News from 16/11/2003
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Julia Llewellyn Smith, Gareth Owen, Dean Freeman, Michael O'Hare, Sally Brock, Dave Brammer, Jonathan Miller, Gareth Walsh, Ferdinand Mount, Alastair McCall, Neil Wormald, Richard Simpson, Martin James, Anthony Sattin, Rosie Millard, Lawrence Cooper, E Taylforth, Anne Bain, Hugh Canning, Andrew Stone, S L, Richard Newton, Hilary Clarke, … McKenna, Sarah Dempster, Anita Chaudhuri, Charles Plewes, John Humphrys, Nicholas Hellen, Alicia Wyllie, Dominic Prince, Christopher Hope, Bob Leitch, Anna Lawlor, Ewa Levy, Jon Bennet, Rory Maclean, Lucy Atkins, Mark Sweet, Tim Burroughs, D J Wathen, Bryan Appleyard, Andrew White, John Elliott, Harry Hill's, P N, Maurice Chittenden, Saul David, Sophie Kirkham, Brian Smyth, Godfrey Smith, Gareth Jenkins, Matthew Campbell, Nick Fielding, Michael Clower, J P, Graham Norwood, David Budworth, Graham Alten, Ben Rooney, Sarah Baxter, Bob Dwyer, Rosalind Russell, Jason Dawe, Dan Pearson, Monsieur Mangetout, Steven Armstrong, Jonathan Northcroft, Matthew Wall, MacLeod, N J, N Cockerill, Dr Dennis Griffiths, Jim Munro, James McDermott, Peter Whittle, Niki Proctor, Andrew Longmore, Lord Joffe, Joanna Duckworth, A Robertson, Martin Greig, Jim Culloty, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, Andrica Wise, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, John Major, Matt Rudd, Dave, Vanessa Pearn, John Waples Deputy Business Editor, Nick Speed, David Bond, Alasdair Reid, D Taylor, Graham Duffill, Victoria Segal, Edward Porter, Amy Tan, Tim Henderson, Shelley von Strunckel, Stuart Wavell, Professor Gideon Gorter, Paul Donovan, Hugh McIlvanney, Richard Brooks, Stuart Andrews, B C, David Leppard, Richard Miniter, S M, Gareth Huw Davies, David Cracknell, Helen Tickle, Katrina Manson, S B, Barry Flatman, Natalie Graham, David Scott, Jessica Brinton, David Walsh, Jack Grimston, S P, Andreas Viestad, Stephen Armstrong, Roger Panting, N R, Richard Woods, Ray Hutton, M E, A A Gill, Helen James, Ian Campbell, T L, Nigel Powell, Martin Cormack, Isabelle Watson, Jeremy Lazell, Clifford Bishop, Hugh Pearman, Bernadine Kennedy, Joan Smith, John Dugdale, Barbara Hall, Nicholas Rufford, James Riches, John Peter, Dion Vaughan, Susan d'Arcy, Charles Peat, David Smith, Roger Bailey, Tim Richards, David Cracknell Political Editor, Don Pettingale, Francis Delteral, C D, Philip Evans, D C, Chuck Palahniuk, Adrian Furnham, Lawrence Dallaglio, Nicholas Hellen Social Affairs Editor, Sharan Walker, H C, Marjorie Rouse, Peter Watson, Stewart Lee, Helen Kenny, Patricia Nicol, Jeannette Kupfermann, John O'Donnell, Jeremy Guscott, Julie Holmes, Nigel Bowker, Paul Kimmage, Chris Woodhead, R J, Mark Edwards, Rachel Bridge, Susan Clark, Stuart Miles, Karen Bayne, Sean Newsom, Raymond Keene, Stanley Stewart, David Slinger, Marie Colvin, Stephen Jones, Robert Winston, Nick Cain, Maurice Saatchi, Alex Cayley, David Newson, Julia Brown, O H J, Richard Rae, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Terry Western, Barry Collins, John Waples, Hunter Davies, Ros Dodd, Liz Davies, Stephen Pettitt, Kay Crowch, Bob Fearnley, Andrew Frankel, Joe Lovejoy, Dan Cairns, Mitch Prothero, Christopher Bray, David Smith Economics Editor, Anthony Howard, Chris Feetenby, T R, Dominic Rushe, Steven Shukor, P B, Karen Krizanovich, Fred Redwood, Tessa Mayes, Helen Davies, Christopher Somerville, Victoria Lynn, Terry Hope, Frank Whitford, C Willcox, Kathryn Cooper, P D, Barry Hawkes, Jesper Gerard, K R, Lynne Truss, Andrew Porter, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Robert Sandall, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Wilson, David Dougill, Frank Graham, I T, Margarette Driscoll, Geraldine Hackett Education Correspondent, Jeremy Clarkson, David Cairns, Philip Smith, Nick Middleton, Bob Walker, Leslie Smart, Steven Ford, Liz Edwards, Anne Toomey, Lydia Slater, Karena Batstone, Julian Thomas, Paula Robinson, Hugh Thomas, Roger Eglin, Judith, Lucinda Kemeny, Jasper Gerard, Sarah Mockford, Paul Driver, A W, Sharon Hilditch, Ian Hawkey, Paul Durman, Lisa Grainger, Jane Boyce, Victoria O'Brien, C L, Rod Liddle, I D, Cosmo Landesman, Nikki Powell, Dr Iftikhar Malik, Penri Thomas, Bethen Cole, Dominic O'Connell, Neil McLoughlin, Caroline Donald, Mohammed Khamisa, Christopher Goodwin, John, Shane Watson, B Clay, Judith O'Reilly, Clare Francis, … Frankel, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, Keith Waterhouse, Minette Marrin, Paul Carter, P W, F H, Andrew Davidson, Paul Stephen Lubicz, Chloe Brown, Joanna Simon, Matthew Goodman, Jon Bennett, Nina Goswami, Susan D'Arcy,
ResumoContents Brown wins fight to cap executive pensions Bush plans fast exit from Iraq British Airways Contents Bush in Britain Go Jonny go: David Beckham, England's football captain, … 13 killed in Queen Mary ship tragedy Contents The Sunday Times Contents Paramount Group of Hotels Police snipers take position to meet A1-Qaeda threat Britain on alert as New deal to hand power over to Iraq Illegible Article Relatives of friendly-fire victims to meet president Bereaved Families Northern rock Soul brothers Andrew Sullivan, News Review Nigella dishes up her goddess diplomacy Comfort Food Barnardo's Tycoon with an operatic yen gives £20m to arts Science Museum joins cadaver club CitroËn Janet Does John Asian women seek white donor eggs for light-skin babies Tragedy casts pall over Queen Mary 2 Councils may have to help bright pupils attend private schools Tiscali Now Charles plans 'surf town' Vauxhall Major condemns attacks on prince We're hurting ourselves Earl 'eyes up beach hut' after sale of £12m estate Discovery Channel Crick's wife to pen Mary Archer's tale Secret payments furore could force Black to sell Telegraph Getty's will leaves his millions to No 2 son Dti National Gallery