News from 30/09/2001
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ResumoContents Revealed: the London sleeper at heart of terror conspiracy Suspect plotted attacks for years posing as student MI5 gets an extra £16m to hunt tgerrorists Virgin trains Contents War on Terrorism Fashion Magazine Contents Betty leads her dad a dance Bin Laden group claims to capture US special forces Reader Offer Newspapers Support Recycling Department of Trade and Industry British companies at centre of cash network Insight British Red Cross ID cards may be needed for hospital entry and benefits Immigration Crackdown Somak Holidays Daughter of captive reporter pleads for mother's return Prisoner of the Taliban Intelligent Finance Hotel clue points to an Iraqi connection Embassy Bombings How Most of the Bin Laden Brothers Became Respectable Businessmen Go-fly Osama, the rich kid who rebelled Bin Laden Clan Muslim Mafia Say goodbye to the Hollywood version Culture Gap Age of Anxiety Mercedes-Benz Starving Afghans set for biblical exodus BASF Learndirect Finger on the Trigger It was the week the West softened its talk of war. But as diplomacy faltered, the battle fleets were gathering. Richard Woods reports World Heart Federation Kellogg's Emerging Faces of the Victoria Clarke Fight that Lies Ahead Rover PC World Airstrips will be the first target Our bloodthirsty friends in the north The Northern Alliance How International Strategists See the Crisis Developing Audi A Childhood Story Told 10,000 Times The human tragedy wrought by the attacks in America is nowhere more apparent than in the tales of the 10,000 children who have been left without a parent, discovers Sarah Baxter in New York One. Tel The truth about terror: the real risks of nuclear and biochemical warfare on the home front One. Tel How Britain is Dealing with the Crisis How the Horrors Insight As the trail in the United States goes cold, the FBI is switching its interest to the terror network in Germany. Investigators increasingly believe it was from there that the attacks were planned Halifax BT openworld Point to Hamburg Fujitsu Computers Siemens EI AI shows pilots art of the fightback Airline Safety Buying a Dozen Roses for her Birthday? Hate America? The question cuts both ways A New Labour BBC Birthdays Compaq Inspiration Technology Who defends Britain? It could be you, voter Mortgages for Business Limited Ally McBeal isn't going to win this one It's what we don't know that haunts us in this foggy war Mo has a last laugh at the expense of Mandy Atticvs Will Foot lead the peaceniks into battle against Blair? Atticvs Two-jobs Boris learns how to survive IDS Atticvs Blame the Queen for the follies of Prince Edward At last Gordon Brown's former spinner has found… Atticvs The Royal Bank of Scotland Boothroyd hits out at 'witch-hunter' The Sunday Times Danriss Property Corporation PLC More Th>n Home Insurance Thousands of patients were exposed to CJD Concern Edward's film crew in new William intrusion Abbey National Chrysler Marriott Hotels Resorts Suites How we broke the Enigma plot Nick Fielding reveals his role in the recovery of Bletchley's stolen Enigna code machine Halifax Group Bar punch-up led to carnage in Switzerland Rabbis call for Vanunu release Youths shot dead in Gaza riots Other World News Disney detente Seven killed in pre-election violence £17m pipeline bill Peugeot Blunkett wants lottery prizes to lure non-voters Ulster journalist may have known his murderer Weather and Travel Outlook Ferrysavers News in Brief Gene advance grows veins in mice Murder remand Woman held after immigrants found Driver in cliff fall Two killed as car hits bus shelter Friendly merger A watching brief Single ticket wins £5.3m jackpot Halifax Group company Cancer units hope Show defended Lennon letter sale End game Eriksson axes Lampard Contents Betdaq Close call for Tigers England expects Beattie back on target to boost Saints Arsenal cruise to top Hungry Wolves take charge Dobie bags West Brom points Warnock lifted by Asaba strike Keegan reeling after mauling by Dons Phillips knocks Bolton off their perch Ferguson hails great revival Defeat leaves Taylor on the brink Spurs United FA Barclaycard Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Other Football Francis fights for Birmingham future Pools Nationwide Conference Axa FA Cup Scotland Palace keep up winning streak Sutton strikes blow for Scottish game Having silenced his critics since moving north, the Celtic forward tells Douglas Alexander why he hopes Rangers do well in the Uefa Cup Gazza injury mars rout At-A-Glance Guide to Today's Premiership Fixtures Chippo makes class count Stuck in second gear Play Station 2 British Teams in Europe Uefa Cup Germany learn to settle for second best Rudi Voller has few options to fall back on as he attempts to rebuild morale and a faltering World Cup challenge, writes Ian Hawkey Boy from Barnsley wins Irish hearts Mick McCarthy has silenced his critics by inspiring the Republic of Ireland to the brink of World Cup qualification. David Walsh reports The Essential Mick McCARTHY The Sunday Times England hope for a finishing touch Coach faces tough choice Eriksson does not have a natural successor to Owen, but Joe Lovejoy believes England should have few problems against Greece Patak's Original Striking the Right