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Giles Smith, Jessica Berry and Daniel McGrory, Richard Mabey, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Malcolm Turner, Philip Marsden, Paula Hawkins and Alison Gibson, Christina Hardyment, John McNamara, Jon Ashworth, Cath Urquhart, Jon Snow, Leon Rose, Peggy Noonan, Donald MacGillivray, Robert Cole, Catherine Riley, Rob Stanley, Nigel James, Patricia Davies, Tim O'donovan, Seb MacKenzie-WILSON, Diana Peschier, Sarah Potter, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Stephen P. Williams, Jane MacQuitty, Alexandra Blair, Tim De Lisle, Simon Hills, Robert Thicknesse, Anita James, Mark Souster, John Mulvey, Valerie Elliott Editor, AG, Frank Gannon, Ivo Tennant, Clare Lazaro, Andrew Robinson, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Virginia McKenna, Christine Seib, Tricia Sullivan, Suna Erdem, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Dominic Wells, John O'Byrne, Nic Hopkins, Clive Davis, Emma Crichton-Miller, Kate Reardon, Elizabeth Judge, Peterschmeichel, Gabrielle Starkey, Lucia Van Der Post, Patrick Kidd, Matt Holland, Martin Aston, Wendy Ide, James Hider, John Bungey, SM, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, CG, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, David Sharrock, Alastair Campbell, Antonia Senior, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Mark Griffiths, Pat Gibson, Mike Claughton, David McVay, A. C. Grayling, Mike Mulyhill, John Goodhand, Robin Howden, Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor's Commentary, Hilary Rose, Rich Sutcliffe, Katherine Swift, Gary Lineker, Debra Craine, George Cunningham, Gary Jacob, Joe Morgan, Grainne Gilmore, Tim Reid, Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Candida Crewe, Jo Morris, Anthony Browne Brussels Correspondent, Jenny MacArthur, Tim O'Sullivan, Jill Sherman and Sam Coates, Stefanie Marsh and Tosin Sulaiman, Rhys Blakely, Roland Watson, Valerie Elliott Consumer Editor, Jane Paget, Jonathan Margolis, Ron Lewis, Helen Rumbelow, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Cordon Ramsay, Jonathan Sacks, Stephen Baxter, John Reid, Tim Teeman, Anthony Williams, Derwent May, Arwa Haider, Angela Jameson, Steve Chick, Robert Burrow, Paula Hawkins, Peter Paphides, Jazz Clive Davis, Ronald Wilson Reagan, Mary Gold, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Nigel Williamson, Carola Long, Nelson Sofres, Stephen Anderton, Amber Cowan, Ronan McGreevy, David Lister, Mark Atherton, Jonah Goldberg, John Westerby, Neil Harman, Rick Broadbent, Jane Wheatley, Jan Baldwin, Tom Baldwin, Sarah Vine, Sam Coates, Chris Power, Dr Feelgood, Bernice Foreman, Simon Barnes Sports Writer, Fiona Neill, Ann Treneman, Simon de Bruxelles, Sheila Dillons, Rob Wright, James Jackson, Amanda Platell, Dominic Kennedy and Andrew Norfolk, Gabriel Rozenberg, Benjamin Fry, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Victoria O'Brien, JMC, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Richard Hobson One-day Cricket Correspondent, AJ, Adam Sage, Nick Barlay, Lewis Smith, Matthew Pryor, Oliver Kay and Gary Jacob, Peter Riddell Political Briefing, Richard Miles Investment Editor, Rod Liddle, Jullette Kellow, Jane Ridder-Patrick, Lisa Verrico, Sean O'Neill, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Johnson Matthey, Xan Rice, ED Potton, Clare Longrigg, Neville Scott, Charles Gant, Knight Bachelor, Chris Campling, Clive Cheesman, Helen Rumbelow Political Correspondent, Cathy Harris, Russell Hotten, James Dyson, Dr Barry Lewis, Peter Hunter, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Alex Hawkes, Roger Boyes, Martin Waller Personal Investor, Peter Dixon, Chloë Bryan-Brown, Peggy Wilshire, Sean O'Neil and Greg Hurst, S. E. Harris, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Julian Muscat, Adam Fresco, Chris Condron, Diane Boaden, Nigel Kendall, John Goodbody, James Doran, Jonathan Clayton, Robert Crampton, Brian MacArthur, Jason Groves (President), Craig Lord, E. E. Reeves, Julie Burchill, Mike Brewer, Matthew Parris, Michael McIntyre, Raymond Seitz, Stephen V. Straker, George Caulkin, Amanda Craig, Angela Neustatter, Tim Wapshott, Caitlin Moran, Sheila Keating, Iain Finlayson, Ben MacIntyre, Anne Dixey, Chris Floyd, Declan Bucley, Antony Beevor, Nick Blanford, Ben Webster, Michael Dynes, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Alison Gibson, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, Richard Miles, Andrew Lycett, Lea Paterson, J. A. 