in talks to share Raphael's Madonna Contents MI5 agent on run after exposing embassy bugs Volkswagen The future looks black for redheads Terror magazine has London base Volvo Parents face annual charge for school run Curse of Fayed comes back to haunt Howard Two-horse race is back on as new leader shine Tories Cave in on Jury Reforms BT Blunkett in threat to quit on ID cards Contents Hodge faces £10,000 bill to save career NatWest Oxbridge may fly 'Don Air' Thrill-seeking men lose out to women in degree results Chelsea boss goes on £150m ski spree Concorde auction bidder is ahead by a nose Barnardo's They Come, we Go . . Record numbers are retiring abroad while thousands of young immigrants are arriving. Labour says it makes economic sense. Is it right? Richard Woods, David Smith and Robert Winnett report Lexus Melting Pot Britain: Past, Present and Future BT Are Immigrants Good for US? Mitsubishi Motors MEPs boost pay with a spouse about the house Empire direct. co. uk Twinkle in the eye of the Tory Buddha Profile Maurice Saatchi The peace game in Iraq is Jeux sans Frontières The Cooperative Bank Barbarous times Acrewood Property Group Plc Take the long view If prison works, then marriage works too First I was shocked, then I didn't feel so charitable Little Ben Ploughs on plugging a fruitless message Atticvs Howard's hardman calls for serial killers to be given lethal injection Atticvs Blair puckers up to woo back his lost luvvies Atticvs We're already huddled, we don't need more Former Welsh secretary Ron Davies has just embarked … Atticvs Michael Howard is going to fight the one true Tory … Atticvs That frantic initiative-itis sufferer David Blunkett Atticvs The Sunday Times The horror of forgotten war American Airlines Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street, … Time for Blair to rock a few boats A bug in the system The 10 greatest Germans. Are they any match for the … Germany has aped our Great Britons contest. But will they survive man-to-man marking, asks Stuart Wavell How the Two Teams Line up BT Sleaze tide laps round Prodi family Flybmi Belly dancer to France: rescue me Synagogue bombs kill Turkish Muslims Lloyds TSB Business America agrees timetable for leaving Iraq Freeserve Spies close in on Saddam's ailing terror mastermind 17 die as US helicopters crash Intel Clinton link claimed to bug scandal Birmingham Midshires Restless young redraw map of 'cool' America Chirac's wife wields power à la Hillary The only Places to Be Tearful trail of US child smugglers China revels in the decadence of a Miss World competition EasyJet The week's weather Newspapers Support Recycling Xerox Homes at Cliveden approved News in Brief Missing girl Skydiver death charges considered 'Dirty bomb' pair Minister criticises councils over tax Single ticket wins £5.8m Lotto jackpot Energy bills to rise Legionnaires' toll We'll all feel a bit disturbed if Hodge hangs on Being an insomniac, I often ogle late night junk TV# The Times Sling a sausage at Zeta-Jones Gordon and Tony are the new George and Mildred Baked beans are fabled for their explosive qualities, … Foyle's War Contents Golden Wonders Contents Lloyds TSB All Blacks shattered Sydney hails blizzard of Oz Match analysis The final word: how Australia saluted the 'Wallaby miracle' Player ratings Wallaby pack comes up trumps when it matters England Rugby Team Henry tipped to take over England's Time to Judgement day for Woodward They must be at their Sunday best, but Martin Johnson's men have the talent and character to win in Sydney today The key areas: where today's game will be won and lost We'll target key players Focusing our pressure on those playing at numbers 8,9 and 10 for France is the key to bursting the Gallic bubble England v France Hill can help England peak The long-awaited return of the No 6 to World Cup action has boosted morale ahead of the showdown with France Sky Hard Knocks England's fly-half has had a physically bruising tournament—but what of the mounting mental pressures on him? England not so much battle ready as over-prepared Aerial power key to victory Competing in the loose is essential, but England's best hope of glory lies in disrupting France's lineout supply How to make pressure work for you Clive Woodward's side should use the weight of expectation positively to reclaim the form that had so many tipping them to win the World Cup, says Bob Dwyer BT Glamour boy spices up historic rivalry Michalak the danger man The French fly-half has had a superb World Cup and is a worthy rival to Johny Wilkinson in the fame stakes In the battle of words, Gallic flair needs no translation Gone are the days when national hostility, ill-discipline and naivety caused Les Bleus to shoot themselves in the foot, writes Francis Delteral of L'Equipe Royal Bank of Scotland Group Head-to-head British Airways Tackle that set the tone. . . My most vivid memory of the 1991 World Cup quarter-final was the crunching hit made by Mickey Skinner Hosts to deliver fitting finale Whoever wins today's second semi-final will face an Australian team growing in energy and conviction. The showdown could be a classic, says Stephen Jones Bath profit from Saints' mistakes Crafty Jones papers over Australian cracks The host nation's coach has steered a side short on world-class players to the final thanks to astute selection Sackey brace sinks holders Gloucester Bond double shakes off Leicester The path to the final Kiwi legacy betrayed by fools New Zealand's belief that you can win matches without good forwards has ended by costing them the World Cup The All Blacks' World Cup record World Cup team of the week 7Days at the Rugby World Cup LorÉal Battling Wales close in on finals The Sunday Times Giggs does the dirty work The Manchester United man adapted his game to suit his country's needs in Moscow—and