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ResumoContents Army gives soldiers sex change treatment Harefield heart unit to be shut Contents British Airways Tourist in orbit on £14m ticket Top scientist condemns 'flawed' cull MPs prepare to oust their own watchdog Filkin faces axe Contents Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Contents Abbey National Helping hand: Nelson Mandela greets Colin Slee, dean… Stressed census staff miss their deadlines World recession will be avoided, say G7 leaders Nuclear plant study reveals cancer cluster Labour 'failing' on health as 2m wait to see consultants Tory peer may quit over race Naughty Norton rejects £5m TV deal Gay entertainer refuses to jump ship Speaker to let Sinn Fein MPs use Commons Scientists hear sound of creation in big-bang echo Latedeals Tons of unfit poultry meat sold to stores Baby Bond Split ends fly over choice of people's peers Arsenal! Machine that reads minds gives disabled hope Anthropologist pins BBC's decline on ascent of corporation man P&O Stena Line Chaos as 14,000 asylum seekers go missing Scenic Sock leads Everest team to Mallory's last camp Local elections put Tories ahead Text-messagers turn towns into giant computer game Unions to launch anti-Hague blitz NetSCaLIBUr British Airways Police braced for worst May riot yet Posthouse Britain used captured Nazi code squad to spy on Russia Westland Amazon Women settle for less in pay negotiations Army meat linked to foot and mouth Autonomy Shot burglar is asked for his views on Tony Martin parole Britain on alert for more floods TV drama to show explicit gang rape Legal threat to church schools Elephant Bradford & Bingley Mayor Ken laments his wasted year Audi Narnia reborn in The Lion, the Witch and new stories BT Give Me a Chance Scottish Widows Betrayal of a Geisha Eastern Kayam OCM Welcome to the self preservation society Profile Is this a Winner's dinner or a dog's breakfast? Intelligent Finance Gimmick government Save the MPs' watchdog NCDL Promises cost them nothing—for now Corporate man controls all, and the mob won't stop him Windfall in adland for Labour party donors Atticvs Campbell spins himself a nice little general election earner Atticvs Queen faces a golden jubilee in Coronation St Atticvs The baby bond is a bullet aimed at the middle class Jungle Race used as a pawn in the political game Vauxhall Jobs that really make us happy Help mums to work Points Birthdays Big Brother is Asking You. . . Go-fly Northern rock That's my boy, says the guru who inspired Bush Daughter held in drinking raid Cook held talks with war crime suspect Colvin faces surgery as Sri Lanka renews attack on rebels Citroen C5 Mitsubishi Motors Bogota police foil 'atom bomb' sale Israeli widow sues Arafat for £170m Marriott Mandela backs Mbeki's enemies Delon's 'secret' son demands paternity test Putin agrees arms sales to North Korea Alliance Leicester Greeks prepare protest for Pope Vietnam fells the presidential soldier Rover Bradford & Bingley Italy under spell of its own Hillary Fujitsu Siemens Computers Northern Ireland Tourist Board Malraux the fantasy hero Inside Paris Matthew Campbell A diplomatic lot Bertrand's babes Top Tory donor in row over tax break Weather and Travel Outlook First space tourist grins down on planet Earth Ferrysavers Royal aide has handbag stolen News in Brief Lottery couple Police arrested in drugs investigation Gaza Killings Mobile phone users crack new codes Clemency plea Daneman dies Under-age driver Two tickets share £11.3m jackpot M & G Investments Lamplugh search Internet sites ban Football violence Correction Bradford pay £20m penalty Contents Lucozade sport Contents Ups and Downs Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Nationwide Conference Bantams down and out Kilbane sinks sorry Saints Magpies' pride saved by Cort Leeds edge closer to Champions League spot Coventry search for miracle Stale and sloppy Middlesbrough still walking tightrope FA Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Other Football Football Extra What the Papers Say Pools Nationwide Conference Minor Leagues Scotland Goater throws City lifeline Merson fire fails to spark sluggish Villa Ricketts strike keeps Bolton in the chase Late Pires strike puts Derby on brink Millwall delight marred by fans Patience pays off for Burley Striker Bent on reaching big league The livewire forward helping Blackburn's drive for promotion is eager for a chance to prove himself in the Premiership. By Louise Taylor Dyer Straits as Tabloids Caught off Guard in Transfer Frenzy Matteo makes his mark Effenberg fired up to complete revenge mission Kewell holds key for Leeds Control freak The Spanish Grand Prix sees the start of a new era as electronics determine who gets off the line in front Jaguar Swail stuns champion An astonishing fightback saw a