News from 23/02/2003
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Waldemar Januszczak, Zed Nelson, David Budoworth, Ian Gibson, Fintan O'Toole, Sally Brock, V S, Professor Gideon Garter, Teresa Keane, Rev Msgr Arthur Calkins, Gareth Walsh, Emma Parker Bowles, Ferdinand Mount, Sally O'Reilly, Eben Blacks, Neil Wormald, Martin James, Samantha Weinberg, Rosie Millard, Jenni Muir, David Hewson, Hugh Canning, K Bowden, Hilary Clarke, Sarah Dempster, Annette Hedges, Paul Bailey, Maria McerLane, John Humphrys, Sally Jones, Caroline Scott, J clipson, Christopher Morgan, Cathy Galvin, Alicia Wyllie, John O'Dennell, jonathan Miller, Danny O'Brien, Sir Peter Ustinov, Lindsay Duguid, Robbie Hudson, Colin Smith, Uzi Mahnaimi, Michael Wright, Richard Raa, Fiona Terry, Louisa Grey, S Barber, David Mellor, Eva Klein, John Elliott, Maurice Chittenden, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Adan Nathan, Helen Mound, R D J, Matthew Campbell, Louise Johncox, Aidan Reilly, Nano Magnetics, Nick Fielding, Lina Das, Guy Herbert, David Wassell, Liam Clarke, David Loviband, Peter Schmeichel, Alan Calveni, Graham Norwood, Geraldine Harckett, David Budworth, Roger Perry, Sarah Baxter, Ed Hughes, Danny Danziger, Monsieur Mangetout, Jason Dawe, Jonathan Northcroft, Hala Jaber, Matthew Wall, Lucas Hollweg, N J, Dr Binod Choudhary, Alastair King, Andrew Longmore, R Phakey, Ms Dynamite, Terry Cleaver, Sir Robin Biggam, Richard Green, Stephen Schneider, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, E P, Brian Jones, Tom Otley, Matt Rudd, Fred Kerr, Nick Speed, Andy Preston, Cally Law, David Bond, Alasdair Reid, Victoria Segal, Edward Porter, Michael Saunders, Jeremy Lennard, L O, Nills Pratley, David Eimer, Brenda Hunt, Adam Nathan, Shelley von Strunckel, Mike Laws, Peter Hounam, Zoe Thomas, John Follain, Richard Brooks, David Pollard, Terry Jons, David Leppard, Monica Bridge, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Hugo Barnacle, David Cracknell, Katrina Manson, Andrew Roberts, Dearbhail McDonald, Barry Flatman, M H, Natalie Graham, S D, David Walsh, R Blackmore, Colin McDowell's, Michael Sheridan Far East Correspondent, Ray Hutton, A A Gill, Kara O'Reilly, Denis Walsh, Brian Glanville, Robert MacFarlane, Simon Allen, Nigel Powell, Brian Doogan, John Aizlewood, Anna McDermott, Jonathan Futrell, Huw Beynon, Tom Deveson, Martin Booth, Richard Lewis, John Dugdale, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Paul Steel, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Maggie Alderson, Mean Fields, Somerset, Jane Mulkerrins, J D, David Gower, Markie Robson-Scott, David Smith, Tim Richards, David Cracknell Political Editor, J M Coetzee, Alan Aitchison, Stephen Grey, Sally Brown, J D Thom, Peter Kilfoyle MP, Tom Walker, Wendy Holden, Steven Dunn, Edward Luttwak, H C, Hugh Mcllvanney, Stewart Lee, Isabel Stirling, Patricia Nicol, John O'Donnell, Dr David O'Regan, Lesley Downer, Sir Richard Branson, Jeremy Guscott, David Walsh Chief Sports Writer, lony Barrell, Tom Conran, Paul Kimmage, Chris Woodhead, Chiae Beeney, James Murphy, Mark Edwards, Susan Clark, Kira Cochrane, Raymond Keene, Pupert Steimer, Hilary Clark, Marie Colvin, Stephen Jones, Louise Armitstead, Nick Cain, Melinda Stevens, June Field, Henry Stewart, Trevor Lewis, Caroline Haydon, Roland White, Danny Roth, Neit Kirk, Richard Rae, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Huw Richards, Cynthia Ellis, Julie Cracknell, Dominic O'Connell Matthew Goodman, Deborah Scroggins, Niall Ferguson, Dipesh Gadher, John Waples, David Gracknell, Stephen Pettitt, Justin Sparks, Rajiv Radhakrishnan, E B, Bitter Pill, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Joe Lovejoy, L Bugler, Dan Cairns, David Smith Economics Editor, Anthony Howard, Sandy Gall, Simon Howard, Dominic Rushe, John Ramwell, Sarah Cracknell, Tracey Cox, Fred Redwood, David Brown, Jo Reess, Helen Davies, Brian Parker, Sarah Boxter, Tom Dixon, Frank Ansuis, Kathryn Cooper, William Lewis, Humphrey Carpenter, David Schwartz, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Robert Sandall, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Wilson, David Dougill, Rachel Dobson, Dr Manrice Slevin, Nazaneen Rashid, Frank Graham, David Higgins chief executive, Ross Williams, Rob Maul, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Jeremy Clarkson, David Cairns, Louise Taylor, Liz Edwards, Paula Robinson, Alfred Litten, John Thompson, Roger Eglin, Steve Waugh, Lucinda Kemeny, Jasper Gerard, Sarah Mockford, Derek Clements, Michael Woodhead, Paul Driver, Ian Hawkey, Paul Durman, Hugh Jamieson, Jane Nottage, Frank McCourt, Bob Graham, Cosmo Landesman, Gavin Conway, Dominic O'Connell, Christina Lamp, Tony Allen Mills, M J, Jilly Cleaver, Ron Clarke, Katy Luck, John Harlow, John T Morris, Melanie McDonagh, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Sally Kinnes, David Wickers, Rupert Steiner, Michael John, Paul Stephen Lubicz, Pete Oliver, Stephen Nelson, Matthew Goodman, India Knight, Kingston Smith,