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ResumoThe Times Voters give Labour a kicking Blair under pressure as win for Livingstone is party's sole comfort Times sales increase The Times Sun sets in West for America's hero Index England looks to captain and King The Gong Show Tiffany & Co. State of Play The Complete Weekend Paper Multiple Display Advertising Items Nurses angered over pay delay Terror fears over ship firms' bogus papers Sex beats Mammon as the key to happiness Airports' opponents stall plans on runway expansion Recognition for dedicated teacher Daihatsu Actors, musicians and writers share the limelight Television stars pass Honours screen test Sitcon and game show personalities dominate the list of birthday awards write Sean O'Neill and Greg Hurst Huntley prosecutor is appointed OBE EasyJet.com Trainers accused of bullying stable lads Watchdog praises children's centres Www.timesonline.co.uk Exam boys face death charges Expensive point Strike looms Drink curbs Boy killed brother Sex attacks Prison suicides Ppp-problem Angler drowned Carroll letters Just AAsk How City men put us down, by 'sexism' banker By a Correspondent: Bereaved coroner comforts parents Sally Clark's husband is killer, expert tells GMC Currys Rigorous testing will prove dietary links France v England Wheat-free diet gives food for thought A school claims dyslexic children show astonishing improvements with special meals, reports Alexandra Blair Crumb of truth in fashionable anti-wheat fad Arthritis drug gives sufferers fresh hope Homebase Dixons High life and £3n parties of a drug baron Girl sent texts to 'murdered' mother Caroline's attacker sure to strike again' Picture Gallery On standby... Mission to save oldest alliance Sit back, pour a port and try our pub quiz France Eliminated Euro 2004 saints pray that sinners go in peace Joe Public joins the great and the good for Reagan farewell Sony Thatcher praises her friend who 'won the Cold War-not … This is an edited text of Baroness Thatcher's eulogy to President Reagan Past and Present World Leaders Join in Tribute Order of Service The Mg Tf America closes down for the day to mourn lost leader National savings & investments The Week that was Britain Next Week Bespoke Suits for Men and Ladies They Said... VW The highest haute cuisine is a very exclusive Gherkin Staff get a taste for the luxury canteen Auction clamour for Dylan Thomas castle Intelligent Finance How small town became suicide capital of world Mother told police that Maxine Carr was lying Pesticide limits breached Turkey taps British diplomat's phone Skoda Auto EU to set up its own embassies around world (AP): Spain seeks suspect's extradition (AP): Hepburn auction (Reuters): Nazi retrial move (AP): Archbishop quits (AFP): Sail race charge The Link Family pictures show Anne Frank as carefree girl Subaru Terre' Blanche on ride to freedom after three years Coup attempt by guards shakes Kabila War-torn past Kidnap envoy is friendly cleric with savvy US admits false terror stastistics (AP): Loneliness of Saddam daughter Relief and regrets as coalition staff go home Their task was often frustrating and is far from finished but their palace HQ is rapidly emptying, reports James Hider By Our Foreign Staff: Moore sets cameras on Blair Dell Mitsubishi Motors The Week that was the World Americas Europe The World next Week They Said Africa Asia-Pacific Latest council results Panasonic Blair picks up pieces of smashed electoral crockery Voters have given him a slap in the face. Tom Baldwin looks at how Labour can patch up the relationship Product Recall The new political map The UPS and Downs MacDonald Hotels & Resorts