News from 09/06/2002
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Jonathan Northcroft, P B, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Hala Jaber, J Norman, Dr David Lowry, David Brown, Helen Davies, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, John Peter, V S, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Miller, Ben Gelbum, George Garland, Adam Zamoyski, Adam Sweeting, J D, Emme Moore, Peter Wade, Roger McGough's, Frank Whitford, Kieran McCarthy, Nicola Venning, Kathryn Cooper, Alasdair Reld, Reland White, Tim Richards, Rory Godson, Gillian Hall, Frederic Raphael, Neil Wormald, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Guy Dennis, John Lynch, Alice B-B, Richard Herring, Joseph Dunn, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Martin James, Barrie Parr, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Tom Rigby, Irwin Stelzer, Sally kinners, Peter Wilson, Rosie Millard, Tom McEnaney, Luclnda Kemeny, David Dougill, John McKay, Neal Baldwin, John Gribbin, Philip Kingsley, John Waples Deputy Business Editor, Philip Kerr, Geraldine Hackett, Alan Frame, Marcus Tanner, David Hewson, Grace Ciappara, Barry Hugill, Cally Law, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Alasdair Reid, Hugh Canning, David Caims, Colin Mehigan, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Victoria Segal, Joe Swift, Helen Kenny, Richard Events, Eben Black, Liz Edwards, George Perry, Adam Nathan, Nick Gardner, Paul Bailey, Graham Norton, Stefan Holter, Stuart Wavell, Christopher Silvester, George Miller, Alastair Hendy, Vincent Crump, Maria Grachvogel, Joan Lingard, Hugh McIlvanney, Chris Woodhead, Jonathan Todd, Dennis Ruston, Lucinda Kemeny, Peter Small, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Ken Martin, Michael Woodhead, John Humphrys, Charlie Catchpole, Nicholas Hellen, Richard Brooks, John Follain, Johan Cruyff, Ian Hawkey, Simon Fanshawe, Cosmo landesman, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, John Douce, Katie Hickman, Tony Fearon, Terence Jones, Brenda Maddox, Laurie Graham, Amber Cowan, Mark Edwards, Tilly Bagshawe, Susan Clark, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Danny O'Brien, Stave Grant, Victoria O'Brien, Nigel Freeman, Vicki Clifford, Raymond Keene, Ed Vaizey, Gareth Huw Davies, Cosmo Landesman, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, David Orr, Debble Atkinson, Stephen Jones, Dominic O'Connell, Alexis Giles, Louise Armitstead, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Peta Bee, Judith Prescott, Natalie Graham, Steven Rose, M J, Kate Rew, Nigel Blagg, Colin McDOWELL, Gordon Musson, David Walsh, Jonas Bernstein, Nicolas Batfour, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, Dan Claims, Victoria O'brien, Helen Chrislett, Quentin Peck, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Tom Hunter, Simon Braund, Rory Godson Business Editor, Monica Littleboy, Maurice Chittenden, Bill Gorman, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, L Cox-Freeman, Ray Hutton, Martin Ivens, James Hughes, Dennis Yates, Louise Armistead, Frank Fitzgibbon, Michael Fitzpatrick, Mr Arafat, Saily Kinnes, Leah Hardy, John Harlow, Mrs Eleanor Coker, Godfrey Smith, Robert Winnett Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Jack Haigh, Bethan Ryder, Barry Collins, Gillian Wilmot, J Blackwell, John Waples, A A Gill, Ros Dodd, Heather Mills, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, John Carey, Robert Barrie, Tom Robbins, Alex Leach, Ray O'Brien, James Hardwick, Jools Holland, Jonathan Carr-Brown, Will Iredale, Mathew Cambell, Maria McErlane, Hazel Curry, Ann McFerran, Jason Corcoran, R H, Naomi Caine, David Wickers, Simon Spilsbury, Hugh Thomson, Michael Clower, Minette Marrin, Alan Scaife, Mark Hodson, Graham Norwood, David Powell, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Shelley Von Strunckel, Rupert Steiner, Philip Bobbitt, David Budworth, Hugh Pearman, Michael Kerr, Peter Horner, Dea Birkett, David Harbord, Tom Deveson, Julie Brooke, Penny Perrick, Lee Carter, Simon Crerar, Mrs Mills, Martin Ray Philbert, Sarah Baxter, Brian Schofield, Martin Booth, James Wright, Joanna Simon, Chris Feetenby, India Knight, Steve Grant, Simon Bevan, Sandy Gall, Meera Mahida, Dan Pearson, Dominic Rushe, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoKnighthood for Jagger, his Satanic Majesty Schools get £1 billion to boost sport The Queen opens her purse to the public gaze Contents Investec What a week! Free inside Eriksson:'we Can Go All the Way to the Final' M19 warned US of A1-Qaeda attacks Gill and Clarkson in America Travel Newspapers Support Recycling Classified Mosa Trajectum NHS Direct Brown vetoes plan to bring back the student grant Quarter of nurses may come from abroad TV to end priacy action Global Two names go forward for Archbishop of Caberbury choice Chelsea boss is 'victim' in US fraud case Insight College