News from 21/01/2001
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Mairi Nicholson, A H, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Mark Stretton, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Christopher Morgan Religious Affairs Correspondent, Paul Duman, Saroj Chakravarty, Lord Poole, David Brown, Jon Swain, Christopher Poulton, James Clark, Anthony Clare, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Emma Moore, Jonathan Miller, J D, Susan d'Arcy, Frank Whitford, Ivo Tennant, Nicolette Jones, Paul Bailery, Alex Todorovic, Sam Gilpin, Kathryn Cooper, Gillian Slovo, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Rory Godson, Melanie Phillips, Frederic Raphael, Neil Wormald, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Michael Thrasher, Clive Davis, Stephen Grey, Matthew Mervyn Jones, Mary Wilson, Karen Robinson, Sue Dorman, A O'Sullivan, C D, Sally Brown, Dr Roger Henderson, Armande Galle, Rose Whitehead, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Tom English, Martin Jarvis, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Marian Phillips, Michael Holden, David Dougill, Philip Kingsley, Jean Francis, Sarah Toyne, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Hugh Mcllvanney, Alasdair Reid, Sue Clark, Margarette Driscoll, Jeremy Clarkson, Graham Duffill, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Hugh Canning, Louise Taylor, Stewart Lee, Cheryl Markosky, John Taylor, John O'Donnell, Michael Birt, John Ward, Lydia Slater, Demetrios Matheou, Jacquetta Wheeler, John Timpson chairman, Tracy Edwards, John Appleby Director of Health Systems, Peter Parker, Richard Johnson, Jeremy Sellick, Stuart Wavell, Roger Eglin, Paul Donovan, Deborah Collcutt, Colin Jex, Dr David Green Director, Lisa Jardine, Lucinda Kemeny, James Clark Home Affairs Correspondent, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Boris Schapiro, Martica Heaner, John Humphrys, Sue Fox, Patrick Garratt, Black Swan, David Cavalier, Shelley Von Strunckel, Stuart Andrews, Victoria Finlay, David Leppard, Tim Rayment, Paul Durman, Amber Cowan, John Bromwich, David Eves, Kirstie Hamilton, Mark Edwards, Jigsaw, Sarah Gracie, Derren Gilhooley, Susan Clark, Anne Davison, Hilly Beavan, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, David Lawrenson, Chrissy lley, Phil Baker, Christina Patterson, Dr Daryl Mullen, Victoria O'Brien, Alun Jones, Alan Combes, John O'donnell, Raymond Keene, Douglas Alexander, Dr Andrew Will, Cosmo Landesman, Doug Evans, Robbie Hudson, Diana Wright, Kipper Williams, Dalip Singh, David Orr, Beckham, Michael Prescott Political Editor, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Jon Smith, Adrienne Connors, Natalie Graham, M J, Caroline Donald, Graham Maddox, Lady June Harrison, Rob Ryan, Keith Wheatley, Pat Butcher, Alix Sharkey, David Walsh, Steven Ives Director of Sport, David Lodge, Mark MacAskill, Rakhi Mazumdar, Trevor Lewis, Brigid Moss, Brian Cass, Bryan Appleyard, J Brooks, David Cesarani, Stephen Armstrong, Emily Milich, John Elliott, Ron Clarke, Danny O'brien, Alec Glover, R T Hales, Paul Kavanagh, Stephen Logan, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Andy Wiggins, William Rees-Mogg, Neil Ostrom, Maurice Chittenden, Stephen Jay Gould, Andrew Mueller, Jo Duncan, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Gillian Weir, Richard Rae, David Rees, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Martin Ivens, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Tim Blake, Caroline Brien, Michael Sheridan, D J Taylor, Simon Callow, John Harlow, Philip Beresford, Godfrey Smith, Mike Langston, Dipesh Gadher, John Urbanek, Hilary Lowe, Barry Collins, John Waples, Toby Musgrave, Stuart Wheeler, Jeremy Hart, A A Gill, Denis Walsh, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, N W, Allister Harry, Harvey Jones, Nick Fielding, Stephen Pettitt, Ray Watson, Cherry Norton, Richard Washington, R H, Sally Kinnes, Richard J Evans, Naomi Caine, Nigel Powell, Nicholas Hellen Media Editor, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, John Aizlewood, Adams, Andrew Frankel, Graham Norwood, Richard Brooke, Joyce Robins Director, Colin Rallings, Rupert Steiner, Dick Richards, Hugh Pearman, Gordon Potral, Dan Cairns, David Parsley, Ian Pond, Claire Burston, David Smith Economics Editor, Christian Dymond, Simon Crerar, Martin Blackburn, Chris Feetenby, Ainslie Anderson, Paul Harrod, India Knight, Joanna Simon, Steve Grant, Simon Howard, Dan Pearson, Lisa Verrico, Dominic Rushe, Norman T Shepherd, Sian Griffiths, Bob Latham,