European Election Giles Coren Marks & Spencer Money Tories gain ground but not enough to conquer the country Howard celebrates as locals mourn The Tory leader came to praise his party but Leicester had just buried its MP. Sam Coates reports BNP's glamorous new face gives it more pulling power How London Voted Livingstone wins London with reduced majority Mayoral Poll Tiny.com A party without atmosphere in the crystal ball of City Hall Mayoral Poll Senseo Kennedy cock of the North after taking Newcastle Candidates go to court over fiasco of postal ballot The Times Lexus How Labour slowly realised that its time was up D-Day blunder haunts Morgan UKIP shows stamina beyond a single issue Leeds lost but Tories unable to catch up Air France Local Election Results Comet Labour had a shaky first half, but the game isn't over yet Ballot Box The Times English Unitaries Non-Metropolitan Districts Metropolitan Districts Welsh Unitaries Theatre Derren Brown Palace, W1 Bmibaby.com TV Review Sarah Vine If food be the music of peace, eat on Theatre The Arab-Israeli Cookbook Gate, WII Concert LPO/Jurowski Festival Hall The Sunday Times Action medical research Martin Rowson's Week Why I've cried tears of rage over dropped shirts and socks Mission accomplished to plant my cross Bush's sweet talk leaves a sour taste Plumbers' mate Seat of learning The nowhere man who did the world a power of good Peggy Noonan worked in the Reagan White House and wrote … Picture Gallery We all have the right to hitch a ride on the democracy bus The sweet joys of writing while wearing a literary ball and chain Victors and Victims Self-regulation not regulation: a healthy alternative Obrigado, Portugal An old ally deserves applause, but not unqualified support Bad and Worse The Blairites must not lose the faith Security in the City Express visa Removing a child The Times 'Myth' of Reagan's role over USSR The search for a secret voting system Putting European election in context Theatre in the round Burning boats Zoo mission Busy prince Ironing, not bored For whom does the flag fly? Aussie predictions Children in church TV schedules The Weather The Times Crossword 22,689 Around Britain Abroad High Tides Wanadoo Alastair Campbell Eriksson backs King to help England reign over France The LINE-UPS Picture Gallery Brooking displays surprise at knight to remember Russia rise to occasion thanks to wives' naked ambition Magic Sponge Stanleybet 'It drives me crazy - people who have talent but cruise in the comfort zone' A true adventurer with absolute commitment, lan Botham joins the shortlist of sport's great champions The Rudder Alyson Rudd Steers You through the Sporting Weekend Dipstick Mystic Dyspeptic And Another Thing Baddiel & Skinner Next Week Betdirect Givenchy Pour Homme Is Beckham's body art now a bit tattoo much? How the fish could stop Portugal being battered by yobs... Lucozade The Sunday Times Times Online Hungry Vieira aims to feast on the full English Eriksson's men driven by brave hearts and bloody minds Go for It! Portugal v Greece Spain v Russia Switzerland v Croatia BenQ Euro 2004 Today Middle England must avoid being land of confusion Today Beckham in key position to reach for the stars Benq Lovenkrands ready to fill breach after Gronkjaer's tragedy Real boost for United after Heinze signs Punters can profit by banking on stalemate Times Online Hits and myths of astrology Timesonline Ladbrokes Curtis Cup Details Times Online Curtis Cup The Fun Club Patricia Davies profiles three players from each team who will provide the toumament with a little pizazz Faldo's Open challenge Bertram gives Britain boost before Athens Hockey O'Sullivan plays big part in solving Wie problem Golf Budweiser Tunnicliff makes light of winds to advance his cause Full Scoreboard from Trent Bridge Vaughan's captaincy credentials backed by the Tallulah factor Selectors may show faith in Jones and Read For Beck's Sake, Pires the Buttons! Wily Cairns forces England on to the side of caution Third Npower Test Match ECB offers advice on comments Times Online WilliamHILL Peters steals show as