News from 09/05/2004
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ResumoContents Briton trained as 9/11 hijacker UK soldiers face Iraqi sex charge Troops face sex charge Blair 'fixed' defence deal to win votes, says ex-aide Contents Virgin Contents Friend or abuser? US servicewoman Sabrina Harman hugs … Labour push for 'Pop Idol' text vote The Sunday Times Contents Readers Offers £ 15 gourment dining Talking Newspapers Your Sunday Times The Sunday Times Bonhams Contents Firms may be given quotas for women Al-Sadr attacks British in Basra Correction The future's in his hands: President George Bush holds … Poll shows Labour can only win with Brown Contents Hunt for missing nuclear waste Hornby shows how to be good by giving away £2m Northern rock Nurses' leader blows £1,500 a month on taxis IDS talks of Betsy's distress Contents Gambling habit led Briton into National savings & investments Article Withdrawn Trail of Errors Times Online Norwich Union Cut-price cat to take on Channel ferry 'cartel' Mercedes-Benz Doctors sacrifice mother to save baby Hospital food firm tries to block expose of 'filthy hygiene' Human 'black box' to log your daily life BBC epic rebuilds sexy Rome in decadent detail £160,000 buys chance to lob one at the PM Van Gogh may have had secret son with model Vauxhall Queens of baby care in clash over tough love Parents risk 'mental harm' Football clubs to set up health clinics for men Diana fund will back child products for cash Sixth-former unleashed global computer chaos Kilroy switches his bile from Arabs to Brussels Women's desire is a father lookalike Labour armlock forced defence Martin Sixsmith gives the inside account of how ministers approved the merger of GEC and BAE for political gain British european Piano Auctions Limited A Spinner's Life Peugeot How the Secret Pact Unfolded 'Fit' offices help staff fight the flab Easy Jet. com 'Fantasist' Sellers film angers family America's Shame Smart bombs helped win the war in Iraq. Now more than 1,000 digital pictures threaten the peace. Tony Allen-Mills reports from Washington on the Pentagon's darkest hour Lloyds TSB Skoda Hidden 'sex abuse' file could Insight Contents 'Guards sang as they put us through hell' Bush struggles to restore honour in Iraq Toyota 'c' is for suspected crony in spying HQ Profile Comrade Clipboard won't let me crash the car BT A self-inflicted wound E-vote gimmick Mortgages for Business Down in the bunker, Blair wallows in denial Picture Gallery Big business needs taming — and guess who should do it Window stops following Alan Clark's lead on pet Nazi names Civil servants do not watch snooker: and that's Move over, Rory Bremner — Tony Blair is the new mimic king Atticvs Labour's schoolmarm ticks off her truanting MPs At last a purpose has been found for all of the now I had faith in America's plan for Iraq. I was wrong Good to see that Norman Tebbit, the human How's this for showing off? Most schools worry about Former junior agriculture minister Angela Browning … Egg Torture strikes at West's core Europe's promise Petrol Points Say no to sex Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street A troubling loss of British nerve Sound and Fury: Pot, Kettle and black came to mind … Nurses duck duty Child traffickers prey on Romania Honda Intel inside South Africa on standby for World Cup jamboree Survivors tell of Sudan 'death camp' Hepburn's artful secrets revealed Bishop's plea to Blair on Vanunu Wanadoo Gangsta set revives fusty cognac Al-Qaeda threat casts shadow over Philippine election Ferry Bombing Ford drive Exiles assassination trail 'leads to Putin' Ford Today's weather Newspapers Support Recycling Multiple Display Advertising Items Sex-swap lesbian to create baby News in Brief Murder inquiry Two charged over 'assault' on plane Sky-high price 9/11 suspect 'killed in blast at house' Five tickets share £5m Lotto jackpot Revolt by doctors Missing Briton US gets weak signal from Radio Leftie The Times Dutch museum fights to keep £83m art 'haul' Whether it's Iraq or Naomi, news will out HSBC Sin is the only thing Gordon has left to tax A man is to be sentenced for punching the father of … Help, I've got the new father blues Contents Contents Toyota Contents Defiant Ranieri grabs key Euro spot Resilient Southampton hold up Villa's drive for glory Owen boosts European bid Boro in party mood while Keegan courts losses Fifa to select Africa hosts Nelson Mandela is fronting his country's bid to stage the 2010 football World Cup Cudicini howler saves United MasterCard Ranieri goes down fighting The injustice of the Chelsea manager's predicament was emphasised by his side's battling performance yesterday Football Shorts Passing the Buckley Bottoms up for Man United Quote of the week Football tales from the tabs. . . West Ham United PLC The Sunday Times Moyes despairs at Everton collapse Defoe puts pay to Rovers Leicester's win