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ResumoGene tests to start era of baby-to-order Doctors would reject embryos prone to develop breast cancer Inside Director quits France out too The Times HN on Earth The Times It's judgment day in the oasis of trendiness Sexism cases 'tip of iceberg' at bank The Complete Weekend Paper Business & Leisure Sony The Magazine Weekend Review Body & Soul The Eye Another A-level paper put up for sale Blunkett starts battle for control of police Police hid rapist's conviction Schools shake-up means lower standards, say critics Independent sector to lead education revolution Monarch Law chief hints at bugging go-ahead A bid for a boy and 'a bear of very little brain' Henman's revenge on Swiss Rabbi cleared of 'indecent proposal' slur A businessman accused of £1 million offer for friend's wife loses England's longest slander case, Lewis Smith reports Nokia Connecting People Courts The bank that gives women a hard time 'First Lady' stands all alone at the top www.timesonline.co.uk Sex Claims The Top 40 Peugeot Buy classics, buy for now, buy trends Stores begin sales early as shoppers blow hot and cold The man who was beaten by vacuum clearner dyson Bring us cup, roar delirious Greeks fmi England score own goal on return Currys 'Beckham used to be my hero, but not now' Goldenballs pays the penalty on internet The agony, the ecstasy and then more agony Microsoft MG Rooney's fortunes unbroken BT PC World Parents accuse Foreign Office of failing to rescure stolen children A child abduction unit is set up as 400 British children are illegally taken abroad by a parent, report Tosin Sulaiman 'These are kids I raised from scratch' 'It has made the judicial system look like a farce' The Mother Fluffy friends from the Andes ease burden of lazy backpackers Toyota TB in deer raises pressure for badger cull Police aim to curb cocklers' gang war PC World The Week that was Britain Next Week 'What's celibate?' Empire Dr Who routs larger monsters Infertility victim loses legal fight on embryos Sex Killer's attacker convicted Photo thief jailed Baby starved Actor's wife dies Turf war Homebase Charles scythes into 'GM education' Prison for drunk who shot off testicles The Link Obesity cure should address sloth not greed Fewer cheap deals on fattening foods may make more impact than lectures on exercise, reports Alexandra Frean Early start is vital in fostering good diet Public depressed by state of the health service Breast milk can get rid of warts Card gangs turn theatre tickets into easy money Scientist warns of chocolate catastrophe halfords Festival's lost campers await in-tents enlightenment Lord Muck is proud to paddle festival to safety Polls Apart Bush security is par for the course Talks are 'last chance' to save Stormont Cabinet feud poisons Blair's reshuffle plans UKIP poll lead puts Tories on back foot Heal's Summer Sale Get real on fight for trial, says Hoon Union rebukes Livingstone on call to break strike Comet The train arriving late cost you billions Huge increase in subsidies made little difference to punctuality, says Helen Nugent Rail chairman is facing an uncertain future WHSmith The Week that was the World The World next Week British mission heads off war in Central Africa digitalDEPOT They Said… Indecent Proposal Saudi schools face loss of British pupils Hilton Daily ordeal of anxiety as handover looms Iraq's police fear dangers will continue long after they have taken charge, reports Richard Lloyd Parry in Baghdad Coalition aims to outwit Iraq bombers Transfer of power may take place before June 30 Britons return from captivity in Iran Marks&spencer Fortune smiles upon Europe's dearest union By Our Foreign Staff: Portugal leader considers EU offer Princess prompts Spanish complaint Sex scandal halts Republican's trek to Senate Seafrance Russian secret service 'waging war on Ingush' Opera so lewd it makes Berlin blush tiny.com French gardens are turned on their heads by chaos theory Is horticultural order old hat, or has a guru just lost the plot? Senseo Pentagon follows green roof road norfolkine Canon Gallic seeds of revolution have flowered in English landscape The Times Surreal encounter with a dream machine Leo Lewis in Tokyo tests a new gadget that allows sleepers to create made-to-measure night-time fantasies Nuclear test threat by Koreans as arms talks fail Concert Borodin Quartet Merchant Taylors Hall, EC2 The Sunday Times Orbital thunder into the sunset Pop Orbital Brixton Academy Jazz Symeon Cosburn Pizza Express, WI Holiday Inn Theatre Fly Everyman, Liverpool The Sunday Times British Red Cross Picture Gallery A text message is as intimate as a whisper, a poem for the busy Don't ask me what the second rule of hackery is