proved quietly heroic France romp to 13th straight victory European round-up Scots teach Dutch a lesson James McFadden's goal not only set Scotland up for a dramatic second leg, it restored pride and offers hope Euro 2004 playoffs, first leg The Sunday Times Euro 2004 playoffs First leg International matches Nationwide First Division Second Division Third Division Pools Barclaycard Premiership Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures QPR go up in the world Nationwide round-up Cox halts Norwich surge Pacy Dons take spoils Salako inspires Reading Luton overcome two-goal deficit The Sunday Times Driving Morris gives Derby a kick The big interview: Josh Lewsey Josh Lewsey—cowboy, sports star, soldier, surfer. . . A soldier's story Beckham's friendly fire England's captain found support from his coach in the row over Alan Smith's exclusion from the Denmark game today Farce forward: how the FA scored an own goal in the Alan Smith affair Algarve venue leaves England cold The FA want Portugal to switch the venue for February's friendly to help nullify any potential trouble. By Ian Hawkey Players issue threat to FA A statement from the England squad says they will not tolerate another fiasco. By David Bond Great Danes As Denmark prepare to face England, Brian Laudrup recalls the winning ways of his team—and of his famous family Brave Olsen prepared to take chance on the style game England cannot be complacent against Denmark—the Scandinavian team's one permanent quality is its unpredictability, writes Jonathan Northcroft The Sunday Times Ireland's Journey man An intensely private man, Ireland manager Brian Kerr is determined to repeat his youth sides' glories on the big stage Aol Kerr's Kids: the cream of Irish talent The new American dream Encouraged by the success of their pre-season tour, Manchester United are planning another US invasion United will buy if Ferdinand gets long ban The Premiership champions will invest in a big-name replacement if their £30m signing is given a lengthy suspension for not taking a drug test. By David Bond The Premiership's young Americans Football Shorts Separated at birth Football tales from the tabs The top 10 Stanley Matthews 3 Karen Pickering 60 seconds in sport 9 Archie Moore For Whom The Ball Rolls, By Ian Plenderleith, Orion, pb, £6.99 7 Ted Williams 8 Jack Hobbs 10 Torvill and Dean 5 Sam Snead 4 Alfred Roques 6 Martina Navratilova Aussies clinch the Ashes Subaru Great Britain squeezed out A passionate crowd packed into the Kc Stadium expecting a home victory, but Australia broke their hearts with a last-gasp recovery. By Richard Rae Palace back in running A letter provided to The Sunday Times confirms the home of British athletics is to receive a £1.5m facelift courtesy of Sport England. By David Bond Air-Berlin Roddick has Becks appeal Not even a semi-final defeat can derail Andy Roddick, whose looks and talent give the World No1 superstar status Agassi serves up vintage Masters display The Las Vegas legend is almost old enough to join the seniors, but earned his place in today's Masters Cup final after some classic tennis. By Barry Flatman Dyson ready to step into the vacuum The former Australia Test player faces a huge challenge to breathe new life into a Sri Lanka side of limited ambitions Call-up for Croft reveals England's desperation The Glamorgan spinner's recall exposes the glaring lack of depth in that department, says Simon Wilde Eurostar England in Sri Lanka Strauss hits all the right notes Scoreboard The Sunday Times Golf Club Uncle Sam Scotland's Ryder Cup hero can reflect on a host of timeless golfing memories as the eyes a future on the seniors tour Sabbatini on cruise control Leeds pay for their delusions The Times Wilkinson has the world at his feet A plea for disharmony Results round-up Today's racecards Fixtures West Indies indebted to the rich form of Banks Rugby Union Fixtures Racing This Week Fondmort shows real power But Mick Fitzgerald's win was overshadowed by the death of Poliantas, who collapsed after the race. Tim Richards reports Hourigan casts Salmon net wide The Irish trainer has set Beef Or Salmon a punishing schedule as he aims to cement his bargain-buy chaser's growing reputation, says Michael Clower The Sunday Times Letters of the week Sky Caught in time Questions & answers Sport on TV Smooth and slinky Your number's up if you run into double trouble The Sunday Times Scent of success In training with Colin Ward Times Online Guinness + Rugby the Perfect Match Contents Indian mining boss set to join Britain's billionaire elite Rover workers face £73m pension deficit New payment storm hits Black Virgin atlantic Contents Business fears 'back door' push for EU tax harmony Contents Ordinary man's triumph at Tesco How Sir Terry Leahy turned the supermarket into a retail colossus Continued on page 6 Contents The Royal Bank of Scotland BNFL lines up Lord Robertson as chairman Vodafone chief to dash hopes for buy-back Sales chief quits at troubled 3 Times Online The Sunday Times Auditors censured over Wiggins profits Wiggins's Accounts Revealed: M&S woe as knitwear sales unravel Blair sets sights on American defence Sanctuary sets sights on Creole PayPoint poised to raise £100m in big ticket sale Sainsbury tests clothes brand Charcol Finance dotcom readies for float United Utilities Darling set to pick Stansted runway option Vedanta starts Bollywood's march on London Can we relax about debt? Steady Swede Santa will show whether profits are gift wrapped Shaky Towers Checkmate for Black? Amid mounting debt and rising shareholder anger, the Telegraph proprietor seems to have run out of moves in his struggle to retain control of Hollinger. Report by Dominic Rushe, in New York, and John O'Donnell Black's Key Lieutenants Flybe Toyota The classlesss Everyman who has put Tesco into