News from 04/02/2001
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Emma Moore, Geoffrey Bradford, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Miller, Tom Paulin, Martin Jay, Phil Cralgie, St Lauren John, Neil Wormald, Mary Wilson, Bruce Kemble, Martin James, Anthony Sattin, Mike Carter, Geoff Murray, Hugh Canning, Tracy Edwards, Andrew Burrell, Liz Bailey, Paul Wray, James Clark Home Affairs Correspondent, John Humphrys, Nicholas Hellen, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, Nick Raynsford Mp, Danny O'Brien, David Griffiths, Dr John Macleod, Uzi Mahnaimi, Peta Bee, Michael Wright, Kate Rew, Nick Rennison, Bill Gunston, Tony Limbert, Bryan Appleyard, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Santa Montefiore, John Elliott, Emily Milich, Matthew Mervyn-Jones, Nayab Chohan, Maurice Chittenden, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Jonathan Powell, Goldie, John Urbanek, Gordon Smith, Matthew Campbell, Nick Fielding, Stephen Clark, Professor Ian Craft, Graham Norwood, D Roth, Peter H Stallard, Mrs Mills, India Night, Dr Bryan Lask, Dan Pearson, Bob Latham, Jonathan Northcroft, Rob Browne, Matthew Wall, Robert Elphick, Emma Payne, Robert Donelan, Lesley White, Terence Blacker, Gillian Harrison, Melanie Phillips, Richard Green, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Dr Roger Henderson, Peter Neail, Hugh Ball, Keith Vaz, Harry Tasker, S Leaver, Alasdair Reid, Graham Duffill, Edward Porter, Clare Gascoigne, Jenny Shields, Eben Black, Adam Nathan, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Hugh McIlvanney, Thomas Bell, Garth Pearce, Patrick Garratt, Richard Brooks, Stuart Andrews, David Leppard, Chris Ryan, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Laurie Read, Thomas Pakenham, Lois Rogers, Alan Combes, John O'donnell, Gareth Huw Davies, Heather Naylor, Nelly Sindayen, David Stanley, Diana Wright, Andy Knott, David Orr, Chris Partridge, Michael Prescott Political Editor, Richard Evans, Kenneth Clarke, Natalie Graham, Bryan Richardson, Keith Wheatley, David Walsh, Richard Caseby Managing Editor, Mark Lewis, Stephen Armstrong, John Richardson, Garth Alexander, Simon Goodwin, Ray Hutton, Martin Ivens, Isla Matthews, Robert Flack, Christine Webb, Margaret Walters, Donald McRae, A A Gill, Brian Glanville, David Sumner Smith, John Aizlewood, Elizabeth Buchan, Jonathan Futrell, Hugh Pearman, David Parsley, Neil MacLean, Martin Booth, Kevin Dunn, John Dugdale, Paddy Glynn, Mark Stretton, Barbara Hall, Jon Swain, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, John Peter, kathryn Cooper, J D, Ivo Tennant, David Smith, Rory Godson, Stephen Grey, Cornelia Parker, Sally Brown, C D, Kevin Heneghan, Tom Walker, Wendy Holden, Tom English, Roger Anderson, Ernest Cross, Lawrence Dallaglio, Philip Kingsley, Slavica Radulovic, Tania Alexander, Stewart Lee, Bobby Robson, Peter Conradi, Cheryl Markosky, John O'Donnell, Naomi Campbell, Peter Mitchell, Maggie Gee, James Mottram, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Susan Clark, James Flint, Raymond Keene, Stanley Stewart, Zoe Brennan, Marie Colvin, Stephen Jones, Nick Cain, Tim Moorey, Jo Glanville-Blackburn, Paul Kavanagh, R W Johnson, P J Gerrard, Roland White, Marcello Mega, Alex Fortune, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Michael Sheridan, Barry Collins, Dipesh Gadher, John Waples, Hunter Davies, Milton Moskowitz, Peter Hodges, N W, K Howe, Tom Robbins, Mary Gerges, Harvey Jones, Stephen Pettitt, Nicholas Faith, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Joe Lovejoy, Dan Cairns, Dea Birkett, David Smith Economics Editor, Simon Crerar, Helen Vandevelde, David Hawson, Simon Howard, Dominic Rushe, Karen Robinson, Arthur Smith, Fred Redwood, David Brown, I Armstrong, Joe perry, Milan, Christopher Somerville, Max Glaskin, Frank Whitford, Timothy Garton Ash, Nicolette Jones, Alex Todorovic, Kathryn Cooper, P D, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Frank Gardner, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Robert Levering, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Wilson, Marian Phillips, David Dougill, Rachel Dobson, Julia Frame, Andy Sedgfield, Sarah Toyne, Gregor Watts, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Margarette Driscoll, Jeremy Clarkson, Louise Taylor, Jane Renton, Robert Harris, Stephen Pattitt, Lydia Slater, Richard Johnson, Sonall Morar, Roger Eglin, Alastair Hendy, Richard Tomlinson, Lucinda Kemeny, Paul Driver, Jasper Gerard, Michael Woodhead, Ian Hawkey, Paul Durman, Mat Fraser, David Lawrenson, Victoria O'Brien, Senay Boztas, Cosmo Landesman, Simon Willis, M J, Caroline Donald, Lois Rogers Medical correspondent, Colin McDowell, Ron Clarke, Christopher Goodwin, Andrew Mueller, Helen