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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, JM, Janice Turner, Christina Hardyment, Sarah Butler and Caroline Merrell, John McNamara, Elle Seymour, Cath Urquhart, Stella Shamoon, Robert Cole, Rupert Mellor, Andrew Pierce, Heriot-Watt, Alexandra Frean, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson, Simon Barnes, Jane MacQuitty, Tim De Lisle, Robin Eggar, Robert Thicknesse, Paul Hoggart, L.M.Blows, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, John Mulvey, Adam Davey, Ivo Tennant, Clare Lazaro, Philip Howard, Malcolm Richards, Paul Connolly, Julie Bisenberg, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Amelia Troubridge, Nic Hopkins, Dominic Wells, Clive Davis, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Kate Reardon, Lucia Van Der Post, GS, David Brooks, Wendy Ide, Kevin Eason, James Eve, Geoff Brown, Clare Stewart, Chris Sullivan, Giles Coren, Stephen Hardwick, director, Mike Horsnell, Alastair Campbell, Mark Griffiths, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Nancy Durrant, A. C. Grayling, John Clarke, Vinny Lee, Valerie Elliott, Simon E Askins, Nick Aiken, Sam Llewellyn, Faeroe Isles, EP, Anton Krause, Anthony Browne, Dave Robinson, Tom Bawden, Charlie Flindt, Debra Craine, Louis de Bernières, Rory Watson, Michael Theodolou and Deniel McGrory, Marina Warner, Dr Jane Collins, Daniel Finkelstein, Tiburon, Dan Sabbagh, Edmund Cargill Thompson, Stephen Morgan, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Jo Morris, William Farish, Candida Crewe, Andrew Bamji, Nick Wyke, Juliette Kellow, Jonathan Margolis, Roland Watson, Ralph Hawtrey, Tina Gaudoin, Charles Bremner, Chris Johnston, Otto Stevens, Ron Lewis, Mark Pougatch, Stefanie Marsh, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Tim Teeman, Nicholas Wapshott, Ron Bruckshaw, Derwent May, Janet Donnelly, Jake Arnott, Michael Odell, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, Thomas Morris, Peter Paphides, Janine di Glovanni, David Rowan, Mary Gold, Daniel McGrory, Richard Cork, Oliver Kay, Liz Jensen, Jerome Burne, Stephen Anderton, Nigel Williamson, Ed Potton, Norman Giler, David Lister, Mark Atherton, Sarah Vine, Neil Harman, Jane Wheatley, Rick Broadbent, Scarlett Johnson, Martyn Palmer, Chris Power, Daniel Lee's, Sue King, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Amanda Platell, Sarah Turner, Stuart Miles, Benjamin Fry, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Keith Wright, Raymond Keene, Ray Main, Adam Sage, Lewis Smith, Matthew Pryor, Felipe Fernández-Armesto, Matt Dickinson, Rod Liddle, Marina Cantacuzino, Philip Webster and Anthony Browne, John Nash, Jane Ridder-Patrick, Andrea Ferrair, Gordon Ramsay, Paul Levy, Sean O'Neill, Johnny Vegas, Xan Rice, Jeremy Page, Roger Linn, Chris Campling, Helen Rumbelow Political Correspondent, Helen Nugent, Richard Owen, Rebecca O'connor, Alex Hawkes, Catharine Morris, Matt Writtle, Oliver August, Fred Dellar, Nick Hasell, Chloë Bryan-Brown, Anne Spackman and Gary Duncan, Simon de Bruxelles and Valerie Elliott, Tony Cascarino, Tom Dart, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Ian Finlayson, James Collard, Chris Condron, Dough Campbell, Michelle Henery, Nigel Kendall, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Anne Ashworth, Hugh Sommers, Joanna Pitman, Giles Whittell, Ian Gould, Robert Crampton, Colin Gillert, Sophie Ratcliffe, Keith Hopcroft, Julie Burchill, Tosin Sulaiman and Anne Spackman, Matthew Parris, Mike Rosewell, Professor David Reay, George Caulkin, Rona Hook, Jonathan Rendall, John Lister-Kaye, Russell Jenkins, Ingrid Mansell, Keith StJ. Berrett, Michael Austin, Neelam Varjee, Fiona Bruce, Tim Wapshott, Sian Blackmore, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Caitlin Moran, Michael Ballack, Richard Beeston, Allen Robertson, Greg Hersov, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Alison Gibson, Paul Connoly, Michael Theodolou and Daniel McGrory, Richard Miles, Geoffrey Rowell, John Naish, Martin Waller, Mark Henderson, Michael Horsnell, Gillian Harris, Chris Ayres, Lisa Verrico, Sarah Butler, Benedict Nightingale, Angus Batey, Jonathan Meades, Stephen Dalton, Jill Crawshaw, Trevor Chenery, Nicola Woolcock, Leo Lewis, Russell Celyn Jones, Richard Morrison, Anthony Browne Europe Correspondent, Bill Edgar, Tom Chesshyre, Elizabeth A. S. House, Christine Seib and Xan Rice, Lesley O'Toole, James Christopher, Peter Fremlin, Roger Perry, Kan Rice and Mark Atherton, David Winstanley, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Alan Jackson, Owen Slot, Bill Edgar and George Caulkin, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Jenny Davey, John Thorp, May Prosser, Louis de Bernieres, Douglas Kennedy, Patience Wheatcroft, Edward Marriott, Christopher Irvine, David Leighton, Chloe Bryan-Brown,
