holiday 110 Express jobs to go as Desmond seeks 'starts not foot soldiers' Manning tipped for Chisholm's seat at Colt BT's Genie and Microsoft sign m-commerce deal Voice Recognition wins £5m funding Fall guys will face jail over accidents Now it's your turn Uro Watch Pressure on rates likely to mount P&D returns from the wilderness After much suffering during the technology boom, value investors are suddenly back in fashion—and profit. By Paul Durman The first cut is the hardest Economic Outlook Bush team likely to trade punches with EU protectionists American Account Can He Fix It? Alan Greenspan pressed the panic button and cut American interest rates last week. But is he too late to head off a recession? Report by David Smith and Garth Alexander Investec Manufacturing guru who makes a packet Kumar Bhattacharyya, one of Britain's most successful academic entrepreneurs, has built up a thriving business that creates training packages for industry Profile Top Dealmakers Record-size takeovers and mergers made 2000 a profitable year for advisers. Lucinda Kemeny reports on the year's champions City gears up for year of takeovers Gamble pays off Mark Blandford's online bookmaking firm, Sportingbet. com, is chasing a bigger slice of a £1,000 billion global market. By John Waples Rank seeks to expand its gambling interests Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom Databank The Sunday Times Thales Coaches can show workers how to get a life Staff can be helped to achieve their personal or professional goals. Training combined with such 'life coaching' can greatly increase productivity The Sunday Times Firms come under pressure to ease mounting stress at work Stress among senior manager is reaching levels that are damaging their performance. David Sumner Smith reports on how some firms are fighting the problem Dairy producer skims fat off organic prices By cutting the premium on organic food to 10% a small Somerset firm has managed to boost its sales to £25m a year. By John O'Donnell Extra services may push charity over the Vat threshold Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world The Sunday Times Shoe seller took big step up with lad culture Marc Verona caught the popular mood with Base London but his first venture was in a two-store concession My First Break Bulletin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co. Henry Butcher Seminar Organiser Sales/business Opportunity Legal International Ocra World Wide Corporate Partnerships Mercantilists Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Obriens Imperial Consolidated Group of Companies The Sunday Times Clearance Sale Victory as Mercedes' invisible man agrees to answer critics Multiple Classified Advertising Items Re-Mortgages/Mortgages Weaver Valley Estates Rapid rise of Guntars, 7, at Baltic bourse Prufrock Catch 22 for the net porn busters The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Article Withdrawn Pearson digs in as German newspaper war turns nasty Financial Times Deutschiand has been made to feel anything but welcome, writes Dominic Rushe Bass throws up new risks for Interbrew Inside the City Funds 'fiddle figures to trick savers' Share guru names top tips for 2001 Petrol giants pump up prices in South Extra Extra Payout cut may save Equitable Boom or Bust? Fundsnetwork In the News Banks break rules to hang on to unhappy customers Hunting for cheap power is not a waste of energy Comment House Prices Banks jump gun and cut rates Capital One Bank Save for pension before tax change makes it too late Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Abbey National Switch banks to make your money work How to find the best Customers of the big banks are missing out on more than £2 billion in interest. Robert Winnett reveals the best deals Virgin direct Aberdeen Change credit cards to cut cost of debts Shoppers who owe £5,000 could save almost £450 by switching their debts. Sarah Toyne picks the best deals Legal & General Beware price of in-store deals How Cards Compare Scottish Widows Share Success We win £165,000 for unhappy readers Roger Anderson, our consumer champion, has forced companies to compensate victims of poor service and shoddy goods Top Tips Making a Claim Scottish Widows Trouble in store: complaints about computers from… British Airways Investors must be on their toes M&G The Sunday Times Strictly Limited Issues Witan investment trust Staff count costs of falling shares Labour is keen for workers to own shares in their firm, but is it worth it? Report by Kathryn Cooper Egg: invest Ten tips to help you fill in your tax return correctly Sterling (UK) Ltd Neville James Switch your Peps and Isas online Savings News Correction Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans With Insurance Top ISA Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Make a Killing at net sales From hi-fi to high fashion, the internet has plenty of bargains. Matthew Wall picks out the best sites for shoppers Last-minute disaster puts paid to promising week Diary of a Day Trader FPDsavills The Best Websites Technology Share Tips for 2001 Tech slump is bad news for Angela Fame and Fortune Angela Rippon is fascinated by the stock market, but she does not always pick winners, writes Natalie Graham Jupiter Hunt for purse snatcher helps me forget Equitable Money and Me Proudfoot leads the charge in hard year Inside Track Greenspan's Game Alan Greenspan, the miracle worker who built to boom Americans thought would never end, is now fighting to stave off recession. Who is this man who holds the global economy in his hands? Bob Woodward follows his ascent from unlikely beginnings in big band music and tells how he saved the world once before Goodwood Travel Limited Off the Boat Fly to Europe Inside My Father, Qc Do you want a big wedding or a small wedding? A proposal after 12 years Measles and chumps Archers be damned. There's