News from 09/10/2004
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Emmett, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Phil Yates, Christina Hardyment, Susie Stoddart, Bruce Campbell, Griselda Greaves, John McNamara, Andrew Eames, Stella Shamoon, Robert Cole, Bel Mooney, Joanna Bale and Richard Ford, David Canter, Martin Peters and Frank Lampard, Patricia Davies, Janie Turner, Ian Nathan, Sarah vine, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Peter Lansley, Jill Hartley, Tom Baldwin and Christine Selb, Robert Thicknesse, Duncan Grey, Dunhill Links Championship, Jan Morris, Paul Hoggart, Christopher Wood, Mark Souster, John Mulvey, Ian MacKinnon and Stephen Farrell, Anthony Lloyd, Nick Hawton, Clare Lazaro, Spiros Politis, Matt Wolf, Philip Howard, Richard Beard, Carol Midgley, Mark Hudson President, David Chater, Jonathan Meades's, Michael Binyon, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Jane Goldman, Dominic Wells, Clive Davis, Kate Reardon, Anne Gatti, Sheila Johnston, Monica Porter, Lucia Van Der Post, Bob Stanley, Martin Aston, Sam Marlowe, Paul McNamee, Wendy Ide, Stuart Miles, Tim Wapshott and Dominic Wells, John Bungey, Kevin Eason, Peter Barlow, Geoff Brown, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, Andrew Norfolk, Rosie Millard, Alastair Campbell, Antonia Senior, Nancy Durrant, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, David McVay, John Clarke, Stephen McClarence, Hilary Rose, Vinny Lee, Rob Cassy, MG, Henrietta Green, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Katherine Swift, Ernie Els, Dominic Walsh, Tania Alexander, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Debra Craine, Shirley English, Eric Hulse, Gary Jacob, Hilary Weale, Greg Watts, Joe Morgan, Grainne Gilmore, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, P. 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O'Rourke, Derek Sinclair, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Jane Clarke, Candida Crewe, Jo Morris, Gwen Staveley, Jenny MacArthur, Rose Shepherd, Doctor Copperfield, Phil Gordon, Daniel McGrory, and Richard Lloyd Parry, Roland Watson, Richard Lloyd Parry, Peter Hetherington, Tina Gaudoin, Charles Bremner, Ron Lewis, David Swallow, Michael Chambers, Martin Symington, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Michael Pilgrim, Richard Schickel, Genevieve Fox, Julian Fellowes, David Charter, Tim Teeman, Edward Gorman, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Derwent May, Arwa Haider, Kate Muir, Ivan Hewett, Fran Ward, Tom Petherick, Aggie MacKenzie, Russell Kempson, Peter Paphides, David Rowan, Dan Silver, Ed Potton, Nicole Swengley, Oliver Kay, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Christine Selb, Stephen Anderton, Susan Jeffers, Nigel Williamson, Amber Cowan, Nick Barley, David Lister, Antony Bye, Mark Atherton, John Westerby, Lisa Armstrong, Rick Broadbent, Sarah Vine, Robert Cheeshyre, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Sam Coates, Eve Thomas, Chris Power, Dr Feelgood, Credo Jonathan Sacks, John Hopkins, Jenny Dean, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Sharron Davies, Laura Lee Davies, Peter Ryde, Mitchell Platts, John Hopkins, Magnus Grimond, Sarah Turner, Martin Samuel, Raymond Keene, Joanna Lumley, C. 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Nethercoat, Christine Buckley, Suzi Godson, Lewis Smith, Sean MacAulay, Fiona Morrow, Richard Brass, Gordon Ramsay, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Allan Leighton, Abigall Rayner, Bronwen Maddox, Helen Rumbelow Political Correspondent, Jens Lexman, Patrick Hosking, Peter Allam, Mark Irving, Alex Hawkes, Mick Hume, Gareth Child, Jeremy Das, Emily Davies, Fred Dellar, Peter Dixon, James Naughtie, Isabel Conway and Daniel McGrory, Clive David, Dalya Alberge, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Colin Liddell, Adam Fresco, Mike Mulvihill, Peter Allies, Ray Gosling, Nigel Kendall, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Joanna Pitman, Maureen Shaw, Philip Webster Political Editor, Jonathan Clayton, Stefanle Marsh, Robert Crampton, Jane Shilling, Peter Inson Headmaster, Craig Lord, Mel Webb, Ian