Note: Who Can Fill Michael Owen's Boots? Rehhagel starts rebuilding Greek ruins The new coach has a very good reason for hoping that his side can turn the formbook upside down at Old Trafford, says Ian Hawkey Gerrard seeks leading role Proud Zagorakis aims to send heart rates soaring England v Greece: The Key Confrontations Weasel words over insults of Lion Healey Strike must be averted American Football Picks of the week Q & a Book Review The Rough Guide to Man Utd 2001-02 Jim White and Andy Mitten Rough Guides, pb, £5.99 Bestsellers Today's Grid Line-Up for us Grand Prix The Rest Stars earn their stripes Michael Schumacher grabs pole position in Indianapolis as the drivers pay their respects to an American tragedy. Peter Windsor reports Mgcars Close call for battling Tigers The Times Burke points way for Quins Smith blitz breaks Bordeaux Gloucester secure Turner prize Rugby Round-Up Falcons foiled in Euro debut Bath singing with one Voyce England draw World Cup short straw The Sunday Times Perfect pace crowns Summoner's day Yesterday's big race at Ascot did not go exactly to plan for owners Godolphin as their second string took the honours, writes Tim Richards Flower scents victory England prepare to feel the force of the Zimbabwe batsman who is officially the best in the world A whim and a prayer as England aim to break their duck Nasser Hussain's side must end a nine-match losing streak in 2001 when they meet Zimbabwe on Wednesday. By Simon Wilde Tense fight as Ocean Race brews up a storm Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Today's Racing: Ascot TV: BBC2 1pm, 1.50pm, 3.35pm Huntingdon Brighton The Sunday Times Rugby Union Racing Warrior ready to tame Bulls Terry O'Connor, the ace is Wigan's pack, says the battle up front is decisive if Bradford are to be stopped in their tracks. 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Andrew Frankel picks the best A reliable companion for a learner driver A budget of £500 is enough to buy strength and reliability Start saving on fuel costs Sunday-times Jaguar Lancaster Jaguar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Romans International Alliance Car Imports Ltd William Loughran Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunday-times Porsche AFN Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items JCT 600 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunday-times Regtransfers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Homes overseas Racing certainty Ray Hutton hails the new Maserati Spyder Motoring Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The sheer thrill of slipping into something silky Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items ITV chiefs wants to make digital peace with BSkyB Racy number…fashion entrepreneur Robert de Keyser… Britain's entrepreneurs go grey in 20 years Jobs steady as banks prepare interest rate cuts Mercedes-Benz Pure showbiz Boy wonder Five quizzed in insider dealing takeover probe Inside Fasten your seatbelts as airlines fight for the future Agenda London Clubs place Aladdin in Chapter 11 Stagecoach keen to take control of Branson trains Flex Jet Britain to build Mercedes supercar Cash-starved BA wants to sell grounded jets Business Digest M&S casts a long shadow over City Apax joins hunt for NTL mast business Thus Closed for Business Letter from New York What's up What's down Sedgemoor Markoss aviation The Sunday Times Nothing is certain except war and higher taxes Business Letters Bush must resist calls to spend, spend, spend Job fears add to deepening German gloom Economic growth is down to 1%, writes Michael Woodhead in Frankfurt Apocalypse now? David Smith looks behind the panic and weighs up the real chances of a recession TAG Aviation Call Centre Expo 2001 BT It's Heartbreak Hotel as guests stay away Britain's tourist industry could lose £1bn and 30,000 jobs in the next quarter. How soon can it recover? By John Waples City's biggest losers are £12 billion lighter Philip Beresford reports that the super-rich are getting poorer by the day Budget airlines rally to cause How Safe is your Job? As the economy worsens, workers are increasingly fearful of redundancy. By David Smith and John O'Donnell Play turns rough for Britain's computer games companies Everything is being tried—even a Middle East war game—to revive the industry. By Rupert Steiner Canary Wharf vulnerable as terror premiums rise The landmark is a reminder of the decisions facing the industry, says Paul Durman Power behind the Treasury throne Ed Balls, the chief economic adviser, says he has no further ambitions. But Labour party gossips insist that he hankers after ministerial office The Sunday Times Scottish Widows Ed Balls' Working Day Vital Statistics It's not right, but it's Ok Bertelsmann, EMI's German suitor, is putting a brave face on a bad year's trading. Report by Kirstie Hamilton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes overseas Mail Boxes Etc Cruise Specialists Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times BT Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Franchise Association Multiple Classified Advertising Items The SCF Group WVE Multiple Display Advertising Items Recession Proof Franchise Multiple Classified Advertising Items Applegarth & Co Re-Mortgages/mortgages Multiple Display