of cool erupts under Pimlot Civil avation Executive who took M&s to the brink gets £140,000 bonus Revealed: tricks of the traffic wardens Tips to beat tickets Fayed's £20m tax bill puts pressure on Harrods empire Zurich Bases ready for Kashmir refugees Mini Cambridge accused of bias against 'privileged' state pupils Mother mourns loss of five of her family in house blaze Real IRA barters for peace Bouncer Birt injects a little colour into his life Smile Bank of Scotland Heiress issues a deer death warrant O2 Flat Rate Demands of children lift divorce rate 'Homes for pensions' deal to tackle retirement crisis Taxes Slim on patrol as first foreign officer Seat Feuding lesbian lovers split their differences on a dog called Bella Castaway doctor was 'real' Crusoe Standard Life Bank Red Ken plans a green-top London Britons queue for Reich's reborn limo Peugeot Queen watches as fallen Derby horse is put down Abbey National business What a Week Dell Toyota Dig the Dirt New Labour's Attack Machine Rocky road to the rock'n'roll wedding Profile The stupid, not the posh, are holding back Britain Halifax Europe's big problem Sir Jumpin' Jack Flash Vision express Spin monkeys make fools of their masters Picture Gallery Exams are not the measure of a child, so let's ditch them Edward wriggles out of a new film rumpus Atticvs Tories call on David Owen to lead their battle to save the pound They're going to get me this time, says Dunwoody Nanny's drug rationing can make you sick—or dead Gordon Brown was reported to have "won"… SAS Pleasure Good and bad news on crime Public sector poverty Fluent in Finance You say Ferrari, I say Daewoo Points Birthdays Name and address supplied: Ethnic monitors are all mixed up Not God's Gift The nuclear refusenik Fortress USA Intense rivalry between the Cia and Fbi led to a series of missed warnings about the September 11 attacks. As secret hearings into the intelligence failures begin. Tony Allen-Mills reports on attempts to rebuild the twin pillars of American security Jeep Le Pen's new shock troops are women Birthday Presents Britannia Deadly days of a Hamas bomber Virgin UBS Financial Services Group Three killed in West Bank raid Sperm donor children to have family reunion Empire direct 'French Archer' caught in plot he couldn't make up Museum of the Mob to put da record straight India prepares to attack rabel camps Vengeful old men of Kabul circle the man who would be president One. Tel British Heart Foundation Sardinia's glittering playground of the rich could sink in a concrete overcoat The Times Botched jungle rescue strains US terror drive Charles's trip hit by security blunder Forecast General Situation Atlantic Lord Levy associate to build on ground zero Weather and Travel Outlook The Sunday Times Ferrysavers 14hurt as coach overturns News in Brief McCartney date Britain to create first female bishops School suicide Bali development talks end in failure Mugabe in Rome Walker falls 150ft Worker kills two Fly Rape suspect Attack on PM Estate agent probe Footballer hurt Kidnap charge Sven: we can reach final Italy fury at English ref after shock 2-1 defeat Contents Believe Epsom on a High Family affair World Cup 2002 Diary Picture Gallery King Ronaldo ready to reclaim crown With goals against Turkey and China, the gifted Brazilian shows evidence of a return to his glorious best, writes Jonathan Northcroft Brazil toy with Chine Lucky strike seals historic victory for South Africa Poll feels the heat of Italy Big Fight Opodo Video replay would make the game fairer With an English referee embroiled in a furious row. it is time to embrace technology to help officials make decisions. By Rob Hughes England discover Star trio back on top from Ferdinand proves to be tower of strength The England defender silenced any remaining critics, with a display of strength and authoruty that frustrated Argentina, By Joe Lovejoy The Iceman cometh good Seven-Goran Eriksson outsmarted Argentina's rebble-rousing with a mind-game among his players Midfield supremacy takes the place of old bulldog spirit Technique, tectics and self-belief were the ideal cure for the gloom left by that draw against Sweden Japan clear way for Diego Beware of Eagles' claws England richly deserved their win over Argentina Reformed West ready to lead flock in spiritual farewell Charismatic defender Taribo West and his Nigerian teammates are out of the World Cup. Ian Hawkey laments their early departure Warning Signs: Three Dangers England Must Overcome against Nigeria on Wednesday England Star of Africa Livewire Jay-Jay Okocha may play his final game for Nigeria Sodje keeps level head The defender is out to make his mark as he attempts to find a Premiership club, says Jonathan Northcroft A World Turns Exit beckons for favourites Sun One Hiddink delivers Dutch treat as South Korea dream of world domination Rob Hughes meets the Dutch coach who is helping to turn Asia's