Giles Coren These hidden costs of cars drive me crazy Mirror, mirror, am I the fairest President of them all? Gordon Brown should seize the knife, and do so soon His life may prove a Shakespearean tragedy: taking the crown when the kingdon is already lost He should fight like a man for his prize, not wait for it to be passed to him like an ageing anointed son Nato has to umpire teams of wild horsemen battling over a dead goat Picture Gallery You Lucky People Birmingham, Leicester and the sheer joy of by-elections The Reason why… Why England were kicked in the teeth yet again High Marks Blair is right to challenge the education industry Negative impact of politics on National Health Service BBC journalism Offensive advertising The Times Unclear labelling of processed foods Hunting Bill Presidential blue blood Sexual harassement Flying the flag Sensible curfew Volunteering Bill and Iitigation Children in church Book snobs This sporting life The Weather The Times Crossword 22,701 bmibady The Times Sport Players back Eriksson as coach insists:'No regrets' French sent home after failing test Chanel Henman looks ready as Ivanisevic bows out Wimbledon inside Australia in mood to settle a few old scores Rugby Union Free Guide Ruddock looks for sign of Welsh progress How They Line up Richards goes to Grenoble Millar thrown out of Tour over drug allegations Cycling The Rudder Alyson Rudd Steers You through the Sporting Weekend Rocky Horror Penalty spots in no condition to survive the sands of time Olympic torch in danger as Britain takes over relay Givenchy Pour Homme Little Miss Ruthless powers on after serener sister exits To be blunt, England still poor at pointy end Dell We have the young talent to take that next stride forward Gary Neville is convinced that England can build on the promise of Portugal Meire made an honest decision, but the wrong one from England's point of view David Elleray, the former Fifa referee, on a culture clash in decision-making Woodward takes issue with Euro referee Scolari happy to ride on the crest of success The Assessment Proud Beckham determined to keep fighting for the cause Jane Ridder-Patrick Euro 2004-Today Life Goes on Big Match Shoot-Outs Thanks a lot, David, it's been great. Well, it's been very good indeed. Almost great Euro 2004 the Aftermanh of Defeat in Lisbon Millions tune in to witness drama of shoot-out What next? VIP The Fifa 100 Brückner banking on Czechs' cavalier spirit Czech's Cavalier sprit Picture Gallery France forget lines in Greek tragedy Holland happy to ride fans' wave of emotion Santini departs under cloud of disappointment Oliver Kay in Lisbon says the break-up of the 1998 World Cup-winning team seems inevitable Life Goes on William Hill The Game on Monday The Ultimate Return is Henman unperturbed by additional weight Going, going, Goran… exit the people's champion Suffering Rusedski splutters to a halt Life Goes on Moyà keen to show newfound Spanish resolution Onh Monday: Boris Becker Umpire stands down after Williams scoring error Taking a Point Philippoussis bulies his way into last 32 Ford Baltacha's fighting spirit shines through in defeat Graveyard court claims another victim in Myskina Timesonline Yesterday's Other Results Flower puts brakes on Essex slide Cleary proves a handful for sorry Somerset Men's Singles: Week One Wharf and Thomas to the rescue Prolific Jaques leaves lasting impression Order of Play Yesterday's Scoreboards Smith swings in to spark Sussex slump Frizzell County Championship First Division How They Stand Renault Symonds stands in Warwickshire's way Swann strikes down Lightning in flash Lara needs team to hit the ground running Links Moore shows Surrey what they missed Teams Take your kit off for the lads: the fashion nightmare of pyjama game Old Trafford Scoreboard Times Online Armchair Investor Totescoop6 WilliamHILL Swing Wing looks red-hot for Cole Newcastle Newmarket Monday Chester Times Test Reading the Racecard The Times Windsor Racing next Week Ladbrokes Yesterday's Results Doncaster Bago O'Brien seeks classic breakthrough Panasonic Lingfield Park Curragh Tomorrow Golf Woosnam placed to push for elusive title Be Stimulated Every Saturday Life Goes on MacArthur's bid expected to go close Radclife welcomes northern exposure Athletics The Results Service Weekend's Fixtures Lauitiiti keeps streak going as Leeds stretch their lead Wigan withstand spirited recovery by Wildcats Table Return on the cards for McRae Test for Magee Olympic bid Cumbria out Road challenge Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Register Anniversaries Birthdays Cyril Kieft Industrialist who built his own Formula One cars and had the satisfaction of seeing them raced by the likes of Strling Moss Anders