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ResumoContents Sven caught canoodling. . . this time with Chelsea Boom time for divers: A series of explosions sends … PM told dirty bomb defence 'catastrophic' Contents Virgin atlantic A1-Qaeda leader says: Heathrow our target Contents Memo leak traps migrant row minister The Sunday Times Contents Talking Newspapers Contents Newspapers Support Recycling The Sunday Times BT Health screening call over HIV increase Run schools like Tesco, Blair urged Oh lord: Archer is back in business Labour drops bid to strip peer of seat Robertson beats Mandelson to be our man in Europe Northern rock Hell is Footballers' Wives, says archbishop BUPA Breath tests for drunken sailors Halifax Mexican caving row hits new depths US-style tests to find top pupils BMW Cambridge college matches Man Utd in wealth league It's the smoking not the drinking, says Kennedy Man of steel tops Asian rich list Getty's charitable farewell helps raise millions for the Queen UK'S Richest Asians Diana's sons find solace at Althorp Britain fails its first terror test run British Airways Contents Mobiles to serve as dirty bomb detectors Reality show 'MP' may try to grab Blair's seat Cancer risk toxin detected in food Intel inside Volkswagen Calm down, worryguts: the anxiety is all in your genes 'Smart' traffic lights can ease motorway james Contents Agents creamed off $1m in United deal Insight AmericanAirlines UN chiefs probed in giant Iraq oil scam Argos Times Online Saddam 'to Hang' Blunkett moves to gag the blabbers Pink Tory dream hit by 'inferior gays' comment Peugeot Del Boy and Basil have the last laugh Vauxhall Private schools axe scholarships for middle class 'i met Osama Bin Laden in Kabul. It was at this time … The confessions of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Tiscali Toff of the Pops They are more elite than street but public school kids are taking over the charts. Maurice Chittenden and John Harlow report on the rise of the rocking Ruperts BT Toff's Rap So is this the son of Prince of Darkness? Profile Your country needs you to pick up penguins, corporal P&O Cruises Give us a referendum The buck doesn't stop Tele2 Damned if we fight terror, dead if we don't Picture Gallery What is the BBC for? Let's hope the new boss knows Otis Ferry, the son that Bryan Ferry seems to have Atticvs How to avoid Redwood's blunder with a hen and a haddock Atticvs Kilroy Carey makes up with Muslims by upsetting gays Atticvs Gadaffi finds 'Isratine' cure for Middle East headache Atticvs Guardian readers will get their first taste of Atticvs Take care, those medical experts can ruin your life Life could be extremely colourful at the BBC if Atticvs Ladies and gentlemen, the winner of this week's Clare Atticvs If hunting is ever banned, however will country folk Atticvs The Sleep Disorder Clinic War shakes our moral bearings Offside: Having the Football Association Nissan Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street Nimbys have short memories Life with Lucian: I am writing on account of the Abbey What was cancer, great-grandad? Fatal heart attacks could soon be a thing of the past. The battle against many cancers is also being won. So are we on the brink of a new medical revolution? Jonathan Ungoed-Thomas and Roger Dobson investigate New Weapons in the War against Disease Fiat Pitt shelves Hollywood to be Brad the Builder SAS man tells how coup went wrong Safety Recall Notice Bomb Factory Gulfair Accidental premier sets out to heal Spain Ariel Sharon 'to be charged' in property bribe scandal Gaza's mourners plan 'spectacular' revenge BT Hamas in Terror Plea to Al-Qaeda Revealed: Gadaffi's air massacre plot Teak tiger Contents MD The Sunday Times Condi takes the battle to her 9/11 critics Commonwealth calls time on Africa's last playboy king Freeserve Don't say cheese: French connection trips up Kerry The week's weather Acas Newspapers Support Recycling £1m 'drug' cash seized at house News in Brief Crossbow killing New plan to encourage supergrasses Murder search Jude Law: An interview with Sadie Frost ("Out of Love Kieron Dyer: In the article "Football: Rotten to the Jackpot tops £8.2m for Lotto Graffiti clean-up US forces kill boy Feminist hair theory ruffled by mockery Wine makers fight back as France turns sober Chirac in search of election scapegoat Egg Film bosses hunt the blog bard of Wolverhampton Tony's secret is to be the perfect chump Marks & Start The claws are an act—Anne's a real pussycat The old boy network is dead: so meet the what-an-nice Stop making Kennedy sweat Contents Contents FA fight Chelsea for Sven Contents Alfa Romeo Frantic Fa Bid to Keep Sneaky Sven Football: Eriksson Crissi Coach has gone too far His players need all the support they can get in Euro 2004, but Sven-Göran Eriksson is thinking only of himself Villa's Samuel one of five new faces in England squad England's 26-man squad for the friendly in Sweden on Wednesday contains several new names and some glaring omissions, writes Joe Lovejoy It started like this. . . . . . has it ended like this? How Eriksson's England record compares Who's next? Six in the frame if Sven falls on his sword Sven tracker: Eriksson's journey from the Swedish Third Division to England, via Portugal and Italy Now will he stay or go to Chelsea? Abbot Xle Sol in Euro 2004 fitness battle The arsenal centre-back's groin injury is of concern to England, given Rio Ferdinand's suspension, writes Joe Lovejoy Classy French spoil bold England revival Rugby Union: Six Nations Sweet slam for Lew Bleus England fought until the bitter end, but the world champions left themselves too much ground to make up last night Roberts England v France: How they have compared over the years Coach in sole charge of Lions Sir Clive Woodward's unprecedented selection power has fuelled Celtic fears of an English takeover, says Nick Cain Hill running up a blind alley England's lack of a ball-carrying openside in the mould of Neil Back cost them dear in Paris last night Sky