ResumoThe Times A first constitution for Europe Historic deal sets scene for referendums Men's Health Special The Times Flybe.com Al-Qaeda leader killed after hostage beheaded Index Property prices on the slide as buyers retreat Business & Leisure Multiple Display Advertising Items The Magazine Weekend Review Body & Soul The Eye US Ambassador relinquishes his post to breed racehorses Candidate selected Property prices on slide as buyers retreat News & Comment Virus attacks mobile phones Bill to ban fox hunting waits for last gasp Daihatsu Caroline's killer stared into my eyes Alexandra Frean recalls her chilling encounter in a French hostel with the serial sex attacker who turned to murder 24-hour guard to protect Montes from other inmates Dixons 'EU partners may decide by majority vote to go ahead with controversial measures without Britain' Most states will press ahead with integration Hardest part yet to come in risky referendums Short-term gain brings Labour long-term pain Croatia jumps queue to join EU Tories and UKIP claim agreement is bad for Britain Shifting loyalties in Brussels highlight the new shape of Europe VW Blair and his new gang face down old Europe bullies France and Germany are waking up to the fact that they can no longer rule the roost. Anthony Browne reports AOLbroadband Easy money days over as property goes off the boil Uncertainty leaves prices ready to fall as buyers beware JustAAsk Opera dismissals before curtain-up US students take dim view of Britain Will case second wife was 'a witch' Just call me Esther - well not really, says Rabbi Madonna wins right to keep riff-raff out Planning inquiry ruling is a blow against the 'right to roam' campaign, report Simon de Bruxelles and Valerie Elliott Skoda Fabia Dyson The MG TF Boys find their own hero in Wayne's world Jailed fan is freed on return to Britain Möben Kitchens Nurse jailed for trying to kill 'bed blockers' Wimbledon to have airport—style security The Royal Bank of Scotland Drug runner and his 'mules' jailed Cunard Virgin Viewers go wild for Oddie's soap opera of animals The Highs and the Lows Alliance Leicester Currys Film fans leave no stone unturned The idyllic Irish cottage in John Ford's classic film The Quiet Man has been ruined by souvenir hunters, reports David Lister From Perfect Location to Tourist Magnet The Beach Bambi shows young how to beat trauma Seafrance Winslet for Woody Allen film in Britain 'I couldn't bear being ill and kept alive' Halfords Living wills make right to decline treatment legal PC World Labour is back, thanks to defector from BNP Brussels grant to fund UKIP's anti-EU battle Many, er … happy returns, Boris Intelligent Finance Jailed mother admits murdering third baby Driver faces £70 bill for pollution By a Correspondent: Six sharks found dead on beaches Homebase By a Correspondent: Callers to Directory Enquiries hang up Sexist City bank guilty of maternity leave bias Mfi The Week that was Britain Next Week They Said. . . Digital Depot Brothers who know a bargain primed for the next challenge The Barclay twins, owners of the Scotsman newspapers, are pitted against an Anglo-American consortium in the endgame to buy the Telegraph Group. They appear to be ready to pay whatever it takes. Dominic Kennedy reports Aidan, the 'third Barclay' who takes the front seat Where the Money is Made Staples British Red Cross Don Darias Stone Age Britons feasted on giant raw elephant in Kent Register to deter student visa abuse Bollywood death director wanted in Britain over threats to writer The Times Alliance Leicester Thistle Hotels Clinton slept on the couch after confessing affair American chefs turn up heat on French The World Cup of Pastry gives the United States the chance to taste a sweet victory, writes Chris Ayres Coutts & Co Senseo Europe The Week that was the World Americas Picture Gallery Africa The World next Week Bradford & Bingley They Said. . . Tracking the Hijackers The three lost hours after 9/11 Investigators find chaos and confusion as the chain of command snapped after the attacks, Roland Watson writes Tiny.com Mitsubishi Motors Shot A1-Qaeda chief 'obsessed with publicity' Murder set to hasten exodus New Jersey night vigil ends in tears UN nuclear watchdog turns up the heat on Iran Multiple Display Advertising Items Sex