lets Izzet sign off in style Leeds homage to local hero Sutton seals Celtic season Sky Sports Running out of Tyne? Lucnzade Fired-up Fulham in mood to Chris Coleman believes the Gunners' invincibility is slipping he plans a late-season shock for Arsene Wenger's champions today One last chance for Ehiogu The Times Shot out of Nowhere Didier Drogba's goals have taken Marseille into a Uefa Cup final, alerting Europe's top clubs to the striker's unique talent The Championship Wimbledon Beckham dream fades in Madrid Chelsea's costly errors Despite their European exit, Chelsea's players deserve credit for their efforts in a season full of mistakes off the pitch Rebuilding work begins with Mourinho and Samuel Air-Berlin The Coming Man at Chelsea Contents Barclaycard Premiership Ups and downs Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Poos Nationwide First Division Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Portugal Holland Belgium Fixtures Andrew Longmore After suffering for a year in football limbo, Michael Hughes can take Crystal Palace a step closer to the Premiership today Gallen rolls back years as QPR go up Roberts double in vain for Bristol City Round-up The Sunday Times Wigan bid to turn tables First Division Manchester United, 1999-2000 2 Liverpool, 1982-83 5 Arsenal, 2003-4 8 Manchester United, 1955-56 Book of the week 3 Leeds United, 1973-74 6 Nottingham Forest, 1977-78 9 Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1958-59 4 Arsenal, 1930-31 7 Tottenham Hotspur, 1960-61 10 Tottenham Hotspur, 1950-51 Augusta Masters 2004 DVD of the week 60 seconds in sport With Michelle Dilllon, Great Britain's world championship triathlete The Forest of Arden has Shakespearian connections, … Land Rover The Coming Man Ian Hawkey traces the rise and rise of lose Mourinho, the cocksure, confrontational coach of FC Porto, whose new-age methods would make him a lively additional to the Premiership The grooming of Europe's most sought-after coach Porto fight to keep prize assets The Portuguese club president says he will take any club to court that tries to lure away coach Jose Mourinho or his star players Tourists stirred by Bond return Cricket scoreboards and tables The Sunday Times Strauss trades blow for blow Afzaal eyes up a career best Pothas lifts leaders Round-up Thinking ahead England must avoid complacency next week as the best captain in the world brings his New Zealand side to lord's Murali breaks world record Leading wicket-takers in Test cricket The Sunday Times Shane Bond Three Kiwis to watch Button pays the price A dreadful error has left the Briton with little hope of catching Michael Schumacher in today's Spanish GP The Sunday Times How they line up in today's Spanish Grand Prix Wigan call in Brett's debt A big performance from wing Brett Dallas will be the key to Wigan's success in Saturday's Challenge Cup final against St Helens A Shaw thing to power Woodward's summer selection The England coach is ready to turn to the Wasps lock as he shuffles his pack for the tough Down Under The Sunday Times England's new magician He already turns a mean card trick — and now his sleight of hand could win Clive Stuart-Smith a place in England's senior XV Straeuli strikes Nigel Botherway beams in from planet rugby Jaw-dropper Hurter pains Worcester Healey's handbag Where there's a will. . . Quote of the week Separated at birth. . . Saab Laddish Leicester lose their pulling power Struggling to sign players and coaches, the Tigers may be paying the price for their overly aggressive reputation Old Tigers wallop Wasps Zurich Premiership Kydd slices through to extend Irish holiday Rampant Bath top of the pile Hodgson picks up Sale's wildcard Walder saves face for Newcastle Smith's Saints edge closer to silverware Staffware. challenge In February the new cycling season began with five … Top British cyclist David Millar wants to move on from his team's doping scandal but the questions are not going away The Sunday Times Mad Dash to the Finish After building delays and bomb blasts, the Greeks should be starting to panic. Yet their stadiums and confidence levels are rising Athens is way behind schedule and troubled by bomb blasts. Ten questions that need to be answered Olympic countdown Results round-up Today's racing Fixtures Harrison plods to points victory over Francis, 39 Tennis Rugby Union Rugby League Rowing Fixtures Golf Motorsport Athletics Racing Ink Diving The Times Baraka boost for O'Brien The filly's easy victory in the Oaks trial put a smile back on the face of trainer Aidan O'Brien, says Tim Richards Sport Letters Sky Sports Caught in time One for the future Kevin Brown, 19, Wigan Warriors rugby league player Sport on TV Don't miss this Saturday Question & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Heroes' Heroes Snooker's world championship finalist Graeme Dott on Brian Laudrup Any Answers? Show me the money