News from 03/08/2003
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ResumoContents Lonely and abandoned, the Iron Lady is a sad shadow Labour's public job bill hits £19 billion Contents Who can conjure up … Enter the dragon: David Beckham is mobbed by fans before his… Torso in Thames link to 11 murders Contents Museum in secret talks to return Elgin marbles The Sunday Times New York catwalk show Arts First, big savings Talking Newspapers Are Any Sections Missing? Classified Newspapers Support Recycling BT Agent names second IRA chief as key British mole Where's the beach? Tony Blair, holding his son Leo and … Series of blunders lead to the billion-pound hospital 'Daddy' Brown to launch baby bonds Golfer's Paradise Job spree Head of M16 may go early in Iraq probe Strikes could cripple mail Contents Heartbreak behind the Prescott love child Alliance Leicester BBC may provide news for rival Five Power stations on terror alert after attempted break-ins British bulldog in peril from Euro-rulebook Scotland Yard Hunts for Casablanca Bombings Suspect in London Barclay brothers come out of purdah with biography Britain 'is every bomber's dream' Attenborough: cut human population Eton planning to drop 'easy' GCSEs Mosatrajectum NatWest It's an 'orrible ordeal in the 1950s school Mercedes-Benz Conductor quits over Glennie romance Blowing into town: Michael Fish the opera US plans 6,000mph bomber to hit rogue regimes from edge of space BT Vaughan calls up business for a cricket test Hardy, the copycat of Casterbridge Halifax Woman gets aid in fight to beg Ford Red meat sales hit new high courtesy of Atkins Magician to play Russian roulette on live television Kelly had evidence of Iraq 'dirty bomb' Citroën Oliver e-mail is a dog's dinner The Art of Living in Spain Times Online Charles moves into house of royal memories Foreign police set for bobby patrols British Airways Skoda Auto Meet the other Tony Blairs His Namesakes' Judgment Cool Clem V Tortured Tony Britain Goes Loan Crazy Money is cheap and the living is easy. As consumers rack up record amounts of debt, John Elliott reports on our increasing willingness to chase dreams with credit—and the risks it poses How Britain Has Roared into the Red Flybe Indecent exposure? When sex and celebrity collide, innocence is the first casualty. Margarette Driscoll reports on the John Leslie affair Toyota Contents An icy legal eagle at the eye of the Kelly storm Profile Police are persecuting the goody-goody class Philips Safety Recall Notice Blair on borrowed time A tense game of marbles B&B Italia The Sunday Times Hit a few targets, Tony, before the voters hit you Picture Gallery Open wide—You may have to give up your dental care Richard Chartres, the Bishop of London, startled fellow Gilligan the Goon has a historic insecurity Atticvs Prescott inherits the hot seat—but they won't let him near it Attcvs III winds are blowing for Blair even in Barbados Atticvs A sex suspect is named and justice is shamed It puts new meaning into "the Queen's representative" Atticvs Prince Philip might allow himself a quiet smirk if … Atticvs Comparisons are made between Blair and Attlee, now Atticvs Empiredirect It's a stab in the back for the most needy Born to perform Spam Heaven Anti-Catholic prejudice rules Why do senior government figures feel the need to do … Rough injustice I could not help but compare railway line repair times Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street On the Trail of the Voodoo Child A body without head or limbs. Hints of ritual killing. Almost no clues. But now police are making progress. David James Smith reports on an extraordinary detective story NatWest Tuscany motorway stirs road rage Virgin atlantic Liberia's leader to quit in a week Democrats in a panic seek Gore's return SHIFT-expectations Contents Greeks recoil from no-go zone of the British rowdies Hollywood art films rot on shelves Mitsubishi Motors Dead left in limbo by Zimbabwe's economic chaos Death is just around a corner in Baghdad They panic, we kill, say the masked assassins Nationwide Russian porn King sexes up poll race Mgbeatsbmw Chelsea chief to build £65m stadium in Moscow Idi Amin in coma and 'near death' Suicide watch on boyfriend of dead star The Times Spread of gay schools sparks segregation row Clarke to extend plan for selective state schools Athens confident it will get marbles Weather and Travel Outlook Ferrysavers Police shoot man 'by accident' News in Brief Crash kills pilot Deepcut evidence 'devastating' Injured