great expectations into reality after South Korea's victory over Poland Rising Sons: The Unkown Players who are Putting the Superstars in the Shade New stars sparkle as youth has its head The tournament has been like a blind date: delicious anticipation and unpredictable outcomes Kenco Route to the Final At-A-Glance Guide to this Week's Fixtures The Perfect Host Junichi Inamoto, who epitomises Japan's growing self-belief, can put Russia under pressure today Barclays Japan Makes World Cup Smiles Better Happy to be English the day it all came right Cheats must pay the price Letters to the Sports Editor Questions & Answers American Football Picks of the week Sport on TV Book Review Futebol—The Brazilian Way of Life Top marks for Kinsella The unlikely hero ireland's new World Cup adventure says he owes it all to a boyhood coach Schafer aiming to win battle of German coaches The Cameroon coach would relish a win over his compatriots and knows only victory will ensure progression. By Jonathan Northcroft Mercier dashes Bristol dream The Sunday Times Woodward's cubs thrown to Pumas The most improved side in world rugby will give England's young side a searching test, says Stephen Jones Argentina's Trump Cards Russell sparks South African revical Deluge washes away Kinane hopes It's not often that the Irish Jockey makes the wrong decision, but this time he was caught out by the conditions, writes Derby's high flyer Aidan O'Brien enjoys a Derby one-two as he celebrates his second successive triumph. By Tim Richards Bambad Farrell fires Wigan to thrilling last-gasp win Sports Round-Up Pools Today's Racing: Sky Sports 2, from 3pm Results Round-Up Racing Spanish reigh in damp Paris The wet weather that has afficted the French Open worked in the favour of the Spanish men's singles finalists, says Richard Evans Super Serena Serena Williams had to overcome sibling friendship, rather than rivalry, to triumph over her sister Venus The Times Chasing the Tiger A municipal golf course hosts the US Open for the first time, but there's still only one man to best Veteran Torrance shows young guns the way The Ryder Cup captain turns back the clock with a vintage display at a time when many team members are struggling. Alasdair Reld reports Montoya throws down the gauntlet The gap between Michael Schumacher and the rest is being closed by the young Colombian who is on pole in Montreal, says Richard Rae Murali set for one last turn Sri Lanka's injured star bowler will play in the final Test, but return home before the one-day series Motoring Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cooper Group BMW Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Springwell Car Imports The Sunday Times David Duggan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lap of Luxury Mercedes has revived an old marque for its £285,000 linousine, writes Ray Hutton A 4x4 built for the open road A car that is able to cope with both muddy tracks and motorways How to find the right child seats for your car Road Sage Loncaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Usediag The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Models XJR 100 Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Derwent Vehicles Ltd Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedez-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Romans Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tallis Bramshaw Mercedez-Benz The Sunday Times Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items William Loughran Smart Multiple Classified Advertising Items Formula Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Lexus The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche Lancaster JCT600 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items William Greens Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dick Lovett Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tom Hartley AFN H. 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Regulator raids United Unities Shameless Monti should be sent home to Rome Agenda Brussels to rule on £9bn Railtrack bid Maxfll Texaco opens parcel sites Business Digest The Sunday Times Markoss aviation Rolls pulls in allies to pursue aero deal Debenhams puts bounce back into Michelle's bra Unilever's new brand Unilever British Airways Dome bidder prepares for assault on Green Property Nintendo seeks to sell Rare stake Ryanair makes £2m a week Consignia faces £700m bill to cut 30,000 jobs SAS What's up Economy What's down NEC Pay drives housing market House prices do not fuel economic growth. They are just a sign of people's growing prosperity, writes Robert Barrie Business Letters Bears won't lie down until the autumn Is Capitalism Sick As yet another corporate scandal grips America, Wall Street is looking to the White House to cure its ills, writes Dominic Rushe in New york O2 Unilever anarchist fights status quo Chairman Niall FitzGerald