Worcestershire put Kent on the rack Somerset upstaged by Smith's inspired swing Second Division How They Stand Warne dealt blow by old friend Perfect Streak shows all-round abilities Hughes and Croft build victory platform Spearman surpasses Grace's county best Frizzell County Championship First Division Lancashire crumble before champions Botha equals all-round feat Times Test Yesterday's Scoreboards Fastest Serves Navratilova given Wimbledon chance Swimming Gibson seeks to underline Olympic bid Boxing Hatton unfazed by Vilches's numbers game Toyota Hot Roddick thriving on premier service Tennis Links Sharapova leads teenage advance Links Dallaglio is ready to turn tide of history Rugby Union Junior All Blacks teach England harsh lesson The Times Times Online Ireland aim to build on rising fortunes Sato emerging as challenger to Schumacher Motor Racing Candian Grand Prix British pair make late Athens bid Golding closes in This Weekend's Fixtures World Championship Position Links Lakers sinking Road to glory Cumbria advance Doubles delight The Results Service Leicester The Times Sports Books Sandown Park Lingfield Park Bath Hexham Ascot reprieve as stalls handlers agree deal Glaramara can relish return to sprinting York Links Superb Boon hot in pursuit Equestrianism Racing next Week William Hill Bislett magic remains intact Athletics Superbikes waiting anxiously for Silverstone verdict Motorcycling Multiple Display Advertising Items McGuire shows his class to equal try-scoring record Rugby League Tigers' grit not enough Yesterday's Results Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Birthdays Anniversaries Ray Charles Singer whose fusion of gospel fervour and secular love lyrics made him a seminal force in the pop music world Steve Lacy American saxophonist who settled in paris from where he made a major contribution to European jazz over 30 years Index Yesterday's obituary for John Tanner stated that his … In Brief The Faith Page Court Circular Sunday Worship School News In an infantile culture, children welcome a chance to grow up Forthcoming Marriages Births Marriages Golden Anniversaries Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … That was the Social Week Multiple Classified Advertising Items Modern Times Provocative passengers, following fish form and snubbing with grace Times Online Readers Reply Queen's Birthday Honours List in full Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lineman refuses to be a footnote in history The Saturday Profile Tom Winsor, the Rail Regulator, departs, giving the Government a bloody nose, says Ben Webster Cv: Tom Winsor On Other Pages Trading barbs from Railtrack to Network Rail Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Coca-Cola executive gets $24m golden goodbye Barclays slips over Cazenove rumours Dollar surges on Fed's hint of sharp rise in US interest rates Close Brothers falls as backer ditches stock TV veteran fires first shot in fight for Disney job Insurance chief who led buyout bid quits Inflation leads to China fears Tech fund manager bows out after 80% loss Charity giver revealed City Diary Young love City Diary Running gag City Diary Alitalia's auditor refuses to sign off the accounts BG's oil asset sale faces new threat Achievement can be shared Signal for integrated transport Norwegian gasfield bill set to overrun First Group to run most rail services in Scotland Second big China deal in two months for Airbus The Times Britain stalls aviation pact with the US Franchises up for Grabs Business Equity Prices NCH Larger Capitalisation Shares Next, Tesco, Cable & Wireless, ITV Smaller Capitalisation Shares Radstone, Geest, Easyjet, Mitie, Taylor Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities Green takes good AIM with his bid for M&s Tempus London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Sterling Spot and Forward Rates The Week's Biggest Movers Bonds Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Pointers Gold/preciuos Metals IBM 'More new products will not bridge the savings gap' Telegraph price may reach £700m Life returns, reincarnated