Inside the world of sports betting Times Online Sad truth of failure in Europe The Sunday Times Bookies shiver as Tiger burns bright Gilt-edged geldings Contents Hollinger accuses Black of racketeering and demands £700m M&s targets Archie Norman as chairman Oil price could reach $50 in next few weeks, says experts Contents Investor revolt threatens Canary Wharf takeover Queen of the movie bosses Special Report How Army Pascal became the most powerful woman in Hollywood 16 Pages of business The Sunday Times Farrari Baugur snaps up top jeweller Oakdene chief digs way out of trouble Two 'comeback Kids' Go for Another Roll of the Dice Computer giants join for MoD deal Schoolkids to train as plumbers French will build planes in Britain Failed Tiphook tycoon seeks return to City Easyjet calls for FSA share probe Business Digest Railway bond plan could be derailed Beauty treatment firm brushes up for flotation RBS to cull Charter board Your Netflix DVDs are in the post CBI warns that execs may quit City 'goldfish bowl' BT Hello! What's OK magazine up to in Spain? Desmond eyes TV shopping Lucky Luc, man of many parts, is smoked out Agenda A long way from meltdown Economic Outlook High anxiety Economy needs no steroids to keep on racing American Account Bargains galore Diamond Geyser A swoop on the jeweller Goldsmiths by Iceland's Baugur shows how Britain's high streets are changing Baugur's Raids on Britain Xerox RBS steps up its invasion of US banking The deals will go on, but is the bank starting to pay too much? EasyJet Microsoft Multiple Display Advertising Items The great survivor of the telecom collapse Multiple Display Advertising Items Vital Statistics Bill Allan's Working Day Working Space QinetiQ Blackouts loom as chaos halts investment plans Demand for energy is rising but power firms are paralysed by a lack of clarity over regulation The Sunday Times World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates / Bonds Currencies Commodities Video games leader races for next level Judgment Day: Should You Buy Shares in Game Group? The Week that was £5.9n deal boosts RBS in America Business on the Box Game Group at a Glance The Week Ahead Quote of the Week European dogfight for budget airlines Ryanair's boss says there will be a 'bloodbath' as capacity soars and competition hots up Multiple Display Advertising Items CBI gives companies voice at the top Join the Club Beware of double trouble with mergers How to Merge with another company Todd Enterprises Next Week: The Institute of Directors Membership brings influence Accounting for Car Leases Must I accept trade union if staff want it? The Business Doctor Kingston Smith Chemical-free baby company is in the pink How I Made It Let's drink to timely marketing Idea of the Week Orange TV offers entrepreneurs chance to make a mark Business Tools Airport boss sent to Coventry What the Experts Say Coventry Airport's Challenges The Sunday Times Progress Report Civil Defence Supply 'Collusion? Not me guv, I swear' Prufrock GE Here's a David and Goliath battle. Regional Airports, … Prufrock One of the City's dedicated bachelors is hanging up Prufrock Whitbread's shrewd move in bid battle Inside the City OXFORD's dreaming spires may be long way from wartorn Contents It's All over They believed his promises and their hopes were high. Now their anger is all the more acute. Julia Langdon explains why women have dumped Tony Blair Bmi 'Everybody gets a beating sometime' In his first press interview since his fall, lain Duncan Smith shrugs of failure and tells Martin Ivens about his plans to be the Tories' new ideas man Schools, Hospitals, Immigration — Worcester Woman Has Had Enough I'm the stranger in paradise We all dream of running off to a new life in the sun but when Alison Elvey de Rios married a fisherman on the Galapagos Islands, the fantasy faded fast Dual income shouldn't mean double the guilt Does she deserve privacy? Bush, the boy In the bubble, may yet blow it Le green-eyed monster stirs Mean Fields Gor blimey, I'm a posh gal really Interview The unstuffy duke who couldn't resist women and wine The Duke of Devonshire, who died last week, was a paradoxical man — he founded the Polite Society but his putdowns made dowagers tremble Multiple Classified Advertising Items It's a queer thing — we can't get enough of it The British version of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy is no match for the warmth and fun of the US original Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spinning towards oblivion in space Nasa's space programme almost ended when the Gemini 8 craft spun out of control. David Scott tells how he and Neil Armstrong got it back to Earth Vodka and Whisky Signal Lift-Off for a Friendship across the Iron Curtain Sergel Leonov recalls how a US-Soviet space mission first united him with David Scott What's really in your food. . . It may look tasty but