Sports The forwards Rugby Union Who deserves the Lions' Share? The home teams have lacked lustre in this year's Six Nations, but a few great players have managed to shine through Tetley's The backs My contenders to tackle All Blacks Don't expect England to have it all their own way when if comes to Lions selection. The Irish, Welsh and Scots have also staked their claims this season Malone keeps Bath riding high Zurich round-up Ireland U19 player dies D'Arcy crowns Irish triumph Hansen reign ends in style Aol Broadband Draw in wake-up call for dozy City Powergen Cup Classy Delap ends drought Late salvo revives moody Blues Vauxhall Job strikes late to deny lacklustre Everton Pete Oilver at Goodison Park Barclaycard Premiership Nationwide First Division Second Division Third Division Pools Today's matches in England and Scotland Rangers v Celtic Other Football Nationwide Conference Leading Goalscorers Scotland Fixtures Leeds pay for defensive blunders Brian Doogan at St Andrew's Rovers stunned by Yakubu Renault Penalty misery for Charlton Emperor of Roma Fabio Capello always gets a mention when the big jobs become available, but the Roma manager is standing by his talented but beleaguered side. By Ian Hawkey Subaru Capital call-off puzzles Italy How did supporters cause the derby between Roma and Lazio to be abandoned? Ian Hawkey examines the strange events at the Stadio Olimpico last Sunday Samba at the San Siro After their Kaka-inspired destruction of Deportive, Ac Milan are building a persuasive case towards retaining the European Cup, writes Ian Hawkey O'Neill's bus takes the route to Euro glory Triumph over Barcelona has given Celtic the belief to reach another Uefa Cup final, writes Ian Hawkey State of play: how the four European Cup quarter-finals stand after last week's first legs The Sunday Times Barca out to pinch Silva Football Shorts Ronaldinho 'signed' for United Witton hit by unlucky streak Montenegrin football chief dies of gunshot wound Ladies' day at Barnet What a difference a day makes Football tales from The Sunday Times Albion lifted by late surge Classy Etherington steadies West Ham's nerves Richard Lewis at … park Green keeps leaders flying Phil Craigie at Carrow Read First Division Sunderland go marching on King rules over Crewe Robinson fires up Cardiff Nationwide round-up Ips wich made to fight for win Silencing the Gunners Sir Alex Ferguson denies it, but there's more than just an unbeaten record at stake at Highbury today—much more The Sunday Times United Arsenal in right place to take record Turning records into silverware - Arsenal's erucial month Toure de force The Big Interview: Kolo Toure Arsenal's energetic central defender tell Jonathan Northcroft about his three Fs: family, football and faith Claudio Ranierl Controversial sackings Brian Clough Will Carling The Sunday Times Dick Hern Vicente Del Bosque Yorkshire David Leadbetter Tommy Docherty Billy Martin Damon Hill 60 seconds in sport With Keith Wood, former Ireland rugby union captain How America's finest took their sport to the next level Bigger than Pele? Freedy Adu is the face of US football, sorry, soccer, and the millionaire aged 14 is being used to sell the game to the masses NFL Baseball Ice hockey Basketball Times Online Much Adu about Freddy The Sunday Times Swain Sets sights on Saints St Helens are favourites, but Hull's tough hooker is no respecter of reputations and is plotting a Challenge Cup quarter-final shock today, says Richard Rae The lord of the ring For all the attention, Manchester's rising boxer won't forget where he had come from, or lose sight of where he is heading The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Bowled over Graham Thorpe knows what it's like to be on the receiving end, and is thrilled that England are handing it out this time Lara's theme is whistling in the wind West Indies are in disarray on and off the field, and their captain's example is hardly likely to transform their plight Rising from the Ashes Evan amid the depths of another drubbing in Australia, there were signs of a brighter future. Now, with a maturing captain and a blistering young pace attck, England are on the rise again, writes Simon wilde Inzamam bars India's path to history Despite being without their captain, Sourav Ganguly, India are favourites to claim a first Test win in Pakistan Five areas where England have improved Five areas where things must improve The Sunday Times Thorpe shows Jones the way Newspaper Marketing Agency Woods digs deep to fight anothe day A stubborn comeback made a mockery of his battle to survive the cut — but the American is still showing signs of strain at Sawgrass, reports Alasdair Reid No quarter given Steve Redgrave used to mock the Boat Race, but today it pushes crews to the limit and moulds future Olympic medallists Thorpe dealt Olympic blow A tumble off the starting blocks in Sydney yesterday has cost Ian Thorpe the chance to defend his 400m freestyle title in Athens, writes Alex Fortune The Sunday Times Results round-up Today's Racing Fixtures Venus fails to shine but overcomes Oriental threat Sports round-up Rugby Union Rugby League Fixtures Racing This Week Fate draws Babodana a winning hand An 'unfavourable' stall proved a lucky break as Philip Robinson's charge won the Lincoin, says Ray Gilpin Grand designs Buoyed by his success at Cheltenham, trainer Dessie Hughes Hopes Timbera will crown his Grand National Debut Pleasantly Perfect storms to desert victory Richard Mandella was upbeat after his horse beat rival Medaglia D'Oro, reports Tim Richards in Dubai Latest Grand National betting Saab Sport Letters Write to: The Sports Editor (Letters), The Sunday Times Sky Sports Caught in Time Ireland 13 England 10, Dublin, March 30,1985 One for the future Leon Baptiste, 18-year-old European Junior 100m champion Sport on TV Don't miss this Questions answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Heroes' Olympic gold medal-winning rower Matthew Pinsent on Francois Pienaar Any Answers? Show me the