ResumoUniversity snubs private school superstar Bush 'as big a threat as Saddam' Ids calls Portillo 'a cancer' British Airways Contents Named: man who took Harry's Dna Allies set date for Iraq war The riddle of the scientist and her killer Sunday Times Shortlisted for 14 Awards The Sunday Times Are Any Sections Missing? Newspapers Support Recycling Contents Continuum Victory in Gulf would pave way for euro vote France's £150m deals 'linked to Iraq arms' Cold Sore Zapper Pope in plea to Blair on war Christopher Morgan and Hilary clarke Thatcher's all-nighters on whisky Northern rock At last, the British Mp comes up to standard Asylum claims rise to 110,000 BT Every home to get terror attack guide Taliban kung fu champion is granted asylum MGA Emergency Tips BMW Man behind plot to snatch Harry's hair Bowler breaks 100mph barrier Palace security reviewed after bullet is sent to Queen Bank gags scientists over case of the phantom withdrawals Dench hears call of the Hollywood megabuck Abbey National Geoffrey Robinson firm faces inquiry Vauxhall Revealed: City's most inept savings gurus BT Halifax Spoiling for a Fight Suddenly the knuckledusters are out among the Tories. Will the 'mods' or 'rockers' win? Eben Black examines a party in turmoil Grassroots Support Leader Mrs Mugabe - let them eat Chanel Audi Girl, 14, set for first face transplant Kylie has a shot at grunge HSBC 'Sexist' coller and tie face legal test Children ignore £2 billion drive to take up sport What the People Think Give War a Chance Amid all the doubts, George W Bush and Tony Blair remain determined to confront Iraq. Tony Allen-Mills, David Cracknell and Sarah Baxter report The Many Faces Is the French president Jacques Chirac a statesman of vision or a cheese-eating surrender monkey? Matthew Campbell reports on the real game and gall of Gallic opportunist Skoda Auto Countdown: diplomancy versus tactical conditions Nationwide British human shields prepare for the worst Plan of Attack US forces in the Gulf are ready. Edward Luttwak, a Washington apostle of new warfare, reports on how an invasion of Iraq could unfold AOLBroadband Two targets for British troops Causing explosions all over the place Profile Save the turtles: put adverts on their shells Halifax Missed: an open goal The Sunday Times Universities choose failure Goodwood Travel Limited IDS laughs and all we hear is a death rattle Can you face the pitiless truths of global politics? Williams casts aside the Carey hairshirt on sex Atticvs Hoon slips behind enemy lines for a pre-war family holiday Blair takes a direct hit from the beautiful people Forget parliament, we're under the rule of lawyers The Sleep Disorder Clinic There's no bridging the gulf over Iraq M&G Investments NHS cash must go straight to front line Points Birthdays Standard Life Bank Shouldn't you be at the office, Daddy? The government wants us to spend more time with our families and less with our bosses. John Elliott reports on new rules granting employees the right to demand flexible working New Rules on Work-Life Balance Father of DNA revives 50-year feud Nokia Prize Tribute to Franklin Lottery saves Titian's Venus for the nation Toyota Sunday home heaven tries to shut up shop Secret e-mails expose British Gas overcharging scheme Second home hotspots Nissan Israel uses toy plane bomb to kill militants Nationwide Secret services bury Vanunu hopes of parole Troops scramble for Philippines threat Mitsubishi Motors Saudi Briton's killer may have A1-Qaeda links Gore Vidal quits Italian sun for Hollywood feuds Fire-stunt rock band in murder probe as 96 die Cayman sacking threat after trial EasyJet Abortion for raped girl, 9, splits nation Renault French take lessons in lost art of 1'amour Dutch royals hit by illegitimate children scandal Orphans of horror learn to live again The Sunday Times Cyprus president backs reunion IRA ready to play down arms in return for troop cutbacks Minister retreat on green promises Weather and Travel Outlook Model on a mission: Miss Germany, the 19-year-old… Air passengers face doubling of ticket tax Plans finalised for Crossrail News in Brief Gunmen kill nine British soliders accused of rape Sitting ducks Warne punished with 12-month ban Serb surrenders Road to sainthood Four tickets share £5.2m Lotto Jackpot Radisson Convict escapes Extradition wait US to aid Korea Club Shooting Freeman Split Will to Win Greenwood leads England to 26-9 win Contents Tetley's Contents The Sunday Times England break free Passion play revives hope Will Powers England to 26-9 Victory Morris proves quick learner The Northampton prop takes his opportunity to impress with a solid performance in the scrum. By Nick Cain The Royal Bank of Scotland Defiant battlers silence critics There was praise all round for the way that Wales came back after their Roman disaster. By Nigel Botherway Hansen ignites flames of hope Jonathan Humphreys and his men showed pride after the ruin in Rome, but the recovery has only just begun WRU selling one-way ticket to oblivion It Welsh rugby votes for a provincial structure, it will betray a proud past and condemn itself to a future of mediocrity Player ratings wales Diver on a high in Cardiff We must go back to basics England's failure to boss the breakdown denied the back-line any sort of platform to work from, and led to lateral running Player Ratings England Lawrence Dallaglio As our win in Cardiff demonstrated, the back row has a pivotal role to play