Johns, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent and Jenny Davey, Neville Denson, Matthew Parris, William Boyd, George Caulkin, Jonathan Rendall, John Lister-Kaye, Sam McKnight, Caitlin Moran, Rebecca Ley, Sheila Keating, Neil Fisher, Abigall Rayner and Tom Bawden, Iain Finlayson, Michael Collins, Ben MacIntyre, Helen Pridham, Ron Sirak, Richard Beeston, Brian Glanville, C.w.w. Eastbourne, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Denis Seguin, Alison Gibson, David Sanderson, John Naish, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Annabelle Thorpe, Martin Waller, Mark Henderson, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Mark Cocker, Tom Bawden and Sarah Butler, Laura Peek, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Oliver Kamm, Darian Leader, Mel Webbb, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Allan Mann, Jill Crawshaw, Stephen Dalton, Anna-Marie Crowhurst, Alyson Rudd, Bill Edgar, Tom Chesshyre, Paul Connolly, James Christopher, Hal St John Broadbent, Deb Atkinson, Lucy Broadbent, Kelly Hoppen, Simon Crompton, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Alan Jackson, Owen Slot, Alexander W. MacAra, Susannah Jowitt, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, Rachel Campbell-Johston, Christopher Jackson, Jenny Davey, Douglas Kennedy, Peter Klinger, Sam Lister Health Correspondent, Patience Wheatcroft, Joe Bolger, Philip Webster, Daniel McGrory and James Hider, Christopher Irvine, Rick Lew, Chloe Bryan-Brown,
ResumoThe Times Ken Bigley is beheaded Four days of messages with kidnappers My tears are my words, hostage's widow says Clear your Student Debts The Times Al-Qaeda blamed The Times Today The new gurus Baby threats Video's theatre of macAbre devised by brutal militant Take six men Hughes's fear Tiffany & Co. Queen leads way with a private message for mother as world leaders send condolences The Complete Weekend Paper What He Said... Three weeks of suspense end in death at the hands of 'madmen' Family tragedy and a search for a better life led Bigley to his fate Kidnap Victims Gang's attempt to show strength serves only to reveal weakness death at the hands of 'madmen' Al-Zarqawi has established himself as the world's most wanted terrorist mastermind, says Richard Beeston The terrorists did not win despite pressure put on Blair Amstrad Diplomats will not identify mystery mediator Baghdad's 2,200 Britons pack bags or shelter in armed compounds Kidnap Ordeal Neighbours express their anger 'We did what we could, but it wasn't enough', say a family divided over who is to blame Family Pleas I Should Eat More Green Stuff Tree-planting campaigner wins Nobel Peace Prize Kenyan police clubbed her but could not cow her. Jonathan Clayton recalls his meeting with Wangari Maathai Peace Prize Winners Blair's plane flies off-message for gourmet delights lastminute.com Competitive spirit turns yoga world on its head South West Trains Cross-Channel ferry firm demands £50m from 'heavy-handed' Customs dyson US officials 'knew of Vioxx threat' Red-faced Prince lastminute.com Renault Modus Crusoe's cabbage patch returns to island home Currys Father of baby Charlotte barred from first family 'Gangster used to resolve Rooney row' By a Correspondent: Library's rare maps cut from atlases Planet America autumn Sale The Week that was Britain Next Week Alliance Leicester They Said... Victim 'in shackles meant for animals' Sainsbury's Energy Citroen Streatham warlord faces Old Bailey torture trial PC World Just One Hospital's Year of Inspections How many inspectors does it take to check on how well a hospital is working? Try 102 (and counting) Low-dose HRT may prevent heart disease £150m boost for giant microscopes Hollywood buys Russian blockbuster that beat Harry Potter Subaru High St clones feel the wrath of landlords Landowners lead the way in rejecting the major retailers and wooing small shops, writes Stefanie Marsh Briton jailed for Colombia murder plot 'Kidnap' shooting Climbié ruling Travel writer dies Aga Khan divorce By a Correspondent: Sunken trawler mystery resurfaces Seal of approval for women bishops Don't Miss out Wee Free rebels face £100m day of judgment Homebase Celebrities shock viewers with real