Advertising Items Insurance boss still ahead after 10 years David Prosser of Legal & General has survived by giving customers value for money. By Paul Durman DTZ loses team of top investment experts Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom Databank Credit software boss finds it hard to let go of his 'baby' Luigi Del Basso knows that his firm, Servebase Computers, would expand faster with outside investment, but emotionally he can't bring himself to do it, writes David Summer Smith The Sunday Times Advice to stay focused pays off for photographic firm Progress Report Free Today Phil Smith The Experts Cisco Systems Gary Robertson Npower Mark Hunt KPMG Mike Langston BT Gillian Wilmot Royal Mail How owners can take out cash tax free John O'Donnell explains how to beat the Revenue when drawing money from a firm Worldcom Bulletin The Sunday Times Property man defied Belfast bombers A sympathetic bank manager helped a desperate Diljit Rana to overcome terrorist attacks. By Fiona Terry My First Break Authority wants worker removed Questions of Business HSBC Middelhoff's big net gamble to get BMG back on song Want to see it Foreigners smash our glass ceiling Prufrock Ladbrokes has opened a new shop a stone's throw Sunday-times Rival exchange joins the bidding for Life Nasdaq flotation on ice as attacks accelerate decline Magan banks on change Bogus cabs go on patrol EasyJet Bellini, darling? The Age of Anxiety We feel more vulnerable since September 11. Air travel is daunting, the economy is diving, and TV news looks surreal. Has the world changed for ever, asks historian Michael Burleigh Betty bites back Chaos, the perfect excuse for a party New York socialites aren't taking it lying down, but red white and blue is the new black, writes Laurel Ives My twenty years of terror Michael Sheridan tells the poignant story of the victims he has met in his years reporting the war with Islarmic extremists Taste for wine The damage Clinton did The shadow of the ex-president hangs over the US attacks. Despite warnings he let security wither, giving Bin Laden free rein Deadly eye of the believer During her years on the Islamic front line Marie Colvin has learnt what makes the fundamentalist tick An insider's guide to Bin Laden's shadowy cabinet Rahimullah Yusufzai, who has been to the terror leader's dens many times, describes the Egyptian mafia who form his inner circle How Kipling created the Afghan myth Ripping yarns of a noble warrior tribe had a potent effect on the Victorians - and on us, says Andrew Lycett So, tell us Nostradamus, what happens next? In times of trouble we turn to a fortune teller who never got anything right, says Roland White Light at the end of the onslaught I. a Muslim American Chris Kline, caught between the lines of the terror war, records the humiliation and hostility he has endured since September 11 Bradford School of Management The Law Society The Abbey School Reading Multiple Display Advertising Items It wasn't order, order all the way to Westminster Betty Boothroyd's life has been marked by drama, glamour, cloak and dagger. But don't probe too far, she tells Chrissy Itey Aston Business School Chicago GSB Nottingham University Business School Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster University Management School Devonshire House Preparatory School Greenwich School of Management Chapterhouse The Sunday Times She Set her Heart on Being a Tiller Girl, but Dad Wasn't Having It … Not always the answer to a prayer Church schools have a reputation for quality—but beware, they may not be as good as you think, writes Phil Baty Master of Business Administration IESE Business School Leeds University Business School Roffeypark European School of Economics Imperial College Management School Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Making sure a degree works Unlike Prince William, many of this year's university intake have a beady eye on the job market, writes Elaine Williams The Sunday Times Should schools give girls the morning-after pill? Iran's man for an international crisis is the lad Sutton And the World Said Talking heads News from the home front People of the Week This Life India, Knight, Jonathan Miller and the Spectrum page will return in due course Nick Newman's Week Web watch The price breakers The world of travel is in turmoil: holidays are being cancelled and discounting has begun. Mark Hodson gives you the latest on the situation, and reveals some incredible bargains designed to woo travellers back Ryanair Faraway kingdom Where was I? Don't want to fly? Take the fast track Travelling to Europe by train can mean comfort, space and a flight-free holiday. David Wickers rounds up your railway options Skiing Holidays: Still Selling Well, but There are Bargains to Be Had if You Know where to Look Good Gear Guide Suffolk seascapes Peter Chapman heads to Orford to launch our new series on weekend breaks Ireland The Royal Bank of Scotland Ansett flies again NYC ban on lone drivers The Korea National Tourism Organization has launched… Following our article last week on charity holidays Holiday Money Clubs Sunsail Hotels 'should focus on service' This photograph of nuns taking a bracing walk at… TV Travel Where was I? Questions and Answers Books of the Week Low-cost seat sales Readers' Rants The secret side