the Tesco Sales Www. copymail. co. uk EasyJet ACTIONenergy Cadbury boss gets off to a sticky start Todd Stitzer, the American who became chief executive of Cadbury Schweppes, has had a tough initiation but he says he can chew what he has bitten off ACTIONenergy Vital Statistics Todd Stitzer's Working Day Working Space Business Opportunities Airbus wings its way into record books The Broughton factory in north Wales is producing the biggest wing ever made for a civil aircraft. By Dominic O'Connell Little and Large Porsche Official Airline Guide Air France Sainsbury row turns ugly as Banks demands £15m As the supermarket ends its deal with Jeff Banks, he says the top brass are out of touch. By Matthew Goodman Tobacco chief will light up BA Martin Broughton intends to make it a premium brand, write Lucinda Kemeny and John O'Donnell Who's the world's 3rd largest IT company? Fantasy toys make a real growth story Judgment Day: Should You Buy Shares in Games Workshop? Marshall to hand over controls The Week that was Business on the Box Games Workshop at a Glance The Week Ahead Quote 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 Fujitsu Pow! Be the hero of your own comic strip Idea of the Week Learndirect Celebrities took years off anti-ageing treatment How I Made It The Sunday Times Hotel dream turns into a nightmare The 2am Moment Rachel Bridge takes a sideways look at the ups and downs of life as an entrepreneur Spur on staff with morale not money How to motivate your workforce The Times Top Tips Bacon Sandwiches Gave Alvis a Boost Now is a good time to float Going to the Stock Market Investors are keen but companies need to think carefully if going public is their best option. Andrew Stone reports BT Insurer won't pay asbestos claim Put an End to Stress at Work Radisson Edwardian Hotels Kingston Smith Tradesmen lay plans to build Enterprise network Andy Cornaby and Ian Holmes provide emergency building services but want to diversify by doing less maintenance and more construction. Philip Smith reports Use the web to generate income Subcontract semi-skilled staff Response Maintenance's Challenges Diversify, but within limits Keep looking to cut costs Concentrate on management Appoint a non-exec director BT Progress Report Allen & Allen Katie's horse sense pays off Prufrock Canon Write stuff from Augar Saatchi is on a roll Offer hopes at Sainsbury have gone too far International Power Market Mole Contents The World's greatest spas Shamans, chakras, sweat lodges and stones" these days, every spa has its own spin. But which are the best of their type? Our writers test the top six SriLankan Airlines The wilderness spa The couples' spa Cox & Kings Water therapy The trendy spa The holistic spa Mrs Purdy and the Calcutta club Bridge parties, race days and a nice game of cricket: Stanley Stewart gets swept into the right circles in India's most elegant city Forty Winks Barbados Style Beauty and beast: the highs and lows of a classic city The Sunday Times Travel brief Ryanair network under threat Are our pilots drunk? Holiday money MyTravelLife Picture Gallery Ski time in snowy USA Questions & Answers North cyprus CTS Horizons Morocco The captain, the passenger and one ironic comment TV Travel Where was I? Bargains around the world The Gambia by Emma Gregg and Richard Trillo (Rough Guides £12.99) Readers' rants Thomas Cook Airlines (020 7616 9185 Knocked out by nature's goliaths In the wild, size matters. Richard Newton tracks down the biggest beasts, from California to Kakadu Somak Holidays Where to find the heavyweights CTS Horizons Picture windows Chateaux, cobalt seas, Welsh lakes and the mighty Rift Valley: Jaremy Lazell has the hotel views to sigh for Multiple Classified Advertising Items Confidence tricks: six other courses to free yourself from fear Cancel your fright Nervy flyer or just plane terrified? Spread your wings on a fear-of-flying course, says Liz Edwards The Sunday Times Dubai Duty Free Big Spender: How They Grant Tour Africa A private island, a palazzo, a deluxe safari: where do you go if money's no object? Jeremy Lazell meets the lucky few who booked their dream holiday Peregor Travel Hairy moments In wildest Canada, the bear essentials include a shotgun, says Nick Middleton The Sunday Times The Barbados cure for lost love Midlife crisis? Bernadine Kennedy finds gin and a gigolo the perfect tonic ITC Classics Travel brief Hop around the slopes Don't stay put on the piste: for high adventure, mix different resorts into one big trip, says Sean Newsom Drift with the snow: high-altitude trips to transform your holiday Follow these adventurous routes and take your skibreak to a higherlevel The Southern Rockies The Glacier Express The Mont Blanc Express Seychelles Cruises Find the art and soul of travel on a cultural tour As the Tate launches its own art tours, Christopher Somerville follows its lead through Venice, and, right, we choose 10 more top cultural trips Ski Solutions Reader offer Johann Sebastian Bach in Germany The Anglo-Zulu War in South Africa Luxury Ski Desert Fortresses in Jordan Cesar Manrique in Lanzarote Gods and Pharaohs in Greece, Turkey and Egypt Prehistoric Rock Art in Namibia Culture and Cuisine in Thailand The Easter Festival in Moscow Salsa in Cuba Gardens and Villas in the Veneto, Italy Trailfinders Airline Network Www. virgin. com Carrier P&O Morocco & Tunisia My hols Harry Hill's holiday companions: a dope fiend, Postman Pat and Vaclav Havel Avis Where was I? Win a week's holiday for two in a villa in Tenerife, with Simply Travel The competition Contents Soul brothers Why does Tony Blair admire George W Bush when so many Britons fear and despise him? Andrew Sullivan defends two leaders who have bonded in the face of evil Flybe. com Opposition to war, and Bush, grows in Britain How Gloom about Iraq Has Increased