money Inside the world of sports betting Times Online O' Neill is ready for hot seat Hugh Mcllvanney The voice of sport Times Newspapers Limited Warren's rabbit punch at Harrison High-chair hysterics Contents Hedge fund trio bank £55m pay-out at London Diversified Tempers rise as Interflora plots sell-out WS Atkins lines up deal to rebuild Libyan capital Charcol Contents Picture Gallery USA Today publisher pulls out of Telegraph race over 'crazy price' Contents Are we wasting cash on cancer? Special Report Paul Durman examines American claims that efforts to find a cure are mis-directed Continued on Page 8 Contents BT Lees speaks out on board rows Parting of the ways forecast on bank rates Driving forward. . . The RFU, English rugby's governing … Baltimore recruits new directors Plan to privatise RAF pilot training Bridgepoint sells holiday coaches Chelsea owner oils the wheels Business Digest Ofgem to boost greener power Centrica calls on regulator to block BT's planned tariffs Germany's Tui in cheap flight row BP's $5bn for shares buyback Fighting pirates. . . Film companies such as Universal … BMI cost cutting halves airline's losses to £9m Value of housing stock doubles Commercial Finance Wembley braced for new bid onslaught Allen bounces back and with a good tale to tell Recession and other terrorist myths Heartbreak hotels Buds of recovery will not shrived in heat of conflict American Account Green's piece Growing on Trees A new hedge fund has booked £55m in management fees in its first year. John Waples and Louise Armitstead ask if it really is that easy to make a fortune Meanwhile Chief Executives Get a Relative Pittance GKN's modest Knight bows out Sir David Lees is stepping down after a 16-year reign at one of Britain's oldest engineering giants Telewest Business Vital Statistics Sir David Lees's Working Day Working Space The power behind flowers Everything in the garden's not so lovely for Interflora, which is braced for a shake-up By Matthew Goodman American Express The Sunday Times Sainsbury buys in a new chief as investors sell up The supermarket chain is facing a roasting in the City. Can Justin King save the day? By Matthew Goodman Coke fail to tap into EU water market The solft-drinks giant's attempt to crack Europe has fallen fiat. reports Dominic Rushe from New York Online Extra Gpg faces uphill struggle to break up hotel group The new chief executive of De Vere insists that he has the best plan to maximise value. By John Waples NatWest BAE's new chairman nails his colours to the mast Dick Olver has made sure he is seen to have the best interests of investors at heart, reports Dominic O'Connell The healthy option from Mr Hamburglar John Arlidge meets Pierre Woreczek, the Frenchman charged with giving McDonald's a more wholesome image The Sunday Times How B&Q boss is aiming to hammer rivals Rob Cissell wants his company to sell more exotic ranges and become the Tesco of Diy. By Matthew Goodman Espana Cracking China Business to Business Merlin tries to regain its magic touch After the flotation of Ark Therapeutics, Sir Chris Evans's fotunes seem to be turning again. By Paul Durman Internet links mean number is up for old-style phones Advances in technology could make last week's price cuts by BT an irrelevance. By Paul Durman Contents Times Online Exodus heralds end of Schroder's IT dream Despite extolling technology, Germany is suffering a crippling brain drain, writes Michael Woodhead from Frankfurt BT German Jobs Exodus Cost of Workers World share markets Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Local paper group is more than old news Judgment Day: Should You Buy Shares in Johnston Press? Sainsbury sells US market chain The Week that was Business on the Box The Week Ahead Quote of the Week Deedes can't resist SOS call by Telegraph Like father, like son as Jeremy returns to help the newspaper in troubled times. By Dominic Rushe The Document Company Contents China's new 'empire' thrives on trade rather than tribute Beijing regards its business links as a modern form of imperial relations. Michael Sheridan reports from Bangkok The Brits who beat Blair to Gadaffi's tent UK firms have been doing millions of pounds of business with Tripoli despite the sanctions. By Dominic O'Connell Watchdog with real bite for number crunchers Sir Bryan Nicholson, head of the Financial Reporting Council, is accountancy's new hard man. He talks to Lucinda Kemeny Why auditors closed the door on Shell The oil giant's annual accounts were never even put before its auditors, reports Lucinda Kemeny The Sunday Times A boss's manual on hiring and firing Business Tools The Sunday Times Ambitious managers are going back to school with a Master plan How to get into business school The Sunday Times A Touch of MBA Magic The Sunday Times Franchises Space was a gap in the market How I Made It Sally Wilton founder of Etc Venues A timely way to give up smoking Idea of the Week Minister attacks small firms over dividends Row over Tax Break Reversal In an astounding outburst, Nigel Griffiths said the 19% levy was to combat abuse of the system. Report by Rachel Bridge Todd Enterprises Emalaysia Switchboard seller's wrong connection Business Doctor Fraud fears in a company car Lord's moves its boundaries With the domestic cricket season about to start, the spiritual home of the game around the world is set for a commercial makeover, reports Philip Smith What the Experts Say Mcc's Challenges Money and your Business Progress Report Matra Systems Conclusion Royal Mail Dobson may find his true vocation Prufrock Henry tries new Brand of material HSBC, the self-styled World's Local Bank needs Marshall's dodgy dabs Nobody does practical jokes better than hoteliers Prescription for success Sharewatch Peterhouse Creaming profits Market Mole Contents Britain's best travel agents Now that independent holidays are just a mouse click away, is there still any point in using a high-street travel agency? Yes but only if they're very good. Mark Hodson goes undercover to