girl mystery Blind biker's 165mph ride beats record Woman crushed Adams warned Actor Estelle dies Two tickets share £9.5m Lotto jackpot Oreck Lindbergh secret Handcuff demand Terror charges Activist freed Contents Northern rock Smith's 259 leaves England on brink Contents English spirit broken South Africa hit 682 Simon Wilde Tourists' captain goes into history books and scores 86 more first-innings runs than the entire England team Gone at last: Graeme Smith is dismissed as he plays James Anderson onto his stumps. He hit 259 runs-86 more than England managed in the first innings Ormond fit for recall as Fletcher seeks bowling remedy England's coach may be forced to bring the Surrey fast bowler back from the international wilderness to revive a struggling attack, writes Simon Wilde Bitter It's time to take bull by the horns Rob Hughes at Lord's If England are to have any chance of getting back into the series, they must follow the example set by South Africa Class of captain key to revival Greatness Beckons The making of a cricket hero Jimmy Cook Having seen Graeme Smith play from the age of 12, I always knew he would become a great Test cricketer Smith by the numbers So much so young. . . what cricket's elder statesmen are saying about Graeme Smith 20 things you didn't know about Graeme Smith Indecent Haste Befuddled, bedazzled and bemused—Nasser Hussain's decision to quit leaves English cricket in a state of crisis Hell is the post-match press conference after you've lost David Gower I vivdly remember the frustrations of captaining England-especially when you're up against superior opposition Montoya puts rivals in shade Richard Rae in Hockenheim The pressure is beginning to show on the world champion, who could only qualify sixth for the German Grand Prix Air-Berlin Reality check stunts F1 wage demands With the notable exception of Michael Schumacher, Formula One drivers are bracing themselves to accept lower wages from next season, writes Richard Rae The driver merry-go-round: who might be going where in 2004 Vieira returns to thwart Celtic Football Shorts Contents Geremi saves day as Palace test Chelsea Football tales from the tabs. . . A knight in New York The big interview: Sir Alex Ferguson Manhattan or Manchester. The fire still rages. By Jonathan Northcroft The ones that got away: Ferguson has his say Uphill battle to trap cheats David Walsh UK Sport's ability to catch and punish athletes who use drugs is often frustrated by those in authority who would rather pretend there is no problem The Sunday Times Showboating in China Ian Hawkey in Beijing Making his debut for Real Madrid, the England captain produced some bold passes and two scorching free kicks United chase £6m Trabelsi as Veron heads for Chelsea One star departing, an Ajax defender in their sights, a new contract for the manager. Just another week for United The Sunday Times Hart of the Forest Joe Lovejoy With a no-nonsense attitude…tured under Brian Clough Paul Hart is breathing new life into his charges at the City Ground McCarthy looks to restore the faith Sunderland's manager is upbeat about bringing success back to Wearside, despite spiralling debts and the sale of key players. By Brian Doogan League alive and kicking David Bond With the ITV Digital fiasco behind them Nationwide clubs are going into this season with renewed optimism State of the Nationwide: a financial health check on the 24 First Division clubs of the Nationwide League Four players to watch Sorenstam ready to pounce The pregnant Frenchwoman leads the British Open, but she will be well aware of the presence of the Wons No 1 or the leaderboard, reports Mel Webb Subaru Chinese on top of the world Henman defeats Roddick The British No 1, in action for the first time since Wimbledon, battles back to beat Andy Roddick and reach the final in Washington, writes Richard Evans Cool Cave prepares for clean sweep … champion competes in today's …hopes and a stern warning for those who use dirty tricks, writes Richard Lewis Giving Greece the Elbow Helen Karagounis would be better off competing for Greece, but flies the flag for Britain. She tells Richard Lewis why The Sunday Times Strutting Surrey scare off Sussex County Championship County Scoreboards Illegible Article Sussex v Surrey Second Division Lancashire close in on historic title Fixtures Worcestershire v Glamorgan Gloucestershire v Yorkshire Tour Match First Under-19 Test National League First One-Day International Maher keeps leaders in limbo Cricket round-up