Klrwan-Taylor, Jenny Uglow, D J Taylor, Amanda Craig, John Harlow, Will Iredale, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Cherry Norton, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, Nicholas Hellen Media Editor, David Wickers, Richard White, Rupert Steiner, Spokesman, Simon Trump, Daniel Miller, Walter Ellis, Mat Loup, Joanna Simon, Steve Grant, Susan D'Arcy, Rosie Waterhouse, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoContents Leaked memo backs Mandelson Telephone doubts: the official's words to Mandelson Doctor in body parts scandal:'I'll name others' Contents Kuoni Labour's dancing divas strut their stuff Contents Kidnap rescue: Six-year-old Eiman Grant waves as she… Contents Libyan spies tell of Gadaffi bomb plot Contents Newspapers Support Recycling The Salvation Army Dossier links Vaz to cash 'donations' Insight Germany leads Europe's attack over star wars Hague to pledge tax break for elderly Army officers stopped explosion at nuclear plant Onassis's love boat to be rich man's cruiser Flocks of swaggering peacocks put the frighteners on villages Virginone Nasty Nigel spins Popstars into orbit BT internet Anytime Campbells may raise Bluebird from lake bed £1.2bn rescue bid for Equitable Mercedes-Benz British firm linked to global BSE Highs and lows Prudential Stakeholder Pensions Private pupils 'out of favour' at Oxford Renegade spy's book heads for bestseller lists Animal group to be banned under new terror law Prince makes shrine to Ted Hughes Westminster Abbey choir in crisis as head faces charges of bullying Iberia Bradford leads charge to be cultural capital Ministers win lottery fund jackpot Sainsbury's One Life-saving drug is diverted into beauty industry Wind chimes stir groan of protest in suburbia Vauxhall Best British firms are more PC than Americans Norfolk is new playground of the rich Peugeot Ken Russell left to make home movies in garage Comedians scent blood of new Labour Headmaster who guided Prince William will quit Eton Virginmoney Honda Breakdowns threaten Mir soft landing Computer-mad generation has a memory crash The Man who Really Bombed Pan Am 103 A Libyan agent planted the bomb that killed 270 people at Lockerbie, but who gave the order to do it? Nicholas Rufford, David Leppard, Marie Colvin and Marcello Mega report Norwich Union What's your problem with Wales, boyo It has been likened to Albania, comedians mock its language and now its steel workers are losing their jobs. Zoe Brennan and Simon Trump report on the wails of Wales Seat Oh, do us a favour, he's the nabob of the network Profile Sacking Mandelson is a long-term blunder Newworld Hurt and dangerous Mugabe's rule of hate Your autochoice Brown's tentacles loom out of the fog The bitter healthcare pill none of us dares swallow There goes another hard day's work washed down the Tube Atticvs Brown casts off his doubts in the gallop towards Brussels Atticvs Safety first as Lord Alf raises the standard Atticvs Justice frays at the edges while judges play politics Bupa Hate and hypocrisy in the Mandelson affair Nationwide I'm booking my place to hide Surrogacy policy Girls in top form Points Birthdays Public Eminem No 1 The rap star notorious for the obscenity and violence of his songs arrives in Britain this week. But is he as bad as he likes to boast? John Harlow reports BBC One France's sleaze paymaster held Japan sees the future through artificial eyes Schrodor Unit Trusts Limited UN gave Job to war crimes suspect Schroders Putin resurrects spectre of KGB Bugging tapes reveal 'fixing' of Bhutto trial Scottish Widows Bank Lunn Poly Children catch betting bug in cyber casinos Mugabe press bomb causes world outrage Appeal Couples compete for free love nest Land Rover Kidnap girl freed in jungle gunfight Mitsubishi Motors EU clean-up hit by Luxembourg tax investigation Palestinians fear Sharon onslaught Accidents blight Disney as new $1bn park opens Association of Train Operating Companies Toyota India's exiles return to pain of quake zone Nokia Sick Yeltsin waits for call Inside Moscow Top marks for cheating Milosevic faces trial in Serbia Major wins popular vote Britain struggles to woo Bush Lloyds TSB NHS faces £2 billion bill to stop CJD Doctors amputate first transplanted human hand Weather and Travel Outlook Ticket to ride: an Air France Concorde takes off… Asylum seekers 'left to starve' News in Brief Parkinson's hope Air controllers in strike ultimatum Happy landing Ofsted attacks teacher shortages Surrogate birth Bomb charges Mobile lashing Five tickets share £11.5m jackpot Radisson Stone appeals Child seats plea Drug arrests Song and dance Shells detonated Will Power Six-try England crush Wales 44-15 Contents Lloyds TSB Contents Dashing England off to flying