ResumoContents McCartney set to become pop's first billionaire Ex-spy wrecks secrecy laws Sunday Times challenges book ban Newman Contents Virgin atlantic Police issue radar guns to civilian snoopers Britain's Best Hospitals Gibson on women Bush sworn in as 43rd president Contents Elephant Mandelson caught in feud over Brown election tactics More pupils to get extra lessons President vows to cut tax and build defence First steps: Princess Margaret leaves London's King… Net adoption couple afraid of losing sons Church set to lift bar on divorce Duke of Westminster plans last-minute bid for dome Barenboim breaks silence over du Pré Virgin A question of confidence Overall survey response for England Peugeot Patient distrust of doctors revealed Cherie's friends stall biographer Aitken's London home on sale for £2m to pay off libel debts Twins born after double freezing Britons take war holidays in Kashmir BT Stay in touch Transport failings rule out Olympics Share offer Universities switch to no-exam degree courses The joke's on me, says real Blackadder Suffragette Pankhurst will take place of honour at Westminster Iberial Airport cancer risk is claimed Brand names 'use dirty tricks' to keep prices up Insight Vauxhall Two-day theatre epic ends a beautiful stage friendship Jerry Hall ready to be Fabulous in America Uranium shells held 'cocktail of nuclear waste' An Abbey National Group Company Fastrack Teaching Scandal of mortuary staff who mistreat the dead Meacher revealed as a five-pad man Three-spanner award to mark best garages Audi RAC members revolt over Turkish bath plan First direct Post-Natal Cheques When a British couple paid this internet 'baby broker' for a white child, they ended up with two mixed-race ones. David Leppard, John Harlow and Deborah Collcutt report on the money and the madness of adoption in cyberspace Children's Story: Seven Months Old, Four Sets of Parents, and Two Continents Cleaning up Despite dotcom crashes and stock market woes, the seriously rich are still getting much richer. Philip Beresford reports IF Intelligent Finance He's taken on Lady Luck from day one Profile News Review My dad, the gambling family man—Jacquetta Wheeler on her father Men are a lost cause, and we're proud of it EasyJet Nick Newman's Week Letting the mob rule Wake up, agent Blimp Norwich Union Blair dissolves in his own uncertainties Hunting with hounds is the least worst way to kill a fox Marr cuts out the cuttings library to get a BBC room of his own Atticvs Carman's last case was to reach a settlement with the Catholic church Atticvs Passport to Greenwich leaves Mandy a way out Atticvs Grobbelaar judges load the libel game against justice Loony ideas corner. The Tories are to propose that… Atticvs Winter Breaks More doctors, fewer deaths—it's obvious Travelstore £5m donors bad for Tories Time to ban the party broadcasts Family wot'll win it Points Birthdays Dangerous Species Protesters have vowed to close Britain's main laboratory for testing medicines, which barely survived last week. Jon Ungoed-Thomas and Jonathon Carr-Brown report on a vicious campaign Cheltenham & Gloucester Rover Bush takes cautious first steps on a healing ministry Clinton steals show to the end Farewell pardons for friends of Bill Learndirect Jackson used charity funds for mistress Babcock & Wilcox Claims Agent Halifax Looters poised as power cuts hit California Filipino people power ousts president Virgin mobile BT Goebbels mistress tells tales from the grave Pope defies West with Iraq visit Kabila's killer was former boy soldier Stars to bid for Versace's art Virgin trains Sharon ready to abandon peace deal The Digital Document Company Asian brothers in bribes probe Chase De Vere Madonna, the checkmate girl Inside Los Angeles Desert oasis for grey gays Japanese men learn art of not ogling women Costello joins Buffy's gang Mira and the £165,000 tip Ford Police hunt for 'brilliant' bomb maker Weather and Travel Outlook Bright and breezy: A model wears an embroidered… Ski Scene Parks policewoman 'sold drugs' News in Brief Channel 4 plan MMR vaccine trials 'were inadequate' Sports cash inquiry Christmas appeal raises £45,000 Adams decision Blowing in the wind Three tickets share £7m jackpot Heathrow express BSE calves fear Prescott loss Car plant protest MacColl memorial Reagan goes home Sepang Contents Gloucester squeeze Teddy's Ready . . . but Adams quits England Model of success Winter Blues deepen for City Classy Fulham cut above