slave gangs put Japan on shame list Traffickers promising riches are luring thousands of 'cheaper' foreign women to work as prostitutes, Leo Lewis writes Navy in China for joint exercise (Reuters): Afghan governor ousted (AFP): Nato goal (Reuters): Offer of pardon (AFP): 'Worst' dictator (AP): Illegal trade haul Gallic pride at stake as the cock's crow falters Roman Connection Comes Home to Roost Duped art experts praise a master forger Yukos appeal over huge tax bill is rejected A bit of jzujzing and Butch blosssoms TV Review Marks&spencer Dance La Fille mal gardée Birmingham Hippodrome Animal magic? It's a jungle out there Theatre Just So Chichester Festival Theatre Bmi Concert Ex Cathedra Consort Shoreditch Church, El The Sunday Times Fear Relief Picture Gallery Call me a cultural supremacist, but the burka is a slave's garb How Superhack failed to defend the weak Choose your side in the new class war Bent double with age A class of new men The scenes that will stay with me as I end my tour of duty Nature Notes It is past the eleventh hour for the wandering albatross Know yuse complaining - it's orl korrect for our language to change Thetimes.co.uk Frivolous Pursuit Labour should not waste energy chasing a ban on hunting Medicine Men Curing an irrational fear of the doctor A Flawed Document The EU constitution is a recipe for confusion NHS funding for supply of drugs Officers' wives Flying the flag The Times Sport at school keeps children slim UKIP's questionable election result Children in church Violent 'Big Brother' Lost Van Gogh Turning the tables Manual labour The shapes our theatres are in Theatrical grazing Stage fright The Weather The Times Crossword Wanadoo The Times Rooney invaluable to Eriksson after diamond appeal falls flat Euro 2004 inside Allure Homme Sport Benitez struggling to keep Gerrard at Anfield McEnroe under fire as the empire strikes back Magic Sponge The Times Bradman passes all-time test but doffs his cap to Sobers at top of the order Modern heroes unanimous in their choice of the greatest but veto lets in Australia's finest Strawberries and Lard The Rudder Socks over Shoes Feta in the Snow Lager in Bed Bear on a Boat And Another Thing Boy's Own Hero Advertising flair players talking a good game Multiple Display Advertising Items James fails to convince with homework excuse Flag days leave bad taste Timesonline Fanfares for the Baby Elephant Ladbrokers Baric hoping Croatia's progress will save his job Telling signs of Eriksson losing grip Group A: What Happens next VIDEO play Europe's press go overboard in praise of Rooney Impressed by England's luck but need to see some judgment William HILL Ibrahimovic's touch of good fortune has Italy facing prospect of early exit Return of Gronkjaer provides Denmark with cutting edge Footballers' tasteless tendency proves hard to swallow Sight of the Sick of Zidane No hiding place for stars in our eyes The Sunday Times The Game on Monday Thai music tycoon has eye on a third share in Liverpool Land Rover We Know what You're Watching Roman's Yacht Picture Gallery Five Great Dives The Times Euro Stars Euro 2004 Today Holland v Czech Republic Latvia v Germany Fink Tank Hot Shots Cards Sky Hantuchova growing in stature again Relaxed Federer prepared to make case for defence Neil Harman says the Wimbledon champion is in perfect condition to retain his title Times Srichaphan confirms his good form for Wimbledon Practice Times Nissan Formula One struggling for fair portion Motor Racing US Grand Prix Timesonline Coutts 'unsettled' with Alinghi Sailing Harrison has class to silence Abelyan Boxing Wagh adds to sinking feeling for Lancashire Frizzell County Championship First Division Yesterday's Scoreboards Links How They Stand Middlesex relieve Shah of captaincy Hypocrisy of critics who made Muralitharan throw in towel Taylor effort keeps Surrey on back foot Tremlett and Udal give added impel us to Hampshire Second Division England press case for Olympic Twenty 20 Times Online Pietersen continues to make Derbyshire suffer Times Online Renault Mickelson in position of strength at halfway Golf US Open Lochore's return lifts New Zealand Rugby Union How They Line up Timesonline O'Driscoll keen to topple Springboks Aggressive Marshall makes light work of Essex Cricket Links BBC to continue broadcasting Games Olympics Renault Leaderboard Links Royal Ascot Blinkered First Time William Hill Reading the Racecard Royal Ascot Yesterday's Results Ayr Redcar Attraction adds to her allure with royal performance Goodwood Newmarket Betting Plot! Ladbrokes AYR Totescoop6 