start Johnson puts down marker Woodward's men show their true class as captain urges them to silence Cardiff crowd The ghost of Wembley laid firmly to rest England's bold selection paid off in spectacular style, but there's room for improvement Treble joy for Greenwood Nautica Magical Balshaw makes his point The young full-back rewarded manager Clive Woodward's sense of adventure, reports Nick Cain How the Teams Rated at the Millennium Stadium Fight for the Lions They may not be big in stature, but it was the scrum-halves who were the true giants in Cardiff Lions Watch Rome falls to hat-trick hero Canny Laporte opens doors and French minds France's coach has encouraged his men to rethink their game by putting a strong emphasis on discipline. By Donald McRae Classic Connection Terrier Gorre steals a point Nivea Men Ipswich felled by Keane Purse cashes in as Norwich pay penalty Jensen shines in dour affair Cole punishes plucky Everton Derby lifted by Burley Coventry caught cold by Bergkamp Vassell goals revive Villa Rowett nips in to bury Blues Top Marques Mind games work for City Fowler double delights Kop Barnsley earn point at Rovers Frandsen spares Bolton's blushes Smith quick-step sinks Wednesday hopes Jones targets Roussel after missed chances FA Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Other Football Football Extra What the Papers Say Pools Nationwide Conference FA Umbro Trophy Fourth round Leading Goalscorers Scotland Robson looking for the perfect finish Newcastle's manager needs another season at St James' Park to fulfil his dreams Return of the Saint Robson v Hoddle: Tale of the Tape Glenn Hoddle Home fire still burns for Clark Off the pitch, Fulham star Lee Clark's loyalties are clear: it's a simple case of black and white The Sunday Times Canigga lets his feet talk as language proves no barrier The former Argentina star brings a healthy work ethic and a touch of football class to his new home. By Jonathan Northcroft Living on the Edge Barthez's maverick ways are not sign of weakness, but rather what make him great Victor Chandler Haunted by an American dream that died Five into three shouldn't go Letters to the Sports Editor Sport on TV Picks of the week Q & a Book Review The Newcastle Rugby Story Alan Hedley Tempus, pb, £12.99 Bestsellers Broken promise After crushing the top seed, Greg Rusedski was out-served by a little-known Frenchamn Cup showdown unites best of enemies Two former teammates will square up when St Helens tackle Wigan in rugby league's showpiece event, reports David Lawrenson Heat is on for a classic finish Dean Robertson's form is patchy, but he remains a threat in Perth. By Marian Phillips Thompson leaves veteran Uriah in a heap Results Round-Up Rugby Union This Week's Fixtures Rugby League Racing Will England get it right? England open their Sri Lanka tour tommorrow. Has Hussain provided a false steer on spin? Bookmaker backed by India match-fixing chief The Indian bookmaker who has claimed to have paid several Test cricketers is being called a credible witness, says Simon Wilde Defiant tourists earn bonus points England a fight back against a strong Jamaica attack after losing early wickets By Alex Fortune Scoreboard My fears as Ellen faces biggest test Ellen MacArthur has forged a new frontier, but the adulation and attention will be relentless Cruel Sea Despite a collision with a container, Ellen MacArthur is back in contention in the solo yacht race Professor has all the right answers to break speed record Stakes rise in bloodstock race By defying tradition, the Coolmore stud is now at the front of a multi-million pound breeding industry Maguire wins muddy battle Hennessy offers chance for Florida Pearl to shine Orange Breaking the ice Climbing to the top has never been easy for Alain Baxter. But the Scottish slaom skier is within touching distance of the summit as he prepares for his big day at St Anton on Saturday By Graham Duffill Go-fly British eye winter base A British Olympic Association initiative is a valuable boost for skiers who spent too long living out of a suitcase, says Graham Duffill Austria slip up Sunday-times Aston Martin Multiple Classified Advertising Items David Duggan Watches Four Wheel Drive Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Scotts Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motorpoint Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunday-times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wundercars Dick Lovett L&C Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Benham 00X Alpina B3 3.3 Coupe 4T miles Sienna red, beige… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Park West Sytner British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Park Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alpina