News from 31/08/2003
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Steven Shukor, Jonathan Northcroft, Andrew McClardy, Alan Carter, John Dugdale, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Cameron Diaz, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Denis Palmer, Alasdair Riley, Jon Swain, Mr Manilow, Helen Davies, Peter Whittle, Sally Brock, Rob Hughes, Charles Thomson, John Peter, Maurice Hyman, Pam Barrett, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Miller, Iua Grainger, Jim Munro football editor, Daniel Mason, Andrew Longmore, Sharon Walker, Mike McGregor, Tim Danton, Gareth Walsh, Frank Whitford, Emma Parker Bowles, Adam Boulton political editor, Ivo Tennant, June Calder, Nicolette Jones, Ferdinand Mount, Kathryn Cooper, Susan Bell, William Lewis, Kevin Sartain, David Smith, Tim Richards, Steven Poole, Neil Wormald, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Dave Ferris, Clive Davis, Hugh Ilvanney, Graham Parker, Hilaire Gomer, Andrew Porter, Gareth Boote, Kathy Brewis, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, John O'Brien, Robert Sandall, Ariel Leve, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Mary Bourne, Robert Winnett, Dipesh Gadher Transport Correspondent, Irwin Stelzer, Jake Lushington, Tom English, John Boyd, Peter Wilson, Rosie Millard, Robert Hewison, Anita Burgh, Merryn Somerset Webb, David Dougill, Wayne Parish, Linda Kelsey, Jenni Muir, Jane Meech, Sir Wilsred Thesiger, Stewart Lee, Damon Hill, Patrick Gilmore, Rob Maul, David Hewson, Alistair Weaver, David Bond, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Alasdair Reid, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Andrew Stone, Edward Porter, Phil Spencer, Ciarán Hinds, Nicola Smith, Claire Newell, Nick Middleton, Charles Powell, Debbie Taylor, Patricia Nicol, Sarah Dempster, Robert Harris, Dave Pollard, John O'Donnell, Godfrey Barker, Pam Ferris, Simon Cowell, Dominic Dromgoole, Travis Elborough, Anthony Bird, Greg Struthers, Lydia Slater, Patrick Maxwell, Rupert Wright, Shelley von Strunckel, Ian Pearson, Jeremy Guscott, Paula Robinson, Scott Millar, Karl Troop, Brendan Bourne, Peter Parker, Chris Johnston, Mike Laws, David Bowie, Christopher Silvester, Tom Conran, Pat Cash, Angela Newing, Paul Kimmage, Chris Woodhead, Steve Boyd, Lucinda Kemeny, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Samantha Lyster, Nicholas Hellen, Ian Hawkey, Peter Kemp, Alex Ferguson, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Alex Clark, Paul Durman, Hugh Jamieson, Alicia Wyllie, Lisa Grainger, William Shiel Dods, Mark Edwards, Ella Guru, Rachel Bridge, Jane Nottage, Mick Dennis, Stephen Amidon, Susan Clark, Kira Cochrane, Mark Walker, Philip Bradbourn, Anna Lawlor, Alan Combes, Sean Newsom, Tim Locke, Amanda Dackombe, Raymond Keene, Irma Kurtz, Douglas Alexander, David Cracknell, David Slinger, Sir Peter Lampl, Cosmo Landesman, Marie Colvin, Robbie Hudson, John McCabe, Diana Wright, Dominic O'Connell, Andrew Holgate, Barry Flatman, Nick Cain, Richard Evans, Louise Armitstead, Natalie Graham, Caroline Donald, Mike Nicholls, Miranda Seymour, David Walsh, Eric Whiteley, Satoshi Saikusa, Trevor Lewis, Sarah Keenlyside, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, Ron Clarke, Colin McDowell's, Christopher Goodwin, Oliver Schick, Bethan Cole, R W Johnson, Geoff Carr, Keith Slnclair, Roland White, Shane Watson, Pauline Barlow, Frank Phillips, Larry Derfner, Maurice Chittenden, Roger Goss, Dan Chlrns, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Sophia Neophitou-Apostolou, Terry Smith, Carl Gladwell, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Victoria Segal, Jenny Uglow, David Bacon, Prof Gideon Garter, Jonathan Leake, Martin Coath, Ian Edwards, Clare Francis, Paul Oriver, Christopher Gent, Lesley Thomas, Steve Thurlow, Barry Collins, N Selby, A M C, Brian Glanville, David Blaine, David Roper, John Carey, David Horspool, Stephen Pettitt, Lewis Stuart, Barbara Matthews, Jill M Geer, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Gordon Harrold, John Spurling, Dr Elizabeth Hobbs, Maria McErlane, Justin Sparks, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, David Wickers, Isabel Wolff's, Roger Dobson, John Aizlewood, Minette Marrin, Clifford Bishop, John Cornwell, J Falco, Mark Hodson, James Knight, Graham Norwood, Joe Lovejoy, Andrew Frankel, Nick Pyke, David Budworth, William Lewis Business editor, Alison Lock, Andrew Davidson, Paul Stephen Lubicz, Pete Oliver, Dan Cairns, Anita Phillips, Mrs Mills, Sarah Baxter, Matthew Goodman, India Knight, Reinhard Wlersum, Terri Apter, Paul Holland, Kingston Smith, Dan Pearson, Dominic Rushe, Richard Lewis, David Attenborough, Helen Stewart,