rest Resurgent Boro halt Liverpool's progress Hapless Spurs draw another blank Chelsea's blue-riband display Howey equaliser punishes Derby for celebrating too early Cahoot Neville makes United breakthrough FA Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Other Football Football Extra What the Papers Say Pools Nationwide Conference Leading Goalscorers Scotland O'Leary's problems mount up Classy Ricketts sends sads Owls crashing Payton strike seals Barnsley slide Football powers face reality check They have resolved their own differences, but football's governing bodies still have to face the might of the EU, reports Rob Hughes Late fightback saves Palace Abbey chimes in for Norwich Roberts double Earnshaw's payday Lazio win again Yeovil lose record Renault Clio Lionheart addicted to England The Arsenal captain's career has been a rollercoaster ride, but his country will miss him The Life and Times of Tony Adams Arsenal lack killer instinct as Foxes escape Gunners staring down the barrel Wenger's side have high ambition, but they are developing a worrying habit of underachievement Premier target for Gills revenge First Division Gillingham face Chelsea in next weekend's FA Cup fourth round, with a major score to settle. By Louise Taylor Nokia Possible FA Cup Upsets Hignett fuels promotion drive The midfielder believes Blackburn Rovers' work ethic puts them in good shape for a return to the Premiership, says Richard Rae Jamjar No hiding place The scrutiny of an all-seeing computer system means players and referees can never relax Loan Rangers A spell on loan can sideline a career but Jermaine Defoe can't stop scoring since he took the sea air at Bournemouth. By Rob Hughes Net Profit: How the Remarkable Dixie Dean Set the Football World Alight Premiership Young Guns for Hire England Loan Players XI United Stand in Belgium Northern Light Kevin Phillips's goals have taken him from obscurity to stardom—and legandary status in Sunderland Forward Thinking: The Other Strikers in Sven-Goran Eriksson's Notebook Why FA must learn from Grobbelaar's greed We must find Wembley way Angling Q & a Picks of the week Sport on TV Any Answers? Book Review Pint Size, Andy Gregory: Heroes And Hangovers Phil Thomas and Andy Gregory Mainstream, pb, £9.99 Bestsellers It's crunch time With less than two weeks to the start of the Six Nations, players will have to adapt to a new set of laws. By Stephen Jones Resurgent Regan throws down England gauntlet The tough Bath hooker has learnt from his mistakes and is ready to re-establish himself as his country's No 1 choice. By Nick Cain Referees in the Wrong Tigers sail through ill conditions Crotty adds the finishing touch for classy Munster Dallaglio pledges future to Wasps The England star has resisted overtures from a host of top sides and signed a new three-year deal with his club. By Nick Cain European Cup: How They Stand Cardiff face tough away clash Gloucester squeeze through Dominguez boot cuts down Swansea Bath need deluge of tries to survive Leinster hopes sunk by Botica McNamee spin sets up a party in the park Once a tournament to be avoided, the Australian Open is now the event they all want to play, reports Richard Evans Hitting the Roof The Sunday Times Model of success While women's fashions have caught as many eyes as their tennis, Martina Hingis looks good for another title, says Richard Evans The Tennis Catwalk: How Fashion Has Changed in the Women's Game Red-hot Greg still on course The comeback man swept past his German opponent to reach the last 16 for the first time Henman must find way to win mind games The British No 1 went into his match with Pat Rafter knowing he could not afford another lapse in concentration. By Richard Evans HSBC Bank Plc Briton makes a Cash advance Greg Rusedski pays tribute to specialists who helped him beat the world No 1. By Richard Evans Rose scents chance to make big breakthrough After struggling with his game, the young Englishman is ready to win his first title. By Marian Phillips Swan in a Million Today's Irish Champion Hurdle will provide Charlie Swan and Istabraq with a chance to prove the doubters wrong, writes Jonathan Powell Adventure over as Lewis limps to port Favourite pulls clear as Southern Ocean takes its toll in The Race, reports Keith Wheatley McRae faces ordeal on last stage Jeremy Hart watches British hopes of a win in the Monte Carlo rally take a knock Runaway Radcliffe strolls to Stormont win Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Rugby League National