Multiple Classified Advertising Items Autobytel Multiple Display Advertising Items Regvardy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hexagon Wild Rovers Out of the shadow of BMW, the British firm has returned to the sporty cars that made the MG name, says Ray Hutton It's just the job for easing the pain of redundancy You can still look the part, even when the company BMW gets taken away Say no to those extra helpings Sunday-times Lexus Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items WCA Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunday-times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars (UK) Limited Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Romans International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramshaw Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items William Loughran Ciceley Continental Mercedes-Benz Cruickshank Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunday-times Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars of London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche AFN Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Registrations Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hatch and match The C-class Sports Coupé makes Mercedes a genuine rival to BMW, writes Ray Hutton Motoring Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trade-Sales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rolls-Royce and Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items She's gorgeous, but I'll bet she spells trouble Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bentley Ribble Valley Park's motorgroup Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items BT weighs up £50bn deal with Spanish Bank poised to cut rates to 5.75% Lend Lease joins duke's dome team Virgin atlantic Contents Abbey bid puts paid to big bonuses at Lloyds Schwab to set up shop in A&L branches Will Blair dare to investigate slur on dome bidders? Agenda $ % FT reverses stance on free web access Standard Life Bank Big is Beautiful. . . The firm behind ITV's Fat… Business-only airline takes off Tories trawl City for MPs Business Digest Durlacher seeks merger deal AWG plots £1.6bn assets split-off Jaguar 'to be UK's biggest carmaker' Astor's dotcom seeks cash help In this Paper: Hype is Not a Business Plan Malone eyes £5bn Sky stake Asda goes for gold with in-store jewellers Tube talks turn slapstick as strike chaos looms Thales tipped to win £1.7bn defence order Tesco cuts prices to win back 'value' tag Inflation outlook set to improve Uro Watch Jobless fall stalls Pound preferred Sedgemoor Brown won't open the floodgates Bestselling Business Books Taking the middle road of capitalism Book of the Week It's V for victory over threat of long recession Business Letters Raising the Stakes A game of poker is taking place among Britain's high-street banks. Last week Lloyds Tsb played its hand with a £20bn bid for Abbey National. Report by Kirstie Hamilton and Lucinda Kemeny In this Paper: Profitability is Not a Paradigm Tarzan gets back into the swing Michael Heseltine is concentrating on expanding his Haymarket magazine empire but still has the politician's skill for evasion when asked about his plans Halifax Michael Heseltine's Working Day KPMG launches its 'mission impossible' with £1.3bn float The accountancy firm wants to form a global consulting giant after listing its US arm, writes Lucinda Kemeny Vital Statistics Oranges King of casual clothes spots gap in market Tadashi Yanai's low-cost stores have taken Japan by storm. Now he is eyeing Britain. By Cherry Norton in Tokyo The Sunday Times Biotech firm's brave new world ends Big hitter Rob Dow seemed certain to take Scotia Holdings to great heights. What went wrong? By Paul Durman Stars cut up rough as golf in the sun sours Celebrities are unhappy about public access to their course. By Martin Jay in Barbados and John Waples Orange Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Redwoods Avondale Business Consultants Imperial Consolidated Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items PNC Telecom Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Job cuts sweep America Only the fear that it will be hard to find workers if the slowdown is short is putting a brake on unemployment. By Garth Alexander in New York Can the Big Mac take sushi and sandwiches to the States? McDonald's aims to help Pret a Manger expand in America, boosting its own profits on the way. By Dominic Rushe Nokia What It Means for Britain US Job Cuts: December and January The Sunday Times IBM Databank BA a 'buy' as profits start taking off Sharewatch The Times Avaya communication Sales boom drives online car importer towards