today's packaged food is a chemical cocktail of additives, fats and sugars The Sunday Times crossword Multiple Display Advertising Items Music boxes make life a beach Sounding off E-travel? Hold on tight Tips for the Online Traveller Don't panic Nigel Powell answers travel technology queries Games: the latest games for computer, console and mobil Web shopper Ready to walk on the wild side 2 www. georgefisher. co. uk 3 www. oregonscientific. co. uk Headphones for a Quiet Life Getaway buyer's guide Mail on the Move 4 www. cotswold-outdoor. com Sharp Storage Notebook for the School of Hard Knocks 5 www. yha. org. uk 6 www. expeditionfoods. com Microsoft That's amazing! A strong case for packing your bags Living with Britain's cleverest little girl Multiple Display Advertising Items How to Spot a Gifted Child The bigger the better There is a solution to Cambridge University turning away thousands of the brightest students every year Multiple Display Advertising Items Loans don't travel across the pond Answer the question Winner's Dinners I raise a glass to you, Harry—welcome to London A cut below the rest Shock exchange The tabloid week This Life Achiever of the week The Daily Telegraph: Heather Brigstocke Last word. . . A Friendly Goodbye I'm a Chef, Get Me out of Here! The Times: Max the gorilla Winner's Letters No More Cold Comfort Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Bespoke Weekends Imedeen Sussex and Kent Radio-Controlled Watch Good Gear Guide Clubs Sunsail Portable Printer Scotland The Cotswolds Cycle Phone Charger Derbyshire Pocket Shaver Shoes Vikings in the Carribbean? Apparently so. . . Saul David isn't the first foreigner to have a bumpy landing in beautiful St Barts Intercontinental Airline gone bust? You're on your own Directions Multiple Display Advertising Items Bargains around the world Holiday money Questions and Answers More than 80 of London's private garden squares will By Anthony Sattin Law 'would inflate fares' Where was I? Readers' rants Faking is as surf dude He's got the shorts, he can get than tan. Will Brian Schofield find the right wave to con the surf experts? Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel brief Is Bali safe? Mating time at the buffalo farm For a no-holds-barred experience of European country life, nothing tops a farm stay, says Vincent Crump Multiple Display Advertising Items Kids in Brithday Cows, cheese, olives and kind: four more farming retreats Water cure for a fire down below Will Rhode was trying to rekindle romance — but found a burning love instead Cheese in the Swiss Alps Olives in Andalusia Travel brief Milk in Co Cork Cool Pools The perfect backdrop for a dip? Try dunes, volcanoes, fine architecture and mythical goats, says Susan d'Arcy Multiple Display Advertising Items Beauty and the battlefield: Picturesque, poignant, strangely peaceful — but in 1944, the D-day beaches were an inferno. Anthony Peregrine's three-day tour recalls the past and relishes the present The Sunday Times The tour Multiple Display Advertising Items The ceremonies, the celebrations Island Guide Patmos Limpid water, holy history: you'll want to keep monastic Patmos a secret. James Knight breaks his vow of silence Multiple Display Advertising Items On the Cheap Patmos Pointers Middle of the Road No Expense Spared Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items My hols Shooting lions is routine, but shooting sharks was novel for Wilbur Smith Multiple Display Advertising Items Where was I? The competition Contents Homeowners rush into selling to rent Alarm sounds over buy-to-let Annuity rates rise News in Brief Contents Home reversion U-turn Fears of inflation restrain market advance Fidelity Investments Commission: why it costs us all so much in the end Multiple Display Advertising Items A Question of Money Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Johnston boss profits from good news Directors' Deals Contents The shocking truth about financial advice The experience of our readers suggest that advisers are greedy, lazy and incompetent Ways to find the best advisers Multiple Display Advertising Items Bad Advice Make the most of the rate rise — Multiple Display Advertising Items Savers will get better returns, but beware catches Multiple Display Advertising Items Variable Results Contents Call to free investors in with-profits funds Many savers are trapped in schemes that are closed to new business by penalties of up to 27% Where to get the best deal if you want to run your own pension Multiple Display Advertising Items How Closed Funds Compare Surrendering Could Cost Me a Fifth of my Fund New issues should help keep me afloat My Diy Pension Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Dying to know the outcome Mean with Money Multiple Display Advertising Items Battling climber is scaling new heights Fame and Fortune Cheltenham & Gloucester Greek art revival takes