Averages Kabir hungry for success Worcestershire's young pace bowler has been tipped for stardom, but Kabir Ali is focused on the C&G Trophy semi-final with Lancashire. By Simon Wilde Kirby stakes England claim Composed captain leads revival Name to remember The Sunday Times Noffke limps to low target Times Online Porsche America's most Wanted Dave Hannigan Kobe Bryant's trial this week is just the latest example of a increasingly worrying trend involving high-profile sportsmen Weary Rhinos put troubles behind them Springboks punished Woodward's vision removes blind spots . . . as recruited a visual awareness . . . seens to ensure his side are perfectly . . . Cup. writes Nick Cain Sports Calendar 2003 Update with Sky Sports Its live! After a long summer, the new football season starts … Osh Kosh outshines strong Gatcombe field Francis Whittington, an equine dentist, emerged as eventing's newest star performer with an impressive Advanced class victory, writes Martianne Phillips Unbridled Passion Rob Hughes He was born to ride, but William Fox-Pitt first had to overcome fear in his guest to teach the top of the eventing world Cowes sails close to the wind Keith Wheatley Organisers narrowly saved from having to scrap opening day's racing as the conditions finally offer encouragement New kid Ker has designs on the crown A former trainee fighter pilot is revolutionising yacht design-and his new boat could be a winner this week. By Keith Wheatley and Matthew Sheahan Veteran Betty happy to lead way Even at an event as steeped in history as Cowes Week, Betty Moore stands out as she competes for a 57th year in succession, writes Keith Wheatley The Sunday Times Scott wants to end poor run with Masters victory Sports round-up Results round-up Pools Today's Racing Fixtures Racing The Times Fallon's finishing flourish Russian Rhythm's narrow victory showed the five-times champion jockey at his best says Andrew Longmore Letters of the week Caught in time US Ryder Cup team, Birkdale, 1965 Question & Answers Sport on TV Best is yet to come If your exercise routine is losing effectiveness it could be time for a change. Sunday Times fitness guru Paul Stephen Lubicz explains Get yourself in shape if you're for the high jump The Sunday Times Balancing act Stork stance bicep curl In training with Scott Nicholls Scott Nicholls is captain of the GB speedway team and competes in the World Cup, starting today Hugh McIlvanney The voice of sport Vauxhall Being in charge comes at a cost Time for Lewis to keep his vow Is Scholes serious? Contents Blackstone serenades EMI with £2.5bn buyout approach Whitehall at war over contract for 2,000 new tanks Windfall pays for Debenhams team's bid Citroën Splashing out. . . Brothers Daniel and Leo Gestetner … Chevron plots £4bn Russian oil swoop New Look founder may take fashion chain private Contents The Sunday Times Top Reed Elsevier exec defects Government's late payment drive has failed Care home firm seeks fresh sale Times Online Driving £3M for Starters Easy rider. . . Zoe Ball, the DJ, hails a Virgio Limobike DTI is forced to pay out after liquidating travel firm in error Business Digest CSFB hit by another top banker departure Only 26 staff join British Airways' new pension scheme Bilderberg seeks supremo—lizards need not apply My Travel denies Deutsche 'conflict' Business success only comes after you find your peanut Vacancy Bosses revolt over 'super tax' on retirement Transco has £5bn sale in pipeline Monsoon boss in job U-turn A MacHiavellian lesson for the Cantor ranter Agenda A base rate cut too far? The MPC might not have cut interest rates in July if it had known the strength of spending and borrowing in June, writes Geoffrey Dicks Glowing GloCos Business Letters The performance of buybacks Buybacks Bush abandons plans to weaken Opec's power American Account Germany Rock Hard Ruth Debenhams Tries the Hard Sell BT Proctoids' leader breaks his silence Chris de Lapuente, the UK head of Procter & Gamble, may finally be speaking to the press, but can he change the multinational's culture of secrecy? Unilever faces thin pickings as the Atkins diet bites The multinational's Slimfast range has lost out to the high-fat fad - but that is not the firm's only problem. By John O'Donnell Vital Statistics Unilever's Leading Brands Chris De Lapuente's Working Day Mirror jobs to be axed in the birth pangs of Sly plc A return to traditional tabloid journalism is among the changes announced by the new broom. Andrew Porter reports Johnson