life on the farm Hunting with dogs for rabbits 'is humane' Killer questioned on unsolved cases Minister's apology leads to demands for Blair to say sorry Comet Pensions policy will wait until after election Sea air works wonders for party leaders The Times mfi Cherie seems to think May is election time A slip of the tongue led to a red face for Mrs Blair while promoting her book on life at No 10. Sam Coates reports Power House The Week that was the World Middle East Next Week "Ta Officer Direct Entry Scheme" They Said... Multiple Display Advertising Items Laura and Teresa: the other running-mates Time was when the wives of presidential candidates were mere adomments. Today they campaign full-time with their own jets, target audiences and press officers. Laura Bush and Teresa Heinz Kerry have not held a TV debate, but they have as much claim to the title "running-mate" as Dick … First Lady First Rival Norwich Union Islamists drag country back into pit of terror Israelis Attacked Britons escape hotel carnage at popular resort on Israeli border (Reuters): US raid 'kills 12 at Iraq wedding' (Reuters): Gaza deaths (AFP): Iran progress Tesco Multiple Display Advertising Items Al-Qaeda blamed for bombs that killed 28 at resorts 'An incredible shudder and everybody was screaming' Fluent in Finance 'What does democracy mean? Which of the candidates will give us a well and pastures? After eight years in Afghanistan, Anthony Lloyd wonders what sort of impact will be made by the election today. Photographs by Richard Mills (AFP): Bomb at embassy injures ten (Reuters): Embargo hint (AP): Musharraf move (AP): Pitcairn plea (AFP): Polio campaign Grudge Match France charges ex-minister with bribery lastminute.com bmi a Star Alliance Member Balkan passions rise before a bitter local derby Mean machine Another side of Bob Dylan, self-confessed nerd, leaves fans gaspin' in the wind Domestic goddess starts jail sentence Multiple Display Advertising Items Cameramen turn chic for Chanel Highs and lows of a hectic week Paris Diary Multiple Display Advertising Items Lessons in life through a lens Opera Cosi fan tutte Grand Theatre, Leeds Theatre Murderous Instincts Savoy, WC2 TV Review Theatre Midwinter Swan, Stratford Pop The Music Hammersmith Palais, W6 Tempur Picture Gallery Curvy, clever, caring-Nigella's our best friend and we hate her No literary heavyweight, just a bloated celeb Safe but sorry guardians of a risk-shy society A blind faith in absolutes that blurred vision of reality Picture Gallery Mention the war: the Tories need a 'turncoat' Iraq policy The ever more urgent question is how do we get ourselves out Not only does the Coalition need an exit strategy. So do the Tories There are 350,000 new books out there. But is anyone reading them? The Times Old-Age Problem Future pensioners must wake up and smell the Horlicks Bob Dylan Revisited A cool singer—so strange that he is square Opinions past Leading Article, Peace and the Atom, October 9, 1945 Psychotic Murders Savage kidnappers are holding all Iraq to ransom Blair's Communion The Times Education and public services Challenge of the Conservative Party Travellers' rights on caravan sites Pitcairn's prospects Mirror man Fog without Fish Conkering heroics Effect on children of losing fathers Cash on demand That shrinking feeling The Weather The Times Crossword Around Britain Abroad High Tides bmibaby The Times sport England relying on Rooney to inspire a resounding victory Chanel Football inside Real accuse Newcastle over injury setback to Woodgate Armani Jeans Don't make waves, Sven: losing is a gloating accident waiting to happen The Rudder Inside Wales Nowhere near France Out of Africa Closer to Preston Back to Spain And Another Thing Farm life is no flash in pan for Stan Magic Sponge Denney proves he is one of the boys... by getting shot dressed as girl Pink Tiger's 'family' wedding par for the course Taylor finds little talent among his celebrity side On Monday the Game betfair.com The Saturday Echo Gifted Cole a poignant case of English reward and punishment Three-speed England aim to hit the accelerator World Cup Qualifiers Group Six Five Great Games England 1 Wales 1 Five Great Games How They Stand