if a team is to prosper in the modern game Rugby Shorts Gullivers Lloyds TSB O'Driscoll leads Irish rout Pride and pageantry holds sway in Rome The green-clad hordes celebrated all night long in Italy's capital after another superb performance that raised hopes of a Grand Slam, writes Denis Walsh Scotland facing humiliation A spurned opportunity against Ireland highlighted the problems for the Scots, who could be embarrassed by France in Paris this afternoon, says Stephen Jones Stade de France showdown Vodafone Traille's fast track to success The France inside-centre is becoming one of the game's great players, as Scotland will discover today in Paris Dyer delivers deadly double The Sunday Times Solskjaer steals late point Parker keeps Charlton on target Riggott deepens Sunderland gloom Chelsea denied by acrobatic Friedel Rampant Arsenal surge clear Radzinski finds range to sink unlucky Southampton Barclaycard Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Dickoc treble shocks Dons First Division Pompey edge nearer glory Coventry's Gray day Ndah stuns Preston Nationalwide round-up Air-Berlin Six-goal Forest destroy stocke Bleak outlook for Hammers West Brom are better equipped for the drop than west Ham, who arrive at the Hawthorns today for a crucial Premiership relegation battle by David Bond The Sunday Times Gladiator fit for battle Two months ago he was at Reading, today matthew Upson is plotting Liverpool's downfall at Birmingham Football Shorts Football tales from the tabs… Trusty Steed The French midfielder has been the rock in Fulham's season and wants more goals at Tottenham tomorrow Scouts switch to the boys' brigade Football's rejected youngsters have the chance to impress when scouts from around the world arrive at Lilfeshall looking for a bargain, writes David Bond The Sunday Times Match abandoned after riot police clash with torino fans For the third time in Italy, a match has been called off after crowd trouble, casting a cloud over Manchester United's visit to Turin on Tuesday. By Ian Hawkey Renaissance Man From prodigy to Italian legend, Juve's Alessandro Del Piero is rejuvenated and aiming for Manchester in May Arsenal applaud Ajax colts The Gunners will have their work cut out again in Amsterdam on Wednesday against the Dutch club's youngsters Robson a Champion thinker The Sunday Times From Kick On head Day I Pushed Fergie too far The manager threatened to sack me after a furious row but these things happen when passions run high Volcanic temper erupts from East stirling to Manchester Sir Alex Ferguson's renowned temper has inspired fear and respect alike in players since he started his career in football management, says Jonathan Northcroft On me head, Ferguson: how the bootroom bust-up exploded New 180-Page Travel Magazine Young millionaires 'losing their hunger' Haile the Chief Paul Kimmage talks to the Ethiopian 'emperor' of the track and discovers a gentle but determined soul who uses his success to improve the lot of his less fortunate countrymen African dream: The making of the World's greatest distance runner Letters of the week Sport on tv Picture Gallery The top Dressing-room bust-ups Book of the week Video of the week DVD of the week Website of the week Bitter pill for Warne to Swallow The Australian's one-year ban means that he may never become the World's leading Test Wicket-taker, Writes Simon Wilde New in the Times Cairns has Class to become missing Piece in Kiwi jigsaw New Zealand have impressed many, but their lack of real stars could prove their undoing when the crunch comes The week's world Cup matches Ricardo in a rush For runs In the World Cup brimming With big hitters, the West Indies run machine can match the best, writes Andrew Longmore Boy wonder sparks England win James Anderson, an unknown only months ago, produces a superb match-winning display against Pakistan Akhtar breaks the 100mph barrier Pakistan's Controversial Rawalpindi Express set a new standard for pace bowlers, but it was the Lancashire Paceman Who took the plaudits, Writes Simon Wilde India struggle under weight of expectation Sourav Ganguly's team have been in worse form than England, which may hand Nasser Hussain's side the edge Eye test: the hazards of dealing with pace Scoreboard The Sunday Times McRae driven to be the best The Scot lets his driving answer the critics who claim he no longer has what it takes to win the world rally championship Howell prepares victory speech Golfing tyro Charles Howell Ill is setting the pace at the Nissan Open in California but the veteran Zimbabwean is chasing him hard, reports Derek Clements Nissan Tide turning for Hull With an imposing new home and Some exciting signings, Hull start the season with confidence. Richard Rate reports Giants fall to Grose tries Eberharter Seals downhill title with storming win Results round-up Today's racing Log on to the internet and enjoy the best of sports… Rugby Union Racing Tizzard's golen moment Nine months out of the saddle after Spinal Surgery have Strengthened the young jockey's resolve for Cheltenham Phillips Smiling after La Landiere Success The Sport's great jocker has concentrated on his day job and victory in the Racing Post Chase Shows that the hard Work is paying