Ousback Putting the customer first in some of Australia's finest restaurants God is not some kind of Superman with special powers Credo Minister of sound goes to the Big Apple Patrick Kidd talks to the organist of St Paul's who is now heading to New York Sunday Worship The Faith Page In Brief At your Service Bess Twiston Davies School News Forthcoming Marriages Memorial Services Service Reunion That Way the Social Week Court Circular To place death notices Births Golden Anniversaries Deaths Thanksgiving Services In Memoriam- Private To place death notices Black Swan party James Nares private view Multiple Classified Advertising Items Raising funds for the Hackney Empire Modern Times Difficult friends sitcky beaks, comfort seekers and convert-hunters Timesonline Readers Reply Business Princes and paupers at odds in new revolution Carl Mortished visits frontiers of private enterprise in the former Soviet Union network Raise a glass as the moment of truth nears Young Enterprise performance A little Romanov goes a long way business Saga set for next chapter Soft-top PR New wave of radio emerging from Chrysalis Raymond Snoddy meets the media boss preparing to tune in to new opportunities Proof that two into one won't go Picture Gallery Wren in hedge deserves Cv: Martin Broughton Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Boss of the big smoke chases a higher cause The Saturday Profile Jon Ashworth meets Martin Broughton, the chairman moving from BAT to BA Champneys Business Equity Prices Larger Capitalisation Shares Glaxosmithkline, Astrazeneca, Abbey National, BT Smaller Capitalisation Shares Jardine Lloyd Thompson, Berkeley, Courts Furniture Eurotop 100 Pointers Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Tempus Ten to follow are just that... clear leaders Tempus The Week's Biggest Movers Bonds Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Berkeley builds up for £1.4bn capital return Strike threat over pensions Norway puts end to 8-day oil strike Surprise downgrade to American growth rates New B&B chief cuts more jobs National Grid warned on further blackouts Cinven looks for late entry into AA auction AOL Energy firm poised to seize Crown Castle masts IBM 'Some fear that Shell is not going to undergo the drastic shake-up that it is clear is required' Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor's Commentary Former Shell chief awarded £1m payoff Virgin ventures into internet gaming market Fees Peril Tycon poised for another fortune Tomorrow Results in Brief Need to Know Global Business Briefing That was the Week Dataday Look Ahead Business Briefing Power FSA mounts M&S share inquiry Director quits animal rights row company The Times Keep an eye out for the hidden clauses Paula Hawkins reports that small print remains a stumbling block in the relationship between consumders and financial institutions Pensioner hit by payout date Factfile Fidelity Investments Tripped-up by the small print Timesonline M&G Stockwatch Website of the Week www.euroconsumer.org.uk A Survey Says Whine of the Week Going up Adwatch F&C Going down Quotes Hit errant banks and cut fuel tax Toisa troubles Legal & General ISIS Xan Rice explains how to go about seeking the best advice Taxing problems when an inspector calls Jeanette Winterson, the novelist, almost loses the plot over a typically Zealous VAT inquiry Downsizing falls flat Alsion Gibson talks to a women whose retirement plan went awry framlington What the Experts Say Leeds Christine's Responde Factfile Regular Saver Losing interst in waiting game Money Marketing Don't ignore the rate on your current account Follow the example of canny savers and borrowers, says Paula Hawkins Work on until you are 70 Christine Seib reports on the reaction to the European directive Multiple Display Advertising Items If I help to buy a flat, will I face a tax bill? Mark Atherton repiles to more queires from readers abbey Nationwide This sporting life Euro 2004 gets Clare Stewart caught up in the enthusiasm for sports memorabilia Bank of Scotland Regular 'ready to ban' premium-rate sites Rate debate fuels home loan uncertainty Xan Rice considers the options available to confused borrowers Profit from Land C&G HSBC Romance secondary for couples buying together Multiple Display Advertising Items Bank beats egg for best variable rate abbey Take the guesswork out of finding the best deals Grainne Gilmore on the benefits of putting your trust in a broker Mergers make more for the City than for shareholders Times Money Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Service Fidelity Investments Pointers Mortgages Chelsea Building Society Links Will the technology rally run out of steam? Xan Rice Funds in Focus MBNA Money Shop Cheapest Level Term Assurance Are you suddenly deciding that 70 is not so old after all? Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor Property fears over pensions rush Paula Hawkins says that a rapid move into residential investment by institutions may disort the market Multiple Display Advertising Items Banks resist new advertising rules The Times travel travel bargains The Bergain Hunter Noble Crledonia Limited Short-Haul Long-Haul Web of the Week Voyages Jules Verne Timesonline Your £ Abroad Follow that Star Mary Gold Explains how to Holiday like a Celebrity AiTO Need to Know Villas The Travel Collection EHS Travel An Indian Ocean The flavours of north Portugal under one roof Six of the Best Pousadas Extra time away from the action There's more to Portugal than football, says Martin Symington Six of the best: pousadas in Portugal Travel Online Bargains on Olympic scale The Games are putting people off Greece, reports Steven Keenan Carryon flying with Ryanair Simply Travel Somak Holidays Lake Garda Travel News Olympic Competition Going Nowhere Voyages Jules Verne In Brief Noble Caledonia Limited Private Villas Need to Know Swansea Cork Ferries Flash your cash and keep on drinking Alison Tyler explores the moncyed and often raunchy world of summer clubs, where fine champagne flows like water all day long Gold standsrds at throwing the disco Splendour in the South Seas Departures the Best New Holiday Ideas Multiple Classified Advertising Items Take firm steps in France Multiple Classified Advertising Items Need to Know Exclusively Online Meet the best spin doctors around Nicholas Roe hopped into the driving seat for some high-speed thrills on a rally driving weekend in Wales Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Competition to fly Down Under is fierce-so I'm doubtful that a budget airline will work, even if the cabin class is called 'fun' Time to stick your neck our Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Inside Contributors What's Not to like? Stay thick, stay fat and stay happy Mrs God and other novel heresies Mary Magdalene married Jesus and they and a son... harmless fantasy peddled in that airport blockbuster The Da Vinci Code? Well, no not to churchmen in America. Giles Whittell reports Read on Undermanned and overstretched For 350 years the regimental system helped to give the British Army the upper hand, but penny-pinching is putting troops under strain, says Allan Mallinson A cool grand on the table… who's going to fold? Poker can teach you a lot-about your friends, your enemies, but especially about yourself. That's what makes it the biggest game in town, writed Philip Watson Fish, nuts and kickers: poker's secret language The Times Chick lit: grown-up, gritty and gripping Just because a book comes in a pastel cover doesn't mean it can't be incisive - or that a chap can't enjoy it, says Jenny Colgan Portraiture? It's a mug's game Why do most portraits say zero about the sitter? Rod Liddle goes in search of some insight WHSmith The Reason of Things A. C. Grayling on a Tragedy we Cant Afford to Ignore The Times Books First Summon the vultures… edited extract from Sky Burial A good daughter Xinran Xue lost her parents—and her childhood—to China's Cultural Revolution. Only now, writes Helen Rumbelow, has she been able to make peace with her past Inter Alia Tim Teeman BG Raising the dead Name your poison Nonfiction Brain fodder for gourmets The interior life of K Biography Arcane archipelago History What's more… Read on Waking up is hard to do Fiction Clotted with curlicues Fiction It is a Novel about Dislocation, Exile and Alienation Travel Direct Paperbacks Fiction TLS Nonfiction Bestsellers How to outwit a troll Children's Books Read on Audio Books Timesonline Lost world Royal Concert Hall The great art swindle Is corruption endemic among the well-heeled thoroughbreds of the art market? The short answer, says Peter Watson, is yes. And the reasons are not hard to fathom Metro Bat Boy Five great art scams Back for a second Go The Go-Betweens beguiled critics but never had a hit. Now they're trying again, says Lisa Verrical RSC Travel Direct Wheels of fire Gator was the boy wonder of the skateboard until his tragic fall to earth, writes Tom Gatti This week The Best of the Arts Schosen by the Times Team of Critics Theatre Visual Art Dance Opera Classical Don't Miss. . . Jazz/ World Multiple Classified Advertising Items A woman possessed No one wants to believe a mother could murder her child - least of all the mother herself. Erica Wagner on the dark secret of maternity What drives mothers to infanticide? Disp@tches from the Home Front Feather Report Wet and wild The river meanders, naturalists flock and walkers stroll; but Cuckmere Haven may soon