profitability Progress Report: Oneswoop The Sunday Times Why Wales has to learn to mind its own business Wales needs more start-ups and a change in mindset to cure its economic woes, writes Jane Renton Breaching the funding gap is key to success How bosses can avoid tribunals Too many owner managers are falling foul of worker dismissal legislation. By John O'Donnell DLJ Direct Is it better to be a sole trader or a small firm? Bulletin Nokia Sacking knocked fitness tycoon into shape Health club mogul Mike Balfour says being fired was the best thing that happened to him. Mark Stretton reports Domain names weave web of complexity in accounts Questions of Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Re-Mortgages/Mortgages Weaver Valley Estates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Loans & Investment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes overseas Sunday-times Ricoh An Irish knight to remember Prufrock Dark side of continental soap saga Posthouse Bigger is better in today's banking NatWest tricks savers into poor deals Brown in bid to revamp annuity Card firms exploit legal loophole Contents House prices rise fastest since '94 Fidelity Investments Contents Save a fortune and get revenge on smug banks 'Star performer' missing in action Adwatch Killik & Co Isa savers can put Tessa cash out of taxman's reach Money Matters Scottish Widows Can you survive on what you earn? A family earning £150,000 must borrow to live, yet a family with less saves money. By Robert Winnett Marketeye Jupiter Old Mutual Newton a Mellon Asset Management Company Safe Bet How to keep down cost of borrowing How to Find the Best. . . Abbey National Beware hidden charges in net deals Surfers with so-called unlimited access packages are booted off it they stay online too long. By Kathryn Cooper Virgindirect Gartmore Tessa Schroders Elderly lose out in lottery of long-term care Rules over who pays for care have split Britain, infuriated pensioners and embarrassed Labour. By Kathryn Cooper Beware high cost of insurance Paragon mortgages Pensioners at risk from new type of annuity Fears are growing that with-profits annuities are being mis-sold by advisers, writes Robert Winnett Study all the options before you retire Inter-Alliance Threadneedle Key Decision Cut costs: invest online at one-stop fund shops Fund supermarkets are bringing down the cost of investing. They will save you time, too, writes Matthew Wall AXA Global Income Fund ISA Chelsea I love to haggle—even over things I don't want Abbey customers in danger from deal The bid is good news for people with shares, but not those with mortgages, writes Robert Winnett Liverpool Victoria Gartmore Standard Life Investments Chase De Vere Interactive investor international How working mums can tot up the cost of childcare As the price of nannies and nurseries soars, Sarah Toyne explains how to keep costs down Can you get child's tax break? Bestinvest AXA Royal & Sunalliance Investments Witan investment trust Offloading Gilt Chase Fleming Abbey National Group Company Gilts look good when a recession strikes Low inflation and uncertain stock markets make government securities a safe bet, writes Clare Gascoigne How to follow fortunes of government securities Watchdogs fear credit-card reform will not work Towery Law Legal & General Bold Iceland move wins a cool profit Move fast to grab pension tax perk A useful tax break for anyone with a personal pension will soon disappear. Harvey Jones explains how it works Fimatex BA wants retirement fund cash Fidelity Investments Private banks target the middle classes Personal banking services that used to be only for the super rich are opening their doors wider. By Sarah Toyne Legal & General Managed growth investments Northern rock Aberdeen Financial Discounts Direct Association of Investment Trusts Chase De Vere Driver loses out after bike piles into cars Every week Roger Anderson, our own consumer champion, tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking readress on their behalf Stores pass the buck over faulty appliances Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top ISA Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Barclays fund tracks Europe Tougher laws put safety firm in the driving seat Chase De Vere FPDsavills NatWest Credit Cards Elson Personal Investment Authority Rugby ace converts homes into cash Fame and Fortune Dan Luger lost thousands in high-risk investments but has always done well out of property. By Natalie Graham Dresdner RCM Global Investors Aberdeen C-Pen Contents Our Spy in Sarajevo The promising M16 career of Richard Tomlinson foundered after he was sent unprepared into the war zones of Bosnia. In the book that spy chiefs have tried to ban, he accuses