ResumoContents BBC governors split over future of Today Campbell successor in a spin on shares The Sunday Times Kuoni Contents Away from it all: Alastair Campbell, the prime … Belfast lawyers help Iraqi families to sue US Brown set for new tax bombshell Contents The world's first newspaper supplement on CD-Rom Read It, Hear It, Watch It, Use It. . . Multiple Display Advertising Items Sleaze watchdog demands legal curb on spin doctors Stella's £2m private wedding is just Ok! by McCartney TESCO Imagine . . . if Yoko wrote that hit instead of John Bridget Jones gives birth to a spy SAAB Exam stars flop at 1950s school Beckham tells of battle royal with Ferguson EasyJet Power leaks away in the groaning grid Vauxhall Light Work: £1m Pay and £6m Pension Fund for Power Cut Company's Chief Police hunt for girl, 14, missing with 46-year-old man Junk food ads face children's TV ban Amphibious sports car can motor by land and by sea I do drugs, says wannabe mayor Dell Fergie wraps up for charity Vauxhall Seven-year itch is only half right Shrinking church finds a quick fix in speed dating All systems glow at spook central AmericanAirlines London firm in Iran arms probe Tokalon CitroËn Science gets serious about elixir of life Tracey Emin plunges in as a pool artist Times Online African trackers hunt British 'explorer' Hard rock star goes AC/DC Rugby World Cup Want 500 any network anytime voice minutes for just … Did He Jump or was He Pushed? It has been a momentous week for Tony Blair—testifying to the Hutton inquiry and losing his alter ego, Alastair Campbell. But is all as it seems, ask David Cracknell and Jonathon Carr-Brown Alliance Leicester Giving his Master a Voice: How Campbell Monstered Ministers and the Media Adam Boulton, political editor of Sky News, on 'fantastic' Ali Volkswagen Little miss variety show is worth a gross fortune Profile I've been to paradise. . . it was an absolute pain Boots The tipping point A spin into the future Merrill Lynch The Sunday Times Blair knows who got him into this fine mess Spending has failed, so let's try real public service reform Lord Archer is barely out of prison when he's back … Atticvs Balmoral church won't say even a little prayer for Diana Atticvs How Ben the blustering minister broke the Beeb's reporting rules Atticvs Park plods don't pass muster in a comedy war Atticvs Selfish, sexy, fussy, funny—I want my guests back While Abominable Ali C was announcing his exit, Nick Atticvs Critics question the effectiveness of Charles Kennedy Atticvs John Prescott on typically charming form: introduced Atticvs International Care & Relief A dying wish goes unheard Jaguar Big Brother on the road No escape for the holiday hooligans Rewriting history Cold Comfort Birthdays Rich Pickings Do the thieves who have stolen a Leonardo from a Scottish mansion realise how stunningly valuable it is? Godfrey Barker has a big surprise for them Office World Al-Qaeda link as four are held for carnage in the holy British Airways Jeep Despite bombs, the Bush plan is working Charles Powell, former No 10 adviser, urges Bush and Blair to stand firm on Iraq Driftwood sparks search for Amundsen's icy grave Nissan British nanny fights for murdered tycoon's twins French wine makers join the chemistry set Bmibaby Russia vows to raise nuclear sub after nine die in sinking The Times The Times War hero calls up big guns against Hillary Nuclear fear rekindled as North Korea accuses US Life's Too Short Not to Israeli spies fight Jewish terror gang Corruption net tightens round Mbeki's deputy Multiple Display Advertising Items Warm glow of 'Ostalgia' chills German victims Peak-time passengers face airport congestion charge Stun guns caused terror alert at Dover Doggone: President Bush accidentally drops his … Weather and Travel Outlook Church revolt against Williams over gay bishop Deal gives Africa Aids hope News in Brief Explosives found Boy dies in warehouse accident Railway suicide Rural idyll London shooting Correction Four tickets share £5.3m Lotto jackpot Empiredirect Huntley treated Aznar to quit Motorway death Burma elections Happy discovery Contents Beckham Lift-Off Dream debut as rift with Fergie is laid bare Contents Cheltenham & Gloucester My bust-up with Fergie Football Shorts An irreverent look at the beautiful game Football tales from the tabs. . . The Sunday Times Whittingham shines in Villa romp Houllier shrugs off the blues Luckless Bolton let down by poor finishing Cole bursts Chelsea bubble Viduka steals win for Leeds Sky Sports Dismal Spurs pounded by Fulham Reading rely on Goater Times Online Bright spark Dunn deepens Robson gloom Redknapp off as Wolves earn first point Peeters catches Palace out Forest profit from errors First Division Brooking gamble pays off Lester grabs glory Baggies hit top spot Nationwide and Conference round-up Black Cats stroll to victory Larsson notches hat-trick Nissan Arsenal look for new deal The Gunners are desperate for cash to fund their new stadium after the City said no and they may have to mortgage ticket sales. By David Bond My Bust-Up with Fergie David Beckham today reveals the full extent of his disillusionment with United manager Sir Alex Ferguson How the rift grew 'Don't talk about my wife like that' The manager and Victoria 'i was being carted to the checkout' The end at United The Sunday Times 'United boss is best in world' Verdict on Fergie