find the ultimate holiday-makers British european Headphones Good Gear Guide Anatolian Sky Elegant Resorts Digital Camera Markwarner Soft Shell Jacket Mp3 Player/recorder The also-rans Hand Luggage And the winner is . . . Afloat on an ocean of money Travel Writer of the Year It's the most exclusive ship on the high seas . . . or at least it was until they let Stephen Bleach aboard The World Mexico The Creation The Luxury The Politics Hidden Turkey Meanwhile, in the bowels of the ship . . . The Class Structure Multiple Display Advertising Items The Happy Ending? US to back down on visa scheme A breath of fresh Eire Questions & Answers Distant Palaces by Abilio Estévez (Harvill Press £16.99) Klm (0870 507 4074, Where was I? Art/Shop/Eat Paris by Delia Gray-Durant (A&c Biack £6.99) There are certain aspects of the inaugural BOAC flight … Bargains around the world Inca Trail gets tougher Parknasilla Great Southern Hotel Irish Hotels Federation Snail rail for Easter Holiday money West of Ireland Stena Line SriLankan Airlines (020 8538 2001, www. Srilankan. … Ireland Direct Readers' rants The mystery of the Moors Searching for Portugal's Arabic past, Jason Webster found madness among the minarets Ireland Cool Pools From the savanna to the spa and the Matterhom to the Med, Susan d'Arcy finds the most stylish swims Isle of Wight Vital… British Airways Holidays Sportting stripes in Mowgli's jungle In the little-known forests that inspired The Jungle Book, Brian Jackman hunts Shere Khan Black and blue and doing the dirty Novice skier Ally Wells hit the slopes hard. . . so why not compare those bruises? Clubs Sunsail Elegant Resorts Travel One Simply Travel Seafrance Travel brief Mediterranean classics: it's the clash of the holiday titans Both offer knockout hoidays, but which is tops? Andrew Thomas fights the corner for Tuscany, Anthony Peregrine for Provence. Seconds out! Simply Travel Air France Trans Indus Cachet-Travel Savile Kirker British Airways Crystal Holidays The Sunday Times Simply Travel The Sunday Times Andrew Thomas goes to Cortona, the real star of Hollywood's new blockbuster, Under the Tuscan Sun Indigo Euro Tunnel It's a Split Decision Tuscany Blow by blow: how to get there and find a place to stay Provence Trans Indus Jeffersons A bit on the side Want hotel facilities without the hotel? Think outside the box, says Rob Ryan: an annexe is ideal Overseas Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items 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 Tony Hawks hesitates in Jaffa, repeats a trip to Moldova—and deviates in Ibiza Multiple Display Advertising Items The writer and comedisn Tony Hawks, 43, has written … Where was I? Win a luxurious long weekend in Boston, courtesy of Travelocity. co. uk The competition Contents The Book that is Rocking America Blaming Bush Richard Clarke, the West Wing warrior who has shocked Washington by accusing the Bush team of negligence, was at the controls in the White House during the dark hours of 9/11 — as his unprecendented insider's account reveals Flybmi Bush and his Inner Circle Had No Interest in Analysis: They Knew the Answers' All because the lady loves chocolat Joanne Harris's novel brought her Hollywood success and a new best friend in Juliette Binoche. She tells Stuart Wavell what she did next John Lewis Sex and the tired marriage Stand up, Mr President, and say sorry for 9/1 I've made Fran… the new Florid… The drugs didn't work-wrinkles did the trick Interview Throw the book at prisoners and they'll love it Literate inmates are teaching the illiterate in a pioneering scheme, finds Minette Marrin Multiple Classified Advertising Items The son rises in Gadaffi's kingdom Andrew Lycett, Gadaffi's biographer, met Libya's heir apparent who paved the way for last week's historic visit by Blair Multiple Classified Advertising Items You don't have to be mad and rich to live here but . . . Why are the worst places to live in Britain deemed the most desirable, asks Sam Jordison Graham, I'amour and a brothel night to forget Yvonne Cloetta, who was Graham Greene's mistress for 32 years, remebers how she fell for the enigmatic novelist — and his dark side Palestine and the high price of hatred If there is one thing that will stop the Palestinians getting the state they deserve, it is their terrifying anti-semitism, writes Clive James The Sunday Times crossword The Sunday Times Which is better: nanny or granny? Are grandparents good at childminding? Hollie Smith looks at the pros and cons Education Psychologist's Tips We can give all our students an equal chance Steven Schwartz, the government's university admissions tsar, tells Sian Griffiths how a fair and transparent system can be implemented Military orders should not extend to choice of school Chris Woodhead Answer the question Multiple Display Advertising Items Music-lovers in chains Doors In the week that the UK music industry threatens court action against music pirates, James Knight argues that restrictiver legal download services leave honest customers with their hands tied Future options Notable Alternatives to the Traditional Download Store Honesty in the best policy to sink the online pirates Sounding off Games: today, see the latest games on The Month Don't panic Nigel Powell answers your home technology queries Cut above the rest Web shopper Sunday's online challange: Laura Atkinson sizes up the net to inject some spring zing into her wardrobe Budget Games Office Workhorse Qtech 2600SE Room to Grow Nethighstreet NETCB499 Maximum rating One. Tel Brilliant! Net gamesmanship: Mike Pattenden learns how to frolic with the animals at ferryhalim. com/orisinal If I've paid for the piper, then I'll all the tune Winner's Dinners Enrique flirts with disaster This Life The Daily Telegraph: Richard Marner Last word Des to Be a Dad Again The Daily Telegraph: Sir Houston Shaw-Stewart Winner's Letters Sad News for Cruise and Cruz How where Did I Drop that Contact Lens. . . Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Money Cut the cost of your second home Main residence Tax blow for overseas property Benefit deadline News in Brief Contents Better bond rates Married couples Shares recover from lowest level this year Holiday lets Fidelity Investments Pensions Check what's on the cards before you buy an Isa Performance pay Abbey Nowhere to turn with an endowment shortfall A Question of Money Diana Wright answers readers' queries about the budget Vodafone director makes a good call Directors' Deals Contents Should you keep faith with equities? Shares have fallen back after a 12-month bull run, but experts say that there on need to panic, writes Kathryn Cooper Drip-feed your money if you think the market might slump Artemis Contents Prepare for higher mortgage rates Some experts say the base rate could rise above 5%, so borrowers should think of fixes or spread bets. By Kathryn Cooper Legal & General Fixed rates Mix and match Capped rates Portman Building Society Stand-alone … Spread betting Trading up The Sunday Times War over call charges Competition among telephone firms should result in cheaper bills for most households. By Clare Francis Which Company is the Cheapest? Phone abroad for less — or nothing Halifax Norwich Union Fidelity Investments Get ready to run your own pension Experts predict a boom in self-invested schemes when the rules are changed to include buy-to-lets. By David Budworth M&G Investments Annuity reforms would help thousands of pensioners Ifloan Home Truths Where to get the best deals for this year's Isa There are a number of ways to cut the cost of buying a fund, writes Alicia Wyllie in the first article of our four-page Isa special Legal & General Apply early for cash schemes Experts pick the top funds for You have eight days to decide where to put this year's tax-free allowance. Alicia Wyllie finds out which schemes are tipped to soar Britain British Funds European Funds The Sunday Times Europe America American Funds Japan Japanese Funds Your last-minute investments Emerging Markets Funds The Sunday Times Specialist … Specialist Funds Corporate bonds Corporate Bond Funds Skipton Building Society What to do if your Isa is tied to a home loan Many homeowners who are relying on funds to pay off their mortgages could face shortfalls, says Clare Francis Direct Line Halifax Cheltenham& Gloucester An Added Bonus Young savers can still get a good rate Children are being frozen out of National Savings, but they can still find a top deal on the high street, writes Matthew Wall Top Rates for Children Multiple Display Advertising Items The Royal Bank of Scotland The Sunday Times With-profits: it may be time to cash in Many investors with endowments would be better off surrendering their policies and paying any penalties. By David Budworth Halifax The Sunday Times Mortgage Deals Cheap Credit Cards Best Savings Accounts Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Windfall Shares Factfile Cazenove boss goes on the defensive Fundwatch FSA Buying to beat the slump My Diy Pension Halifax Garden guru knows the value of graft Fame and Fortune Radio 4's Bob Flowerdew spent years as a jobbing gardener, picking up skills that are now his biggest asset, By Natalie Graham Jupiter Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Why bosses need a good talking to It's tough at the top, but finding an outsider with whom you can discuss work problems makes all the difference. Report by Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Immigrants are needed to work for our pensions Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Moving time for civil service Staff may settle happily into new offices after a relocation but it can take its toll on families, writes Gareth Huw Davies Multiple Display Advertising Items How to Smooth the Move Values added to a public service Public Opinion Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Scooby-Doo in the Case of the Cold Trail Takeaway Treat The Geordle duo's Saturday Night Takeaway is back, but are Ant & Dec off to America? Declan Donnelly chats to Adams Tanswell to set the record straight Hello Everyone! The Funday Times Today Tuesday Wednesday Monday Thursday Saturday Friday Make a splash Smash hit War diary Voucher power Beryl the Peril Spider Action Star Wordwise Scorpia Dear f-mail, Here's a picture of me spending my Gap … Dear F-mail, I live in India and my grandfather sends … Making a Splash Single Fresh! What's Hot and What's Not this Week 5 Colours in her Hair McFly Film Blown Away Dvd/vhs Book Little Darlings by Sam Llewellyn Single Take your Mama Camera Q1 Digital Dvd/vhs Single Someone like Me Atomic Kitten TV Gross! Today Fixture List The Boat Race Wednesday Thursday Saturday Zurich Premiership, Saracens v Gloucester The Grand … Squirt Creature feature Jarvis Gnasher Fans utd Quick Fire Diggin It's Liam Dolan The Simpsons Present Long-Winded Limericks Lego Contents Inside this Week Contents Up to Speed Beemer's baby loyal to rear drive Colt with a smart kick Goodwood and son Cars on TV He's brisk, but not a bat out of hell Me and my Motors … Flintoff On his CD Changer Curse of the Bugatti legend The ultimate supercar has been delayed again has VW bitten off more than it can chew, asks Andrew Frankel The White Elephant Club: Expensive Cars that Failed … The Sunday Times Green fuel runs out of gas The government has cooled to LPG, leaving drivers in a quandary, says Joseph Dunn Who's the Greenest? And how LPG Compares Converting to LPG: Is It worth It? It's hip to be square Honda Multiple Display Advertising Items Shrink-Wrap your Motor Gear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams Rapid-Response Brake Lights The Knowledge SAAB Everything you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Your Speeding Ticket Refunded Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Used Car: Audi A3 Second Opinion Jason Dawe Ford Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Rob Brydon Lights, camera, action! It's Morgan's Vital Statistics Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Get