Conference League Premier division Racing This Week's Racing Athletics racing to find home With the new Wembley delayed, the time has come for the authorities to force through a national athletics stadium, says Pat Butcher Motoring Aston Martin Multiple Display Advertising Items Aston Martin Approved Programme Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items A new home for athletics Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Scotts Audi Motorpoint Multiple Display Advertising Items Sytnerdirect Benham Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motorworld Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items David Duggan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Oneswoop Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Alpina Audi TT 225 BHP Coupe WCA Car Auctions Hexagon The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stratstone Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar & Daimler Multiple Classified Advertising Items Speedy Recovery After a rocky few years, Porsche is back to its best—and it's all thanks to just one car, writes Andrew Frankel The fun answer to family planning Newlyweds want motoring thrills before the babies arrive Don't be caught cold by the frost Sunday-times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lexus Authorised Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars (UK) Limited Romans International Bramshaw Multiple Classified Advertising Items William Loughran Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunday-times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bkthomas Cruickshank Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Peugeot Platinum Used Cars Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Evans Halshaw Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trade-Sales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars of London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regtransfers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Market Vehicles Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tough at the Top Ray Hutton on the Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bentley Turbo RL Better to arrive in one piece than to travel hopelessly BP to close 5,000 petrol stations Orange chiefs to get £600m share options Cazenove's old boys cry foul over flotation proceeds Energis Safe as houses It's a Tough Racket . . . Tim Henman is carrying the… American predator sizes up BG Enter the Asians Bryant caves in to £1bn merger Who will be next target of Huntingdon terror tactics? Agenda Prescott warns mayor to back off over Tube Sunderland set to make Nissan supermini after all Watchdog bars manager behind Barings collapse Business Digest SFO brokers appeal to Europe First Tuesday's final day looms Desmond to sell Express assets Odds shorten on rates being cut in February Sports giant ISL hits $1bn crisis Regus chief Dixon to take back seat Prost's doctor turns to bosses Record number of workers' tribunals Merrill millionaires mutiny over bonuses Cisco Systems Tara has designs on hotel Annual growth rate slips to 3.4% Euro Watch The Sunday Times Still as safe as houses Property prices have been rising… …even after inflation Harsh Words Business Letters Opec must not get us over a barrel again Enter the Asians A new generation of Asians has left the corner shop and surged into the mainstream. Rakhi Mazumdar reports Rising Stars in Technology and Media Knowledge Management Freeserve Blair's secret battle to save Sunderland The prospects for Nissan's car plant have brightened—and point to Britain joining the euro. By David Parsley Too many competition rules leave Pernod Ricard reeling The need to obtain approval in 70 countries shows how hard it can be to push through takeovers, writes Lucinda Kemeny Odd man out among the oil barons Sir John Browne has turned BP Amoco into one the world's great companies. Has his quietly unconventional life been the real secret of his success? Sir John Browne's Working Day The Times No Title Imperial Consolidated Business for Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items PNC Telecom Vehicle Options Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Help Me I'm Drowning Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fantastic Domains Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The British Franchise Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cable television giant forced to pull in its horns Ntl has delayed its £300m Irish plans, but experts say