as weekly insert FTSE 100 Dow Jones Eurofirst 80 Nikkei The Times Business Big Shot Results in Brief Need to Know Global Business Briefing Monday That was the Week Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Gold Data Day Data Look Ahead North Sea Oil Exchange Rates Index Barclays slips on Caz talk Briefing Subpoenas for US insurers GSK adverts 'misleading' Battle on for Disney job Rules to rein in brokers Accor in Club Med deal Acquisitor adds to shares Charts of the Day Treasury U-turn on savings plan Knighthood for the banker known as Fred the Shred Honours Hopes up in Smoke? Winsor has vision of floating trains Averys Wine Merchants Shell's gas burn-off targets in doubt Currencies Stock Markets Commodities Index Why marriage still makes financial sense Paula Hawkins and Alison Gibson consider the fringe benefits for couples who follow the traditional route of tying the knot Factfile Fidelity Investments The fringe benefits of marriage Times Online Multiple Display Advertising Items Stockwatch Website of the Week A Survey Says Whine of the Week Tara Singh, of Streatham, Hill South London, on the service from mortagageshop.com Good Buy Adwatch Bad Buy Quotes Our real rather than 'adjusted' savings Successful M&s bid will hit our pensions Multiple Display Advertising Items What the Experts Say Comfort or culture? A midlife dilemma Alison Gibson talks to a doctor who dreams of cutting down his hospital hours to run an art shop Dr Kasi's Response Links Wipeout for internet surfer after marriage Framlington What's in a name? Grainne Gilmore on how marital bliss can hit your credit rating Ease the pain of wedding day disasters Halifax Whom You Must Notify Catalogue of an obsession Clare Stewart on an exhibition that has taken five years to prepare Multiple Display Advertising Items Links Portman Suilding Society How to trade with caution—and make your fortune—on eBay Bombay dreams of a summer of Tiffinbites Elizabeth Judge meets two men who aim to change our eating habits One account Survival Tips Mortgage Intelligence What's in store at M&s? Mark Atherton explains the dilemma facing 300,000 shareholders The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Thumbs up or Thumbs down Best buys out of reach if you live in France A Question of Money Multiple Display Advertising Items The verdict-thumbs up If you have a financial problem, please write to: A … Taking an elastic view of what constitutes a profit Times Money Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Service This list contains unit trusts and Oelcs widely held by private investors. The weelky price change is based on a Friday-to-Thursday trading period Fidelity Pointers Savers' Best Buys National Savings & Investments Guaranteed Equity Bonds Permanent interest-bearing shares Unsecured Personal Loans Chelsea Building Society Links Property trusts-as solid as office blocks Cheapest Level Term Assurance Best With Profits Personal Pension Unit Trust Funds over five years Investment Trusts over five years Pension annuities Mortgages Timesonline The Times Offers Direct We are all part of the Bank's interest-rate experiment Amateur football pundits gamble on England Spread-betting firms have seen a surge of interest, says Joe Morgan Savers give sigh of relief as rates rise Paula Hawkins reports the move to take the steam out of house prices Jupiter New law catches lenders napping Contents A Riviera room for £50 The Côte d'Azur can cost a fortune—unless you break the bank at Monte Carlo. But resident Tania Cognoni has founds six chic hotels on the Rivera for less than £50 a room Cunard Last-Minute Flights Route of the Week Budapest Book Ahead Deals of the Week Picture Gallery Book before 25 June 2004 and save up to £700 per Person The Itinerary My Discovery Noble Caledonia Limited British Isles Short-Haul Your £ Abroad Multiple Display Advertising Items Long-Haul Web of the Week Follow that Star Mary Gold Explains how to Holiday like a Celebrity Hôtel Lou Cagnard, St Tropez Competition Fla Usa Hôtel Villa La Tour, Nice Hôtel de France, Monaco Hôtel de Provence, Cannes Spend