British Antipathy A Nation in Two Minds True Brits? We're all fakes, actually Our attachment to Richard Curtis's sugar-coated film version of Britain reveals our frailties Cliches in Curtisland Silverstone Weak on the inside We're hurting ourselves as well as Charles The gossip is false, cruel and damaging to more than the royals., says John Major Bulk buying in lardie land Backing singer with a lyric for the new Tories Ancient art of courtship returns via the internet date Old-fashioned wooing has come back with online romance, finds Julia Llewellyn Smith Times Online Who needs old masters anyway? The head of the Tate thinks we should be spending our millions on keeping great modern art in the country, not wasting it on international competition to retain old works. Is he right, asks Richard Brooks Encounters New horizon for the white tribe of Africa Farmers hounded out by Robert Mugade are flourishing again thanks to an invitation from black Mozambique, writes Christopher Hope Christmas Gift Guide Going out with one hell of a bang My mother among the mind's ghosts Amy Tan author of the bestselling Joy Luck Club, tells the moving story of her mother's gradual descent into Alzheimer's disease The Sunday Times crossword The Sunday Times Christmas Gift Guide Let off for bad behaviour The fad for 'emotional audits' of pupils is a classroom cop-out, only more inspiring teaching will curb disruption, says Chris Woodhead The zealotry putting teachers in the dock The case of the head cleared last week of hitting a girl illustrates a new rush to accuse and prosecute teachers, says Margarette Driscoll St. George's University When a school is failing, parents may be able to sue Click and compare for a bargain Buying online is cheaper than the high street, but few shoppers reap the benefits of price-comparison sites. Sally Kinnes hunts down the specialist sites that are offering serious savings Selected Searches and what You Can save Get a headset mindset Sounding off Advice for Comparing Prices Don't panic Exploration Delight in the sky at night, as Richard Simpson focuses on sites with a universal view Organisation Lunar Pocket-Sized Sophistication Games: the latest games for computer, console and mobil Weather Equipment Portrait Snapper Style Setter Snaps on the Slopes Photography Software BT Research That's amazing! Hold the moment: Michael Wright sheds light on brief encounters and online art Me and Jacques Chirac are a couple of brainy boys Winner's Dinners An ill wind at the BBC This Life Pop Career for Noddy The Daily Telegraph: Canaan Banana Last word… 1936-2003 president of Zimbabwe The Guardian: Fritz Kraemer 1908-2003, US government adviser Winner's Letters Couch Potato Crisp, Anybody? The Science of Kylie's Bottom Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents High earners face pension squeeze How to dodge the £1.4m cap Power payments News in Brief Contents OAPs losing out Big drug firms take Footsie to new highs Jupiter Brown fiddles while our pensions burn Intelligent Finance A Question of Money Cut in life policy payout will wreck my tax plans Are we really in a bull market? Shares have rallied, but many experts are bearish about the outlook for equities. Are they right? asks Alicia Wyllie Bulls Creating the ideal growth portfolio Barclays Bears Fidelity The Sunday Times Halifax Banks cashing in on rising interest rates Britain's borrowers and savers are being short-changed after the recent increase in the base rate, reports Clare Francis Top Tracker and Fixed Rates Contents Borrowers take bigger risks as property booms With house prices still rising, some lenders will allow you do stretch your debt. But take care, says Kathryn Cooper The Cost of Extending your Loan Barclays On Deposit Halifax Channel Islands Limited Endowments: how to plug the shortfall If your endowment mortgage is not on track to clear your debt, switch to a repayment loan, says Clare Francis Why it might pay to lock into a fixed rate loan David Budworth finds out if you should fix your mortgage for five or ten years in case rates rise further Halifax The Rate Escape The Sunday Times Tax perks of marriage David Budworth explains a number of ways in which husbands and wives can cut each other's tax bills Life Search Legal & General Income tax Joint accounts Capital gains tax Inheritance tax Married couple allowance Divorce Shopping for wine can be so rewarding Mean with Money The Sunday Times Price of gold soars to a high Nelson sale: all hands on deck Collector's File Newton US fund scandal hits savers Dubious dealings in America may affect your investments. By Alicia Wyllie Barclays Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Manager thinks big with blue chips Fund Watch Chase De Vere Trader banks a profit by refusing to panic My Diy Pension The Sunday Times London & Country Mortgages Ltd Tolstoy finds a novel way to make money Fame and Fortune Alexandra Tolstoy, writer and adventurer, and her Tartar husband run horseback treks to central Asia. By Natalie Graham The Woolwich Kingfisher English Partnerships Barclays Boxwood Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Top banks invest in pink power City firms are widening their recruitment pool by sponsoring the first careers forum for gay undergraduates. Roger Eglin reports Nrgexecutive How to Apply Job jitters grow, but it's worse for the Germans SPA Multiple Display Advertising Items English Partnerships Women shatter glass ceiling A quarter of Britain's top charities have a female chief executive and their pay is rising. Gareth Huw Davies reports South East England Development Agency References: a waste of time? Odgers The Sunday Times Contents Scooby-Boy Creature Feature Crash Landing Hello Everyone! The Funday Times Hear the noise Chin-tastic Bird brain Marathon man Mobile TV Sun burn Simpsons