goes for growth The restaurant boss is hungry for a new deal to expand his empire. By John O'Donnell IBM BA flies into fresh trouble with its pension deficits The airline may have to stump up an extra £50m a year or ask staff to share the pain. Dominic O'Connell reports Economic tremors leave California in turmoil The golden state faces a business, political and debt crisis, write John Harlow in … Angeles and Dominic Rushe a New York Shareholder doubts over United Utilities' £1bn rights issue Critics accuse the company of raising money to fund dividend payouts-not water projects, writes Lucinda Kemeny State Facts Golden Rules AHO 818 Betting made us £1m A suburban couple have made huge gains by turning to spread betting instead of investing directly in shares. Dominic O'Connell reports Cantor Fitzgerald backs its 'bully-boy' boss The American broker is standing by Lee Amaitis despite facing a £1m bill for his behaviour. Rupert Steiner reports Being Bullied at Work? Spread Betting Multiple Display Advertising Items Why Brown battled against the Hawk Andrew Porter and Dominic O'Connell report on why the Treasury was so against handing the £800m order direct to BAE Systems Merrill retires Spitzer's arch enemy Thomas Patrick, the bank's No2, has departed hastily amid a swirl of rumours. Dominic Rushe reports from New York History of the Hawk Old Mutual takes its pick in buyer's market The South African giant is planning acquisitions to become a big player in Britain. By Louise Armitstead Wimpey builds expectations Sharewatch Furniture retailers Rolls-Royce The Times Monterrico Metals A Share in the Boardroom Share of the Week World share markets Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Guitar maker changes tune Avalon makes top-of-the-range instruments. Now it is trying to expand by moving into the middle market and sourcing its products from the Far East. Philip Smith reports Quality must be ensured What the Experts Say Protect your reputation Marketing is central James Radford, vicepresident, SME business development American Express Avalon's Challenges Focus on the 'cool factor' Phil Smith business development director, Cisco Systems UK Strong brand is precious Don't be a 'bit player' American Express Progress Report Make the leap and start your own firm Starting up on your Own In the first of a new four-part series, Rachel Bridge looks at where budding entrepreneurs can obtain advice Wray saw the light in lamps How I Made It Christopher Wray founder of Christopher Wray Lighting Read on Top Tips Business Link Contents Harry Cragoe Calling time on workers who always turn up late Questions of Business Having Too Many Firms Raises Costs Auditors' Role in Conflict of Interest Kingston Smith Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Paper tigers cool off Bmibaby. com City boys bank on spy phones Prufrock Sound view of fraudsters Coup for man who bought views to loos EMI should learn from Iron Maiden On Wall Street Contents Twilight of the Iron Lady Her name is known around the world, but the woman who gave us the Thatcherite revolution is now a sad shadow of her former self. Linda McDougall, who has known her for many years, describes the tragedy that is overwhelming the life of a 20th-century icon Inside Goodwood Travel Limited Twilight of the Iron Lady Thatcher's cash-dispensing foundation under review Bob Hope: the road to bed The trademark leer of America's top comedian was the public clue to an sa…able appetite for women. Bob… was one of show business's … philanderers, reveals as agrabher Arthur Marx An uneasy innocence The Democrat brawler programmed to be beaten It's cool to be a man again Falling out of luvvie with Labour hurts Interview You offer them policies and all they want is hanky panky One day you're a boring MP, next thing you're under siege, finds John Redwood Multiple Classified Advertising Items Living with the miracle of Gracie The Matrese parents who sa… an operation Tel Martin Bashir how the …amese twin saved … Multiple Classified Advertising Items Darth Vader and the neo-cons design a democratic wedge Behind the scenes, America's ideologues are planning to change the whole Middle East says Marie Colvin Why Saddam's arsenal has not been found Before his death, David Kelly cited this article by Rolf Ekeus, the former UN inspection chief, as reflecting his own view on why Iraq's weapons of mass destruction have not been found, Ekeus argues that Iraq did not store such weapons, because they were unstable, but it had