Revealed: Who Does what at the Chelsea power show Stamford Bridge has a new lean and muscular board, helping owner Roman Abramovich to motor through his millions Air-Berlin Europe's poor relations feeling the strain Serie a and La Liga are struggling to keep up with the wealth of the Premiership as they look to unload their high earners in a bid to cut costs, writes Ian Hawkey How Roman's empire works Best of enemies Alex McLeish learnt his trade under Sir Alex Ferguson. Now the pupil takes on the master in the Champions League Milan ill-equipped to retain European crown No team has managed to retain the Champions League, and it seems. unlikely that the Italians will be the first to reverse that trend, writes Ian Hawkey Smart Barclaycard Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Acid test for Keegan Improving Manchester City face Arsenal today eager to wipe away the bitter taste of last season's 5-1 defeat Southampton moving with the Beatt Southampton v Manchester United Barclaycard Vieri targets Wales If Wales are to erase 45 years of footballing failure, they must first shackle one of Europe's top strikers Beckham Lambert seeking revenge Scotland's captain is desperate to secure a win against the upstart Faroe Islands, writes Douglas Alexander Kerr spoilt for choice at last Ireland's manager faces a crucial qualifier against Russia boosted by the club performances of his squad Lampard steps up in class Inspired by the revolution at Chelsea, the talented midfielder is poised to press his England claims on Saturday MacEdonia pledge to go one better The 'Balkan Beckham' believes his team can beat England in front of a 25,000-strong home crowd in Skopje, writes Jonathan Northcroft The Sunday Times FA on Euro terror alert England's players are to receive an unprecedented security briefing before the trip to MacEdonia this week, says David Bond Blue Serge The big interview: Serge Blanco Paul Kimmage meets a rugby legend who's dressed to kill and as lethal as eve The life and times of a French giant More hope, less dope Another failed drug test may dominate the headlines, but it seems that athletes are finally getting the message that it's time to clean up their act Match of the Day Young pretender Kenenisa Bekele takes on the great Hicham EI Guerrouj in a unique 5,000m showdown tonight The Sunday Times Final day line-up in Paris Running on empty Hosts hit the jackpot Tainted Kelli White's sprint double will be forever tarnished if drugs again cloud the success of another US athlete Medals table Another American under a cloud Women last the distance Inspired by Kelly Holmes, two British female athletes are aiming for 1500m glory at the world championships today, says Richard Lewis Vote for the Sportswomen of the Year The Park Lane Hotel BT Harvey crowns one-day kings Gloucestershire dominated a one-sided C&G Trophy final with a seven-wicket victory over a below-par Worcestershire Fletcher looks to his future Scoreboard Alec Stewart speaks out on his torment, his greatest sacrifice and England's future Gloves are off Alec Stewart has given his all for England, but believes it could have cost him his place among the greats The highs and lows of a life in cricket Rugby Shorts Nigel Botherway beams in from planet rugby The Sunday Times England Rugby Fired-up France topple young England There were plenty of plus points for a shadow England side to bring home from Marseilles, despite the wrong result Four-try Hickie races into record books Tom English at Tomond Park Bedraggled Georgia may miss World Cup England's opening opponents in Australia, riven by a cash crisis and allegations of mismanagement, may not be able to attend the party, reports Nick Cain Porsche Owen spurs Welsh revival The Times Golden girls taste glory As expected, Britain won a gold medal in the pairs in Milan, but things didn't go exactly to plan, writes Andrew Longmore Homeboy Roddick holds the aces Andy Roddick has the talent to take the US Open title-especially when a little help from his friends gives him an edge We are United Hewitt finds right time to get lucky break The Australian has had a miserable run of form, but is showing glimpses of the style that made him such a force to be reckoned with, writes Richard Evans Russian joy at Dmitri drama Troubled Wakefield find spark to edge out Hull Sports round-up Results round-up This week's fixtures Sandown Park Racing Cumani driven on by fear A masterful campaign with Falbrav is restoring one of Britain's best trainers to the top of the tree, where he belongs Home hopes high for Walker Cup In a remarkable change of fortunes, the home side heads for Yorkshire as favourites to win amateur golf's most prestigious trophy, writes Alasdair Reid The Sunday Times Holland milks charity victory The jockey heeds the advice of his trainer and takes Barbajuan across the shortest route at Sandown for a half-length win over Milk It Mick. By Tim Richards Letters of the week Sky Sports Caught in time Kent, county champions, 1970 Questions & answers Sport on TV Staying on