Newmarket Redcar Lingfield Park Warwick Jockey Club issues warning to Wildenstein Polar Way to give Perrett a boost The Times Sports Book Racing next Week Littlewoods betdirect England double Ullrich loses lead FA lures Hall Evergreen Elliott Australian Rules The Results Service Baseball Bowls Boxing Cricket Cycling Titleist Returning Radcliffe has points to prove Athletics St Helens refuse to be cowed by absence of betting scandal duo Rugby League Golf Rowing Rugby league Super League Speedway Squash Tennis Cracknell and Pinsent pick up the pace Rowing Khan's title wins place in history Today This Weekend's Fixtures Cricket Rugby league Other sport Tomorrow Cricket Times Test Links Bet your Life Times Online Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Anniversaries Birthdays Bobbie Irvine Dancer who won three world titles and, with her husband and partner Bill, kept the art of dance alive through a less elegant age Bobbie Irvine, MBE, dancer, was born on July 27,1932. She died of cancer on May 30,2004, aged 71 Sulamith Messerer Dance for the Bolshoi company and tireless ballet coach who was still at the barre at 95 Sulamith Mikhailovna Messerer, OBE, ballet dance and teacher, was born on August 27,1908. She died in London on June 3,2004, aged 95 Holy places on a path that leads to the love of God Keeping in mind the power of prayer Nick Wyke speaks to Christians who help those afflicted by mental health problems Sunday Worship The Faith Page In Brief At your Service Multiple Classified Advertising Items That was the Social Week Court Circular Picture Gallery Guards Polo Club To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Births Personal Column Deaths Picture Gallery Hat trick at Royal Ascot Modern Times Harridan wives, ties of allegiance and the essence of the English To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Memorial Service Forthcoming Marriages Readers Reply Hello Chief of 15,000 brains on a blockbuster hunt The Saturday Profile Tachi's Tips: Promising Drugs in Gsk's Pipeline Bold contenders race towards the finishing line Alex Hawkes on the 12 firms batting to win the Young Enterprise company of the year award Sachs gets stroppy over Enron tag City Diary Name those nags City Diary Index CV: Tachi Yamada UBS big guns City Diary Hello Tesco stands up to rivals Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Developers get round retail park restrictions Green pushes M&s bid Names in frame Manchester Fort Morfa, Swansea IBM Action Business Equity Prices Larger Capitalisation Shares Johnson Matthey, Bradford & Bingley, Lloyd TSB Pointers Smaller Capitalisation Share Pointers Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates% European Money Deposits% Gold/precious Metals Baird & CO Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Will rising rates outweigh the allure of dividends? Tempus London Metal Exchange Bonds Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes (000'S) Wall Street Pointers The Week's Biggest Movers No end in sight for Misys share misery Flexible Infrastructures are Chez Gérard owner is target of £28m MBO 'The sale of the Dome does not mean the Government is rid of the expensive millstone' 'Inappropriate' midnight chat derails tribunal 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 Dataday Data Look Ahead Exchange Rates Hunt for a Blockbuster Public borrowing falls Briefing M&s investor cuts stake A spring in Tesco's sales GPG drops De Vere bid Boots in £2m payoffs Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the Day Business Editor IBM Commodities Taxpayers' £33m bill for Dome Developers Pay for Profits GSK to publish test results as it prepares for lawsuit Supplement sale bulks up muscleman's bank balance The Times Perils and profits of investing in bonds Christine Seib and Xan Rice report that new research shows that some savers are facing losses, but others are climbing out of trouble Factfile ISIS A £1,500 lesson in trading In Brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Stockwatch Website of the Week A Survey Says Whine of the Week Sue King, of Southampton, loses patience with Sainsbury Bank Going up Adwatch Going down Quotes Less-than-perfect travel companion NS&I's gross mistake A&l chequemate Thumbs up or Thumbs down Barclaycard Platinum/Premiership Card Publication Matter Halifax The verdict-thumbs up A Prime Location Bonds for those seeking more altruistic returns Alex Hawkes looks at a charitable investment that is designed to profit local communities Factfile Achievable goals or just wishful thinking? Alison Gibson talks