Sanchez backs depleted side to go for goals and keep hopes alive Victor Chandler The Weekend's Fixtures Coca-Cola League Hughes calls for Wales to draw on his passion World Cup Qualifiers Group Six Nationwide Conference £100 to beat England... just don't celebrate at the minibar World Cup European Zone Qualifying Tables Group One Group Two Group Three Group Seven Group Eight betfair.com Lucozade Ireland must make most of their advantage World Cup Qualifiers Group Four England continue resurgence under Taylor Under-21 European Championship Qualifier Picture Gallery Vogts tells players to impress clubs with national form Group Five William Hill Fifa says there is no going back for errant referees Howard haunts Hartlepool as leaders stretch impressive run Coca-Cola League Glazer tries to secure United stake from Cubic Why Eriksson should realise that size really does matter Armchair Investor Wenger remarks prompt FA to initiate EPO tests Bet your Life South African crew lead America's Cup into uncharted waters Sailing Edward Gorman on the young man at the vanguard of change in a white dominated sport Why the man who claimed he was the greatest was right all along It's a unanimous decision: the best sportsman of all time is Muhammad Ali Rossi still pouring fuel on feud with Gibernau Motorcycling Pinsent recounts path to glory in Athens Book Review Ellis pushing past pack in race for England spot Zurich Premiership Premiership Pointers Rough patch for Harlequins could get rougher Shocking stockings can only bode well for Woodward tourists Match-By-Match Guide World champions raise veil of secrecy in Regent's Park Everitt savours last word to reward pluck of the Irish Leigh strive to complete final mission after setbacks The Times BooksFirst Brilliance of Bai puts Rhinos back on track Rugby League Sandeno's treble one in the eye for Phelps Swimming O'Connor may lose gold medal after drug test for Athens horse Equestrianism Cook shows liking for limelight Boxing British duo on top of the world Snow leads rout Abbas ahead Ellis offer snubbed Players quizzed O'Sullivan homes in on elusive triumph Snooker Vauxhall Gilchrist plays it safe to put Australia in strong position Cricket Hopes rise for Silverstone rescue Blow out feared after storm warning Motor Racing Japanese Grand Prix Scoreboard from Bangalore Tales from the Pitlane Track Talk from Suzuka Racing next Week William Hill Totescoop6 Meehan rests Breeders' Cup case on Rebuttal evidence York Bangor Mutawaqed on track to claim sprint prize The Wright Track Reading the Racecard Hexham Times Online Wolverhampton Times Test Gallant band drawn to extreme test of nerve Warwick Nayyir leads British team Yesterday's Results Ladbrokes Free Today The Weekend's Fixtures The Times Offers Direct The Results Service Howell and Donald continue fine form Golf Dunhill Links Championship Leaderboard Quiz of the Week The Times The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Register Anniversaries Birthdays Jimmy FitzGERALD Successful jockey who turned trainer and saddled a string of fine horses, including a Gold Cup winner Michael Rizzello Sculptor favoured by the Royal Family who made statues, plaques and medals in more than 90 countries Max Geldray Pioneer of the jazz harmonica, and the last of the Goons Forthcoming Marriages That was the Social Week On this Day October 9, 1945 Safeguard against Atomic Bomb Court Circular Personal Column East and West Party Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Record turnout Modern Times Matters matrimonial: wedding lists, invitations and divorce fallout Readers Reply The children of Israel dance for their portable homeland We must all dwell on common ground Greg Watts explores how the Vatican is seeking to end inter-religious conflict Sunday Worship The Faith Page In Brief At your Service Multiple Classified Advertising Items NCH Banking & Finance business Progress is in the post, says can-do chairman The Saturday Interview 'The manager has a slightly bemused look, as though he's met Father Christmas' Unit-Linked Insurance Investments CV 'The manager has a slightly bemused look, as though he's met Father Christmas' Founding family to cede control in Ofex rescue A