the ball Paul Stephen Lubicz, The Sunday Times fitness expert, looks at the latest trends for those who are always seeking new ways to exercise Get your skates on to see if you enjoy the ride The Sunday Times In training with James Thompson Hugh McIlvanney England expects this time Daewoo Celtic get reward for Seville miracle Reality beckons Contents Morgan Stanley and Goldman team up for Canary Wharf Royal & Sun to launch £900m rights issue New Star lands EFM deal CitroËn Contents International Power wins the race for Drax Black to sell minority stake in Hollinger to financiers Contents The Sunday Times Safeway directors plan for bid failures Times Online Driving Astra Zeneca opens up its drugs cabinet Pop goes out of Pringles as P&G mulls sale Payback at M&B Business Digest £1.9m reward for Friends Reunited pair Directors of private firms earn as much as public company bosses. By Lucinda Kemeny and Matthew Goodman MoD lists six firms for hi-tech warfare Engineering firms lead the way as gloom lifts Tapes reveal standoff at Collins Stewart SAP It's goodbye Mr Chips at Ramsden's RSA will repent at leisure if Haste doesn't act Agenda Labour loses pole position Economic Outlook Business Letters Electric shock Greedy Grasso Bush's dream of a second term rests mainly on hope American Account Smith goes to war Big Guns Turn on Blair The chairmen of Britain's biggest firms will this week fire the opening shots of their campaign against Downing Street How the Relationship Soured The Times Russians go mobile as economy thrives Phone sales are running at 1m a month, but to continue this growth the industry will have to bring out much cheaper handsets Russia's Leading Mobile-Phone Companies Flybmi Next bout for broking's street fighter Interview Terry Smith's taste for a fight has taken him to the top. But can it save the Collins Stewart Tullett boss in his latest, unexpected High Court round? Rover Insider Dealing Accusations from the 'mouse that Roared' Terry Smith's Working Day The little fish that hooked Disney The film giant's biggest-ever hits are not made in-house, but by a small independent studio. By Dominic Rushe in New York How Apple Founder Branched out Unite yo Firms feel the pinch of 'enterprise friendly' act Creditors are pulling the plug on troubled companies before a new law will make it harder. Report by Lucinda Kemeny BT Bentley back in top gear The glory years of the famous old marque are being revived by its new owner, Volkswagen. By Dominic O'Connell Safeway far from in the bag Smoke signals from Wm Morrison have put the supermarket bid back in the City spotlight, writes Matthew Goodman Multiple Display Advertising Items The trouble with ITV. . . TV guru David Elstein explains his reservations about the proposed merger of Carlton and Granada. By Andrew Porter Overpaid, overworked and over here: US legal firms The City's top legal practices are now all American—and raking in the profits, writes Lucinda Kemeny Multiple Display Advertising Items BAE plots digital war Communications are becoming the most powerful weapon, writes Dominic O'Connell Bidders are back at Bradford & Bingley Speculation about a takeover has been rising sharply. Louise Armitstead resports on which banks might swoop Frankfurt shares ready to fly Sharewatch Somerfield Griffin Mining A Share in the Boardroom Share of the Week World share markets Data bank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates / Bonds Currencies Commodities Tour firm must broaden horizons Travelsphere owes much of its success to its loyal customer base of silver surfers'—customers over 55—but it has to raise its profile By Andrew Stone What the Experts Say Travelsphere's Challenges BT Progress Report Ezeehelp Conclusion Pop Idol judge is out for revenge How I Made It Swiss Video hire boss needs to be put in the picture Questions of Business Tax Relief for the Cost of New Home Kingston Smith Young stars who are chips off the old block Having a parent who is an established business success can be a mixed blessing for entrepreneurs who want to stand on thheir own feet. By Richard Bridge Multiple Display Advertising Items Rebels with a Cause Dud report has BA in a sweat Prufrock Sunday times Ford Coincidence—or were Saints sinners? Prufrock Shearer miss hits Bates funny bone Prufrock Bitter view of pubs' performance Prufrock Motorola gives Psion a bargain Contents Sleeping beauties Make a break for Britain's best hotel This week. The Good Hotel Guide reveals is top 10. Are they worthy winners? In an exclusive preview, Sean Newsom goes undercover to check out the champions Qantas Multiple Display Advertising Items Your guide to the guides Small but perfectly formed Majestic peaks, crystal lakes, baroque follies: no wonder everyone in Slovenia's a poet Multiple Display Advertising Items Clubs Sunsail Peregor Travel Halifax Travel brief New site makes low-cost simple The Adventures of Captain Bonneville by Washington Just AA sk Ryanair faces battle The photographer Tim Hall, whose fans include David … MyTravelLite