to a couple of spendthrifts hoping to turn their dreams into reality Publication Matter Multiple Display Advertising Items What the Experts Say Joanne's Response Links Factfile Chelsea Multiple Display Advertising Items What is a fair charge for an investment? Kan Rice and Mark Atherton report on the debate over fees Capture the castle Clare Stewart reports on a house sale with a difference Fidelity Investment What are our privacy rights? Direct Line Multiple Display Advertising Items Why investors target the AIM Life Policies Direct Cashing-in on the daze of the summer wine Stella Shamoon goes liquid for the latest selection for her portfolio Prudential Dividends are back on the list of director priorities Times Money Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Service Fidelity Pointers National Savings & Investments Permanent interest-bearing shares Mortgages Unsecured Personal Loans Credit Cards Charcol Is this the answer to investors' prayers? Scottish Widows Bank Money Shop Savers' Best Buys Times Online Cheapest Level Term Assurance Best With Profits Personal Pension Unit Trust Funds over five years Investment Trusts over five years Pension annuities Why bond is now a four-letter word to investors Pensions victims on the march Homebuyers face a double whammy Paula Hawkins reports on dearer mortgages and softening prices Customers must pay for faster clearing Jupiter Landlords face lower returns The Times Last-Minute Flights Route of the Week: Riga Book Ahead Deals of the Week The Bargain Hunter Noble Caledonia Limited British Isles Short-Haul Web of the Week Voyages Jules Verne Long-Haul Times Online Your £ Abroad Follow that Star Mary Gold Explains how to Holiday like a Celebrity The Travel Collection Checking in Marriott London West India Quay, E14 Voyages Jules Verne Basiq Air The Crimean War Swan Helienic Times Online Terris and condition apply Art at the heart of the city that never sleeps Sarah Turner goes gallery hopping around New York and discovers eclectric and engaging exhibition-without even going indoors Meet big MoMA Accelerated Learning In Brief Euro Tunnel Cheap deals after the final whistle England football fans are holding back on holidays to see how their team fares. Tom Chesshyre reports Six of the Best Late Deals Little guys getting in on the act Airline Tax Talk Times Online Travel News Voyage Jules Verne Gateway Samak Holidays ARGO Holidays Need to Know Noble Caledonia Limited Where the battlefield is brought to life Crimea is fascinating for those interested in military history, but its appeal does not end there. Cath Urquhart explores the area's key sites Competition Nights at the opera (and ballet) Departures the Best New Holiday Ideas Yak milk anyone? Multiple Display Advertising Items Nights at the opera (and ballet) Twice as nice Off the wall Small beer at big cost? Readers' Forum Contact us… At home in Japan Fishy tale Allez France Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to Know On the road…yet at home Daniel Lee's children loved driving through France in a motohome, and sleeping on the beach Take the Kids Chloë Bryan-Brown's Guide to What's New for Families Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items One of the real joys of exploring Ukraine was the feeling of being somewhere properly foreign-three hours form Gatwick Short nights on green islands Perfect Weekend Faeroe Isles Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Inside Contributors What's Not to like? Sarah Vine Felipe Fernandez-Armestro Liz Jensen Women, don't take your womb to work Julie Burchill on Gender and Jobs The tyranny of honour Book Extract Yusuf's daughter is pregnant by a Christian, leaving him with only one, terrible course of action…from the new novel by Louis de Bernières, Birds Without Wings, his first since Captain Corelli The story so far… In praise of the right stuff From cannibal feasts to cola and crisps, communal eating and its rituals have defined who we are, says Felipe Fernández-Armesto TLS How to kiss and tell Pulp Fiction The heroine's fat, the best friend's gay-Sarah Vine points the way to chick-lit success Comfortably dumb Liddle at Large Why are rock lyrics so stupid? Rod Liddle goes in search of a song with something to say The Times Lyrics that matter The Reason of Things A. C. Grayling Throws a Brick at New Architecture The last of the Bloomsburys Frances Partridge, who died in February at 103, knew them all and chronicled their lives. Paul Levy remembers his friend with affection Index The Times Books First Read on… Astral flights from reason