off around the world Collector's File 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 Multiple Display Advertising Items Companies that play by the rules Multiple Display Advertising Items Keep your work at work if you want a good life balance Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Why councils should nurture ambitious staff Talented people who feel their careers have stalled need to be motivated if they are not to switch to the private sector Multiple Display Advertising Items Nit pickers find fun in the detail Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Scooby-Doo Hello Everyone! The Funday Times Today 7 Days What's Happening in the World this Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday 7 Day and Funday News Thursday Friday Saturday Vital Lessons News Great Scott Baa-Ber, Please Great Scott Cosmic Call Chai of Fools F-mail Wordwise Singing to Win European Going solo Euro winner Boys and girls Remember me Nul points! Terry's all gold The Funday Times TV Fresh! This Week Single DVD/VIDEO Party Treat Book Single Playstation 2 Book Toy Album Destination Atlant Dream Team Squirt Newtons law Jarvis Dennis and Gnasher Fans utd Sam of Sam & Mark Cute! Willing and Able The Simpsons Contents Inside this Week Car Advertising VW set to release its Brazilian Fox Up to Speed Bell law has a daft ring A sportier kind of school bus Cars on TV Mirror, signal, mood swing Me and my Motors Captain Gatso's losing battle New figures show Essex is the country's speed camera capital. But drivers elsewhere should not gloat — their time is coming The Top Ticketing Areas Are They Working? The Case in Essex The Least Ticket Happy Areas A Mini revolution hits Moscow With the help of a madcap PR stunt, the Mini is fast becoming a fashion item among Russia's young rich. Alistair Weaver revs up and joins in The roof's gone but most You Little Beauty: The Creation of a Baby Boomer Legend Be afraid: the Chinese dragon wakes China is about to export cars to Britain. Will they be any good? Ray Hutton visits Beijing to find out How we pulled off the Italian Job The men behind the film that turned the Mini into a movie star tell Jeremy Hart the secrets from the set Multiple Display Advertising Items The Driver's Hay Fever Cure Ingear Bringing Engine Fanatics to Book The Knowledge Roll Bars Everything you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Gripping Stuff Indeed Car Engines Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Skoda Octavia Second Opinion Ford Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Camouflage for tl Clarkson Shock Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Letters Multiple Display Advertising Items Have your Say Paralysed — but back in the race Gordon Cruickshank feared a crash had ended his rallying days. But he tells how, after nearly two years in hospital and four operations, he got behing the wheel again The Sunday Times It's Driving with Knobs on Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Your Motoring Problems Solved Car Clinic Deal of the Week My First Crash SAAB Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Approved Pre-Owned Contents Contents How Much: A lakeside home in. . . The Methodist Chapel, Gorefield, Cambridgeshire £100,000 Moving on Where religion met football John Motson's father was a Methodist minister, and their church house had a room big enough to kick a ball around it Design Classics Arne Jacobsen Swan chair A marriage left in ruins If I had agreed to a cottage instead of a restoration project, would I still be with my husband, asks Alice Douglas Octagon The rise of the neo-ban Barn Conversions or Neo-Barns? Halifax Hugh's river goes on the market Their weir in the heart of Dorset had its moment of fame in the River Cottage television series. Now it's on the market for £8,000, reports Debbie Cowan Trevor Square Houses of the week After two years in the doldrums, this spring's country house and estate market is stronger than ever. We choose some of the best on sale this season Norfolk £1.5m Monmouthshire £2m Northamptonshire £1.65m Surrey £7.5m Oxfordshire £3,075,000 Modern City Liuinc Smallbone True cost of 'expert' advice Thousands of people sign up for property investment seminars. But experts fear they are a triumph of marketing over common sense. Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon investigates the unregulated world of get-rich-quick from buy-to-let Restoration drama Ivan Massow restored this Somerset house. Now he's selling it to pursue his political ambitions, reports Caroline Donald Hamptions The Sunday Times The project… Building a conservatory cteates extra space in your home and adds to its value. So isn't it time you had a bit on the side? The home service Could a machine sold on television shopping channels herald a new age of steam and the end of chemical cleaners? Shop around Leicester market plays catch-up Comuter land After years of lagging below the national average, property prices are booming in the Midlands city and its surrounding villages, says Graham Norwood Landlord Mortgages Transport Schools Jobs Properties What's on the Market Future prospects Nationwide Kitchen shrink The smart alternative to the big show-off kitchen is to hide it in a cupboard, says Victoria O'brien On the Menu Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Clapham lures educated buyers The imminent opening of a much-needed new state secondary school is giving an already pricey area of south London a further boost to its property values, reports Jane Mulkerrins Imperialwharf Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fred makes a lucky find Cottage industry In from the cold Five years ago, few foreigners invested in Moscow property. But with prices rising by 40% a year, leading British estate agents and investors are forking out their cash, reports Carey Scott Hot Properties Multiple Display Advertising Items Chesterton Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Liquid assets Inexpensive and simple to install, a water feature can transform both the atmosphere and appearance of even a small garden, says Alison Wear White vin man You don't need a posh greenhouse to grow grapes, says Neil Wormald Get your geraniums Garden Private view Cleaning up Sow runner beans and french beans in the garden Bristol fashion In good trim The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the experts Multiple Display Advertising Items Aston-Chase Keeping it in the family On-site day nurseries are attracting working parents to new property developments, discovers Fred Redwood The Sunday Times Crosby Michael Shanly Homes FPDSavills Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Can flats be a girl's best friend? Disappointed by conventional investments, more and more women are going into the buy-to-let business, says Rosie Millard Knight Frank Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Tempus Contents Jailhouse Rock Contents Van Gogh is the artist we think we know best. . . Waldemar Januszczak has spent more than two years On the long road back from a lonely place Charlotte Rampling is making her National Theatre debut. Will it prove that the fears unleashed by her sister's death are finally loosening their grip, asks Bryan Appleyard Out of this world When the sun comes out, so do the big blockbusters, What has Hollywood in store for us this summer, asks Jeff Dawson The Day after Tomorrow The Stepford Wives Thunderbirds Troy Spider-Man 2 I Robot Shrek 2 King Arthur The Village Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban All snap and crackle Despite a triple helping of monsters, Van Helsing has little to get your teeth into, says Edward Porter Winner The Company Box Office Open now Performance Wonderland Confessions of a Teenage The Saddest Music in the World Multiple Display Advertising Items Anazapta Where's Firuze? Married/Unmarried Re-inventing Eddie Laws of Attraction Demon Lover Biteback London's burning, fetch the cameras Television Silent night Bigmouth strikes again Hear excerpts from You Are the Quarry Great White hope Take one fed-up country singer and a tub of hair dye, mix them together and what do you get? A soul-singing sensation, says Robin Eggar Oleanna Unlock your Dreams Come on, do the locomotion Catch Carnesky's Ghost Train for the theatrical ride of your life, says Stephen Armstrong Welsh National Opera Shattered Glass The Month Onegin Best in shows A musical version of Brighton Rock kicks off Michael Attenborough's keenly anticipated second season at the Almeida says Matt Wolf Gluck Classical On record Frank Bridge Orchestral Works, Volume 4 Alban Gerhardt (cello), BBC National Orchestra of Wales, cond Richard Hickox Chandos CHAN 10188 Joseph Calleja Classical CD of the week Tenor Arias Orchestra Sinfonica e Coro di Milano Giuseppe Verdi, cond Riccardo Chailly Decca 475 250-2 William Byrd Consort Songs Robin Blaze, Concordia Hyperion Cda67397 Charles Ives Concord Sonata, Songs Susan Graham, Pierre-Laurent Aimard Warner Classics 2564 60297-2 The Streets Pop and Jazz A Grand Don't Come for Free 679 2564615342 Ron Sexsmith Retriever Parlophone 5783082 Keane Hopes and Fears Island Cid8145 Mr David Viner This Boy Don't Care Loog 9866469 New kids in town Glenn Branca Lesson No 1 Acute ACT005 Various Artists Money Will Ruin Everthing Rune Grammofon RCD2032 Angelique Kidjo Oyaya! Columbia 516441-2 Damien Dempsey Pop CD of the week Seize the Day IRL IRL018 Dill Jones Davenport Blues Chiaroscuro CRD 112 (2CDs) The Month Drowning on Dry Land Keane Hopes and Fears The Triumph of Love The Gentleman from Olmedo Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads Barbican In the field If our Olympic bid succeeds, we must equal the vision of the great new stadiums. 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