off, writes Tim Richards The Festival Show me the Money Peter Sharkey looks at the finances that drive the wheels of Sport Driving 60 Seconds in Sport Caught in time Newcastle win the Fairs Cup, 1969 Questions answers Healthy Options Health and Well-being are not down to exercise alone. Here, Paul Stephen Lubicz, The Sunday Times Fitness guru, looks at alternative medicine Welcome aboard Time to Saddle Up and make the leap into Showjumping In training with Dwain Chambers Jaguar Time this freak show left town Hugh Mcllvanney In a flutter Over fancy footwork Losing the ball in history's ruck 'Exploding Warrants' mar Osmond's £5.7bn hotel bid Rock Star rolls in Ferrari Airport group plots £250m buyout Chauffeur driven Contents MPC dove hints at further rate Cut Deutsche in threat to quit Germany Exploding the muth of Osmond's charitable act Ecclestone offers to buy back F1 BCC Reel Deal … Vivendi, the media conglomerate, has… Mark Slater to start £100m fund The Sunday Times French oil chief in US talks on Iraq Business Digest Hermes urges Sit board to resign Holiday bookings Slump as War fears grip the economy Dominic O'Connell and Matthew Goodman Tony pidgley:'I Still love you, my Son' Sec told to leave UK business alone 1,000 Rolls jobs at risk as aviation Woes bite Network Rail Paper issue Will raise £4bn Microsoft Business Solutions City Watchdog tells firms not to mislead investore Business Letters Barely a day goes by without some new variant on the great pen-sions crisis Economic Outlook Scardino has Still not passed her Pearson exams Tweak Uncle Sam's nose at your peril The Battle for Six Continents Pub tycoon Hugh Osmond is about to launch his most audacious bid -a £5.7bn Offer for the leisure group. It Promises to be a long battle, write John Waples and Matthew Goodman The Exploding Warrants Brother Swede Who Found haven in Our ports Turnround Specialist Bo Lerenius is credited With giving Associated British ports new direction and pushing up its Share price British Airways Bo Lerenius's Working Day Vital Statistics Companies bid Schroder 'auf wiedersehen' Fed up With a crumbling economy and high taxes, German firms are moving out. Report by Michael Woodhead in FrankFurt and David Smith in London Wavecom Going green Will take energy People don't always See accidents More Reuters gloom as rivals muscle in The Company's inability to respond to the challenge from newer firms is at the heart of its Crisis. Report by Nils Pratley Daimler Chrysler Could a takeover be on the cards? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ppp (International) Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Ppp (International) Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Mpc's Nickell: house price crash unlikely And the leading economist says there is no need to worry about inflation, either, By David Smith Hard lessons for Brits abroad Cuts in education spending Will take their toll on British firms in the US. By Dominic Rushe in New York Charcol Nickell's Voting Record Hannover Messe Loans & Investment Multiple Display Advertising Items Unique Opportunity Turner Private Investors Network Multiple Display Advertising Items Looking for Financial Freedom? Multiple Display Advertising Items Evolution Commercial Finance Multiple Display Advertising Items Re-Mortgages & Loans Goldfinch Amazing Money! Business Park The Sunday Times Bank Account Marbella Homes and Gardens Abbey Chief prepares for day of reckoning Luqman Arnold faces a big battle to make the bank a marke the leader in personal financial services. Reports by John Waples and Louise Armistead The Sunday Times Freeserve Air France Ferrari in F1 swerve The Italian company is at the forefront of the racing-Car manufacturers' drive to find their Own version of Formula One's Bernie Ecclestone. By Rupert Steiner Symbian: the fly in Microsoft's ointment A small British software company is a key player in the four-cornered battle for control of the mobile phone industry, says Paul Durman Price fixers face jail, fines and disqualification in crackdown The Office of Fair Trading will get new powers aimed at curtailing rip-off behaviour, writes John O'Donnell The Times DHL Worldwide Express Airbus claims victory in Boeing dogfight Deliveries of the European-built aircraft will this years beat its American rival for the first time, says Dominic O'Connell Porsche Headaches by the score await new Boots boss After bad news and Cutbacks, a takeover could be the next the problem for the chemist chain. By Matthew Goodman Bankers happy to score with soccer Despite running up debts to fund salaries, clubs can still raise money in the City. By David Bond and Matthew Goodman Lufthansa Insurers face funding fears Sharewatch Novar Xenova BT Windsor Texas Oil & Gas A Share in the Boardroom Share of the Week The Sunday Times Top 200 companies Family firm aims to get in shape The Sunday Times Premier Global plans to muscle in on the fitness market in a bigger way. But is the exercise too ambitious? Report by Fiona Terry What the Experts Say Stop Wasting Money on Technology Progress Report How to beat those cashflow and late payment blues Factoring has helped a rapidly growing sports firm overcome funding problems. By Louise