shell-shocked Mark Williams crash out of the world snooker championship in Sheffield. By Gerald Baxter Martyn the hero No. 1 Court Debenture Issue Life with the Lions exposes home truths Lewis forgot to get ready The Sunday Times Sport on TV Picks of the week Q & A Book Review Bestsellers Hugh Mcilvanney The heavy wait England Rugby Canny Kiwi beats drum Tackling the Lion Hunters Bob Dwyer's Verdict on the Battles Sleek squad equipped to fulfil destiny Not even the glaring omission of Scott Gibbs can detract from the latent power and ability in Martin Johnson's Lions, says Stephen Jones Hi-tech Lions get shirty Battle for possession will decide series Absence of flyer threatens bumpy landing 'Aussie' Taylor on fast track to stardom Lion Luger in safe return The Sunday Times Inspired Johnson lifts Tigers Downforce Management Ltd. Waiting game for Greening Rugby Round-Up Falcons are no match for slick Bath Wasim causes storm Cricket Scoreboards Condon plans probe of bank records The head of cricket's anti-corruption until wants powers to demand financial details from those suspected of match-fixing. By Slmon Wilde Wet solace for champions Cricket Round-Up Heroic Fellows boosts Yorkshire Stubborn Warren holds up Essex Marie Stopes International Calzaghe blows away Veit in first round Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Rugby League Racing This Week's Racing Motoring BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items L & C Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Golden Ruby Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Victoria Barons Multiple Display Advertising Items Hexagon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wunder cars Win Chester Cars BMW & Mercedes Multiple Display Advertising Items Hillman Grant Audi Coszt Multiple Display Advertising Items Alfaromeo David Duggan Motorpoint Heathrow Hexagon Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunday-times British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Masedati Multiple Display Advertising Items Masedati Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Rolls-Royce & Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Luxury Liners Ray Hutton looks ahead to a titanic clash of the super-limos Banking on a life in the slow lane Jersey incomer wants to have fun within island's 40mph limit Reform of MoT will hit crooks Sunday-times Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars (UK) Limited Bramshaw Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Display Advertising Items William Loughran Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Romans International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pinewood Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Specialist Cars Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items JCT 600 Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunday-times Manheim Auctions DVLA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volvo Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regtransfers Nationalnumbers Multiple Classified Advertising Items DVLA Custom Marks Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Registrations Na51 USA Multiple Classified Advertising Items High Ambitions Ray Hutton assesses the new Peugeot 307 Maserati Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items It's pretty and it talks too much, so it must be French Multiple Display Advertising Items Interest rates are much too high, claims MPC member Fired Matalan executive: I was ambushed Before the Axe Fell Bank: NTL will run out of cash in June Virgin atlantic Contents Article Withdrawn Contents Bankers rub their hands as Bland heads for BT Agenda EMI music pact set to end on sour note Standard Life Bank Cash Cow. . . this beast will become a television… Top accountant struck off Profit warnings rocket FLEX Jet Merged bank HQ will be in Edinburgh Business Digest Wembley team will bid for an extra 50 acres Boots plans to sell stores to Sainsbury as part of revamp Car dealer in trouble over staff share plan Ex-director tries to oust Baird boss 'Dolly the sheep' firm seeks £20m F1 boss in Simpsons-style cartoon Board-Level Interim Executive Watch Economy What's up Sedgemoor Will rate cuts stop Britain taking a dive? Economic Outlook Euro Pages Picture Gallery Business Letters Europe pokes US in the eye The Terminator NetJets Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Imperial Consolidated Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alana Business Partner Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Laing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Aston Corporate Trustees Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Bank's leading dove spreads her wings Profile As a member of the montetary policy committee, Deanne Julius led the drive for lower interest