of Minorca Carousing in caves, lazing in a far-flung cove: Tony Perrottet hunts Minorca's hidden riches Princess Cruises Norwegian Coastal Voyage Healing in the Himalayas For the novelist Rosie Thomas, Bhutan's mountains and monasteries were the perfect tonic for a troubled soul Contents Markwarner beach clubs Multiple Display Advertising Items Expedia Perfect 10: Wexford Wexford has beauty, blarney—and a very glamorous music festival. By Alistair Scott P&O Cruises Treats on a beach: those Unearthly delights, garden of Eden, paradise. And that's just the hotel lobby. Tom Otley reviews a galaxy of five-stars in the Indian Ocean The Sunday Times Can't Afford Five Star? Check out the Budget Options on Mauritius The Sunday Times Abercrombie & Kent Meridiana Heffalumps, this way . . . Chris Fautley and his nephew David take a trip to Ashdown Forest, the home of Winnie the Pooh Overseas Travel Sovereign Going Places Carrier journey in luxury Crystal Travel ITC Classics Carrier Africa Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Gambia Experience Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travelbag Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trailfinders Travelbag Cathay Pacific Tailor Made Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways Avro Travel Insurance Unijet Multiple Display Advertising Items Flight Centre Options Travel Insurance Holiday autos Austravel Multiple Display Advertising Items Dial a Flight Quest Travel World Wide Multiple Display Advertising Items Airlines europe Direct Travel Insurance Picture Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items Picture Gallery Flynow Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Picture Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items Direct Car Hire All the Way to Kuala Lumpur Monarch Crown Service Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotelconnect Holiday autos Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Caribbean Connection Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Caribbean Journeys Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Plus Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elegant Resorts Winter Sports Esprit Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Euro Tunnel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Simply Spain Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items UK/IRELAND Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes overseas Multiple Display Advertising Items Classic Connection Multiple Display Advertising Items English Country Cottages Rural Retreats Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Adventures Cornwall & Devon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Langdale Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items My hols The conductor Mark Elder visits Italy to get in tune with nature Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hotel Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Where was I? Win a three-night gastronomic break for two in Normandy, with Direct Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Jitters remain despite Footsie rally Housing market 'grinds to a halt' in wake of American tragedy Take profits now to pay off debts Fishing for bargains Material world Fidelity Investments Never let fear get in the way of a good profit Society accused of junking savers F&C Management Limited A will would take the worry out of who gets what Money Matters Diana Wright answer your question on personal finance Abbey National Where now for world stock markets? The terrorist attack on America has hit markets worldwide. David Budworth gets expert views on their prospects Gerrard TD Waterhouse Fix savings rates before further cuts With interest rates at their lowest for 40 years, Guy Dennis explains how to lock into the highest returns Artemis Norwich Union Fittest funds hold their own as market falls As shares plunge, investors should look for funds that can buck the market, writes Alcia Wyllie Legal & General Keeping Faith Five Arrows Investors seek safety in property Property can be a haven from recession, but only for investors ready to commit for the long term By Nick Gardner Coventry Building Society Welcome Boost Landlord Mortgages How to avoid tenants from hell The Sunday Times Panic selling throws up bargain shares There are buying opportunities for the adventurous amid the gloom of falling stock markets. By Kathryn Cooper Go online for investment advice Web Wise Chelsea Building Society Life Search Zero investors could end up with nothing A product that was touted as a safe way to invest in shares now looks highly risky. By Kathryn Cooper Ten firms face fines for mis-selling endowments MBNA Europe Bank Limited The M&G Group Shop around for the right stakeholder Experts are warning workers not to sign up blindly for the new company retirement plans. By David Budworth The Sunday Times BT Staking a Claim Company car offer causes dilemma Money Makeover What the Experts Recommend The Woolwich It's your call as BT offers two shares for the price of one Integrity Financial Solutions Ltd. Neville James Limited The Sunday Times Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top ISA Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Fans win with credit card Savings News Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Private