them of cynically selling him short in the Balkan snakepit Contents Century Shooting stars in their best light Jack Cardiff tells Stuart Wavell how his handling of the vanity and vulnerability of Hollywood legends has won him an Oscar M16 Uses 'Guile and Cunning' to Keep the CIA Cousins Content Meet me in fantasy land This horse minister's not on top of the job Learndirect Enemy of the People The Duchess of York The Times He's no son of mine A father explains to Margarette Driscoll why, in a landmark case, he is suing his former lover for the cost of bringing up a child who turned out not to be his Now they recognise Reagan's greatness I've never been camera shy, but there are limits The ruinous secret of Saint Evita's silver ghost Santa Montefiore discovers a glittering tribute to a glamorous legend that cost its Argentine creator dear Friends Provident How Germany took the angry young men to its heart A nation that wrestled with its Nazi past is now confronting its post-68 street fighters, writes Timothy Garton Ash You're too posh for our dreaming spires Amanda Craig talks to middle-class parents who find that an expensive schooling does their children no favours when they apply to Oxbridge He supports free speech for all—Tories excepted Michael Grade, now head of Index on Censorship, fears for the future of his old channel, writes Stuart Wavell An Oxford interview: the public schoolboy's tale BBC Radio4 Linden FPDsavills Imperial Charles Church Property Fairview A voice my brother never had The poet Tom Paulin tells Richard Brooks how his latest work explores his feelings towards his younger brother Speak for Yourself Lanes This boy is our future Luke, 3, is heir to a family tragedy that only began with the Lockerbie disaster, writes Jenny Shields. His father Steven came to symbolised the cruel to fate of the survivors Building up to something big in the local gym House of love, hare-brained revenge, and an entrancing failure Talking heads Global village This Life Carry on Sergeant People of the Week Wash and Go, Just Go Wants to Be a Millionaire? Babies for Bremner The millennium list Eureka! The Guardian: Johnnie Johnson Last word The Independent: Odette Pol-Roger Multiple Display Advertising Items Barratt Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Kingsway Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Magri Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Westminster Multiple Display Advertising Items Sold before it went on sale Shrewd buyers use 'finders' to snap up prestige properties, writes Graham Norwood Properties of the Week Thatched cottages Location, not size, is the investment key Crest Nicholson Ultimate Focus Ultimate Launch Barratt Fairview Walker Residential The London Property News Multiple Classified Advertising Items Few signs of a slowdown Quiet in the country, busy in town. The market outlook is steady, writes Graham Norwood Hyde Park apartment where the queen of the jet set reigned The London home of sociallte Rosemarie Kanzler was ideally suited to her Iavish lifestyle, writes Fred Redwood Rex's Riviera retreat Clint was here Builders get into gear As remote as they come Ring in the new Multiple Display Advertising Items Redrow Fairclough Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fairclough Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barratt Multiple Display Advertising Items Do you believe in love at first sight? Audley Court Galliard-homes Ocean Wharf Furlong Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barratt Multiple Display Advertising Items Ingress Park Buoyed up for a waterfront address A young solicitor visits a houseboat with Cheryl Markosky to see if it would make a good home and a sound investment Propertunities Viva The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The International Property Show Costa del Sol Nicholson Estates Ferry Quays Butlers Wharf Building Galliard-homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Viva Estates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sotogrande Multiple Classified Advertising Items House of glass and gadgets A former nuclear shelter in Kent has had a dramatic makeover, says Graham Norwood Cardiff Bay goes metropolitan The former docks is being transformed by 6,000 smart new homes, says Christine Webb Transformations that help the neighbours Turning dilapidated commercial buildings into homes can regenerate an area, says Mary Wilson St. George Crosby Homes Westfieldnw3 Buying into Wren charm in Richmond It will cost you £2.5m-plus for a slice of history on the Thames, writes Chris Partridge Bypass can cut traffic and increase prices First in a series on the impact of new road schemes. This week: A27 Polegate bypass in Sussex Better than America