the heavily indebted group is still in good shape. By Paul Durman Big business learns the value of running struggling schools Private firms take over buildings and administration to relieve the burden on teachers. By John Waples The Times Prerogative of the harlot rules in financial law Two stockbrokers taken to court after a malicious complaint have found they have no redress, even though the case was thrown out. By Alun Jones Why Gates is so glad to see the back of Clinton Microsoft's woes may be ending. The Bush camp has hinted the antitrust case may be dropped. By Garth Alexander in New York Countdown to the Confrontation Upcoming Products Databank M&S to tell City of its un happy Christmas Sharewatch Laird ControlP P&O Princess Matalan BT SFI Debenhams A Share in the Boardroom Eurodis Electron Tullow Oil Dotcom travel agent heads for Europe Dennis Malamatinas is optimistic about the prospects for Priceline despite the online backlash. By Dominic Rushe Royal Mail Gates pays for misreading net Books of the Week World War 3.0: Microsoft and its Enemies Ken Auleita (Profile, £17.99) Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution Glyn Moody (Allen Lane, £12.99) Bestselling Business Books Pioneers hack path through continental red tape jungle Different laws, employment rules and tax systems create a bureaucreatic hightmare. Sarah Gracie reports Enterprise network Mike Langston The Experts BT Gary Robertson Npower Mark Hunt KPMG Michael Riding Lloyds TSB Commercial John Timpson Timpson Red tape turns state grants into nightmare There is plenty of government cash available, but getting hold of it is a different matter, writes John O'Donnell SAP Websites cut prices for the small buyer Discounts normally available to big companies can be had by all, writes John O'Donnell Bulletin Rag trade riches found in bankrupt stock Natural Blue's Robert Boyd-Bowman created his first concern by selling 'distressed' goods. By Mark Stretton Tread carefully through the maze of company pension plans Questions of Business Here we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world The Royal Bank of Scotland Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Re-Mortgages/Mortgages Weaver Valley Estates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kingfisher-properties The Sunday Times Nokia Revealed—in their own write Prufrock Artist aims rockets at ladies who launch Smart money way to net an election gain Powergen's uphill hunt for a suitor Inside the City Scrap annuities to end pensions misery Savers caught in Tessa rate trap Lender offers cheapest mortgage in 50 years Vets in practice Banks raise cost of credit cards Fundsnetwork Stake in the future Moneylenders' tactics are worst type of usury Barclays savers must watch funds Scottish Widows Taxman still takes his share from offshore savings Money Matters Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Killik & Co Stockbrokers Health insurance can ruin your wealth Save up to pay for treatment when you need it, rather than buy costly insurance, writes Kathryn Cooper Gartmore Jupiter Ways to reduce the cost of cover Schroders Old Mutual Where are you in the wealth league? Incomes are rising, but if you earn more than £100,000, you are still one of a select few, writes Naomi Caine Newton Don't be fooled by hype for Orange shares Experts fear that brokers' adverts will lead small investors into a risky purchase. By Kathryn Cooper The Cost of Share Dealing Short-term outlook is far from bright Association of Investment Trusts Paragon mortgages Threadneedle investments Switch your savings to get the highest rates How to Find the Best Investors lose billions in poorly paying accounts. Sarah Toyne reveals where to find better deals Abbey National New pension will slash your costs Everyone should benefit from stakeholder, says Robert Winnett at the start of a three-page guide Virgin money Merrill Lynch Coventry Building Society Framlington How to stake your Stakeholder plans will have clear rules and low charges. Robert Winnett explains how to find the best E Trade Which plan suits you? Investors Direct Children and housewives can start saving for old age Legal & General Gartmore British Airways Review your Peps to keep cash working Rather than sign up to a new fund, make sure your existing investments are worth keeping. By Claire Burston Aberdeen Who's better off in battle of the sexes? Men pay more for car and health insurance, but get better annuity rates than women. By Harvey Jones Norwich Union Woman Driver