Armitstead NEC The Sunday Times Factoring Tips How to interview workers without causing offences Questions of Business The Sunday Times Certain way of doing IT How I Made It David Higgins chief executive of Harvey Nash The Sunday Times Watching the bottom line Oracle Pret's sour bite of Big Apple Prufrock Desert adventure on the cards for cashpoint vendor Nicoli loses looks battle Private morals? No longer a problem Contents Singular pleasures Want a trip you'll never forget? Go solo. With nobody but yourself to please, you can pick your dream holiday—and make some great friends into the bargain. Mark Hodson talks to eight single travellers who blazed their own trail 700 Airlines Competing for You Contents Good Gear Guide Multiple Display Advertising Items Picture Gallery The singles specialists: your best bets for a great solo trip Cuckoo in the love nest Oliver had it all—the looks, the chat, the lavish boudoir. Or so Jo Rees thought… Brittany Ferries Italy's final frontier Exclusive and reclusive, the tiny island of Pantelleria has a fiery Latin heart, says Sandy Gall Morocco Travel brief Egypt operators set to pull out Top safari Holiday money Crystal Holidays Airtours The British are coming… If the tour operator Americ Where was I? Pettills Questions & Answers Bargain map of the world Holiday club fraud Manchester hub for BMI Baby TV travel Readers' rants Flight of the Week Palma for £69 No tokens, no hassle, just phone and go—Majorca's capital is a crucible of culture At home with Jane Austen Liz Edwards needs no persuasion to enjoy some classic luxury Peregor Travel Clubs Sunsail The Sunday Times A Palma plan for every budget Big thrills for little darlings Kayak, climb, abseil, fence, shoot. . . no, not an SAS training course—it's a holiday for Cathy Galvin and family Airline Network Kids Go Free Wheeeeeee are family: five more European adventure holidays for all ages The verdict: how Cathy's clan rated their break Your route to the best fares around Consolidators have great flight deals—but which one is best for you? Richard Green has the total guide Our pick of the consolidators African Safari Club Sizzling Southeast Asia: the In the first of our new series on ultimate three-week adventures, Mark Hodson and Matt Rudd chart a dream itinerary through Thailand, Combodia and Vietnam ITC Classics Jeffersons Hertz Where to stay: the pick of the accommodation for your Southeast Asian journey, whatever your budget Somak Holidays Japan Airlines Crystal Holidays Party on in Petersburg the great Russia's finest city is gearing up for a big birthday bash—and now is the time to go, says Tom Otley Direct Line ITC Classics The Sunday Times Travel brief Bathing beauties From high-rolling Hong Kong to bohemian Notting Hill—Matt Rudd runs six of the world's best baths Savile Swansea Cork Feries Pettills North Cyprus & Turkey Minorca Sailing Nelson North Cyprus & Unspoilt Turkey Audley Luxury Villas Bmi Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel mood Travel Select Direct Travel Insurance Norwich Union Multiple Display Advertising Items Britannia direct Quest Worldwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Airline Network Flight Centre Worldwide Journeys PLC Virgin travelstore Qantas Bridge the World Multiple Display Advertising Items Excel airways Multiple Display Advertising Items Holiday hotels Worldwide Travel Insurance Dial a Flight Multiple Display Advertising Items STA Travel British Airways Canadian Affair Insureandgo Austravel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Platinum a Sunsail Company Virgins Holidays Elegant Restorts Elegant Resorts Exclusive Destinations Sandy Lane. Barbados Caribbean Expressions All Ways Pacific Abercrombie & Kent KLM anjaro Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurostar Holidays Direct RailEurope Eurocamp Ferry French Expressions Wellcome Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items P&O Ferries Allenz France Short Breaks Ltd. France Country Cottages Cheznous Quality boating holidays France Brittany Ferries Holidays Canras Holidays Keycamp Holidays Exodus Cresta Ferry savers Vacances En Campagne Brittany CV Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brittany Ferries Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunset Malaysia The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Weekend Skiing White Roc Markwarner Chalethotels Multiple Display Advertising Items West of Ireland Multiple Display Advertising Items Snow Line Multiple Display Advertising Items Great Ski Deals On-Line Multiple Classified Advertising Items Swan Hellenic Langdale The Sunday Times My hols It was no holiday to start with, but now life's a cruise for author Frank McCourt Ulysse Win a week of walking and touring for tow in Andalusia, with Exodus The competition Mitsubishi Motors Manhunt This story of brutal crime by Samantha Weinberg reads like a thriller but it is true—a murder riddle for the DNA era which began 50 years ago Contents How science climbed the DNA staircase The slow search for the secret of life ended with a model made of Plasticine, writes Samantha Weinberg With a single lifestyle leap, I was free. . . They're better educated and more affluent than past generations, but twenty