Question and answers Holiday money Markwarner Flybe base in Bristol Bargain map of the world Readers' rants TV travel Where was I? Dooley Irish Ferries Ireland Before the dance began Today, it's party central—but 40 years ago, Ibiza moved to a more subtle music, says Irma Kurtz Ryan Hotel Holidays P&O Irish Sea Ireland hotels Marriott Hotel & Country Club Stena Line Travel brief Elegant Ireland Make the most of half term: be an autumn escape artists The summer's over, but don't feel SAD—put some enjoyment into your October with David Wickers's guide to the best family breaks Across Europe The Sunday Times Rocked to his foundations Guido seemed to have Anita Burgh all wrapped up—until he let it all hang out Confessions of a tourist CT2 holidays Further afield Multiple Classified Advertising Items Close to home Venice (Treviso) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Low-cost, the smart way Some cheap flights don't land where you think they will—but for clever flyers, that's no problem, says Mark Hodson Milan (Bergamo) Frankfurt (Hahn) Brussels (Charleroi) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items My hols It's whiskey in Ireland, warthogs in Africa or mice in Paris for Ciarán Hinds Multiple Display Advertising Items Win a long weekend for two in St Tropez, with La Tartane hotel and British Airways The competition Contents Return of the Romans Researching the volcanic cataclysm that destroyed the Roman … of Pompeii for his new novel, Robert Harris encountered … echoes of the 21st century—and of a modern imperium Goodwood Travel Limited Inside When the Mountain Hit the Sky: An Epic Scene from Robert Harris's Novel Toyboys for a new breed of woman Some of the hottest female stars around are stepping out with twenty-nothing men. Minnie Driver explains why to Lesley Thomas Thrusting young men. . . the new Viagra addicts Use of the 'magic blue pill' is on the rise among party people who just want to go on having fun, finds Kira Cochrane Western Union Superyouths never say die Bush's drift gives the Democrats a chance The best Brits are in France The BBC and government don't mix Interview Satire is sharper, politics is hip. . . Blair should be scared Edinburgh this year shows a new, often political, vigour reminiscent of the last days of Thatcher, says Jake Lushington Multiple Classified Advertising Items The real costs of IVF for all The promise of NHS fertility treatment has given couples hope - but the consequences are not so simple, says Kathy Brewis Multiple Classified Advertising Items Space: the final phut J G Ballard and Brian Aldiss tell Stuart Waveli that our dream of conquering space has died the death. Last week's indictment of Nasa was its grave The Sunday Times Rick Stein's guide to eating badly Stressed teenagers blame mum New research shows that 40% of teenagers plame their busy working mothers for their own problems, says Linda Kelsey, who knows the toll that jugging can take only too well The Sunday Times crossword Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Faster, smarter, slicker As The Month supplement aunches on CD-Rom, BT auturologist Ian Pearson hows how fast new gadgets …rise—and what lies in store Junk mail? Block it out Sounding off Nigel Powell solves queries about The Month CD-Rom Don't panic Games: the latest games for computer, console and Site test Whether you are slaving over a hot stove or tracking down a trendy table, Jenni Muir dishes up seven sites to tempt the taste buds Click here to start the juices flowing Buyer's guide Computers Recipes Web Directory Wine Matching Restaurants BT News Instruction My best Buy Martha Stevens, 32, tells James Knight how the web helped her to find a hammock for her baby girl Multiple Display Advertising Items Home sweet home study The number of students who shun the wild life and live with their parents is soaring and causing concern, says Nick Pyke On the reform road The government is …noring some easy ways to improve the system and save money, says Sir Peter Lampl Multiple Display Advertising Items Never mind those entry games, just get results My little ray of sunshine in the Brompton Road Winner's Dinners The hot news from Mars This Life Red faces of the week Public servant of the week People of the Week Bad idea of the week Loyal son of the week Romantic of the week The Guardian: Last word … Sir Wilfred Thesiger The Daily Telegraph: Peter Hobson Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Millions are pulled into higher tax band How Brown has hit homeowners Stamp duty ING Direct cuts rate after four months News in Brief Contents How Many More of US Pay Tax? Inheritance tax Investor scepticism holds back Footsie Council tax ISIS Don't let debt become the new pension Smile My mortgage lender has forgotten I exist A Question of Money Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Compensation sum is more than fair Arison family to sell 4% of Carnival Directors' Deals Alliance Leicester Soccer shares loss is really a victory Elderly go on borrowing spree Retired people