Puts Brakes on Premiums Legal & General Henderson Global investors Marketeye Chase Fleming How to keep down cost of using a mobile abroad Making and receiving calls overseas can cost £1 a minute, but there are cheaper options, writes Sarah Toyne Fidelity Investments Bill for crashing hired van went through the roof Anderson Investigates Every week Roger Anderson, our own consumer champion, tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Surrenda-link National Savings Lessons point way to profits Diary of a Day Trader Lloyds TSB Business Property websites take you all round the houses The number of online property sites is booming, but the service is far from perfect. Matthew Wall reports Beware of holiday insurance from travel firms Homes overseas Financial Discounts Direct MBA Sterling (UK) Ltd Chase De Vere Best Savings Accounts Travel policy helps charities Saving News Old favourite looks good again Inside Track Neville James FPDsavills Savills Private Finance Bupa Chase De Vere TV vet's pet hate is being in the red Fame and Fortune Maria Lowe's appearance in Vets in Practice has brought her more renown than riches, writes Natalie Graham Managed growth Dresdner RCM Global Investors Where god meets science A Fragile Beauty Frederic Raphael moums his daughter, Sarah, a talented artist who died tragically young last week Radisson Edwardian The king and I Inside Mr Brown and the Michelin star burst The first Englishman to take charge of a French institution finds himself facing a culinary backlash, writes a a Gill I don't buy the baby story Is this the revenge of Peter Rabbit? Thomas cook Enemy of the People The vanishing prime minister My date with the king After her tearaway teenage years, Tracy Edwards became a 'boat burn', a dogsbody on sailing yachts. But, she recounts in the second part of her memoirs, a chance phone call was to give her a royal friend and mentor A human being at bay from the animal rights mob Interview Is this one miserable enough to be a bestseller? A tormented childhood is now the essential ingredient for a writer who wants to sell a lot of books, finds Stuart Wavell A frightening game in the desert sands Oxford don Richard Washington tells of his desperate bid for freedom in the scorching Niger desert E malaysia Airlines We've never had it so good - honest Britain finds it hard to accept that it is living through one of the most successful economic spells in its history, writes David Smith Blair waits for the light evenings Avenging angel of the terror years The daughter of Ulrike Meinh of tells Gillian Slovo another daughter of the revolution, why her anti-left exposés are nothing to do with 'hangups' What a queer thing for a nice kid to say The Sunday Times Art David Wilson Homes Odyssey Crest Nicholson Contents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cluttons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Besford Court Estate Heavenly twins In his latest book, the leading scientific writer Stephen Jay Gould asks why religion and science cannot get along together Fairclough Affection is always a touchy subject My dad, the family gambling man Jacquetta Wheeler, model and daughter of the millionaire Tory donor Stuart Wheeler, reveals the private side of her father Cutting the surgeons down to size Kevin the virtual coach sells Sven a dummy Knickers to the army, sweet revenge, and history in the making Shock Exchange The tabloid week Talking heads Global village This Life People of the Week The millennium list Eureka! 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Graham Norwood tips the hot areas and housing trends Upside-down can be right way to live A topsy-turvy redesign for a classic Victorian home turns up more living space, says Cheryl Markosky Landmark Place Beazer Beaufort Head north for vicarages Yorkshire estate agents are selling an unprecedented number of former parsonages, says Christian Dymond Garden lodges save hassle of moving to bigger home Short of space? A timber-frame lodge may be the answer, writes Mary Wilson Berkeley Homes Charles Church Ryanair Do as the locals do Where was I? Rio Carnal The torrid Rio Carnival sent Orson Welles mad—what effect will it have on his biographer? Simon Callow joins the cast of the greatest show on earth Place in the sun Air France Travel Brief Voyages Jules Verne Markwarner beach clubs Books of the Week Holiday Clinic Fred Irish is giving his mum, Doll, a 90th-birthday treat: a luxury spa holiday. 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