somethings are painfully unfulfilled, says Kira Cochrane Hot stuff plus Cold Feet equals £70k an episode Hermione Norris is nearly as posh as her TV character, finds Jasper Gerard Stop acting like children This rabid Rev is the answer to Bush's prayers The Sunday Times I've mislaid the village bunker Douwe Egberts Fighting is no joke, friends Interview Can anyone direct me to the traffic jam? The Sunday Times Dinner Dates Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items RSVP Berkeley Sweetingham International The Sunday Times Expand Nexus Multiple Display Advertising Items Club Sirius Top People How we took Baghdad, by the Duke of Wellington The man who helped rout Iraq in 1941 gives Marie Colvin advice Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The evil Saddam my family knew Nazaneen Rashid says peace protesters ignore the plight of her people, the Kurds Donkeys in Distress Adams-from IRA pariah to A-list celebrity With his bloody past brilliantly glossed over, Gerry Adams plans one final political coup, writes Fintan O'Toole Travel The Sunday Times crossword Love you to death: the tragedy of Emma's war When the aid worker Emma McCune married a Sudanese wariord she became caught in a plot that split an army and left thousands dead, writes Deborah Scroggins The Sunday Times Fasttrack Penalising the brightest University plans to pry into family background and admit more students from state schools put standards at risk, writes Chris Woodhead Universities 'shun' High-Flying Private Pupils Education Wellington College Kumon Davies Laing & Dick Independent College Easter & Spring Revision As/a2 & Gcse Courses Study French in Paris Multiple Display Advertising Items Tuition Clifton College Bristol Oxford Tutorial College Oxford University Get Paid to Read Books The Sunday Times Education Harrow School Oxford Easter Courses Cherwell College Retired Headmaster or College Principal A smarter kind of exam revision Taking a specialist GCSE or A-level revision course can improve pupils' exam results, but they need to be chosen with care, writes Caroline Haydon Sixth Form Awards-Boys Print Production Services Ltd. The Sunday Times The Royal Masonic School for Girls & the Rmig… The Sunday Times Axeing of test throws doubt over junior pupils' standards A poor boy's Journey to a land of bread with honey Posh and Becks lick their wounds Shock exchange The tabloid week This Life People of the Week The Daily Telegraph: Bindy Lambton Last word… The Independent: Augusto Monterroso Talking Heads P. S. Contents Families face £1,000 a year tax hike Shelter your money from Labour News in Brief Contents Fidelity Investments Don't buy a fund just because of the tax breaks UBS Global Asset Management Funds Ltd. AIB directors are banking on a recovery Directors' Deals Be realistic about your endowment growth rate A Question of Money Each week Diana Wright sorts out reasders' financial problems Legal & General Are equity Isas still a good bet? Despite the carnage on the stock market, shrewd investors can still make money from shares, writes Kathryn Cooper History proves that shares have been best in the long run Stock market historian David Schwartz believes equities could be due a short term rally—but the outlook for the decade is flat ISIS AXA Maths Lesson Halifax Witan investment trust Trackers triumph in stock market slump Most active fund managers failed to outperform the bear market last year, writes Alicia Wyllie Northern rock Business Manager Hopes to Stay on Track How to build the perfect portfolio Investors must decide if they are cautious or adventurous, and buy funds that fit their long-term aims, says Alicia Wyllle F&C Management Limited Direct Line Cautious Investors Go online to check your fund choices Intelligent Finance Lombard Direct Savers hit by cuts to tax-free accounts Banks and buildings societies are slashing the rates paid to investors in cash Isa schemes, writes David Budworth Chase de Vere Investments Landlord Mortgages LifeSEARCH Should you join the rush into bond funds? Fixed-income Isas are this year's big sellers, but they may not suit all investors, warns David Budworth Funds the Experts Recommend High-yield Isas 'may put capital at risk' National savings & investments Book Keeper Backs Bonds for this Year's ISA Cut your fees with discount brokers Charges can have a big effect on your funds' returns. But you don't have to pay the full cost, says Matthew Wall Abbey National Prudential Cheltenham & Gloucester Discount Deal Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Create your own Isa with a do-it-yourself scheme If you think you could do a better job than the professionals, you could opt to run your own fund, says Matthew Wall Trader's profits double in three weeks My Diy Pension Aap Chase-De Vere Mortgage Management Halifax Paragon mortgages London & Country Mortgages Ltd. The Sunday Times Antiques guru snaps up a self-portrait Fame and Fortune Bargain Hunt host Time Wonnacott has commissioned a picture of his family, but will it rise in value? By Natalie Graham Jupiter First State Investments Reckitt Benckiser Head of HR Huntswood Search & Selection NHS Spencer Stuart Odgers The British Horseracing Board Odgers