believes that if he is not encouraging change, he is not doing his job properly Justin Williams Hargreaveslans down Rupert Steiner Vital Statistics Niall Fitzgerald's Working Day Weare United No more easy street for the MBAs The class of 2002 faces a tough time in the hunt for jobs, write Lucinda Kemeny and Louise Armitstead British midland Data bank German police probe UK takeover tacties Britain's Balli is being Investigated over the way it financed the Kiockner deal, writes Michael Woodhead Smurfit offer may disappoint Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom Stay-at-home Britons save UK tourism Overseas visitors are still thin on the ground but trade is up on last year, writes Dominic O'Connoll Telewest Business IWC Skyscraper future: City poised for key decision If Lord Rooker Rules the Heron tower can go ahead, London's skyline will be transformed. 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Now it faces the challenge of changing its culture to become a professionally managed company, writes Fiona Terry The Sunday Times Recycling costs box in wholesaler Progress Report The Experts BDO Stoy Hayward Jon Furmston Michael Riding Lioyds Tsb Phil Smith Cisco Systems Royal Mail Marking a beautiful life of Standard Life Iain Lumsden says hard work can make any job fun. Jason Corcoran reports Mobile Am I better trading as a company? Questions of Business Win grants by playing the system Billions of pounds are available to help small firms but getting hold of the cash can be hard work, writes Judith Prescott Executive Appointments Baines & Ernst Financial Solutions Lexus Capita Ras Cressing Temple Capital One Inter Exec CBI Malgus The Sunday Times Seeda Eglinton Multiple Display Advertising Items Bank of England Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items TCD Haldane BT Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times PTV Freeserve Veredus Multiple Display Advertising Items Phee Farrer Jones The Sunday Times Director General Learning+Skills Council The Royal College Of General Practitioners The Institute of Cancer Research Veredus Lord Chancellor The Sunday Times NIBSC The Sunday Times Odgers The National Trust The Sunday Times NHS ABRO Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Tycoon flies for Soviets in Monaco The Sunday Times Spencer Stuart Rail Passengers Council Upbeat Urs' dreary diary Prufrock Vinnie goes on sushi rampage Michael Beer Heinz Botox firm gets cash injection Is end nigh for high priests of greed? On Wall Street A Hero's Death Big in Japan Inside No more Alan B'stard Goodwood Travel Limited Blake, the Sea Salt who Took on the World and Won and Won They're turning English in Japan Hold up in his Japanese in-laws' tiny home for the World Cup, Waldemer Januszczak finds the locals effing, blinding and metamorphosing as they are kicked into the wider world Transplanted from ER to bestseller So help, I'm a patriot Inequality? It was the saving of them Most hated man in Dullsville Mean Fields Game boy challenges the world The whiz-kid of Britain's new super-industry tells Stuart Wavell why virtual reality is the future Stop taking the alternative medicine Medieval treatments may comfort us. Just don't believe they offer a cure, says Michael Fitzpatrick The state of the future As India and Pakistan spoil for a fight, Philip Bobbitt, former White House adviser, says nations need to redefine themselves Ice maiden of French cinema with a penchant for perversity Catherinc Deneve, sex goddess and grandmother, knows if she was American she'd be jobless, says Mathew Campbell He only thinks he's gotta have it Men who stray are not slaves to their priapic impulses whatever they claim, says Richard Herring Kiss goodbye to B'Stard Tory Boys are being shown the door in the new feminished, minority-friendly Conservative party, writes Ed Vaizey Accept this rare gift from Greece Lulu's son is the boy who would be king Like Prince William, Jordan Frieda knows the troubles of fame, so why play him in a tasteless TV drama asks Jasper Gerard Peace, the elusive phantom of the Belfast barricades Joan Lingard finds the old Ulster myths of her Childhood won't lie down and let people co-exist On the trail of the lost city Hugh Thomson tells how an intrepid party ventured deep into the jungle to discover an Inca stronghold Hot dates for teenagers The Sunday Times The bug that bites bacteria The Sunday Times Getting in touch A school set up by Nick Hornby and his former wife is blazing a trail for autistic children, says Barry Hugill The Sunday Times Is school phobia real? Educational psychologist Nigel Blagg says the phobia exists and the solution is a swift return to school The Sunday Times AGSM Tesol Instructors KDS Design & Print Ltd When the Baccalaureate may not be a better bet Education Chris Woodhead Multiple Display Advertising Items Stand down Big Brother, we have Naughty Vicar Shock Exchange Talking