a Move on Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tearaway for a day Alistair Weaver takes his life in his hands at the drag strip that lets in amateurs The Sunday Times SAAB The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Design Disasters My First Crash Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Proven Perfection Contents Contents How For a house with stables in . . . The Windmill, Weatheroak Hill, Worcestershire, £180,000 Moving A mystery room and a haunting portrait The writer Josceline Dimbleby used to love her childhood visits to the grand country home of her eccentric grandfather, where she eventually discovered a tragic family story Toledo cafe chair Thanks for nothing, OFT Last week's report on estate agents showed a high level of dodgy practices, but offered no measures to stop them, says Graham Norwood Octacon Wind towers cause a rush of hot air French Mistress Brits living in a picturesque corner of southwest France are fuming that nobody told them about plans to build a wind farm in the countryside near their homes St-George Taste Wars She likes real Georgian, he prefers neo-Palladian with lots of marble. The solution? Separate houses for David Sullivan and the mother of his sons, says Emma Hawes Moderncity Houses of the week Cornwall £2m Devon £215,000 Kent £450,000 Oxfordshire £290,000 Norfolk £525,000 Developer Ballymore Properties Prop idol moves on World Cup rugby hero Jason Leonard is selling his house but won't be straying far from Twickenham, he tells Cally Law Portsmouth looks to a new horizon The maritime city is shedding its down-market image and transforming many of its old naval buildings into modern homes, discovers Graham Norwood Transport Illegible Article Schools Jobs Properties Future prospects Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items How to make a tidy profit Clearing up local wasteland can send house prices soaring, says Helen Davies Lucrative hole in the green belt A quirk of planning legislation has allowed new homes to be built in a prime country spot, reports Graham Norwood Crest Nicholson Touch of class below stairs Cramming your clutter in an old cupboard under the stairs isn't a good look. Paula Robinson says you can make space with a stylish storage alternative Landlord Mortgages Home to roost This Victorian house needs a special kind of buyer, says Mike Gerrard. One with business sawy, who's willing to live with 80 birds of prey St James On guard and in pocket A London home for £150 a month? It's possible — if you become a property guardian and don't mind living in a library or a warehouse, says Julie Sinclair Kinght Frank Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward The National Association of Naea Estate Agents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beat the crowds in Catalonia Away from usua haunts, Spain still has secluded Nomes in rustic villages, says Rupert Wright This four-bed Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The paint job is a scream Heat & Dust While my Cretan home is turned into a Jackson Pollock, I take a deep breath and count to 10 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lovely bubbly A hot tub is just the thing for relaxing in your back garden — and it's easier to look after than a pool, says Wendy Sloane Multiple Display Advertising Items Something in the air Itchy nose, streaming eyes — for sufferers, hay fever can turn venturing outside into a nightmare. Neil Wormald suggests simple ways to avoid allergens in the garden What to Do this Week The Sunday Times The Orion Building Ask the experts The overseas adviser Multiple Display Advertising Items Redrow The Sunday Times Builders, put your house in order Will a planned shake-up help buyers of new homes, asks Graham Norwood Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items St-George Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Time to get professional An enthusiastic amateurs flood the buy-to-let market, you need to learn a few tricks from the old hands to stay afloat, says Rosie Millard Times Online The Market Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Contents More Powerful than Ever! Contents Nice people don't like to hear this, but the truth … She's a gifted Hollywood actress Still there to entertain us Why is Kurt Cobain's influence so enduring? Listen to his lyrics and you'll understand, says Mark Edwards Oscar See and hear why the spirit of Kurt Cobain still lives Uktv Documentary UKTV …ck Beckham fails the test of time Televison Emerald styles Radio waves Crime of the Passion So bloody yet unbowed Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ has more gore than a slasher flick and a bucketload of pointless controversy to boot. Enough already, says Cosmo Landesman The Station Agent 15,90 mins Rest of the week's films The West Wing Dawn of the Dead 18,100 mins The Month Under the Tuscan Sun 12A, 113 mins Welcome to the Jungle 12A, 104 mins Fear X 12A, 91 mins Short Cuts Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London PG, 100 mins Travelex But little light relief For a play that's all about the need to connect, Charlotte Jones's insular The Dark just fails to power up, says Victoria Segal Beautiful and Damned The Month Films Check out the latest releases Music All will be revealed Arts See them first TV & DVD Worth investigating Kids Riddle me this Games Screen Select Homage to Catalonia Rest of the week's theatre Some Voices Young Vic Studio The Changeling Tobacco Factory, Bristol Badnuff Soho Democracy Federico Ricci On record A priglone di Edimburgo Sololsts, Philharmonla Orchestra, cond Gabriels Bellini Beethoven Symphony No 9 Soloists, Bayreuth Festival Orchestra and Chorus, cond Wilhelm Furtwangler Music & Arts CD 1127 Classical CD of the week Janacek Orchestra Works Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, cond Charies Mackerras Supraphon SU 3739-2 032 (2 CDs) Mahler Symphony No 4 San Francisco SO, cond Michael Tilson Thomas Avie 821936-0004-2 Enescu The