like a pauper, live like a prince Six of the Best Affordable Hotels on the Côte D'azur From a hotel in Monaco that won't break the bank to a budget hideway in a millionaires' playground, Tania Cognoni offers a prime selection Hôtel La Jabotte, Cap d'Antibes Hôtel Restaurant des Deux Rocs, Seillans Green tax looms for airlines Global Warming Why should only car drivers stump up? Tom Chesshyre investigates Multiple Display Advertising Items We're all doomed, says weatherman Fish Speaks out Ireland Direct Royal Plaza Holidays In Brief French pool shambles Safety First Travel News Argo Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to Know Over' ere son, on my head (mind that goat) Tom Chesshyre met talented young footballers, dedicated coaches and, er, a few stray goats on the pitch on a football holiday to Ghana Like basketball is to inner-city kids in the US, football is seen as a way out of financial hardship Playing Away... A headline act in its own right The new breed of visitors are fortysomethings with money to burn. Cath Urquhart meets some of them Exclusively Online The Times Where to Stay Beyond the Festival Isle of Wight Seaview Hotel, Seaview Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Farringford, Freshwater The Solent's magic kingdom You'd be hard pressed to find a more family-friendly place, says Chloë Bryan-Brown Need to know Take the Kids Guide to What's New for Families Checking in Thamesmead House Hotel, Henley on Thames Priory Bay Hotel, near Bembridge The George, Yarmouth Try going back to your roots Departures the Best New Holiday Ideas Multiple Display Advertising Items Pure indulgence Yes sir, that's my baby Readers' Forum Contact US... Benefits all round Families in flight Great endeavours Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Oil and gas-rich Qatar is so wealthy that it doesn't really need tourists, so it wants only the high-spending ones Far from the football crowds Perfect Weekend Madeira Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Inside Contributors What's Not to like? The Historian Antony Beevor Remembers the Awful Pleasures of Blind Date Sisters, never treat a man as a meal ticket If you ruled the world: how to be President of the USA Life at the Top Thinking of running for the Oval Office? Stephen P. Williams has written a user's guide packed with tips on how to get a chair, who to phone for take-out-and where exactly Camp David is Foreplay the Aristotelian way Ancient Sex: A Parody The actor will Smith says the philosopher explained all human relationships. Frank Gannon looks at sex the Ancient Greek way If the Woman Appears while the Man is Engaged in a Sexual Act Alone, this Becomes the Basis of Comedy The Times TLS Trouble at the design mill Surface Charms Vacuum cleaner king James Dyson deplores the rise of style over function—notably at the Design Museum where he is chairman Engaging the Best Brains Needs to Start when They are Young The beautiful game of hatred Is Intertainal football war without the weapons? No, it's just war, says Rod Liddle I Will Start to Hate Beignets, Johnny Bloody Halliday, their Histrionic Shrugs The Times The Reason of Things A. C. Grayling on the Dnager of Good Intentions Stars in our eyes Has the march of science made science fiction obsolete? Stephen Baxter, collaborator with Arthur C. Clarke, argues that we need it more than ever The Power of Sci-Fi Comes from Plausibility Books Thrilling Wonder Stories From Time's Eye Best new sci-fi: shortlists for Arthur C. Clarke Awards Seduced by Eastern promise Lesley Blanch, the champion of gentlewomen adventurers, is 100. Andrew Lycett toasts her Writer in a hole Biography Like a Fiery Elephant: The Life of B. S. Johnson by Jonathan Coe Picador £20;486pp Isbn 0 330 35048 X 1 Read on Inter Alia BG Lust among the cakes Fiction The Making of Henry by Howard Jacobson Jonathan Cape £12.99;340pp Isbn 0 224 07352 4 ArtsFirst Delta of Venus Fiction The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh HarperCollins £17.99;403pp Isbn 0 00 714177 7 Read on America's crisis of identity Nonfiction Who are