heads The Independent: John Thomas Last word. . . The Daily Telegraph: Maralyn Bailey People of the Week This Life Nick Newman's Week Picture Gallery P. S. Welcome to the Caribbean Britain's best beaches Travelocity War of the ancient world Where was I? Good Gear Guide Travelling in style, edited by Jonathan Futrell Markwarner It's Official: Britain's Beaches are Better than Ever Behind the brochure For lovers of luxury, Unicorn leads the field—but grand style comes at a price, says David Wickers Don't forget the handcuffs In Bangkok, a top cop invites Julie Brooke to study the bodies of evidence Imagine. . . Bermuda Kristian Bevan Travel One American Express Late deals this winter Questions and Answers Budget boom TV Travel French Chapers It's a mouthwatering proposition: one of the world's… Pets can travel with Stena Line Luxury hotels slash prices Books of the Week Holiday Insurance If You want to swim with sharks, you will soon be… Visa charge for Indonesia Travel workshop The Sunday Times In Culture Where was I? Bargain Map of the World Holiday Money Readers' Rants Awed by the Alexander technique Sandy Gall hears the roar of battle echo down the ages from ancient Persia to modern Kuwait Rail Europe Club Sunsail Great Expectations: Alexander's Empire Revisited American Express Would sir care for a butler? Yes, sir would: they're the latest accessory at the smartest hotels, says Mark Hodson African Safari Club Butlering 2002: Dessert Spoons, Diets and Digital TV Get ready to party Festival 2002 Guernsey Travel Bag Ask Vienna Cunard The Sunday Times Go with the glow: your healthy holiday guide Want to come home from holiday looking good and feeling great? Brian Schofield shows you how to shape up, shed the fat and still have a great time Peregor Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Anatolian Sky Dublin Stena Line Neil MacLean Sheds Pounds in Italy Crowne Plaza Are we nearly there? The joy of a family driving holiday far outweighs the hassle. Simon Spilsbury packs the lollies for an epic tour of France and Italy Euro Tunnel Trailfinders Travel Bag Flight bookers Austravel Quantas Holidays Virgin Buzz The Sunday Times Great Escapes USAirtours Hertz Holiday autos Quest Travel Dial a Flight Primary direct Suncars Flight Centre Clever Dick Worldwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Autoæeurope Monarch Great Flight Prices Singapore Airlines Wise Multiple Display Advertising Items Netflights American Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Cruise Line Carrier Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kuoni Virgin atlantic Norwich Union Direct Multiple Classified Advertising Items Caribbean Expressions Ultra Luxurious Direct Travel Insurance Caribbean Journeys Multiple Classified Advertising Items Seasons in style Carrier Multiple Classified Advertising Items Simply Travel Villa Centre Holidays Ltd Travel Select Jet, Setm Go! 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Win a week's holiday for two in a luxury villa in Florida, with Something Special Ardanaiseig Hotel Armathwaite Hall Hotel The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Buyers turn to never-ending mortgages Warning over travel firm's Irish insurance Blue chip stocks 'will underperform for years' C&g borrowers set to win £80m in compensation Time and place Fidelity Investments Sugar and spice Solve pension riddle, but don't us what to do William Hill may be worth a flutter Getmore Why the taxman wants a chunk of children's windfall Money Matters Intelligent Finance Will racier funds beat the market Share prices have been falling, but a few aggressive unit trusts are soaring—by taking bigger risks Returns without Risk Mother Adds Space to her Portfolio Russell Commercial property tipped to grow As the buy-to-let market falters, shops and offices may prove to be a shrewder bet Legal & General Landlord Mortgages Take a tax break on a holiday let Tax Tip of the Week F&c Management Limited Lenders offer a leg up on to the housing ladder Banks are introducing schemes to help first-time buyers who have been priced out of the market Coventry Building Society Home in on best discounts With base rates set to rise, mortages will become dearer. Get a good deal while you can, advises Nick Gardner Citibank Keeping Track of Rates Pick the right loan or pay the penalty When you pay off a debt early, most lenders charge a fee. A range of new 'transparent' deals should have been the answer—if only the rates had been lower Online car retailers let you drive a hard bargain Life Search RBS Advanta Policy Portfolio PLC The Sunday Times Plain Sailing Bealedobie Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top ISA Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Don't panic over annuities With-profits plans have cut bonuses, but they may still be the best choice for a pension Insure at home for property abroad Savings News Aap Paragon