Three Piano Sultes Luiza Borac (piano) Avie AV0012 Aerosmith Pop and Jazz Honkin' on Bobo Coulrnbia 5154472 Janet Damita Jo Virgin 84404 2 Blockhead Music by Cavelight Ninja Tune ZEN CD88 The Divine Comedy Absent Friends Parlophone 5962802 New kids in town Kanye West Jack Rose Two Originals of . . . Beautiful Happiness Happ001cd Dean Roberts Be Mine Tonight Kranky Krank063 Jacques Loussier Trio The Best of Play Bach Telarc Sacd-63590 Daniel Wylie Pop CD of the week Ramshackle Beauty Measured Mrwyl1e001 Various Arists The Rough Guide to the Music of Morocco World Music Network RGNET 1128 The Month Microsoft Windows Death becomes him Jonathan Cope rises easily to the challenge of the destructive lead in the epic Mayerling, finds David Dougill English National Opera Glyndebourne The top arts events of the comign months Eternal Sunshine of the Spotiess Mind Glastonbury Guantanamo — Honour Bound to Defend Freedom Edward Hopper Film The Critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Most of the plays and concerts featured in Culture Pop Comedy Film This week, don't miss Theatre Continental Divide Art Durer and the Virgin in the Garden Comedy Jason Byme Opera Lady MacBeth of Mtsensk Dance Dance Theatre of Hariem Concerts BBC Philharmonic Pop Super Furry Anlmals The ring modulation cycle Jonathan Harvey's new sketches for an opera about Wagner overload the circuit, says Paul Driver Travis A Dutch treat Hugh Canning on the concerts marking Bernard Haitink's 75th year Der Rose Barbican Games Megaman X7 The Sunday Times Sword of Mana Victoria: An Empire Under the Sun Motor Show Spirited Away Optimum, PG, 120 mins; £19.99 (DVD), rental Spellbound Metrodome, U, 96 mins; £19.99 (DVD), £15.99 (VHS) Young Adam Warner, 18,97 mins; £15.99 (DVD), rental Finding Nemo The Matrix Revolutions Warner, 15,122 mins; £22.99 (DVD), £16.99 (VHS) See the trailer for The Matrix Revolutions on April's Agenda Aliens carrying a friendly message After 40 years, we can finally have a close encounter with Archigram's space-age structures, says Hugh Pearman 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 Pile'em High The Sunday Times concise crossword No 837 Hardbacks Paperbacks An endless pursuit of perfection Gielgud's Letters: John Gielgud in His Own Words edited by Richard Mangan Weidenfeld £20 pp564 Read on. . . Past masters who preserved our present Antiquaries The Discovery of the Past in 18th-Century Britain by Rosemary Sweet Hambledon and Lodnon £25 pp473 Read on. . . Diary Consolations of the inner life The Spiral Staircase by Karen Armstrong Harper Collins £20 pp342 The Open University The Distan Echo What Geoff Dyer has on his bedside table In the news Books behind the headlines: Hamas The sadistic misfits who controlled the lives of millions Stalin and his Hangmen An Authoritative Portrait of a Tyrant and Those Who Served Him by Donald Rayfield Viking £20 pp528 Read on. . . A nation in trauma Soldiers of Light by Daniel Bergner Allen Lane £16.99 pp180 A country in disguise? Andalus: Unlocking the Secrets of Moorish Spain by Jason Webster Doubleday £12.99 pp288 WHSmith Busy doing nothing Floundering: Letters 1928-1946 by Isaiah Belin edited by Henry Hardy Chatto £30 pp809 Margaret ATW D Threads bared 1066: The Hidden History of the Bayeux Tapestry by Andrew Bridgeford Fourth Estate £20 pp354 Alex Light The House of Godwine The History of a Dynasty by Emma Mason The English Resistance The Underground War against the Normans by Peter Rex Waterstone's The Power of Purpose Awards Striking home GB84 by David Peace Faber £12.99 pp465 A poisonous pen My Name is Legion by a N Wilson Hutchinson £16.99 pp506 Frozen in time Ice Road by Gillian Siovo Little, Brown £14.99 pp544 Children's book of the week Little Darlings by Sam Llewellyn Age 9 WHSmith Paperbacks The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon Notes on a Scandal by Zoe Heller Reefer Madness and other Tales from the American Underground by Eric Schlosser The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown An Underworld at War Spivs, Deserters, Racketeers and Civilians in the Second World War by Donaid Thomas Dangerous Liaisons By Choderlos de Laclos, read by Michael Sheen, Sarah Woodward and cast The North of England Home Service The Lady and the Unicorn Tracy Chevalier read by Isla Blair and Jamie Glover The Pity of It All: A Portrait of Jews in Germany 1743-1933 by Amos Elon Festival events What's happening at Oxford today You really must read. . . The Sunday Times Waterstone's Rank and vile Snobs by Julian Fellowes Weidenfeld £12.99 pp265 Contents Boys with toys Worth setting the video for: the best of Best Films In this World Today, BBC2, 9pm Cross-channel ferry University Boat Race Today, BBC1, 5pm Surprise, surprise There's Something About Miriam Today, Sky One, 9pm It begins at home? Who Cares? Monday-Thursday, C4,7.55pm Trip of a lifetime? Holidays in The Danger Zone — The Violent Coast Monday, BBC4, 9pm Ready for his close-up Daring Himself Monday, Sky One, 10pm Best political insight The Unseen David Blunkett Tuesday, BBC4,8.30pm Don't spare the rod Brat Camp, Tuesday, C4,9pm It was just like this The Real Tommy Cooper Thursday, Biography, 8pm The one to watch Passer By, Sunday/Monday, BBC1,9pm Who says life is fair? Without Prejudice? Friday, C4,7.30pm Radio Sunday28March Pick of the Day All that jazz The Count Basic Orchestra (Performance, 7am) Same old same old The OC (C4,6.30pm) Sisters under the skin When Black Became Beautiful: Out Of Africa (BBC2, 7pm) Olde worlde drama Born And Bred (BBC1, 8pm) Most wanted I Met Osama Bin Laden (BBC2, 8pm) Pick of the day Mel Gibson — God's Lethal Weapon (C4,9pm) Holiday horrors Travelling Into Trouble: Vanished (C4,8pm) The big chill Ice Alert (Five, 8pm) Films Critics' Choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Best documentary Real Story With Fiona Bruce (BBC1, 7.30pm) Carry on Dick Terry Jones' Medieval Lives (BBC2, 8pm) Safe as houses? Fifth Gear (Five, 8.30pm) Too little, too late? Passer By (BBC1, 8pm) Pick