Jobcentreplus Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Imprint plc Ellis Holley Maxwell Ltd Appointment: Company: Salary: Carbon Trust D&B Cadbury Schweppes Blue sky Consulting AstraZeneca Environment Agency Inter Exec Traditional Products Require Inspirational People Multiple Display Advertising Items McLagan Partners Premier Consultants Director of Retail Operations Anne Shaw Consultants Ltd. Group Manager-Sales & Account Development Meat Hygiene Service Monster Harvey Nash Cpa group Multiple Display Advertising Items Research Associates Michael Page International Multiple Display Advertising Items The payback of helping the community More and more employers are realising that staff can gain in personal development from taking part in voluntary projects. Roger Eglin reports The mindgym Executive Career Services Ltd Teleresources ADTI Consulting BBC Pace Partnership Multiple Display Advertising Items Davis Scholtlander & Davis Ltd. Ceogb If only managers could meet with the money men Oil & Gas Company-Country Manager Caveriman Management Resources Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Positions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Veredus Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Chief Executive Effective CV's East Midlands Assembly Llywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru Welsh Assembly… The Sunday Times Work from Home Impact Associates Groundwork Changing Places Home Office Veredus executive resourcing OCPA Regulated The University of Nottingham Retirement the flexible way Some stressed public-sector staff can't wait to escape to their gardens at 60 or 65. Others say they'd get bored at home. Sally O'Reilly reports on the options Ofwat The Countryside Agency Kmc International Circle Thirty Three Housing Group NHS to get its own university Veredus executive resourcing Home Office Thames Valley NHS Genesis Scottish Executive Social Security Advisory Committee Scooby Doo! in Legend of the Silver Scream If It Isn't my Old Director, Alphie Hitchplot! Star Search Funday News Snow Sapporo! The write stuff Picture Gallery Birds aloud Dink it! Jeans made entirely from stinging nettles are to go… The new black "Video Maim" Jarvis Weird Vision Make a Change Andy Rolle joins children from a British school as they experience a taste of South African life at the British Airways Community Learning Centre 2D-TV Pocket Plots Grow Yo… What on Earth Beryl the Peril Fresh! WW Funday Buzz! Souirt F-mail Chocs Away! Next Week Funday Win It! Fun in the Sun Gnasher James Simpson-Daniel Funday Sport Fans utd Sport News Funday picks out the best of this week's sporting action Totally hooked Contents Inside this Week Rover hots up its Indian takeaway Up to Speed Mercedes estate is a cross-dresser Here comes MG van man Cars on TV He's champing at the bit Me and my Motors Bosch A dynamic duo under the bonnet Andrew Frankel Drives the Honda Civic Ima Vital Statistics School of soft knocks Shamed by crash tests, car markers are rushing, to protect pedestrians, writes Helen Mound Why Buy a Car? Safe havens in a world of danger In uncertain times, it is not just the royals and the Beckhams who are investing in armoured cars and in-car protection. Gavin Conway looks at a security industry in overdrive Honda Porsche Lancaster Bow Evans Halshaw Porsche Centre Solihull Dick Lovett Porsche Porsche Centre Park Lane AFN Merlin Nottingham Porsche Lancaster Cambridge Porsche Centre Colchester H. R. 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The market Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cleveland SQ Fitz-Gibbon Residential Foxtons Mevagissey, Cornwall Flats Wanted Newsint Rickman Riverview sales & lettings Berkeley Homes Contents Far from Heaven Contents Her father calls her Katie, and this is the story of Catch him if you can Titian kept rewriting painting's rules, with his nudes as much as his portraits, in his early works as much as his late. We haven't grasped all of him yet, says Waldemar Januszczak Neo world order You can run, but you can't hide. The Matrix is all around us—with not one but two high-tech film sequels and a flashy computer game in your face this year. David Eimer reports Solaris The week's films Outstanding Good So-so No star Give it a miss Short Cuts Bombay Dreams Biteback Richard Brooks This is the longest Out of tune Radio waves Adaptation Mad dogs? No, it's the hero who's crazy. Stephen Armstrong talks to Chris Morris about his new film Titian The Sunday Times V&A Mistress of the killer Her razor-sharp lyrics put alt-country singer Kathleen Edwards in a class of her own, says Mark Edwards My fair lady Rest of the week's theatre BT The boys are back in gowns Edward Hall's drag Dream is, quite simply, enchanting, says John Peter Der Rosenkavlier All abroad the runaway train Kids' theatre might be taking the playground by storm, but at what cost, asks Michael Wright Northern Ballet Theatre Families and Couples Wanted for a new TV series The Sunday Times Classical CD of the week Beethoven Five Piano Concertos Pierre-Laurent Aimard (piano), Chamber Orchestra of Europe, cond Nikolaus Harnoncourt Classical Pop and Jazz New kids in town Pop CD of the week Hearing with borrowed ears A series of concerts devised