factories ready to … Pain of the long-distance dad Divorced fathers whose ex-wives move abroad are in desperate predicament. They must throw up their jobs to follow their children, or endure a hell of separation, says Margarette Driscoll When You Gotta Go The Sunday Times crossword Multiple Display Advertising Items Flashman makes a menacing return The case of a teenager who was beaten up in class highlights fears that bullying is rising at public schools, writes Helena Frith Powell Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The gifted children dealt a poor hand Many left-handed pupils may have hidden talents and special needs but teachers often fail to spot either, writes Sian Griffiths 'Cheated' by the sudden closure of a degree course Calm down, dear—it's only someone impersonating me Winner's Dinners Dennis the Menace tamed Shock exchange The tabloid week This Life People of the Week The Daily Telegraph: Peter Johnsen Last word . . . The Times: Walter Zapp Talking Heads P. S. Contents High class, low cost Last-second breaks in the Med - aren't they a ticket to holiday hell? Not necessarily. Pack a guidebook and a little imagination, and you can use a dirt-cheap package as the springboard for your own great escape, says Stephen Bleach Beach Club Offers Good Gear Guide High class, low cost Club Med Clubs What's the damage? Design your own off-piste break Chains make a perfect break The big names in business travel are offering classy leisure packages at a bargain price, says David Wickers Vive la différence Is Montreal French or Canadian? It's both—and the ensuing cultural chaos is a delight, says Dougtas Kennedy Travellers Cheques Travel brief Passengers die: government stalls Along Spain's north coast, all still Questions and answers ABTA Gateway Holidays Peregor The team behind the hugely popular Big Cat Diary television … Venice to issue on-the-spot fines Travel One Savile Holiday money Leave the keys with a house-sitter If you want to come back to a happy home, call in the professionals Where was I? Easy Jet (0870 600 0000, www. easyjet. com) has reduced Bargain map of the world We've Worked for Homesitters for two years, and stayed … Summer fires hit Croatia Readers' rants Take the tube to a silent world No tank, no fuss, and you won't scare the fish: the world's top snorkel sites are a revelation, says Simon Rogerson Relax - here comes your picnic on a plate Pack your own snacks? You must be several hams short of a hamper. David Wickers knows a smarter way The kit and the know-how for your drop in the ocean Automobile Association Win a holiday Keeping up with the Blairs Last week, Tony and Cherie jetted … private estate. But … should they have all the fun? Mark Hodson goes super-deluxe Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Taken by the White Knight Suzanna Martin found her hero on the plains of Africa—but then auntie intervened The Arabian heights Granada is learning to relish the spicy legacy of its Moorish past, says Jeremy Atiyah Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel brief New wave at the chic shore … north Comwell be the British Côte d'Azur? Where …a wills there's a way, says Jonathan Futrell Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols It's Maigret, not Margaret, on John Sergeant's politics-free Vichy soirs Multiple Display Advertising Items Where was I? Win a week of luxury in Egypt, with Mosaic Holidays and Four Seasons Hotels The competition Contents Revealed: funds you should dump And the winning schemes are. . . With-profits gloom News in Brief Contents Savings rates cut Fears about pace of recovery hit Footsie Contents Strictly Limited Issues It's easy to see the advantage of quitting NatWest Multiple Display Advertising Items The latest news on baby bonds Rates are falling, yet my mortgage has gone up A Question of Money Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Doubling up on pensions Beware of Child Credit clawback Ex-Colt boss sells 500,000 shares Directors' Deals How to get on the housing ladder Young buyers are being priced out of the property market, but parents can help their children to buy a first home By Clare Francis Waterhouse Coopers, an accountant, says Rate hikes could spell the end for cheap fixed mortgages The one account Loans for First Time Buyers Family offset schemes Standard Life Mum's the Word Guarantor mortgages Professional loans Top tips to help you pick a winning fund Investors are pouring money into funds as confidence returns. Clare Francis