a poisonous reality inside every picturesque village Mean Fields Cahoot Enemy of the People Celebrity diets The Sunday Times Why he never won at home George Carman was a brilliant advocate, but it was at the expense of his family life, says his son, Dominic Carman Portraits of a scandal that refuses to go away A sale of drawings by Stephen ward, the fall guy in the Profumo case, is set to revive interest in the, affair, writes Andrew Lycett We love to sneer, they love to cheer Interview It's a painfully expensive way to slide down a hill Free2look Himmler's great betrayal The trusted SS chief was conspring to surrender Germany long before we previously suspected, writes Ian Kershaw A turncoat on the murder trail Once a left-wing critic of the police, Paul Boateng is now a crime fighter, with a focus on Damilola Taylor, writes Margarette Driscoll Triumph of the word in pictures What kind of notorious outlaw wears a frock? Peter Carey is testing Australia's sense of humour with his new take on Ned Kelly, writes Stuart Wavell Hello mother, this is It Millions have read David Pelzer's memories, a Child Called It and The Lost Boy, about child abuse in California. Now he has written the final volume, in which he confronts his violent mother Browns The Times Back on the couch but struggling to confess all David Baddiel has always been eager to reveal his neuroses and is about to show us more in a new sitcom on therapy. So what's his problem with commitment, asks Chrissy lley Dotcom guy hits the freedom trail Sex, storms and starvation When 200 women intended as 'breeding stock' reached Australia on the convict ship in 1790 they were apprenhensive. In the second extract from her book, Siân Rees reveals that their fears were well founded Cocking a snook at the nostril-twitching classes Shock Exchange The tabloid week Talking heads Global village This Life People of the Week Sheep kills man, revenge of the steak-eaters, and… The millennium list Eureka! The Guardian: Julius Epstein Last word The Daily Telegraph: John Green Prowting Homes Home with a paradise view Only buy a house on Mustique if you can take the hedonistic lifestyle, warns Victoria Mather The Sunday Times High life in Surrey hills Fred Redwood visits a £5m-plus country house in one of the most coveted areas of Britain Properties of the Week Homes with orchards A brand new traditional village Ferry Quays Thirlstone Barratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items The very best in luxury living Multiple Display Advertising Items Ahoy—the houses for boat lovers Househunters wanting a home near the water should see what's on offer at the London Boat Show, says Mary Wilson Chatham's answer to Taj Mahal Homebuyers at the historic clockyard could find themselves living on a World Heritage Site, says Stella Bingham Cottage's hidden secret Not many homes boast a railway carriage disguised as a garden shed, writes Mary Wilson On the Waterfront Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Barratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Great Expectations Barratt Lurot Brand Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kip Village Westfieldnw3 Fairclough Homes Park Lane Properties The Sunday Times Beechcroft Farewell to the house of love Two sisters tell Cheryl Markosky why they are reluctantly selling the home their parents bought as a Valentine's gift 40 years ago City flats beat travel chaos Boom time in Brixton 'village' As the 20th anniversary of the riots looms, Brixton is becoming popular, says Graham Norwood Knight Frank Barratt FPDsavills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fairview New Homes Plc The Sunday Times Fairview New Homes Plc The Sunday Times Roglyd@aol Allsop World Class Homes Allsop Propertunities Fadesa Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items French Property Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Interealty Jaguar Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Hot Properties Portugal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Property Stogrande Residencial Mar Del Sur Multiple Classified Advertising Items Landmark Place Fairview New Homes Plc Beaufort How to woo the buyers A simple lick of paint or a new conservatory can help a sale—but only on the right kind of house, writes Fred Redwood Easy Tips Homeowners call in storage firms to ease their cluttered lives Stroage services are booming in Britain as people increasingly come to prize their living space, writes Gareth Huw Davies Slickers are big spenders Library begins a new chapter Photographer's second shot Closing the gap Pulse Berkeley Homes Holiday 2001 101 Ways to Go Will it be a short break or an extended escape, an action adventure or a laze in the sun? Whatever your budget or taste in travel, David Wickers has trawled the brochures to bring you a world of options for 2001 UK and short haul Clubs Sunsail Squaring up Where was I? The party island Markwarner beach clubs The Low Fares Airline Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways Holidays Aito launches online shop Seafrance Dover-Carlais Ferries Lunn Poly Deals of the WeeK Cheap-flight hub for Kent Directions Are your holiday snaps guaranteed to clear a room in… Oasis Where was I? Multiple Display Advertising Items Opening Shots What's new for January Holiday Money C. t. a. holidays ltd. Anatolian Sky Saga Somak Holidays The cool colony Puerto Rico is an American colony, but Tony Perrottet finds its heart has a Latin beat Club Med Orient Lines Swansea Cork Ferries Picture windows Can't resist a vista? Jeremy Lazell gazes from six of the world's most fabulously located hotels South Africa On the Cheap Budapest From steaming baths to frothy nightlife—RICHARD Green is mad for the Magyar Capital Air France Voyages Jules Verne Simply Travel International Chapters Crystal Holidays British Airways Travelshops Tapestry Holidays Iglu Norwegian Coastal Voyage Aspen v Zermatt When it comes to top ski resorts, these two are the undisputed heavyweights. But which is the champion? 