by the composer George Benjamin gives Paul Driver a new slant on familiar works Henry VIII Agony and ecstacy Hugh Canning applauds a splendidly sung Jenuia at the Met Never Trust a Hippy Look ahead Film The Sunday Times top fives Long players This week, don't miss Agenda DVDs and videos Top 10 selling videos… Top 10 Sellers DVDs… Wouldn't be in their shoes NBT's interpretation of Mozart's Requiem is slightly too off-the-wall, but Sadler's Wells had some welcome visitors, says David Dougill Welsh National Opera Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Albert Hall Classical Concerts Rolling Stones Culture Arsenic Bryan Ferry Get me tickets London Carling Hammersmith Apollo The Dave Brubeck Quartet Marion & Geoff Culture Ute Lemper Bon Jovi Bounce Tour George Benson Daryl & John Hall & Oates A Dream of a Show for All the Family Robbie Williams Culture The Sunday Times Artsworld Classical Concerts Culture Royal Festivall Hall Classical Concerts Barbican Wigmore Hall Cricket World Cup 2003 Theatre Breaks Ltd. 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Broken Dreams Vanity, Greed and the Souring of British Football by Tom Bower Simon & Schuster £17.99 pp352 Another fine mess At the British Book awards (aka the Nibbles) tomorrow, connoisseurs of its surreal juxtapositions will enjoy one programme photo Diary The tracks of his years 31 Songs by Nick Hornby Viking £12.99 pp196 The Open University The Celtic rovers Adventurers and Exiles The Great Scottish Exodus by Marjory Harper Profile £25 pp384 A sting on the Mosquito coast Sir Gregor McGregor and the Land that Never was by David Sinclair Review £16.99 pp384 Quality Paperbacks Direct Quality Paperbacks Direct A little night reading What Richard Dawkins has on his bedside table In the news Books behind the beadlines: Titian Looking for Chekhov in all the wrong places Reading Checkhov a Critical Journey by Janet Malcoim Granta Books £13.99 pp213 Are You There, Crocodile? 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The Sunday Times Symantec Here's soot in your face This spring sees the launch of Culture Online, a government dream of bringing to the masses 'their heritage in digital form', With free internet access now available through the People's Network of online centres, Michael Wright is sceptical of the divine power of technology. All cultural activities, he insists, demand to be encountered face-to-face Websites that get you out of that seat Letters Shopping survey feedback Sounding off… Don't get left behind Brilliant! Click and save the planet Web shopper Sunday's online challenge: Jenni Muir equips a household from attic to cellar with products that will help to protect our green and pleasant land That's amazing This week's good deal My best buy Beanbag bedtime Crucial Technology Store and forward Four smart ways to back up and transfer files on your computer Danny O'Brien Barriers to protests This vintual life Webdirectory Don't panic Contents The one to watch The week ahead Best film Worth setting the video form Car Junkies: Highways To Hell Critics' choice Sunday 23 February Film choice UK Gold BBC1 Sunday 23 February Radio Sky One Sunday 23 February Satellite, cable and digital Critics' choice Loving You Critics' choice Monday 24 February Film choice UK Style BBC1 Monday 24 February Radio Sky One Monday 24 February Satellite, cable and digita Critics' Choice Manchild Film choice UK Drama BBC1 Radio Sky One Critics' choice Curb Your Enthusiasm Critics' choice Wednesday February Film choice UK Food BBC1 Wednesday 26 February ITV1 Anglia Variations Radio Sky One Wednesday 26 February Critics' choice Spoilt Rotten Critics' choice Thursday February Film choice UK Horizons BBC1 Thursday February Radio Sky One Thursday February Satellite, cable and digital Critics' choice Derren Brown: Mind Central Friday 28 February Film choice UK Gold BBC1 Friday 28 February Radio Sky One Friday 28 February Satellite, cable and digital Critics' choice Jonathan Creek Film choice UK Horizons BBC1 Saturday 1 March Radio Sky One Saturday 1 March Satellite, cable and digital Critics' choice The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Sunday Times Contents Land Rover Emirates Contents Fiat Fiat Eye Opener Good Clean Fun The sky's the limit for these window cleaners in Kuala Lumpur. Dangling from the world's tallest buildings is all in a day's work D. F. S Relative Values Sarah and Julie Cracknell Rioja Virgin Holidays Best of Times Worst of Times Leslee Udwin, 45, who produced the movie East is East, remembers being at the mercy of the convicted landlord Nicholas van Hoogstraten, and how she stood her ground Close Encounters Fish Fulfilment The Facts of Life Lurpak Maytag Edd Srith The Sunday Times Wine Club Sunday Times Wine Club Who's a Clever Boy Then? The success of his restaurant empire means Gordon Ramsay can sleep easy. It's just his past that eats him up. By Lina Das Orando Finish Powerball Brittany Ferries Holidays Furniture Village Furniture Village The Fabulous Geisha Girl Critics called her the Japanese Sarah Bernhardt. Artists vied to paint her portrait. Now the story of the most exotic star of the fin-de-siècle is revealed. 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