two-tier structure of larger established companies and small ones is proposed L&g 'mis-sold to finance expert' A business plan will be road map for the challenges ahead Jon Snow Relief over insurers' storm effect Weak jobs data dash Bush's 'feelgood' hopes for debate Standard Indonesia deal Citigroup sues over Parmalat collapse Bordeaux Digital revolt leaves film-makers exposed It all started with an image on Aristotle's wall Jessops focuses on £180m float by Christmas Larger Capitalisation Shares Reed Elsevier, Gsk, Reuters, Sabmiller, Kingfisher Pointers Smaller Capitalisation Shares Monstermob, Countryside Properties, Wilson Bowden Pointers Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Crossed lines that can be golden for investors Tempus Bonds Recent Issues FTSE Volumes (000's) Wall Street The Week's Biggest Movers City Diary Caged Canary Get a grip Phishing fodder Backing for Westfield in bid for Chelsfield PHS shares sent down by washroom warning Menzies Hotels considers £115m sale Joseph in first steps towards sale for £100m FSA Tesco to take clothes brands international Fluent in Finance 'Too many targets can be obstructive, not helpful' Judge throws out $1.25bn legal claim facing Black Boeing's $23bn bid is blocked simplyswitch Business Big Shot Results in Brief Need to Know Global Business Briefing Thursday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Dataday Data Look Ahead Exchange Rates Briefing Unwins 'shortlists Hands' Amlin weathers storms GKN honours pledge Grey Global Stock Markets Charts of the Day Old Speckled Hen. FSA questions Sainsbury over briefing of analyst Oil price forces BA and Virgin to raise fares Staff may be offered shares in Royal Mail money What has become of my birthday bonus? Helen Pridham on why Charlotte is still waiting for the Child Trust Fund nest egg promised by the Government more than three years ago Don't toy with their savings How the CTF Will Work Fidelity Child Trust Fund gets off to a slow start Multiple Display Advertising Items Moneybox Corp Stockwatch Website of the Week A Survey Says Whine of the Week Dorothy Thomas, of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, is losing patience with Abbey The Good Adwatch The Bad And the Ugly Quotes Payment system made clearer I'll be doggone Multiple Display Advertising Items What the Experts Say Spanish retreat adds foundation to profits Alison Gibson revisits a couple whose finances have flourished Bill's Response Are You our Graduate of the Year 2004? Grupo Santander Pick your perks as you enter the real world Check what the job's worth, says Grainne Gilmore Invest It Fluent in Finance Fidelity Investments Should you stay in or out? Joe Morgan says that workers must decide whether to trust the state or insurers Tax credit battle for single mum Mark Atherton on the Inland Revenue's overpayment fiasco Factfile Introductory discontent taken into account Multiple Display Advertising Items Must a long-distance pension be ditched? Factfile Multiple Display Advertising Items Witan investment trust Take aim at small firms Helen Pridham on the big tax breaks from backing growing businesses Glass masters cut a dash in design Clare Stewart sheds some light on a delicate craft Scottish Widows Multiple Display Advertising Items Other Switching Websites Halifax Survival Tips Fluent in Finance Picture Gallery Comparatively successful and proud of it Alex Hawkes on an entrepreneur doing sterling service helping the public to find the best deals Add spice to your portfolio Antonia Senior explains why India is becoming the most talked about emerging market abbey Multiple Display Advertising Items Portfolio Building Services Factfile Decision time for Abbey investors Bank of Scotland Fidelity Investments Motor away from the pack Share of the Month Stella Shamoon looks to the future with Toyota and its innovative "must have" new car Shareholders must prevent grubby salary free-for-all Fidelity Investments Pointers Savers 'Best Buys National Saving & Investments Guaranteed Equity Bonds Permanent interest-bearing shares Mortgages Unsecured Personal Loans Credit Cards Charcol ING Direct savings account New vehicle no one wants you to choose Cheapest Level