rates. Now she is ready for new challenges Deanne Julius's Working Day Vital Statistics Dell Regulatory drums say EMI likely to stay solo Regulators may block the merger with BMG because it would cut the number of big labels, writes Dominic Rushe The Play List The 2001 building Awards Dawn raids show OFT eager to flex muscles Some businesses feel intimidated by new fair-trade powers, writes Lucinda Kemeny The Sunday Times Databank Tax on shares wipes out high-tech millionaires Huge bills are due for stock options exercised before the crash, writes Garth Alexander from New York Marriott and Nomura battle for Le Meridien Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom Lucent Technologies Spurned banker hopes for third time lucky Bank of Scotland's Peter Burt, right, was left at the merger altar by Natwest and then by Abbey National. He is now courting Halifax - cautiously. Report by Kirstie Hamilton Burt's Engagements Code of conduct for hackers Book of the Week The Sunday Times TAG Aviation Fresh breath of management needed for mouthwash firm For a company run by a few part-timers, Fresh Breath has done a great job with Dentyl pH but changes are essential if it is to repeat that success with toothpaste. Jane Renton reports Fresh Breath's Challenges The Sunday Times Medical equipment maker devises a cure of its own The Experts Cisco Systems Lloyds TSB Commercial Picture Gallery BT Npower KPMG BT Cellnet Take AIM for a cheap route to flotation The Alternative Investment Market can transform small businesses, writes Adam Hill Bulletin Phone man's first calling Mobile phones cost £1,500 when John Caudwell started selling them from the boot of his car. By Mark Stretton My First Break After Dolly the sheep, it's the investors that need cloning Research and Development The British industry is being started of funds. Report by Paul Durman New boss is not allowed to change working conditions Questions of Business Taxman's Rules on who is Self-Employed Weaver Valley Estates Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bank Charges Look Excessive No Title The Sunday Times Kingston Smith Green dream turfed out Sony A business star gets moon, too Prufrock Beaten to the punch Lottery queen reveals her £15 billion dream ticket Diane Thompson plans to improve the performance of Camelot—and has her eye on a third licence. By Rupert Steiner Well oiled at work with a Med diet Chairman left without a chair Slumbering Halifax joins merger mania Inside the City Savers suffer as banks boost profits Experts warn of share price trap Stock market signal flashes "buy" Contents Virgin to reward mobile users Contents Fidelity's Investment Super Market Labour's cash for babies ploy won't win any votes Comment Barclaycard rapped for debt threats Scottish Widows Bank Cheltenham & Gloucester Play safe: find new job before paying off your mortgage Money Matters Christine Ross answers your questions on personal finance Take the hassle out of your finances Is time as vital to you as money? Nick Gardner looks at bespoke services that will save you both Foreign & Colonial Parent Power Will baby bonds work? Labour's plan to give cash to children will have little impact and could be abused by investment firms. By Naomi Caine How Much Will your Child Get? Legal & General The Sunday Times Insurance costs eat up payouts to accident victims People who win compensation claims often lose most of their money in costly premiums, writes Kathryn Cooper How Much Companies Charge Check out value of supermarket shares Stocks in big retailers rose while the Footsie fell. Kathryn Cooper asks experts if it is time to buy, sell of hold Strong telecoms keep trader on a winning streak Diary of a Day Trader Merrill Lynch Paragon mortgages Scottish Widows Bristol & West Lenders give interest boost Homebuyers can save a fortune when payments are credited to loans daily rather than annyally. By Sarah Toyne Which Lenders Offer Daily Interest? Customers count cost of Halifax deal Halifax and Bank of Scotland's plan to merge boosted shares. How will savers and borrowers fare? By Sarah Toyne Beale Dobie Daily Savings Banks drag feet on cheque clearance Most cheques still take several days to clear, but some banks promise instant access to your cash. By Sarah Toyne How to protect your finances in case redundancy strikes Landlord Mortgages Royal & Sunalliance Investments Railway antiques are just the ticket A mixed beg of train memorabilia collected by a dotty German is up for aution By Peter Watson Fimatex Inscape Buying shoes takes a lot of soul searching Money and Me Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top ISA Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Freeze your car costs Savings News Accountancy group's sums add up Chase De Vere Policy Portfolio Plc FPDsavills The L&c Mortgage Challenge Neville