offers advice on how to select the right scheme Hidden gems that outclass their famous rivals Halifax Family Wanted a Consistent Performer Mortgage Intelligence How Performance Compares Which blue chips should you hold? Some of Britain's biggest firms disappointed investors last week with their results. Kathryn Cooper asks the experts which companies are poised for recovery Manager thinks big is beautiful Fund Watch Nationwide Arc Fund Management Ltd Direct Line Cut the cost of your pension plan Savers are wasting hundreds of pounds a year by leaving their money in schemes with high charges. By David Budworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Nationwide Limited Firms refuse to pass on rise in annuity rates When gilt yields fall, insurers are quick to cut returns on annuities. So why aren't they raising them now, asks Kathryn Cooper Government threat to family inheritance Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Find cheap life cover online Web Wise Aap Chase De Vere Find cheap life cover online London & Country Mortgages Ltd Strictly Limited Availability The Sunday Times How the Sites Compare Paragon Mortgage Limited The Sunday Times Tailor likes to cut a dash in a fast car Fame and Fortune … Soareng has a taste for flashy cars, ever through they invariably end up leaving him out of booket. By Natalie Graham Investment Funds Ltd Premium accounts may not be the best How Current Accounts Compare Contents Inside Property Advertising Is it worth it? The Rectory, Areley Kings, Worcestershire, £400,000 Sales talk. . . 'This blessed plot. . . this England' Home essentials Animal Bed When my family fled the bombs Time and place A Lancaster terrace sheltered novelist Wendy Robertson, and the Canadian airman who came back for her mother How much? A lakeside apartment in. . . Moving on It's goodbye from him Fred Redwood finds veteran comedian Ronnie Corbett downsizing as he puts his £1.35m Surrey home up for sale Octacon the Home of Luxury Houses of the week It's only a short step from idle holiday fantasy to full-blown house hunt for that dream hideaway. So will it be French rustic, Tuscan Splendour or Spanish charm? We pick the best on the market Times on Line Notting hole There wes just one problem when architect Alex Michaelis planned his hip new house-it must not be higher than its 6ft wall, reports Hugh Pearman C. P. Hart The great escape Berkeleyhomes Stars come out for Robert Hardy Our ruins The Sunday Times Kirsty Wark Restoration starts on Friday on BBC2 at 9pm Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Seeing red Proposed new bus routes are enraging Londoners who see property values falling as a result. But with Ken Livingstone backing the plans, what can residents do, asks Ben Rooney Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Do you see what I see? Heat & Dust The price is right and I'm in love, but the family thinks it's 'a dusty old house miles from the sea Avanté Multiple Classified Advertising Items Watermark Provence goes modern The architect acclaimed for revamping the Royal Opera House can't wait to meet Posh 'n' Becks, his new neighbours in Bargemen, discoveres John Arlidge Vars villas Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Is off-plan buying going off the rails? Buyers forfeit deposits as prices fall on new developments, where is it still safe to buy new, asks Graham Norwood Island life Multiple Display Advertising Items Looking for mill houses A waterside location with good light can add a 20% premium but only if the view is rural, not industrial Octacon Ask the experts The gardener Garden cuttings What to do this week Enjoy the true taste of home Get sowing now for a bumper crop of fresh vegetables to see you through winter and spring, says Fergus Dowding Multiple Display Advertising Items FPDsavills Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bewley Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A good beach pays off Cautious holiday-makers are fuelling UK seaside lets, discovers Rosie Millard The market Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Contents Scooby-Doo1 in Petrified! The Funday Times Seattle Calling Funday calls 16-year-old music star stacie Orrico in her home city of Seattle Funday News A lot of hot air High chair Edinburgh International Book Festival Meow what I mean? Book a place The Simpsons Every week in The Funday Times Sundance Funday takes a look behind the scenes at universal Mediterranea's spectacular Polynesian show Target Briefing Mission