of the day Well, is it or isn't it? Secrets Of The Dead: Shroud of Christ? (C4,9pm) Best comedy drama Nighty Night (BBC2, 10pm) No time to lose Without a Trace (C4,10pm) Critic's Choice Films BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day A new experience Hendrix — Band Of Gypsys (Biography, 7pm) For the uninitiated Selling Houses Special (C4,8pm) Oh, that old chestnut Hustie (BBC1, 9pm) Best documentary Police Protecting Children: Predatory Paedophiles (BBC2, 9pm) Pick of the day Macintyre's Big Sting: Leeds (Five, 8pm) Remember the ending Amnesia (ITV, 9pm) When crime does pay CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (Five, 9pm) Wish you were there? Holidays In The Danger Zone — The Violent Coast (BBC4, 9pm) Film choice Films BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Mummy's boy Safe As Houses (BBC2, 8pm) Criminal intent The Bill (ITV1, 8pm) Best Profile Indira Gandhi — The Killing Of Mother India (BBC4, 9.10pm) First impressions The Impressionable Jon Culshaw (ITV1, 10pm) The mouths of babes Pick of the day If . . . it Was a Woman's World (BBC2, 9pm) Thanks for nothing Tabloid Tales: Mohamed Al-Fayed (BBC1, 10.45pm) Seattle's finest Frasier (C4,11.05pm) Films Films Choice Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Now that's rich Moneyspinners (BBC1, 10am) Do not forsake me EastEnders (BBC1 The best of enemies EastEnders—Pat And Mo (BBC1, 8pm) With lines like that. . . Murder City (ITV1, 9pm) Pick of the day New Tricks (BBC1, 9pm) Fifty not out Happy Birthday Thalidomide (C4,9pm) When the devil drives Dead Men's Secrets (History, 9pm) Best comedy Black Books (C4,10pm) Films Film Choice Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Best profile Alec Gulnness (Blography, 8pm) What's in a name? Inspector Mrose (ITV1, 8.30pm) Curtain call The Genius Of Mozart: The First Romantic (BBC2, 9pm) Keeping it real Friends (C4,9pm) Pick of the day The Worst Week Of My Life (BBC1, 9pm) Hopalong comedy Wild West (BBC1, 9.30pm) Too Close for comfort Will and Grace (C4,9.30pm) Not that genius again Mozart Uncovered (BBC4, 10pm) Films Ch… BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Build it up Property Weekend (Discovery Home & Leisure, All Day) Clash of the giants 2 Match of The Day Live: Arsenal v Manchester United (BBC1, 11.45am) Showing it like it is The Art Show: The Spoils Of War (C4,6pm) Game for a laugh Come And Have a Go. . . If You Think You're Smart Enough (BBC1, 6.55pm) Childish things Pick of the day Les Dawson's Lost Diarles (C4,9.10pm) Getting their man? Murder In Suburbia (ITV1, 9.30pm) Top 10 … Millions viewing week ending Feb 29 Film Choice Films BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Roald Dahl Contents Cru Contents Opener Hail to the Thief How Hereward the Wake became a Saxon figurehead, despite the odd looting binge Next Big Thing Dfs Redskleton? Can't Live without … the Worlds Biggest … Brand Royalty Best of British Panasonic Value Siemens Barlow Tyrie Intel inside Worstottimes Comign Home from Schoo, … Feel Mum's Mood in the Air. 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Paul Flynn racks cown pap's next big thing in their native New York Dior And I'll Do what I Want to From hen weekends in Spaish yurts to jasmine-scented nuplas in Umbria, modern brides are choosing increasing: exotic weddings. But, says Kate Spicer they can break the bank Rugby Wives They are to a footballer's wife what an Aga is to a microwave. Kevin Braddock admires … pretty, … and vital sort of blonde now cheering from the touchliness Grecian Goddess Use draping and pleating to become a Hellenic heroine Styling by Emma Sanchez Photographs by Bruno Ripoche Down, Boy! Did you know you can train your man exacly like your dog? Julia Llewellyn tells you how TNmaxx Lift and Separate March the right top with the right bottom and you'll have spring wrapped up By Helen Kenny Claudia Croft Wardrobe Mistress Harvey Nichols Allure The Sunday Times Best Hair Product Shampoc and Conditioner And the Winners are Aveda Shampure John Frieda Frizz Ease — Hair Serum Best Hair Product Styling Treatment Style beauty awards Beauty Lancome Definicils Mascara Best Make-Up Product for Eyes Chanel Vitalumiere Best Make-Up Product Foundation Lancome Juicy Tubes Best Make-Up Product for Lips Eve Lom Cleanser Best Skincare Product for Face Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Lotion Best Skincare Produt for Boyd Bliss Spa Triple Oxygen Facial Best Salon Treatment Chanel Allure Best Fragrance L'instant De Guerlain Best New Fragrance Palmer-Cutler Real Tan Best Newcomer Favourite Brand Clarins Now Look out for Still-life Photographs: Xavisr Young Hari: Joel Goncalves … Clarins Paris Vanessa Wilde's Secret Diary Which Vanessa discovers a novel way to go to work on an egg Lift your Mood In the final extract from her new book, Susan Clark, Style's alternative-health columnist, looks at how natural remedies can help dispel depression, feed your brain and ward off anxiety Fruit halo Vegging out Vegetarianism isn't necessarily the healthy option, especially if you're watching your weight, says Amanda Ursell A Bounce Too Far Remy Martin Can You Feel the Love Tonight? Take 3 Ingredients Larder Essential Tip from the Top Spotted Home-Made Puff Pastry If You're Happy Floating Islands Onion, Prosciutto and Taleggio Tart Rose-Water Panna Cotta with Strawberry Salad Dish up Happiness Aa Gill Table Talk Joanna Simon Sauce Cellar Notes Wine Bluff Reclaimed Glam Vintage finds and an obsession with wood bring out the faded beauty of a West Country … Grainger reports Power Poufs Once in the style wilderness, the humble pout is making a comeback. Talib Choudhry picks some of the funkiest on the design ladar The Berkeley Varun and Gemima Small Talk Hayes & Jarvis In the Stars Mrs Mills Solves All your Problems Lust is Blind There are only two types of men: those you would and those you wouldn't says Shane Watson The Times MIU The Sunday Times The Sunday Times
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