Nonfiction Jake Arnott Keep on running Nonfiction Comedy is no laughing matter Nonfiction Russell Celyin Jones What's more… Inter Alia BG Accident prone Fiction Waterstones Best hell on earth Fiction The ill in idyll First Fiction The Times Paperbacks Fiction Michael Moore Nonfiction Bestsellers Speech day for teacher Audio Books Christina Hardyment names the winner of the Times/Naxos audiobook reading competition Audio Books What the judges said… The Arvon International Poetry Competition 2004 The Times I want to be by myself Off stage, rock diva Joan Armatrading is happiest in her own company. If she needs cheering up, she tells Jane Wheatley, she just has to look at a baby Arts Sadler's Wells Going nuclear Colin Self was an art star of the Sixties. Then he vanished. Richard Cork hails his blustery return SEB Damien's big safari Pickled hippo, anybody? Thomas Morris joins Brit Art bad boy Damien Hirst on a trip to Uganda The Times Theatre Visual Arts Dance Opera Classical This week The Best of the Arts Chosen by the Times Team of Critics Don't Miss… Jazz/world Dressed for success We're young, we're as green as the leaf on the tree, "Sang the boys and gals of Salad Days. And so was Benedict Nightingale. Fifty years on, he salutes an inspirational' musical Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items After the fall A boy vanishes, his mother is found dead…a veil of silence descends. Liz Jensen explores a family tragedy Country life Bladdered on Broad Street We may not be best at football but the Brits are world-beating boozers. Giles Whittell spends a right with the binge-drinkers of Birmingham Disp@tches from the Home Front The Transatlantion Conversations of Two Sisters Feather Report The wild ones Mountain Ponies study silhouettes have long graced Welsh hillsides. But for how much longer, asks Sam Llewellyn Photographs by Matt Writtle Out There Grief encounters How does a man find the grace to forgive the people responsible for his brother's death on 9/11? Marina Cantacuzino finds out The Times Coopers of Startford Review gardens Gardens How to grow Transit of Venus Bougainvillea brings to mind balmy holidays by the Mediterranean. 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So why are we so scared of young lads, asks Robert Crampton Bad Behaviour Today in the Magazine What's Wrong with your… Wine List Over to You Simply the bestseller Paulo Coelho's stripped-down style of writing-and spiritual message-have won him millions of fans worldwide. Giles Whittell meets the author who went through hell to find the meaning of life Success Story How to Cheat at Drinking Lager Domestic gods Three blokes; three 'healthy-eating' options—from microwave, to ready-to-cook, to start from scratch. When you weigh cooking convenience against taste and price, who will come out on top? Diet Doctor Says: Marks & Spencer Cook! Seb MacKenzie-WILSON Diet Doctor Says: Freshly Prepared Diet Doctor Says: The Times Get up to speed Sorted Fitness Gizmos These cool gadgets will give any workout routine a boost - but you will still have to do the hard work, says techno fan Stuart Miles Lunchtime Fix Ingrowing Hairs Braking point Going to Extremes Tour De France There's a place for amateurs in cycling's top race - but it hurts, says Rupert Mellor Gym Mistress View from the Exercise Bike The Times Gearing up Men and the hood Agony and Exstasy Sex with Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson Here's Johnny Not Just Any Body How the Fat and Fabulous Stay that Way Entertainer Johnny Vegas, 34, sleeps off his hangoers, loves basques-and doesn't do stress Feel Good Bacteria Magazine BMW Sony Contents «« Tourists Ignoring the ACROPOLIS»» Contacts Vauxhall ««"IT was Surreal. They Had Radio Phone-Ins about It/says Fiona of the Great Spectacle Debacle?? 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Peter Paphides tries to initiate his wife into the Joy of Socks This Week Cover Story Meet the A-Teen With the savvy satire Mean Girls, Lindsay Lohan has become the high school heroine du jour, discovers Lesley O'Toole Teenage Drama Queens Who are Lindsay Lohan's Youthful Rivals in Hollywood? Remade in the USA Why mess with a classic? Martyn Palmer asks the coens Pick of the Coens Film Reviews Top teen comedy and deep sea wonders Freeze Frame Critic's Choice Choice Confidences Trop Intimes (Intimate Strangers) DVD Reviews The Stone Roses' heyday and sublime Six Feet Under Best of the rest Ocean Village Picture Gallery Top ten sport DVD DVD Every Loser Wins William H. 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