Cdvmm Policy Plus Risking Higher Return TV presenter is a convert to property Fame and Fortune Aegon Virgin Contents The Sunday Times Best house in Britain? Inside Property advertising Bargain of the week? Sales talk. . . Home essentials Pocket of space that was mine A little house in Chelsea provided a romantic retreat from work for fashion designer Maria Grachvogel How much? Moving on Andie's fling in the Cotswolds The Film: Crush (2001). Directed by John Mckay Regency Apartments Ballymore Who would want to live in a house made of straw? Cally Law finds out why the Jay-Lewins chose some unconventional materials to build their new home in a Scottish spiritual community Property finder Crash predictions 'too pessimistic' The experts who dismissed fears in 1989 are at it again But this they could be right, says Robert Winnett NHfA St George Wharf St George Platinum Houses of the week London £10m N Yorkshire £ 1.65m Kent £265,000 East Sussex £2.5m Scotland £595,000 Oxford shire £395,000 Cambridge £1.55m Devon £700,000 Power to the people in riverside Chelsea A £500m project to develop the Lots Road power station will open up a forgotten area, says Hugh Pearman Stags Woolley & Wallis Johnd Wood & Co Stags Smiths Gore Bracketts FPD Savills Knight Frank LaneFox Christies Johndean Hamptons International Stephen Burns & Co Charles Head & Son Tables are turned as kitchens play catch-up Dining rooms are out, classy kitchens are in—just ask the new kitchen designer of the year, reports Ros Dodd Country Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Palmer Snell Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Tmx home Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cluttons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Genuine Hugh Scully, overseer of ruthlessly realistic valuations on Antiques Roadshow, wants £2.75m for his seaside home, although it didn't last year, he tells Roland White DTZ Residential Multiple Display Advertising Items Primelocation The Sunday Times Knight Frank Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items London Estate Agents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons So what should a house To judge from the contenders for this year's Riba awards, these days almost anything goes, says Hugh Pearman Crete casts its spell A diverse range of homes have Greece's largest island a popular destination for British buyers, finds Prices and interest in the past two years."A… Sea changes Hamptons Allsop Multiple Display Advertising Items Mallorca Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cybarco Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pestana FPDSavills World Class Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Quinta Multiple Classified Advertising Items Algarve Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Florida Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mosa Trajectum Hamptons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items MMI Properties (O'Seas) Ltd Isla Carey Propertunities Desert springs Marbella Homes Hamptons LaFinca Bayernareal Jackson Stops Costa Del Sol Viva Multiple Classified Advertising Items Villaricos Marbella Now Multiple Classified Advertising Items FPDSavills Just the thing for social climbers Stylish balustrades can transform your old staircase, suggeste Design classics Sometimes it's best to let it go A tug-of-war for fixtures and fittings can leave both sides bruised. Learn to compromise, advises Project X: building a barbecue FPDSavills Knight Frank Charles Church Metropolis Galliand Homes West End Quay Laing Homes Fairview New Homes Ltd. The Lock Building Ask the experts The builder The architect I want build a basement convesion in our Victorian house. How much will it cost and who should I employ? The lawyer The estate agent The Sunday Times Harrods Estates Michael Shanly Homes Barratt Prowting The Genville Homes Group Crosby Galliard Homes Green wich-village Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Affred McAlpine Homes Hamptons The Sunday Times Macintosh village Manchester City Pavilion Wates Homes Galliard-homes Crest A one-bedroom revolution Thousands of new one-bedroom houses could soon be home to low-paid key workers, reports Building sites Built your own website? 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So . . . arty The Summer Exhibition is marching with the times—but Rest of the week's films Limited Season from 10 June Hard to swallow It strives for gritty realism, but Monster's Ball is too soft-centred to convince as a critique of American reacism, says Cosmo Landesman Biteback Cold comfort amid Really on the ball? Silver Lining Theatre Royal Haymarket Blithe spirits As audiences tire of endless reality shows, broadcasters are looking beyond the grave for inspiration, reports Stephen Armstrong Mixed medium: can Colin Fry convince a sceptic? 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