now owe more than £1bn, excluding mortgages, David Budworth finds out how they can manage their debt Barclays Why it may be unwise to rely on property Should you join the rush to buy After years of poor performance, small firms, tech stocks and Japanese equities have soared. But not everyone is convinced that this good run will last. By Kathryn Cooper Funds the Experts Recommend Henderson Global Investors Nationwide Spread of Funds Helps Couple to Keep the Bears at Bay Direct Line Enterprise fund stages a recovery Fund Watch Shares in bombed-out sectors? Tech stocks have powered ahead Japan's rising sun may be a false dawn Pick of Asian Funds Halifax Barclays Play the stock market without buying a share In the last of her series of masterclasses, Merryn Somerset Webb explains how to use sophisticated investments called derivatives to make money in tough times Legal & General Multiple Display Advertising Items Skipton customers win Tessa payouts Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile It may be time to bale out of your with-profits fund Insurers have cut their exit charges after the recent share rally, so should you now take your money elsewhere? By Kathryn Cooper House price rises surprise the experts Aap Halifax Paragon The Sunday Times Emergency Exit Tips to help you beat the Labour tax trap With more than 3m people paying the top rate, it is more vital than ever to shelter your cash from the Revenue. By Clare Francis Use your Perks Multiple Display Advertising Items Allowances Tax-free savings Capital-gains tax Bank of Scotland I Pay Higher-Rate Tax but I Am Not Super-Rich Warning over discount loans Savers tempted by high rate fixes Top Fixed Deals Multiple Display Advertising Items Give more money to charity Why should you let the Treasury get a cut of your donations? Matthew Wall looks at tax-efficient ways of giving Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Actor builds on early financial success Fame and Fortune Former EastEnder Dean Gaffney bought his first property at 18, and now lives in an £850,000 home. By Natalie Graham Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Inside Hembury Mill, Askerswell, Dorset, £200,000 Sales talk… Lakeside setting Home essentials Red Roses vacuum cleaner Living on the edge in Hackney Time and place Crime and S&M meant life was never dull at novelist Isabel Wolff's London flat How much? A period city apartment in… Moving on One degree of separation Singer Sheila Ferguson missed her Berkshire lodge so much, she bought it back again, says Mike Nicholls Ocyagon How to get the house you want So you've finally found a place you want to buy. Now it's vital to keep your wits about you, warns our new columnist Phil Spencer Tips for the smart buyer Grow your own profit Canny homeowners are selling off parts of their large gardens to plot-hungry developers. Graham Norwood investigates the practicalities and pitfalls Houses of the week Devon £185,000 Somerset £1.5m Bucks £800,000 The Sunday Times Borders £425,000 London £2.25m The great escape Homes Second homes in the country Can new developments for weekenders ease pressure on the rural housing market, asks Graham Norwood English house prices Copping Joyce Think out of the box Building your own desk means it can be as quirky and adaptable as you choose, says Paula Robinson Tool kit Hole saw Go with the flow Do you hate chlorine but want to have a dip in your garden? A swimming pond could be the answer, says Hilaire Gomer Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Grenville Homes Group Buyers tune in to Mersey beat Prices are zooming up in Liverpool, European City of Culture 2008. But the average house is still under £40,000-attracting increasing numbers of investors, reports Samantha Lyster Times Online Up the London ladder A series of shrewd property moves led novelist Douglas Kennedy to his 'ideal' home, discovers Lisa Grainger Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clinging to the wreckage Heat & Dust Yes, it needs a facelift. But if I smooth away all the rough edges, my Greek idyll will lose its charm Foxtons A change of pace in Corfu She travelled the world as an athlete and presenter of the BBC's holiday programme, but it was in Corfu on a family holiday that Kathy Tayler finally lost her heart, leading her to buy a Greek Villa as a second home. Alasdair Riley reports Island properties Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Halifax Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sparing with nature Dan Pearson advises what to do when a gardening disaster strikes Garden cuttings What to do this week Countryside Ask the experts E-mail your questions to peopertyexperts@Sunday-times Crest Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Earthship's next enterprise A sustainable development has landed in Brighton and the low costs involved mean it could take off, says Nicola Smith Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Winning tactics to stay ahead in the rental game Stay on the ball and you can avoid a loss