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Diary dates The Sunday Times Contents Cast Away Contents 2001: an arts odyssey It may not match the drama of the dome, but this year has plenty of cultural surprises in store Film Rock Art Television Architecture Theatre Music Dance Comedy Report Arts Survival from your sofa We're just dying to work with you With the latest digital animation techniques, raising the dead is just the start of it, says Jeff Dawson Royal Shakespeare Company Eno Big uncertainty in 2001: can Chris Smith bring in… It's a dimwitted return Television Taking soundings Radio waves Rest of the week's films Crime and Punishment in Suburbia A battle of the sexes Age Lee's unlikely mix of romances and martial arts is a movie that anyone should get a real kick cut of, says Cosmo Landesman Royal Opera House Giving it her best shot A love story set during the battle for Stalingrad, Enemy at the Gates should make Rachel Weisz a household name. She's certainly not short of star quality, as Garth Pearce discovers 'Magnificent' The top 20 songs from 2000 Pop Mark Edwards picks the best tracks from the albums that didn't quite make the grade R. I. O. Dalston Xotika Group dynamics Television A new TV series that follows the making of a manufactured pop and raises some big questions for Dan Cairns Opera North For your ears only In Brussels, ROH's music director-in-waiting conducts a subtle, witty Falstaff. What a contrast to the staging, says Hugh Canning JP Morgan Record of the week The Sunday Times Pop Classical Crucial cuts Jazz Brace yourselves Bizarre but exhilarating: it's the 2001 London International Mime Festival, says Clifford Bishop 'When they asked me to do this job, they… Sponsored by The Sunday Times, the National Student Drama Festival is thriving in its 46th year, reports Robert Hewison Look ahead The top arts events of the next month Film Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Pick of the week The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Agenda The Patriot Top 10 UK Films 2000 The Grinch Savoy Theatre Wigmore Hall Culture Harrods Raymond Gubbay Barbican Centre Tumimusic Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Capital Breaks Royal Albert Hall Aida Prince Edward Theatre Albery Theatre Derek Nicol and Paul Walden for Flying Music present Sinatra The Illegal Eagdes Whafa Feeling! 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So how do our real-life City boys match up? One-nil to London, says Claudia Croft Money no object Ppphealthcare PPP Healthcare Young at Heart A funky diffusion line has been added to the hugely influential Marc Jacobs label. Claudia Croft recommends you get in quick Now she's motoring Hot to Trot Perfect Couple In the Bag Time to Get Waisted Spot on Click on What's hot on the net Feeling sheepish Gastronomy in a tin Over the next month, chef David Cavalier cooks up a feast from your Kitchen cupboard Handbag Letters No place like Drones Winner's Dinners Running Low on Flavour The new generation of energy drinks may keep you firing on all cylinders, but do you really want to drink them? 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She detests… Top: as a murderous schoolgid in 1994's Heavenly Creatures, with McIanie Lynskey Above right: treading the boards with Leo DiCaprio in Titanic, 1997 Above left: with Harvey Keitel in Holy Smoke! 1999 She's having a laugh: Kate today Right: Seven-year-old Kate (far left) with parents Roger and Sally, brother, Joss, and sisters Anna (back) and Beth Left: with husband, Jim, and baby, Mia Strachan Soon-Ae Kang, exhausted from speaking about her… Princess Cruises Once upon a Crime Eurocamp Sealy NordicTrack Sale Stock Limited Neville Johnson Mephisto Teaser 1999 Use It or Lose It! Bookwise Chess Bridge The Sunday Times Now he's a business name: Elvis Presley Enterprises. I have to queue and pay to see my grandmother's grave A Life in the Day of Multiyork British Airways Contents Fujitsu Computers Siemens Contents The net is full of sites jostling for the title of… Must Have Handspring Prism Techometer You know you are technologically naive when You're in the army now Weird Wired World Are you being served? Sales staff are often unclear in the advice they offer. Barry Collins goes undercover to search out the most reliable retailers Empiredirect Site test Advice for motorists Travelling from a to B has never been easier. Richard Simpson rates sites that make your journey hassle-free That's amazing Robbie Hudson goes on a global fact-finding mission Funny for five Take five James Wallis hunts down the latest leisure sites Sunday's online challenge: Mairi Nicholson finds significant savings on white goods This week's good deal Comforts from home Adventures Online How does a Cardiff-born expact keep on top of shopping back in Britain? Sophie Athiniadis, who has been living in Greece for 15 years, tells Mairi Nicholson A Change for Good Christine McGourty reports on new research that may offer hope for women facing the trauma of early menopause Webdirectory Webdirectory Mp3 players for music on the move Download music from the internet and listen to it on your way to work. Choose from four of the best digital-audio protables on test Star All-Rounder Light Weight Wonder Reviews adopted from the January issuen of Personal… Music lingo Value without Frills Pine D'music Sim-320v Helpdesk Ten free shortcuts for speedier web-browsing Weblingo Are you smart enough for smart toys? Reader's tip Don't panic Nigel Powell answers your home technology queries What's new Ten Technologies to Look out for in 2001 Fining Fans Gospels on CD Games Which accent for recognition? The Sunday Times Time Computers
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