James European minnow to build on growth Football fan sails into life of luxury Fame and Fortune Peter Harrison, a millionaire director of Chelsea football club, has a passion for boats, writes Natalle Graham Gartmore M&G Group Sunshine express Ryanair Contents Good Gear Guide Travelling in style, edited by Jonathan Futrell Ferry Offer Markwarner Train Travel: Did You Know. . . ? May Day awaydays Fashion tips, pageantry, jazz and teddy bears: Susan d'Arcy servers up a host of holiday treats Mytravelmoney Single? Turkey British Airways Holidays Falling for the hair apparent She was hirsute. Could he be her suitor? By Howard Jacobson DFDS Seaways The biggest deal online? North Cyprus & Turkey Multiple Display Advertising Items Questions and Answers Orient Lines No-guy zone TV Travel Deals of the Week Where was I? Clubs Sunsail Holiday Money Readers' Rants P&O Cruises Perfect 10: Rome Lunn Poly Travel Brief Reel lives: how to land Nick Martin Strugglws to hook the fast and furious bonefish in the Bahamas—and, right, four experts reveal their favourite finish spots ti Tom Otley Stena Line Ireland Multiple Display Advertising Items Irish Ferries Swansea Cork Ferries Air France Voyages Jules Verne Vietnam Bluebird Travel Section The Sunday Times Britain: Lonely or Rough? Two guidebooks claim to know the state of our nation: Mark Hodson rates their reviews Books of the Week Thomas cook Direct Line Cunard A double deal Gamble with the pros or gambol with the families? Against all advice, novice player Sean Newsom chooses the poker table. But has he the skills—and the aces—to beat off the cardsharps? First-Time Tips Travel Brief Safe escapes: Saffron Walden As Others See US The casino manager African Safari Club On the Cheap Andalusia Forget the concrete costas—Spain's southwest shore is the sherry-sipping, flamenco-dancing real thing. 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Multiple Display Advertising Items Bath Old Mill Hotel Castle House Sunvil UK Pageant Country House Hotels Multiple Display Advertising Items A Crafty Break in a Sporting Manor Win a week for two at the Peligoni Club on the Greek island of Zakynthos Where was I? Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Picture Gallery Scope Contents A Peasant Revolts When Jonathan Miller began writing his Mean Fields column, he thought he would be making jokes about life as a 'hobby farrner'. Foot and mouth disease and 6,000 e-mails have changed all that Contents Arafat and the riddle of my missing father Mona Bauwens fears that her vanished father may be the victim of a PLO vendetta, she tells Margarette Driscoll I wanna hold your hand It's spookily quiet in Somerset . . . not even a German Boy Scout in sight Sunday Times Magazine The Sunday Times Enemy of the People The Ministry of Defence The Times Mind games Behind the new street fighters are a cluth of gurus with a whole lot of ideas for saving the planet Like lke, George W is not to be taken at face value She's a model of good intentions Interview Young slickers on the run from the City The wine-bar set is baling out of its glittering lifestyle and heading for the sticks, reports William Cash Prudence has a tax rise up her sleeve Events are conspiring to test Gordon Brown's claims to sound economic management, writes David Smith Well I never, Denise, you're a class act after… Denise Van Outen created a cartoon image of herself as 'top TV totty'. Now she tells India Knight she is fed up with filth Combi compact Who are you calling Asian? Britain's 'Asian community' is a fiction that suits politicians. Now the fault lines are showing, says Sunil Khilnani Roll up, the big top is a life fit for a princess Rhythm of life in a trout stream Virgin trains The NHS's big sister from America Beverly Malone has journeyed from poverty via the White House to British nursing, finds Margarette Driscoll The Sunday Times My fight with drugs As he achieved success on the stage, Antony Sher developed a taste for cocaine. Soon the habit began to take him over and his acting was under pressure. He knew he needed help Geri Halliwell, you are the weakest pants. Ta-ra Shock Exchange The tabloid week Talking heads This Life People of the Week The Daily Telegraph: Frieda Pushnik Letters of the week The Daily Telegraph: Bernard Venables Last word. . . 