Impossible? Eye Spy Meet the Baddie 3-D Firsts Beryl the Peril Fresh! The crusha Kittens have been stutting their paws on … Born to Dance Funday meets two young stars of The Kirov Ballet company, as they embark upon their summer season at London's Royal Opera House Squirt Jarvis F-mail Next Week Funday Prize Haul Out of Africa Fans utd Contents Inside this Week French rush to get their tops off Up to Speed A diesel to get you fired up Flaminio finds fame Cars on TV Give me tall ships and big cars Me and my Motors On her CD Changer Roof-raising performance Drives the Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet Vital Statistics The spy in your car 'Black box' recorders for cars are keeping drivers under surveillance, writes Richard Frost Oh we do like to beside the roadside From a passing car they may look like the jobs from hell, but the modern highwayman doesn't see it that way, finds Simon Potter Porsche Racy little numbers Formula One's glamour squad bare all about their bizarre jobs to Helen Mound Multiple Display Advertising Items Go under Cover Ingear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams Shining Example Blood on the Carpet The Knowledge Horsepower Everything you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Mercedes Sl500 Second Opinion Vital Statistics The One to Buy Or for Similar Money. . . The Sunday Times Values Mondeo Man, you're a lucky chappie Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Letters Multiple Display Advertising Items Have your Say Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved My First Crash Design Disasters Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Registration Transfers Limited Ferrari Contents Kodak EasyShare System Contents Bloom Five years ago, he thought he'd never walk again. Now, with big-budge epics on the way Orlando can't put a foot wrong. says Jeff Dawson Avast fiction, me hearties? The pirate movie is back—with all its glorious clichés. Simon Braund tests 10 of them against real life on the ocean wave The ayes have it Could 55-year-old Arnie resurrect a 20-year-old franchiese? The doubtrs said no, but they're wrong, says Cosmo Landesman Papers over the cracks Veronica Guerin never quite gets down to the real nitty-gritty, says Cosmo Landesman Nectar Rest of the week's films Short Cuts Paul Nash's devastating war paintings have only one real equal: Picasso's Guernica, says Waldemar Januszczak Theatre Royal Drury Lane Biteback Sorry, but I'm just not tempted Television No silent witness Expedia. co. uk Can't pay? Don't pay! Live events don't need to cost a fortune. Peter Whittle tracks down the best of this summer's bargains Putting down roots He's never blown his own trumpet, but John Mellencamp's chilling still further with a glorious new collection of blues and folk classics. By Mark Edwards A rapper at the Royal Court? Huge in hip-hop, Mos Def is in London to prove he's a serious player, says Robert Sandall The last time I saw the 28-year-old actress Jodhi May … Mercury The Old VIC Theatre Company Once and future kings The RSC's summer productions offer hope of a return to former glories, says Robert Hewison Criterion Theatre High fidelity If you thought Regent's Park was just about big Bottoms and damp Dreams, think again. Arthur Smith could scarcely keep to his seat when the tunes kicked in at the Open Air Theatre's faithful revival of Cole Porter's classic The Sunday Times Classical On record The week's essential new releases Classical CD of the week Wagner Orchestral Music Bertin Phitharmonic Orchestra, Swedish Radio Chorus, cond Claudio Abbado DG 474 3772 Pop and Jazz New kids in town Pop CD of the week Various Artists Gone Flshin': A Wichita Compliation Wichita Webb050cd Bursting the bubble Glyndebourne's first production of Die Fledermaus should have been a champagne moment, but it left Hugh Canning feeling flat Stand up and be counted Back on the floor, David Cairns cheers the sounds of the Proms-and decides that up close is the only place to be Young Proms go for it Russian roulette The Kirov can reach the heights of grandeur or slip into self-parody. Choose well, says David Dougill TLS Vauxhall The top arts events of the coming months Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Art Opera Dance On Your Toes Concerts National Youth Orchestra Pop Comedy Pick of the Proms Theatre Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Music Dance This week don't… Hollywood agenda DVD's and videos UK box office June 27-July 27 US box office June 27 July 27 The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Pile 'em High The Sunday Times concise crossword No 803 Hardbacks Paperbacks The way we used to live The Victorian House: Domestic Life from Childbirth to Deathbed by Judith Flanders HarperCollins £20 pp476 Read on. . . The mad search for the master race Himmler's Crusade: The True Story of the 1938 Nazi Expedition to Tibet by Christopher Hale Bantam £20 pp422 Plea bargain Read on. . . 