if your flat won't sell, says Rosie Millard The market Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Contents Scooby-Doo in Planet-Terrorium Planetterrorium The Month Put the disc in your computer and bring Funday to life. . . The Funday Times Funday News Egyptian beauty Domino knockout Beast of India Jurassic park keeper Destination moon Life on the edge Bongo Driven to Abstraction Funday readers can get an exclusive preview of Abs's debut album today and we asked the man himself to give us a track-by-track guide to the songs The Month Put the disk in your computer and bring Funday to life… Rebuilding the Universe! Dave Coombs finds out how a group of cartoon-loving toy designers, known as the Four Honenmen, set about transforming He-Man and the Masters of the Universe for a new generation Bergl the Peril Beril the Peril Appears Every in The… Fresh! Webby World Funday Stars Blast off Life through a Lens Monster Mayhem Matinee Idol! Squirt Dennis Jarvis F-mail Fantasy King Funday Prize Haul Feel the Spirit Dear f-mail, I am sure you have heard everyone talking Dear f-mail, I'm 100% sure that I'm not the only person The Funday Times Dear f-mail, I can't see why everyone is so hooked … Cartoon Network Contents Inside this Week Up to Speed Volvo shows benefit of Ford ownership Saab 9-3 gets sporty estate ABS to be compulsory Cars on TV Well, we're Italian… Me and my Motors Frankie Dettori On his CD Changer Rac Fun factor zero Drives the Peugeot 307cc Vital Statistics A thief's guide to car crime Who better to advise on how to keep your car safe than a reformed career criminal? Emma Parker Bowles gets a crash course in a murky trade How at Risk is your Car? Going cheap—the up and coming classics The market is slow to recognise classic cars. Get in quick and you can enjoy driving a nice little earner, says Andrew Frankel Ford Capri Charlotte Andrews, 20, lives in Worcestershire and was initially a rather reluctant Ford Capri owner BMW M3 Willie Green lives in Derbyshire and uses his old BMW M3 on an almost daily basis Sierra Cosworth Robb Gravett lives in Berkshire and has owned a Ford Sierra Cosworth Rs500 for the past six years Porsche Approved used cars They can't see but watch them go Two blind men have this month set barely believable marks for sightless speed, reports Alistair Weaver, a former record-setter himself Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ingear The Stuff of Motoring Dreams The Knowledge Air-Conditioning Everything you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Used Car: Jaguar S-type Vital Statistics The One to Buy Or for Similar Money… The Sunday Times Values Jaguar S-type 4.0 Seesaw ride that'll tip you into rapture Vital Statistics Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Letters Multiple Classified Advertising Items Have your Say Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items My first crash happened before I was even born Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Design Disasters Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regtransfers Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Sadler's Wells Contents The star look… today David Bowie, widely considered the most influential pop icon ever, was once written off by his record label, reveals Robert Sandall The star look… today Rock musicians can go on for ever, provided they know how to grow old gracefully. On his new album, Reality, Bowie has found the formula, says Mark Edwards Hear exclusive excerpts from David Bowie's new album … Multiple Display Advertising Items Smooth animator Move over Disney, Sylvain Chomet has arrived. By Cosmo Landesman Short Cuts Rest of the week's films Traces of a Dragon Hollywood Homicide The Lizzie McGuire Movie Petites Coupures (Small Cuts) The Man of the Year Jeepers Creepers 2 Emotional Backgammon 15,94 mins Phil Collins The Month So you think you know about teenage rebellion. So did America, until it saw Thirteen. Christopher Goodwin reports Royal Opera House Biteback The old devils—hell, they're everywhere Television Can you imagine? Radio waves Coming of age Former Golden Girl Bea Arthur is set to make her London stage debut—at 80 Donmar Le Salon du Collectionneur Paris Will it be you? Arts initiatives across the country are wooing new audiences. Is it working, asks Peter Whittle Manchester Airport The Taming of the Shrew The week's theatre Hamlet Lyceum, Edinburgh Le Costume Young Vic The Price Screen gems The Swinging Sixties breathed new life into printmaking, says Frank Whitford The Month The ultimate guide to arts and entertainment Bowie Why does he lie to us? The Month Put the disc in your computer and bring culture to life… Films Call the shots J. Lo's high Arts The unseen Victorians Music Try Dido's new album Kids Play around Games Fly the latest mission What to Do Your disc could already have won £1,000 Just put it in your computer to find out See David Bowie live Win ballet tickets Win a rally experience Win a trip to Disneyland Paris Win a holiday in New York Behind the chimes Mixing