Term Assurance Best With Profits Personal Pension Unit Trust Funds over five years Investment Trusts over five years Pension annuities Abbey must work hard to cure all those bad habits Lifeboat crew sends out an SOS Alex Hawkes on how an end to a pager service may put lives at risk Multiple Display Advertising Items Repayments rise despite rate hold The Times South African Airways Bali back in the swim British Isles The Bargain Hunter Spring in Provence Competition Nile Cruise Follow that Star Sarah Turner Explains how to Holiday like a Celebrity Web of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items How You Can Help Tourists needed to pay Ivan's clean-up bill But Grenada and Grand Cayman are unlikely to attract many holidaymakers until next year, reports Jill Hartley, after the worst hurricane in decades What's Open Who on earth will you meet today? Pumb camel ride in Cairo In Brief Travel News Travel Online India Riding off into the sunset Grown-Up Gappers So many adults are talking career breaks that a mini-industry has been created, reports Andrew Eames Mingling in Morocco Literary Forum Multiple Display Advertising Items Hands-On Experience Tempelhof wins a reprieve Still in Flight Tribal history on show in DC See a Teepee Life Changes Odyssey Northumbria Australia Athens Qantas Back in business all spruced up Bali on a High Susannah Jowitt finds the island thriving two years after the bombs Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to Know Bali Villas Swept up in the atmosphere St. Petersburg Indian Ocean Cruises Just the ticket for a holiday on the tracks Readers' Forum Contact us... Views galore in the Azores Departures the Best New Holiday Ideas Dubai detour Half term's nearly here, so grab the chance Half-Term Breaks Wales As the rain clouds blew away, Martin Symington and his children were soon in their element exploring the dramatic coastline of Pembrokeshire Sri Lanka All Inclusive Multiple Display Advertising Items Connections Worldwide Need to Know Croatia Cox & Kings Half-Term Activity Ideas Need to Know Abta Riding Best Family Holidays The Big Read to take the family on an active break Half-Term Breaks France On a French riding holiday, Tania Alexander found her family learnt more than how to handle a horse Take the Kids Chloe Bryan-Brown's Guide to What's New for Families Checking in Menzies Marine Hotel, Salcombe, Devon Easy packing for an easy rider Novice passenger Monica Porter loads up her panniers Air Miles Bikers on tour Nick's Tips for the Born Again Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items There's a joie de vivre to a Hotel du Vin: you are urged to swipe the toiletries, encouraged to smoke and explore the wine list Land of milk and money Perfect Weekend Liechtenstein Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Inside Contributors Empowering? Not on your belly Critic at Large A feast of belly-dancing brings the allure of the East to Britain-shame the show is American Hate from strangers just feels so good Those that Need Love Tend Not to Get It, and Those that Don't Do 13 ways of looking at a photograph Why did William Boyd spend a fortune on a strange woman in sunglasses? A new collection of anonymous images plays on our fascination with photography Why aren't women funny? Heard the one about the hilarious comedienne who put all her male rivals in the shade? No, neither has Caitlin Moran The Reason of Things A. C. Grayling Makes a Plea for the Future One of the Things that Has to Go is the Hegemony of Ancient Superstitions Ladies who Laugh Better ted than dead Drainpipe trousers, DA quiffs and a glint in the eye... 50 years after their heyday, the world's first teenagers still cut a dash. Ray Gosling woz there I Can Tell a Ted Walking down the Street even if He was a Ted 50 Years Ago Rhyme watch UK Blank verse, rhyming couplets... in the brutal world of the poetry wars, men have fallen out over a lot less. So what happens when two top protaganists square up? Michael Pilgrim looked on from a safe distance books The Times Nonfiction Fiction Shields Jon Snow That Grand Canyon moment Patricians, proles and pap TLS What's more… Woman overboard! Crime Fiction Skinny Dip by Carl Hiaasen