be inudated. Alan Franks visits the valley of dissent 'The sea is our last wilderness' Out There The Orchid Family is Wildly Promiscuous, Confounding Tidy Taxonomists Down the drain Water companies are desperate to avoid hosepipe bans during a drought. But at what cost to Nature, asks Tom Fort Coopers The sky's the limit Growing tips Urban directory Plants for city heights Katherine Swift Great Formal Gardens were Designed to Be Full of People and Noise Multiple Display Advertising Items More amusing toplary Cutting a dash Kitchen Garden Carrots Carrots are Easy to Grow and Not Fussy about Soil Types or Nutrition Angela Gore Limited Bulb of the Months Camassias Some like it hot The first rule of successful gardening in your sunny holiday home is to choose the right plants for the area. Tom Gard meets two couples who have got it right Multiple Display Advertising Items What to buy Canny moves Mulch the beds, dead-head the flowers, group the pots, then go on holiday, says Cath Janes Weekend Tips Letters Popular Culture Pictureline The Listener Crossword No 3780 Exemplary Clues by Waterloo Bridge Word Watching Two Brains Times Chess and Bridge Cd-Rom Offer Double pack: £19.99 (rrp £23.98) 12 Crossword No 3315 Chess Jumbo Crossword 530 Picture Book The Times inside Rocky of Ages The Trendy New Version of the Bible Won't Put Bums on Pews Hand out the happy pills Well, Well… One in the eye for bionics The Latest Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends He sure has helped himself Analyse this Bill's Self-Help Manuals Antibody Junk Medicine Well Care Do as I say, not as I do The message is clear: smoke and you die early. But how do you stop teenagers lighting up, asks Clare Longrigg The Voice of Youth Vitamin Awards 2004 Quit Giving up? Inside the Mind of a GP body&soul Pain of the brain storm The thumping agony of cluster headaches is hell to live with, but relief may be on the way, says Meg Carter What's your Headache? Help him to be a mucky pup The Times Paediatric Consultant your Problems Solved Dulco-lax Birthmarks Boots Break with reality Lie back - but don't think of England: the Religion Club on Zakynthos is the perfect venue for stressed city types to unwind Getting There Eat, drink and be Maria Hilly Janes relished the peace and local produce just across the water from Captain Corelli Kabbalah Centre Getting There Mother nurture Celebrity gardener Rachel de Thame thrives on babies and plants - good for the heart, she tells Rosie Millard Moving on Unrequited Love What Draws You Back is the Nagging Puzzle of why Love Failed Seven deadly wedding sins It's meant to be the happiest day of your life, right? Wrong, It's stressful, costs a fortune and is hell for the guests. Virginia Ironside would rather call the whold thing off Relax: It Can Be Perfect What's Wrong with your… Ring Tone We Crave- Not Cellular - but Real, Spiritual Connection with Others Over to You Behind the Label Tropicana Pure Premium Fibre Dinners in a different class Healthy school meals? Tricky, says Celia Dodd. But now royalty, Jamie Oliver and the Government are pitching in More Nuggets Get Stuck in Happiness on legs Going to Extremes Have a Go Red Sea Gym Mistress View from the Exercise Bike Anyone for… James Trotman, Lawn Tennis Association national training coach and ex Wimbledon junior doubles winner, serves the best tennis gear What a Racket The Times Showered with love Agony and Ecstasy Sex with Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson Swell personality British surfing champion Sam Lamiroy, 28, loves mayonnaise and beer but also fasts once a year Big savings on private health insurance The Times Nikon Contents Chrysler Michael Hutchence on a Paris BALCONY Mazda A Photo of the Hughes Looks down on Us.'nice Bit of Suede Says Simon, Studying his Jacket Picture Gallery smeg I Didn't Get where I Am Today without… Dr Feelgood On the Science of Happiness Many of the Unhappiest People Parely, if Ever, Took Holidays, Had Any Hobbies or Played Sport University of Pop What songs teach us about life, the universe and everything Someone's Got to Do It The Cloakroom Attendant Sony Satin Out There Summer Lace Summer Lace Yanuk Jeans Moderan Man Everything a Boy Could Want Male Order 43. 