chaos and cowbells, the Rapture's album is worth the wait, says Dan Cairns Thor Ughly Modern MiLLiE A race against time A wave of Asian programmes is on the way, but Sally Kinnes finds actors, writers and commissioning editors far from united in their aspirations On record The week's essential new releases Classical Lennox Berkely Centenary Album EMI Classics 2 85138 2 Cherubini Classical CD of the week Tchaikovsky Sylvano Bussotti Natalie Merchant Scratch Massive Mary J Blige On record Anjali New kids in town Scout Niblett I Am Too Pure Pure 133CD Marshall Crenshaw Various Artists The Leopard Lounge Warner 504665412 Pop CD of the week BT Sainsbury's Reaching out across the divide Peace and harmony reign as the young make music in London and Edinburgh Up and away Hugh Canning relishes Hans Werner Henze's answer to The Magic Flute in Salzburg The Sunday Times Look ahead Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Concerts Dance Pick of the Proms Pop Comedy Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic This add-on to EA's wartime action game arrives on … Times Literary Supplement GameCube, £39.99, ages 15+ Republic: The Revolution The Month Agenda DVDs and videos Top 10 pop singles July 26 Aug 23 Top 10 music videos July 26 Aug 23 Dressed for success Picasso's costume designs were the main draw at the Edinburgh ballet—with good reason, says David Dougill The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A burnt-out case Yellow Dog by Martin Amis Cape £16.99 A super furry animal The Life and Works of Alfred Bestall: Illustrator of Rupert Bear by Caroline G Bott Bloomsbury £20 Read on… Diary Middlesex False friend Iris Murdoch: As I Knew Her by a N Wilson Hutchinson £18.99 Gain Piercing Insights into the past What Frederick Forsyth has on his bedside table In the news Books behind the headlines: Rwanda A man of deeply held principles Isaac Newton by James Gleick Fourth Estate £15 High standards Read on. . . 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The Sunday Times Pile'em High The Sunday Times concise crossword No 807 Hardbacks Paperbacks Contents Best sport Worth setting the video for Once Upon a Time In The West Today, BBC2,10pm Best sitcom Malcolm in The Middle Today, Sky One, 7pm The drugs don't work Snorting Coke With The BBC Best of friends Gladlator: Benn v Eubank Today, Five, 9pm Go with Noakes The Curse of Blue Peter Monday, Five, 9pm Infamous Five Celebrity Naked Ambition Video Valhalla Genius Of The Vikings wednesday, Five, 9pm Best bitching Will And Grace Wednesday, Living, 9pm Best reality show The Osbournes Wednesday, MTV, 10pm The one to watch The week ahead Seven Wonders Of The Industrial World Thursday, BBC, 9pm Most suspenseful David Blaine Live In The UK: Above The Below Friday, Sky One, 8.30pm Radio Pick of the Day The Robot Composer (R3,5.45pm) Medal contenders Sunday Grandstand (BBC2, 10.30am) The big match Super Sunday (Sky Sports 1,3pm) Best comedy The promised Land Best profile Pick of the day Best drama The Debt (BBC1, 9pm) Best documentary Death Belt (BBC2, 9pm) Not to be sniffed at The Way We Were (Five, 1.45pm) Round three Wacky races The stranger The Zzzzzzz list Sky One Sunday 31 August Films Sport Kids' TV BBC1 Anglia Variations Radio Pick of the Day Best children's Koala Brothers (CBeebies, 8.35am) Fresh soap Doctors (BBC1, 2.05pm) Double agents Girl power Best archeology Pick of the day Best drama 2 Best drama 7 Best documentary Crack-Up (BBC2,11am) Down, Shep This is Channel 5 Talking heads Been here before Best satire Sky One Monday 1 September Films Sport Kids' TV BBC1 Anglia Variations Radio Pick of the Day Stale soap Faulty showers Carry on nurse Pretentious, moi Best "real" life Pick of the day Money for old rope An ideal for living As any fule kno That's Teach 'En (c4,9pm) Ugliest drama The Full Bunty Very Important Person (C4,1.30pm) Sky One Films Sport BBC1 Anglia Variations Radio Wednesday 3 September Pick of the Day On your marks Goosebumps ahoy Best history Banzai Best architecture Pick of the day One previous owner Best documentary Norse tales Burning bright Fleshed-out Personal Services (ITV1, 11.15pm) Barry, why? 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She's a diet winner, a romantic loser, a pleaser of people, and now a high-fashion icon. But is she satisfied? By Julia Llewellyn Smith Photographed by Jean Claude Maillard Make your Bid L'oreal Paris Elvis Forever If you thought he was dead, you're wrong. Elvis is alive and well and making a comeback, says Dan Cairns Sexed up? There's nothing real about the characters in Sex and the City, says New Yorker Ariel Leve Not their love lives, not their emotions, and especially not their shoes or hair The Shape of Things If there's one thing couture can do, it's create …ilhousette. Photography by Satoshi Saikusa Fashion by Sophia Neophitou-Apostolou Say a Little Prayer Disaffected, stressed-out Generation … are searching for … of guidence to give their life … Iua Grainger reports Hair Bitch! 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