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The mask slips The Bookseller of Kabul by Asne Seierstad Little, Brown £12.99 pp256 The Storyteller's Daughter by Saira Shah M Joseph £16.99 pp320 The Open University Dean Koontz Money makes the world go round The Cryptographer by Tobias Hill Faber £12 pp264 At a glance What a Carry-on The Clerkenwell Tales by Peter Ackroyd Chatto £15.99 pp213 Children's book of the week The Shape Game by Anthony Browne Age 4-8 WHSensational Paperbacks Audio books of the week You really must read. . . The Sunday Times Crimes of passion Elizabeth Buchan finds that the path of true love never runs smooth Tokyo Station Fans flex their muscle online When football teams face a crisis, supporters take the fight online, Mike Pattenden discovers how net campaigns can save or sink a club York City's internet dash for mercy Fan power Why the music labels play into the pirates' hands Sounding off Advice for Fading Memories Don't panic Thrown Googly Track Record Spam Overdose Brilliant! Economic gurus: James Knight gains a global overview at the brilliant Commanding Heights Turn your hand to a new craft Web shopper Sunday's online challenge: Michael Wright finds the tools and the inspiration to learn a creative hobby That's amazing Cultural pearls before swine This week's good deal My best buy High-flyer bags a carrier Multiple Display Advertising Items Kasparov Chessmate Games monthly Bob-a-job programmers Formula One 2003 PlayStation2 £39.99 All ages Futurama Fire Chief The Sunday Times Contents The one to watch In Search Of The Brontës Today, BBC1, 7pm Best film Raising Arizona Tuesday, BBC1, 11.15pm Michael who? 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Poriraity by Gemma Day My only complaint is that Rachel sometimes rings me at two in the morning to ask for my view about her brief Lexus Amdega American Express Dillie Keane. 51, who formed the all-giri musical cabar Best of Times Worst of Times Amanda drowned while her husband and four-year-old daughter sat on the beach Whatever Happened to The Facts of Life Toyota Möben Kitchen Matthew Macklin DF Sale Sony Waiting for Bardot In the 1960s, she was famous symbold of sexual freedom and liberlism Today, Brigitte Bardot is renowned for her racism—which may yet land her in jail. David James Smith tries to track down the reclusive icon IBM Blood Sweat and Cheers Cheerleading isn't a fluffy distraction: it's serious business. And some players will do anything to avoid being sidelined Goodfella's Don't Be Cruel Breeds on the Hit List Parque da Floresta Carlton Churchill Defend to the Death Philip Jacobson reports on the impact Rachel Corrie's horrific death has had on US-Israeli relations in the Gaza Strip Cotton Covers Safeguard Security Mephisto Teaser 2133 Boxing Clever Bookwise Chess Bridge This week's quiz Health & Home Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A Life in the Day Multiyork Alfa Romeo Contents Estee Laudee Chicagocompetition Style Carte Dor Inside Amoré The Sarong Loving It The Intellectual's Guide to Fashion The are They or Arent Theys Going up Going down High-Summer Whites Cartoon Cool Finley's Back … Then he hit the bottle. Now Finley Quaye is hoping for pop stardom again. Just don't ask him where he lives, says Johnny Davis Elegance Put away your combats and skimpy t-shirts-dress-up chic is the way forward. But just why are women suddenly so eager to embrace the ladylike look, asks Maggie Alderson Life's a Beach So dress to make waves. Photographs by Neil Kirk. Styling by Chloe Beeney Suits You, Sir Claudia Croft Arm Candy Chest Seller … store, Harvey Nichole went looking for the best chest … Chrissy Iley got the measure of the competition Kimberly Says She is Looking Forward to Being on the … FordFocus Ink Ford Friendship Overload Phone pats work mates, old chums. . . We collect friends like they're going out of fashion. But do we really need the pressure, asks Shane Watson Temper Can't get your hair to behave the way you want? 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