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Sanyo intelligent life Holiday Property Bond Fired Earth Interiors Sun, Sea and Style Picture Gallery Hip Hotels Bay of Fires Lodge Strong Man Looking the part is vital to actor Mark Strong - and a role as a gangster lets him indulge his own taste for sharp dressing The Travel Collection Can You Imagine Wearing a Piece that is Older than Christianity - from a Starting Price of Good for glamorous beachwear Picture Gallery Gelatin Free Choice The Moment I Wake up Hannah Betts Hum Summed up his Day with Two Text Messages:'i Want to Be a Lady'...'one with a Rich Husband' Truth in Beauty Voyages Jules Verne Wickes Scence from Domes Life There are Always Some Designers Working at the Margins where Design Crosses over into ART Love and the City Drink Alsace Page & Moy Portland How to… Dress your Bed Atkins Restaurants The Greenhouse Where the Yahs Drink the White Horse The White Horse, London Sw6 Feel the Difference Enjoy summer to the full with Danone's refreshing new taste sensation—Actimel % (fat free) Pineapple Did You Know? feel the difference Six… Kitchen Greats Food The Sunday Times Canterbury The Top 100 Summer Wines This Week: 25 Bottles under £8 Waterways of the Gods Noble Caledonia Limited Jacob's Creek My Best Dish Taste Test… Scotch Eggs Roxy Record Players Picture Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bata Male Kodak Givenchy Pour Homme TV BT Man about the House When it comes to music, the thrill is in the chase for Peter Paphides The Week They Think It's All Ogre… …but Shrek 2 won't be. 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Here she tells fiona Morrow how it went Les Miserables Red to Amber Russian cinema is set to shine once more, says Ed Potton Film Reviews Superior Southern romance and Russian introspection Star Choice DVD Reviews A plodding Translation but The Lion King still rules Best of the Rest Not-So-Silent Bob Kevin Smith tells Ed Potton how he talked himself into movies The Times Sunday Best Elgar's sacred choral pieces are truly divine, says Ivan Hewett CD Reviews Phoenix's rising rock, Razorlight let rip, and the Kinks' nostaigic vision livewires Pop the Kinks The Village Green Preservation Society—Deluxe Edition (Sanctuary) Jazz Picture Gallery fivebest rockCDs World Rock The Ordinary Boys Over the Counter Culture (B-Unique) Rock Regular Fries Phone in Sick (Soft City Recordings) Blues Mr David Viner This Boy Don't Care (Loog) topten albums drome The Battle Cry Goes on Patti Smith, the poet of punk, gets ever more political on her latest record. She tells Nigel Williamson why she feels that her music is a public service Wearing It Well Forget portable technology—Guy Clapperton wears his IT Game Reviews Take a trip to a Land Far Far Away with Shrek 2 fabgadget silversurfer Do your Phone Bills Make You Want to Dial M for Murder? Maureen Shaw Has an Answer The Times sitegeist When, You Lose your Mobile Phone, There's No Need to Lose All your Friends' Phone Numbers as Well Nigel Whitfield Explais Going Live The BBC is covering all the angles today, says Mike Mulvihill Bbc's watercooler The Best Fly-On-The-Wall Telly is so Bad It Hurts, Says Paul Hoggart TV Films Guide The best of the week by Stephen Dalton cultcorner The Shield is Brutally Watchable TV, Says Paul Connolly Armchair Referre Be Picky when It Comes to Choosing your Footie-Watching Mates, Says Chris Condron Behind the Screen A Drug-Fuelled Dom Simpson Led the Party as He Created a Glossy Advert for the us Navy Knight Moves Life has changed so radically for Sir Ian McKellen since his first South Bank profile in 1984 that it's time for another "Melvyn" Paul Hoggart met him Saturday 26 Main Channels Because of Euro 2004 alternative schedules may apply … Five Variations TV Choice Saturday 26 Multichannel Sport SKY Moves 1 Entertainment Factual Multichannel Choice Kids' choice Television Sunday Main Channels TV Choice Sunday 27 Multichannel Sport Entertainment Factual Kids'choice Multichannel Choice Monday 28 Main Channels Five Variations TV Choice Monday 28 Multichannel Sport Entertainment Factual Multichannel Choice Tuesday 29 Main Channels Five Variations TV Choice Tuesday 29 Entertainment Factual Multichannel Choice Wednesday 30 Main Channels TV Choice Wednesday 30 Multichannel Sport Entertainment Factual Multichannel Choice Main Channels TV Choice Thursday 1 Multichannel Sport Entertainment Factual Multichannel Choice Friday 2 Main Channel TV Choice Friday 2 Multichannel Sport Entertainment Factual Multichannel Choice Saturday 26-Monday 28 Radio Saturday 26 Sunday 27 Monday 28 Radio Choice Tuesday 29-Friday 2 Radio Wednesday 30 Thursday 1 Friday 2 Big Night in Vernon Kay lifts his spirits with model planes and Most Haunted Prize Pop Puzzle Win£100vouchers The Times The Times The Times London, London Buring Bright Thisweek Top Afternoon Teas Take a break from the tennis with Square Meal's guide to strawberries and cream teas—with ace service «feedback» Top Afternoon Teas foodnews squaremeal.co.uk Short Sharp Shop «seeyouat…» Bargain Hunt Dray Walk, E1 Streets of London localhero Reviews Index New This Week critic'sfive box office big Vodafone Locals Hit or Hype? 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