Creature Feature Bike King Anger Management Dial "m" for Mojo! Television Fresh! DVD Drink Today International friendly, England v Denmark Sport News Saturday Rugby World Cup final, Sydney Going Live Funday Stars Squirt Creature feature up Jarvis Robot Crusoe Academy Style Star New Look! Scooby-Doo! Florida Fun Prize Haul Dear f-mail, Here is my poem about a perfect best frien Christian McArdle, 14, Armagh Dear f-mail, This is a picture my dad took of me on … Funday Times PoKeMoN Contents Contents Smart is glad to be the gay choice Up to Speed Merc cuts an E-class into a coupé Stop-start economics Cars on TV Me and my Motors On his CD Changer Up and at' em, Rover Vital Statistics My other car's a… The top dogs of the motor industry don't necessarily drive their own glitzy products … something much humbler can do them just fine, reports Andrew Frankel Who's pulling the dealership strings? Why do apparently independent dealers offer you exactly the same prices? Because, unknown to you, they're part of a supergroup, writes Jason Dawe Porsche USED Car: Land Rover Freelander The Sunday Times Aston Martin Authorised Snow Time like the Present Ingear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams Flat Feat The Knowledge Spark Plugs Everything you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Carry on Viewing Bentley BMW Authorised Dealers Hexagon Pug, we have a huge problem here Vital Statistics Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz in London Romans Letters Mercedes Have your Say Audi Porsche The Sunday Times Jaguar & Daimley Authorised Dealers Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Design Disasters My First Crash Chuck Palahniuk Www. lamborghini. co. uk British Car Registrations Regtransfers. co. uk Lancaster Contents Contents How a water mill in Lochend Cottage, Keith, Banffshire, £30,000 Moving Time and place Jeannette Kupfermann spent five years chilling out in Woodstock, Ny, before the drugs ruined the hippie vibe Commuter land The prospect of faster local trains on the Eurostar route is boosting property prices, reports Graham Norwood What's On… Octacon Houses of the week Cornwall £520,000 London Gwynedd £220,000 Rutland £1.3m Gloucestershire £495,000 Modern city living The X factor John Elliott takes a tour of Gillian Anderson's home in Notting Hill and discovers that the star of The X Files used striking colours and artworks to create a bohemian haven How to restore a Gem By cannily renovating the basement then letting it out to finance the work, an Edinburgh couple spent just £525,000 on a house that could now sell for £1.4m, says Anne Toomey What It Cost Harrods Estates Playing footsie If the thought of stone flooring gives you cold feet, choose a cosier alternative, says Victoria O'Brien Take the Floor In at the deep end An inviting pool or a thatched roof have the 'wow' factor to seduce housebuyers. But many come to regret buying on impulse, discovers Ros Dodd Don't Get Swept Away By… Landlord Mortgages Country Property FPDSavills Sleep tight A darkened room is perfect for hibernation and blackout curtains will keep out noise too, says Paula Robinson Illegible Article Tool Kit Strutt & Parker From five-star to B&B Singer Charlotte Church's parents have swapped globetrotting as part of her entourage for a quieter life running a guesthouse, reports Liz Davies British Gas FPDSavills Is Standsted set to crash? Uncertainty over plans for a new runway have left house buyers and sellers in limbo, reports Ben Rooney London Property London Property Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward St. George Time for the nuclear option On the Market The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Financing the dream What… Overseas Property The Whistle Jacket Club Overseas Property Detached Villas Halifax Fadesa Downsizing in style Torre Mirona Hamptons Midlands makeover Developers are lining up to revamp run-down Leicester, but are plans for the city too ambitious, asks Fred Redwood The Sunday Times Tea Trade Wharf Winter woodcraft Home-grown Christmas Last but not least Lighten up New shrubs can still be planted as long as the ground is not waterlogged or frozen Times Online Concrete ideas An outdoor staple proves its versatility in the garden, reports Karena Batstone Reach for the sky Dan Pearson celebrates the dramatic eremurus, which can grow up to a towering 10ft high to lift the spirits of anybody who loves gardening Fensa Ask the experts Dtz Residential Selling Agents Stay in and Work out Tred of the grind and exorbitant rates of the gym? Installing your own is more affordable than you might think, reports, Anna Lawlor Sunley Pavilion gets new innings A ruined Victorian cricket pavilion has been restored into a dream retreat in the Kent countryside, reports Terry Hope Sunley St. George Wharf Guys Court Grovemanor Private Sales Liverpool rising Merseyside is about to boom again—giving landlords new opportunities in the buy-to-let stakes, says Rosie Millard The Market How Much? Rentals Crest Nicholson Contents Contents Boarders move in at the top of the league table The Independent School of the year has a team spirit that starts in the boarding house and nurtures success in all areas, write Judith O'Reilly and Alastair McCall The Sunday Times School of the Year The Top Schools by Region Davies Laing & Dick Independent College A Wise Choice The questions that heads dread Good independent education is expensive so make sure schools are worth every penny, writes Philip Evans Fee-payers reach for the stars with record results Our biggest guide ever charts the rise and rise of private education, writes Alastair McCall Hotcourses. com The Top 500 Independent Schools The Top 500 Independent Schools Top Prep Schools It all adds up—aim high and be happy The head reacher at Hale Prep School has a more