could build? A stint in Silicon Valley influenced the Feeney's choice of a new British home, says Mary Wilson Charles Chruch Berkley Homes Cuba: name your price It sounds like a great idea: the airlines get to fill seats that would otherwise go empty, and you decide how much you're willing to pay for them. But does it work? Neil MacLean puts the Priceline concept through its paces Ryanair Contents Good Gear Guide Travelling in style, edited by Jonathan Futrell CTS Horizons Swansea Cork Ferries Your Complete Guide to Getting the Chearest Flights Available Caribbean Connection Books of the Week Holiday clinic Catherine Parr and Tim Hebditch have their hearts set on a North American honeymoon. Can David Wickers set bells ringing on a £3,000 budget? Sweaty palms on the Maldives Stanley Stewart has fallen for a beautiful girl on a remote island. 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The Funday Times sport Fans ut d Sport news Keep cool Contents Contents Voted the best by their own workforces Milton Moskowitz and Robert Levering, who created this survey, explain why it is important and what other companies can learn Spotting winners The Authors How we ranked the companies The 50 best companies to work for in the UK Skill shortages give staff upper hand The bargaining power of employees is rising and at the top of their list of demands is a better balance between work and life. Roger Eglin reports Invest in being family friendly Flexibility brings happiness 1 Cisco Systems Internet products supplier 2 Microsoft Software supplier 3 Capital One Credit card issuer Shoe repairer stays a step ahead 4 Timpson Shoe repairer 5 ASDA Supermarket chain 6 Intel Microchip maker 7 Abbott Mead Vickers Advertising agency Spirit that cannot be bottled 8 Bacardi Martini Drinks supplier The Sunday Times 9 Morgan Stanley Investment bank Where passion is all part of the service 10 Pret a Manger Sandwich outlet 11 Sun Microsystems Computer maker Delicious blends carry the aroma of success 12 Bettys & Taylors Coffee and tea supplier Picture Gallery 13 Agilent Technologies Electronics company 14 Wragge & Co Law firm 15 Hewlett-Packard Computer company 16 DLA Law firm 17 MBNA Credit card issuer 18 Pearson Publisher 19 Churchill Car and home insurer 20 Mondial Car breakdown service 21 Carphone Warehouse Mobile phone retailer Care for workers is woven in 22 Ulster Carpet Mills Carpet weaver 24 Simmons & Simmons Law firm Drug firm finds the right prescription 23 Pfizer Drug maker 25 Future Publishing Magazine publisher 26 Trifast Fastener maker The Sunday Times 27 Fidelity Investments Fund manager 28 Deloitte & Touche Professional services provider 29 Friends Provident Financial services provider 30 Nationwide Building society 31 Arthur Andersen Professional services provider Some Unusual Perks 32 Admiral Car insurer 33 PA Consulting Management consultant 34 Bulmers Cider maker Open policy that spurs motivation 35 CMG Information technology consultant 36 Co-Operative Bank Bank 37 Keymed Medical equipment maker 38 BP Amoco Oil company Fair treatment breaks ice 39 Iceland Frozen Foods Frozen food retailer The Sunday Times 40 Ernst & Young Professional services provider 41 American Express Financial services provider 42 Watson Wyatt Pay and benefits consultant 43 Sage Software supplier 44 Accenture Management consultant Your Personal Butler Calling the upwardly mobile 45 One2one Mobile phone service 46 Oscar Faber Engineering consultant 47 IBM Computer company 50 Maersk Container ship operater 48 Bayer Drug and chemical maker 49 Kent Messenger Newspaper publisher Index of Best Companies to Work For The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Contents Vauxhall Contents Why drama is at a difficult stage Comment Theatre types don't take kindly to criticism—especially from one of their own. But while Dominic Dromgoole's anthology on playwrights has left luvvies fuming, his attack on drama's current malaise rings true, says Bryan Appleyard Goodbye to the Sundance kid? Cover story Robert Redford has turned his back on his indie film festival to direct another soft-focus fable. Whatever happened to the Original blue-eyed boy, asks James Mottram Back for seconds Film It's been a 10-year wait, but Hannibal Lecter has returned to the big screen. Be afraid, says Christopher Goodwin Ridley Scott, Hannibal's director, talks to Garth Pearce Rest of the week's films Royal Shakespeare Company Short Cuts Twisted thinking Film Mel Gibson in women's clothing is not What Women Want, says Cosmo Landesman Gerry Robinson had to have his arm twisted to become chairman of the Arts Will the real Adrian please stand up? In the pink A global perspective at Tate Modern? 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