Finance Caution pays off in volatile market Fund Watch The Sunday Times Outdoor guru aims for business survival Fame and Fortune Bushcraft expert Ray Mears wants to ensure that his company thrives in the financial jungle, writes Natalie Graham Mynewworld Profit from frantic trading helps put paid to demons Diary of a Day Trader The Financial Services Authority Cambridge University Press Harvey Nash Carbon Trust Contents Harvey Nash The Caudwell Group of Companies Harvey Nash Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Spencer Stuart Hanover Fox International Hays Executive The Cooperative Bank Group Chief Executive Hanover Fox International Professional Pre-selection Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Digby Morgan Orange Harvey Nash Barclays Interim Leaders The British Broadcasting Corporation Ellis Fairbank plc Pricewaterhouse Coopers Riley consulting Retail Human Resources Adderley-Feathers Stone plc Whitehead Mann GKR Bank of Scotland Sunday-times Whitehead Mann GKR BAE Systems Vodafone Courtenay CJA group Odgers Convergys Multiple Display Advertising Items CPC Recruitment Ltd. Ward Executive Limited Michael Beer Search & Selection Pilat Media Robin Russell & Partners Ltd Lease & Loan Insurance Services Ltd The Sunday Times The Law Society Cadbury Schweppes The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items The National Engineering Recruitment Exhibition Multiple Display Advertising Items Connaught Multiple Display Advertising Items Interexec European Sales Manager BMS Multiple Display Advertising Items Interexec Technology Enhancement Programme Multiple Classified Advertising Items ALDI GmbH & Co KG Multiple Display Advertising Items Hammond Suddards Edge Multiple Classified Advertising Items Recruiting at the touch of a button KPMG is saving time, money and effort by using recruitment technology normally employed to keep track of parcels, writes Roger Eglin Fenning Lovatt Partnership Telsis Watson Wyatt Transport for London Equal Opportunities Commission Seeboard Powerlink Barrier to the top is the height of discrimination The Foster Care Associates KPMG Search & Selection National Health Service The Sunday Times The Highland Council The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Association of Chief Police Officers Modern Boadicea storms into town Andrea Hill overcame the odds to become chief executive of Colchester council, writes Gareth Huw Davies Chief Executive Designate for NHS University Hacas Chapman Hendy MacMillan Cancer relief University of East Anglia How to prevent trouble at work Public Opinion Multiple Display Advertising Items Charities Aid Foundation Pricewaterhousecoopers The Sunday Times Nottinghamshire County Council The National Criminal Intelligence Service Superman & Bugs Bunny in the Duck Knight Weturns! Heave ho, bro Once upon a . . . Grrreat laugh Cwisis on Infinite Earths Where is Lemony Snicket? Contents Family row Contents Game mum The show stoppers! Bat find Uplifting verse The Adventures of Tintin Explorers on the Moon The story so far-Have the lunar crew survived re-entry? is there still life on board? Jarvis Contents Dagsy Dog It's a Classic! Discover the history behind Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Eidos Contents Rumble in the Jungle Funday gives you the behind-the-scenes stories from the Disney Channel Kids Awards Final The Funday Times Beryl the Peril Fresh! Contents WW Funday Buzz! Big Trouble! Contents Standing Tough Who's Top of your Buzz! Pops? Trevor's treat Squirt Creature feature Gnasher Robot Crusoe F-mail Next Week Funday Win It! Mirror, Mirror Contents Ace Space Sport Pete King Fans Utd Contents Sport News Funday picks out the best of this week's sporting action Neat Feet Contents House of the week Location, location, location Inside Property advertising Bargain of the week? How to sell… Home essentials Never at home on the Kitchen range Chef Gordon Ramsay spent £10,500 on a stove for the converted schoolhouse in London's Battersea where he started married life—but his wife did all the cooking Time and place Town & country Moving on Should I sell and rent to ride out the price slump? Thinking of cashing in on your home as property values go into decline? Maybe you should think again, warns Cally Law House prices Crest Nicholson My gypsy life I've spent the past 20 years moving from house to house—but I've always known that home is where the heart is, says Tessa Dahl 20 years on the move Hung, drawn & laundered The room where you do your dirty washing could soon be worth making public, says Helen Kirwan-Taylor UK Style Houses of the week Charcol Light my Fire Today's hearths are a heartwarming mix of minimalism and sleek sophistication, writes Victoria O'Brien Where to buy Vitsoe 606 Universal shelving system Design classics Ask the experts I've noticed that the joints in my brick walls are soft and crumbling away. why is this and what should i do? The Sunday Times Charles Church Charles Church Fighting the Queen for land Senior defence officials rarely revolt against the Queen, notes Simon Trump, but the Crown Estate's plans for Wiltshire have one admiral up in arms Project X: converting a cellar The Bard sell The film: Shakespeare in Love (1998). 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