formula for success. underpinned by a … of hard work. writes Judith O'Reilly How to make this guide work for you St Paul's Girls' School North London Collegiate School Westminster School City of London School for Girls The Lady Eleanor Holles School St Paul's School King's College School The Godolphin and Latymer School James Allen's Girls' School Channing School Merchant Taylors' School Mander Partman Woodward Motting Hill and Ealing High School Old Palace Road Croydon Cro 1ax Mansel Road Wimbledon Sw19 4ab 3 Maresfield Gardens London Nw3 5ss Putney High School Queen Victoria Street London Ec4v 3al Haling Park Alleyn's School St Helen's School Bancroft's School Harrow School Eltham College Kingston Grammar School University College School Dulwich College Latymer Upper School Northwood College Queen's Gate School Sutton High School St Giles Terrace Barbican Burlington House 177 Uxbridge Road 2 Cleveland Road Ealing Parkway Hillingdon Middlesex Ub10 9jx George Road Kingston upon Thames Surrey Kt2 7nu The Oak Tree Nursery 86 Grove Road Sutton Blackheath High School Junior School St Dunstan's College Junior School Abercorn School Dulwich College Preparatory School Sydenham High School Junior Department Forest School Preparatory School The Mount School Junior School … Home Preparatory School for Girls Colet Court James Allen's Preparatory School King's College Junior School North London Collegiate School Junior School St Martin's School Westminster Under School Wycombe Abbey School Eton College The Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls Magdalen College School Oxford High School Tormead School Winchester college St Catherine's Bramley Guildford High School for Girls The School of St Helen and St. Katharine Tonbridge School The Royal Grammar School Sevenoaks School Radley College Downe House St Swithun's School St Mary's School, Ascot The Abbey School … School Charterhouse Headington School Top 20 Boarding Schools Queenswood The Portsmouth Grammar School St Albans High School for Girls Roedean School Abingdon School Burgess Hill School for Girls Immanuel College Tudor Hall School Guildford Rydes Hill House Tonbridge Heathertonhouse Cobham Chelmsford Great Ropers Lane Elm Green Preparatory School Gateway School St John's School, Lower School Crown House St John's Beaumont St Hilda's School Danes Hill School Dragon School Magdaten College Junior School Milton Keynes Preparatory School The Manor Preparatory School Oxford High School Junior Department Rowan Preparatory School The Cheltenham Ladies' College Badminton School St Mary's School Talbot Heath School The Maynard School Marlborough College Sherborne School for Girls The Godolphin School Redland High School for Girls Westbury-on-Trym King Edward's School Bristol Grammar School Canford School Clifton High School Dauntsey's School Heywood Preparatory School Royal High School Bath Junior Department Exeter Junior School Park School Fairfield School Redland High Junior School Thornlow Preparatory School The Millfields Wycliffe Preparatory School The number's up: year two pupils follow a numeracy … Perrott Hill School Badminton Junior School Cheltenham College Junior School Port Regis St Margaret's Preparatory School Howell's School Llandaff Haberdashers' Monmouth School for Girls St Michael's School St Gerard's School Monmouth School Rougemont School IB holds Oxbridge seal of approval Top universities say International Baccalaureate diploma students have a distinct advantage over A-level candidates, writes Karen Bayne Top International Baccalaureate Schools Top 25 Girls' Independent Schools Top 25 Boys' Independent Schools Christ College Howell's School (Denhigh) Rydal Penrhos Llandovery College The Cathedral School Rougemont School Oakleigh House School Top 20 Mixed Independent Schools St John's-on-the-Hill Preparatory School Lyndon Preparatory School King Edward VI High School for Girls King Edward's School Loughborough High School Shrewsbury High School The King's High School for Girls Malvern Girls' College Rugby School Nottingham High School for Girls Twycross House School Leicester Grammar School Nottingham High School Royal Grammar School Derby High School Shrewsbury School Bromsgrove School Uppingham School Moreton Hall Solihull School Wolverhampton Grammar School Concord College Nottingham High Junior School Vernon Lodge Preparatory School St Joseph's School Shrewsbury School Nottingham High School for Girls Junior Department Waverley House School Stwinefridesschool@postmaster. co. uk Illegible Article St … School … School … Department Www. bramcote-lorne. notts. sch. uk Www. trentcollege. net Manor House Preparatory School Mountford House School Bilton Grange The Blue Coat School Edgbaston High School for Girls Lower School Hallfield School Prestfelde The Perse School for Girls The Perse School Oundle School Ipswich High School Dame Alice Harpur School Norwich School Stamford High School Norwich High School for Girls Bedford School Bedford Modern School The Highest Day School Fees The Lowest Day School Fees Schools Catering for Dyslexia Independent Secondary The Sunday Times Preparatory St Martin's Preparatory School Norwich High School for Girls Junior Department Peterborough High School Junior School Notre Dame Preparatory School The Perse School for Girls Junior School The Perse Preparatory School Town Close House Preparatory School Withington Girls' School Manchester High School for Girls The Manchester Grammar School The Queen's School The King's School Bolton School Girls' Division Chetham's School of Music The Grange School Bury Grammar School (Girls) Stockport Grammar School The 10 Most Expensive Boarding Schools The 10 Lowest Boarding School Fees Merchant Taylors' School Merchant Taylors' School for Girls Cheadle Hulme School Westholme school Admissions Sec@birkhs. gdst. net … School … School for Girls Bolton School Boys Division Birkenhead School Arnold school Hale Preparatory School Manchester High School for Girls Preparatory Department Withington Girls' School Bolton School Girls' Division Junior Department Cheadle Hulme Junior School The Queen's School Lower School The Grange Junior School Highfield Priory School Stockport Grammar Junior School Chetham's School of Music Junior Department Bury Grammar School (Girls) Junior School The King's School Junior Division Westholme Middle School Greenbank School St. Pius Preparatory School Mossley Hill Www. brabynsprep-school. co. uk Info@ladybarnhouse. stockport. sch. uk Top 25 Independent Schools for A-Levels Top 25 Independent School for GCSEs Central Newcastle High School Leeds Girls' High School Royal Grammar School Bradford Girls' Grammar School Sheffield High School Bradford Grammar School St Peter's School Queen Elizabeth Grammar School … High School for Girls Harrogate Ladies' College Wakefield Girls' High School Bootham School Leeds Grammar School Queen Margaret's School Casterton School Royal Grammar School Junior School Westville House School The Froebelian School Birkdale Preparatory School Durham High School for Girls Junior House Red House School Hull High School Junior Department Sunderland High School Junior School Yarm Preparatory School Lady Lane Park School Newcastle Preparatory School Central Newcastle High School Junior Department Richmond House School Rose Court and Ford House Junior School Methodist College Belfast St Patrick's Girls' Academy Mount Lourdes Grammar School Victoria College Our Lady's Grammar School Assumption Grammar School Sacred Heart Grammar School The Top 25 Voluntary Grammar and Independent Schools Sullivan Upper School Strathearn School Bloomfield Collegiate School Cabin Hill School Penrhyn School (Strathearn Preparatory Department) Victoria College Preparatory School Rockport School The High School of Glasgow St George's School for Girls St Margaret's School for Girls The Mary Erskine School Hutchesons' Grammar School St Columbia's School The Glasgow Academy Craigholme School Fernhill School The Top 25 Independent Schools in Scotland Best for Standards and Highers Best for GCSEs and A-Levels Robert Gordon's College Albyn School for Girls George Watson's College Fettes College St Leonards Merchiston Castle School Belhaven Hill Craigclowan Preparatory School Lathallan Preparatory School The Sunday Times Parent Power 2003 New Park School St Leonards Middle School St Mary's Preparatory School The Sunday Times Listed below are the 175 independent schools profiled … Microsoft Contents Sony Contents Crowe's nest Being Master and Commander may have gone to his head, but talk of love and fatherhood reveals an unexpected sweet side to hard man Russell Crowe, says Christopher Goodwin It's only rock'n' roll, but they like it Tom Jones? 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Dan Cairns meets the man behind the mouth Channel Tv'S excellent Prime Suspect drew an audience of 11m … The prime of Miss Helen Mirren Positive thinking Noi Albinoi 15,93 mins Trilogy: One 15,111 mins The Singing Detective 15,109 mins Elf PG, 97 mins Laurel Canyon 18,103 minutes Octane 15,91 mins L'Afrance 15,90 mins Benzina 15,88 mins The Medallion PG, 88 mins Grandma, he loves you The Mother does more than break taboos: it exposes the selfish ties of family life, says Cosmo Landesman Sony Ericsson Short Cuts Sbc Embrace the Gherkin Norman Foster's City tower has reinvented the skyscraper, says Hugh Pearman Academy Award Winner Www. birminghamarts. org. uk The bitterest pill It might be hard to swallow, but Stephen Poliakoff's revival of Sweet Panic is a hash, says John Peter Jerry Springer Kodak Loyal Women Royal Court Tonight's the Night Victoria Palace True West Bristol Old Vic The Beatles The Playboy of the Western World The Month A disc full of prizes Classical Dvorak Piano Concerto; The Golden Spinning Wheel Pierre-Laurent Aimard (piano), Royal Concertgebouw, cond Nikolaus Harnoncourt Mahler Jacob Obrecht Missa Sub Tuum Praesidium The Clerks' Group, dir Edward Wickham Brian Ferneyhough Kylie Minogue Alex Parks Ronan Keating Death Cab for Cutie New kids in town Rachel's Tara Jane O'neil & Dan Littleton Bela Fleck & the Flecktones Various Artists Alan Lomax The Month Death on the Nile The Royal Opera's zomoie-like Aida robs Hugh Canning of all desire to live Savoy Theatre Last 3 Weeks The One The top arts events of the coming months Martha Graham Dance Company Dinner Thirteen Deborah Colker Film The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Dance Concerts Pop Comedy This week don't miss HMV Say it louder The ROH's day of black classical music did not break down enough boundaries, says Paul Driver The Sunday Times Toast of the airwaves Pete and Geoff prove breakfast shows are not incompatible with intelligent humour, says Stephen Armstrong Travelodge Games Project Gotham Royal Shakespeare Company Pop Idol Amped 2 The Month Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup DVDs and videos Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle Life for Rent Dido Room on Fire Strokes Anger Management The Battle of Algiers Agenda A tale from moving pictures East meets west in epic style in the National Ballet of China's bold adaptation of a once banned film, says David Dougill Raymond Gubbay Classical Concerts The Moody Blues The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Life on the edge Read on… Baring all in a search for his past Read on… Diary A scary monster Alex Light A prize collection The woman who lit up literature What Kevin Crossley-Holland has on his bedside table In the news Books behind the headlines: Master and Commander The greatest leader of the 20th century? 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