we? America's Great Debate by Samuel P. Huntington Free Press £18.99;320pp Isbn 0 684 86668 4 He Believes There is a Current in America's White Society at Odds with its Leaders The answer lies in the soil Nonfiction News from Somewhere by Roger Scruton Continum £16.99;117pp Isbn 0 826 46930 2 He Refers to the Land as 'the Enemy' but is Sentimental over Wild Flowers Fiction Pperbacks Visits from the Drowned Girl by Steven Sherrill Canongate, £10.99 The Great Fire by Shirley Hazzard Virago, £6.99 The Good Doctor by Damon Galgut Atlantic, £7.99 Six by Jim Crace Penguin, £7.99 Kill Kill Faster Faster by Joel Rose £5.99 Harpercollins. co. uk Nonfiction The White Island by Stephen Armstrong Bantam, £12.99 How we Can save the Planet by Mayer Hillman Penguin, £7.99 The Bomber War by Robin Neillands John Murray, £9.99 Stalin: The Court of Teh Red Tsar by Simon Sebag Montefiore Phoenix, £9.99 Delta by Daniel Schwartz Thames & Hudson, £17.95 Girls, girls, girls Andren's Fiction 9+ 15, Charming… Bestsellers Read on Audio Books Times on Line Then he was a she From some Like it Hot to Tootside and Connie and Carla, drag films are always good for a laugh. But why, asks Charles Gant, do they fight shy about sex? David Duchovny Can't Work out why He is Attracted to the Peisty Connie Arts Bill T Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company All dressed up... drag's top five 'Who needed such space?' Awesome and seemingly without end, the immense expanse of Russia's landscape inspired the nation's artists and unsettled its political elite, writes Philip Marsden University of the Arts London Great Russian artists Banned aid With music censorship widerspread, opponents are fighting back, says Nigel Willamson What Counts is who Gets to Do the Banning The Times Play.Com The battle of little big horn Five young jazz players (youngest 12) and only one prize. John Bungey sees a search for a star None of the Contestants Has a "Career Plan B" This week The Best of the Arts Chosen by the Times Team of Critics Image of the Week Visual Arts Dance Opera Classical Don't Miss... Jazz Entertainments If on a summer's night, a stranger A bungled, late-night mugging left the victim close, to death - and in those few seconds several lives changed for ever. Jane Wheatley reports Index Disp@tches from the Home Front The Transatlantic Conversations of Two Sisters Lost and found Thomas Coram's children's charity was the most fashionable draw in London. 250 years later, his vision lives on. Emma Crichton. Miller reports How to enter Summertime clues Out There Name that wild flower Pulp friction Scotland grows the finest raspberries in the world, so why do we import them from Spain? sheila Dillon explains In the 1905S, the Raspberry Express Train Sped Daily from Fife to London Feather Report Www.coopersoftstortford.co.uk Index A modern affair From Mondrian potager to grass amphitheatre, our most innovative gardens are open for one day. Make a date, says Stepen Anderton Katherine Swift Gazing into the Cow Parsley was like Looking up into the Milky Way Wild or witty? It's your choice Multiple Display Advertising Items Urban Plot Declan Buckley on a Lazyman's Window Box The Art of Gardening Newton, up close, 2003 by David Scheinmann Tips Weekend Tips Letters Angela Gore, Limited Old Albrecht's fancy Mark Griffiths on the charms of a flower immortalised by Dürer Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Romance of the rose Garden Books Popular Culture Pictureline The Listener Crossword No 3778 Home Run by Viking Bridge Word Watching Two Brains Answers The Listener No 3775 a Trifling Puzzle Chess T2 Crossword No 3303 Jumbo Crossword 528 Cryptic Clues T2 Clues Picture Book The prize for each of the first correct solutions to … The Times Early warning Simon Crompton the Stores behind the News Research Heralds Accurate Diagnoses and Treatment for Prostate Cancers Inside Small is beautiful again Well, Well... Nature's sexy way The Latest Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Brain Drain Bone Idle Destined to be unfaithful Analyse this the Infidelity Gene