Bantam Press £12.99; 409pp ISBN 0 593 05373 7 £10.39 (p&p £2.25) 0870 1608080 What would Jane do? Fiction The Jane Austen Book Club What's more … Inter Alia Do you wanna be in my gang? Non Fiction Gordon Brown by Tom Bower Harper Collins £20;320pp ISBN 0 007 17540 X £16 (p&p £2.25) 0870 1608080 Nelson's Purse Best Sellers A good man in a crisis Nonfiction Nimrod by Beau Riffenburgh Bloomsbury £17.99; 352pp ISBN 0 747 57254 2 £14.39 (p&p £2.25) 0870 1608080 The Class-Bound and Strait-Laced Behaviour now Seem Naive or Ludicrous Read on Audio Books Now you see it... Long before Hollywood special effects, the public were boggled by magic lanterns, shadowplay and distorting mirrors. Mark Irving takes a close look arts Book on Line now Multiple Display Advertising Items Robbie Williams: the new Diana He's as superstar-but he's also insecure, anxious and desperate to be loved. Sound familiar? Paul Connolly puts Robbie Williams on the couch Much of his Drive is Derived from a Hatred of Gary Barlow and Take That's Manager. He Needs to Prove Them Wrong The wit and Norman Wisdom ef Liverpool biennial Biggs released at last No, not the Great Train Robber, but Ronnie's long-lost jazz album. John Bungey listen in This week The Best of the Arts Chosen by the Times Team of Critics Don't Miss... Fact Image of the Week Opera & Ballet Who's afraid of the bogey man? One of Jan Morris's most vivid childhood memories concerns a guilty secret. But did it really happen? Nowadays she isn't so sure life Him Indoors The Life and Times of Orlando Pigot, Reluctant Stay-At-Home Dad Feather Report Et in Alexandria ego A portrait of the Egyptian city stirred memories in Griselda Greaves-of a Utopian childhood and its legacy of respect among nations The Times Does this bird fit the bill? The suspense is killing as Mark Cocker sets off in search of the rare slender-billed curlew The Twitching Battle Lines Have Been Drawn Out There I Can Sit and Watch a Good Fire for Hours, Basking in its Radiated Energy Brussels sprouts The Church is the Wildest Exaggeration of Nonconformist Perpendicular. Fittingly It is now a Boozer Coopers of Stortford Down by the river Rustling grasses, mature redwoods, tumbling water... amazing what you find on a London rooftop. Katherine Swift takes a walk in the park High-water parks gardens High-water parks Tray chic Need an instant herb garden or patch of velvet grass? A new lightweight module might be just the answer, says Anne Gatti Multiple Display Advertising Items Art of the Garden Clippings Clippings Perfect Presents, Garden Art, Plants, Books, Events, Openings... The New Weekly Column that Puts You in the Know Weekend Tips Multiple Display Advertising Items Succulent in bronze Rob Cassy meets a man who turns fleshy plants into sculpture Kitchen Garden Herbs Picture Gallery Pictureline The Listener Crossword No 3795 Koeql Haeospo by Elgin Bridge Word Watching Two Brains Times Chess and Bridge Cd-Rom Offer Gnomon: The Listener No 3792 Cswd T2 Crossword No 3405 Chess Jumbo Crossword 546 Cryptic Clues T2 Clues Picture Book Body and Soul No change there, then Simon Crompton Stories behind the News HRT Scare Stories Say Much about our Attitude to Menopausal Women Birth on Mars inside What Women Take into the Delivery Room Need to Know? Well, Well... next week Jump for Joy Slim with a starter John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Did Hitchcock tap our primal fears in Psycho? Analyse this Shower Anxiety After Psycho, Janet Leigh Said She Would Never Willingly Take a Shower Again Junk Medicine Biotechnology Personalised diets based on genetic testing are as little use as "health horoscopes" The Interaction between Genes and Lifestyle is Not Sufficiently Understood Cash in on keeping fit The man from the Pru says get into shape and your premium drops. Is this the future, asks Simon Crompton 79 per Cent of Policyholders Took up a Fitness Programme within 12 Months Gym'll Fix a Premium Health on Monday New Improved Flora pro. Activ Spread Drugs in the form of a herbal tea? Not when a bullet-shaped suppository will do the trick Doctor Copperfield inside the Mind of a GP Without Irony a Patient Says He Tried to Cure his Dog Phobia with 'Bark