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A 1990s precedent suggests not, Neil MacKwood discovers Multiple Display Advertising Items The Royal Bank of Scotland Wychwood Park FPD Savills Saint saviours house Bellway Homes Primelocation Multiple Classified Advertising Items Smart newhomes Smartnewhomes Ferry Quays Brentford FPD Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Canary Riverside Novelist leaves the village life Nell Dunn's Wiltshire house was the ideal home for the writer and her extended family, says Cheryl Markosky Easing congestion in town centre A650 Bingley relief road, West Yorkshire Make room to store everything out of sight Ask the Experts: Fitted bedrooms Market baffles buyers Island offers a bargain End of the line Footnote to Bridget's book Easy winner ST George Wharf Cala Apartments Nicholas King Barratt Octacon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Honeygrove Properties Fairview City Developments QR Couture Soldier's dream of a happy home Visions of hearth and home-helped a young officer to defy a Japanese PoW camp's horrors, writes Cheryl Markosky The Grenville Homes Group London Property News The Sunday Times Aspire Stone Well Multiple Classified Advertising Items Private Sales Multiple Display Advertising Items Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Coastal Dorset Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tadworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hamptons International Hastings International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Henry Adams Multiple Display Advertising Items Propertunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Braunton, North Devon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Try Homes Grovemanor Homes Fitzrovia Living Multiple Classified Advertising Items Allsop Harrods Estates Persimmon Multiple Display Advertising Items W. 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The Adventures of Tintin Explorers on the Moon The story so far—Snowy has fallen down a crevasse so Tintin must go to the rescue Jarvis Dagsy Dog Unlock the Secret Funday meets the young stars of London's new smash-hit musical, The Secret Garden Picture Gallery Funday feature the hottest live events Metal Man Funday meets Chris Reynolds, the Robot Wars designer behind Matilda, Sir Killalot, Sergeant Bash and the rest of the houose robots Marathon The day's … Lady Ann. running to … even has to …… A Marathon Story Beryl the Peril Fresh! Webby's World Buzz! Look out for your reaction to Hear' Say next… Who's Hot? Squirty Creature feature Dennis and Gnasher Robot Crusoe F-mail More crazy capers with Funday's foursome next… Next Week Fun Competitions! Fruity Fun Funday is first for top competitions! Robot Crusoe Ready to Roar The Funday Times Sport Fans utd Got a question for a top sports star? Today Spanish Grand Prix, Catalunya Sport news Today National Cricket League Division One What a Card! Contents Getting up to speed—from the bottom up High-performance organisations depend on high-performance workforces—and B2e provides staff with the skills they need, says Paul Bray Now Click Here The future of work: our survey results What about the workers? The digital age means revolution in the workplace—and business depends on good management of new demands on employees, says Cary Cooper B2E Buzzwords: Where Technology Meets Psychology The best—and how to be it High-Performance Workforce Now Click Here Compaq Knowledge wins the game Knowledge Management Now Click Here Fingertip access into networks Going Mobile Now Click Here Virtual classroom is the future Online Learning Now Click Here Let the Force Be with Them Employers still need 'vision thing' The freedom of the information age makes it even more important that companies find ways to keep their staff loyal and productive, says Paul Bray Now Click Here KPMG Consulting When the big happy family gets bigger Mergers and Acquisitions Find who you need online Recruitment Now Click Here Microsoft Power up for a win-win result Empowerment Now Click Here Visionaries see a future with no managers Four leading players tell Paul Bray about the key issues in the near-future of the digital age Now Click Here SAP Contents The Musical Contents Like rolling stone Cover story Of course Bob Dylan is as good as Keats, says Bryan Appleyard. That's not hard to work out, but he is They've created a moster! Film No Cannes do Film So, no new Britflicks selected for the 54th festival. Does this mean British film is finally coping on its own, asks Brian Pendreigh Deaconblue Short Cuts Backing the wrong horse It's got Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, a hip feel and the splendid Tony Soprano. So why is The Mexican a donkey, asks Edward Porter Rest of the week's films At the Saatchi Gallery, you'll find proof that New Labour really is working, says Waldemar Januszczak Art Ambassadors Birmingham Royal Ballet Biteback A long day at the office, dear Television Local heroes Radio waves We are all shareholders of planet earth Solarcentury Hope springs fraternal No strangers to sibling spats themselves, revitalised rockers the Black Crowes are teaming up with Oasis for what promises to be an explosive tour. By Mark Edwards The face of Angel David Broeanaz has helped bring vampires back to life. 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