Scary Spice Wicked Women Anti Body Techies do it with iPods Forget Cupid's little arrow; these days he's more likely to be sporting earbuds and a mobile. Welcome to the world of electronic caring and sharing, says Izzy Grinspan Listening to Someone Else's Ipod S an Intimate, Almost Invasive Activity Junk Medicine US Resources, if Unlocked, Offer the Prospect of a Cure for Many Diseases WellCare Love, Virtually MMR: fear is real enemy Living with an autistic child has led one doctor to investigate the MMR crisis. Simon Crompton reports Doctor Copperfield Body&soul interview Inside the Mind of a Gp Most Inhaler Users are so Inept They Might as Well Be Using It as Well Be Using It as Deodorant Body&soul Needle Points Boots President of the British Chropractic Association Complementary guides Simon Crompton reports the results of an independent review of Dr Foster's data Chairman of the European Herbal Practitioners Association Moving on Slighted by Brothers You Have Opened the Door to your Brothers, You Need Not Stand by It Waiting Over to You Picture Gallery Kids in a mess Ignore the muddy footprints and the hole in the lawn; play is good for a child's mental health, says Clare Longrigg Abc of Play Therapy What's Wrong with your... Garden Furniture Your Neglected Hitchen Can Often Symbolise Often Symbolise a Stagnating Relationship Is a Put-Off Planting Project a Failure to Seed your Soul for an Inner Harvest? Over to You Shopping trips The high street takes on new meaning for John Naish when he tries some of the hallucinogenic drugs currently on sale perfectly legally at local shops These Shops Sell Mushrooms Which are a Class a Drug. Yet Kids Buy Them Cover story body&soul Big savings on private health insurance Advertisement New Kind of Plan Costs Considerably Less than Traditional Health Plans No naked ambition Gone are the days of letting it all hang out with the beautiful few; the Sanctuary is now a people's spa, says Janice Turner Try Finding Somewhere that Isn't Ocupied by a Hen Party from Bromley They Loll in the Lounges, Eat Pastries, Fight over In-Style and Yak Could you stomach this? In the eat-all-you-can fests in America one competitor, despite being dwarfed by her rivals, eats them all under the table. Anne Dixey meets the Black Widow At Five Minutes the Rookies Turn Green. 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Angela Neustatter finds out why Playing Away Blub, sweat and beers Athletes have it easy, says Patrick Kidd; it's TV spectators who need to shape up this summer It's Tough if You Love Sport but Have the Agility of a Hippo on Tranquillisers The Couch Potato's Heptathlon The Times Gym Mistress View from the Exercise Bike You're never too old Agony and Ecstasy Sex with Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson Oral Sex Became Part of Routine Bread-And-Butter Sex in the Sixties It's a Myth that your Libido Retires when You Pick up your Pension Over to You Passion for dance Not Just and Body how the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Spanish flamenco star Joaquin Cortés, 35 can't live without coffee, kisses or face cream Vitality The Times Picture Gallery Contents Ethel Kennedy Screams for Help Vauxhall Motors Ltd. I Didn't Get where I Am Today without... Edward De Bono, 71, Lateral Thinker Dr Feelgood In Every New Chapter of Life It Makes Good Sense to Set out to Do Something we Enjoy Someone's Got to Do It... The Turfer Stop Making Sense Words from the Wise as Translated by Google Random Scenes from my Mobile Phone University of Pop What songs teach us about life, the universe and everything 41. Lost in Translation Canon Jeans under dresses Fred's Shirts Men of Britain, if You Must Wear Short Sleeves, Let Them Be Fred's. I'll Even Allow You to Sport Them Off-Court Modern Man Everything a Boy Could Want Male Order The Do's and Don'ts of Being a Man 41. The Gents Chic for Men Renault Espace Multiple Display Advertising Items SeaWorld Adventure Park The Saatchi of the North Frank Cohen started out as a Manchester market-trader. 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