Remedy' Potty about dressing up Grayson Perry, the potter who collected his Turner prize in a flouncy frock, tells Rosie Millard that he has come to terms with transvestism My Time A light in the darkness Who are the new gurus? Do they offer genuine wisdom and self-help enlightenment, or is it junk food for the soul? Over the next six pages John Nalsh looks at the top 20 people who have got inside our heads, from Deepak Chopra and Johnny Rotten to Dale Camegie and Judy Finnigan Gurus are our Cocktail Shakers-Mixing up a Bit of Buddhism and a Dash of Wicca Haliborange The Seminals Well Care Private General Practice Deepak Chopra, the Guru's Guru The new gurus Susan Jeffers, Self-Help Queen 7 Steps to Guru Status Multiple Display Advertising Items Trying Hard 'The Dalai Lama is a hero simply because he emphasises the essential teaching of Buddhism, to be kind' Trying Hard Dead Gurus The new gurus The Times Offers Direct Tony Buzan, Mind Mapper Reduce the financial stress if female-specific cancer strikes Seven out of Ten Women are now Beating Breast Cancer The Simple, Affordable Way to Financial Peace of Mind Helped me through Call now, go online or return the coupon today to receive … Well Woman WellWoman gave me a sense of security Spur of the moment... Wet is a feminist issue Deborah Sundahl, aka Fanny Fatale, has a mission-to lead the masses to an orgasmic future, says Lucy Broadbent 'I See Myself as a Feminist, a Pioneer, Helping Women to Reclaim their Bodies' Self-preservation society Forget the supermarket: rediscover the old ways of storing nature's bounty, says Rose Shepherd Preserving is 'in', as we Turn our Backs on Over-Processed Packaged Foods alpro soya Protect your heart and get a natural high from hemp oil and fatty acids in fish At your Table OMEGA-3s No bed of roses Agony and Ecstasy Sex with Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson Hormone Therapy Needs to Be Taken Daily for a Couple of Months Sexual Wellbeing in Later Life Adheres to the 'Use It or Lose It' Principle Born to be a winner Not Just Anybody how the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Racing ace Susie Stoddart, 21, loves Thai food, tea, and the buzz of being in a very fast car HHP Healthy Heart Programme Magazine Guinness Contents 09.10.04 Mick Jagger at the Plaza, New York Contacts Sony Inside I consider myself 18, until I see myself reflected in the group and realise I blend in nicely. Eeek! I'm a wrinkly! The Dark Ages Wisdom Style Tribes Kensington Dowager On the Science of Happiness Singing is at least as beneficial to one's body and mood as meditation and light exercise It's Easier to Be a Writer in the North of England. There's More Material to Inspire You Icon The next Big Thing Trendsurfing Supermarket TV No Wonder Supermarket TV is Known, in the Industry's Jargon, as a 'Captive Audience Network' Someone's Got to Do It... The Jockey Valet Armani Junior Epson Waistcoats Tesco Bargain Hunter It's Just Not Right, is It, Throwing your Sequined Party Dress in a Trolley beside the King Edwards and the Brillo Pads? Out There Vintage Colchester Coolhunter There's Somewhat of a Scrum Going on in the Essex Property Market, and It Involves Londoners Scrambling to Get in Fluent in Finance Well Dressed... 'With our deodorised skin and minty breath, we can forget that hair can smell, too' Hair God Are You Ready, Boots? 'Morrissey and Me-It's like Crazy Glue, You Can't Separate' What the Boys Say Russell Bromley 'We were Possessive but we Had to Share Dad with the World' orange The Boys are Back in town Point of View Green & Black's Organic Volvo Dulux Free Radical In the Eighties, he was the spokesman for a generation of right-leaning libertarians, and, as Robert Crampton discovers, P. J. O'Rourke has stuck to his guns Sainsbury's Rockport Seven Seas Liverpool Cool 10 Cool Things to Do in Liverpool BT Bupa Perfect Vision Picture Gallery tomtom The Magic Touch Spells, wizards and demons-sounds familiar, but author Jonathan Stroud has made his own fantasy come true AGA 18 Phantastic Years Take Six Men Fashion We offered our male readers a makeover, and were engulfed in a deluge of fashion anguish. 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