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Giles Smith, Gráinne Gilmore, Janice Turner, Simon Burns, Cecilia Conrad, Faye White, Donald MacGillivray, SA, Andrew Pierce, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Sarah Potter, Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Richard Beeston and michael Theodoulou, Tim De Lisle, Philip Webster and David Rose, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Anna Friel, Catherine Phlip, Richard Hobson, John Mulvey, Edward Owen and Daniel McGrory, Andrew Robinson, Emma Cook, Frankie Dettori, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Carol Midgley, Dan Frank, James Harkin, James Bone, James Ducker, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Nic Hopkins, Julie Denton, Kate Reardon, Elizabeth Judge, Lucia Van Der Post, Declan Buckley, Wendy Ide, Roger Maynard, John Bungey, Kevin Eason, Barbara Trapido, Gerald Davies, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, Andrew Norfolk, Lessley O'Toole, David Sharrock, Vivienne Parry, Mark Griffiths, Nancy Durrant, Anne Celin Jaeger, Brian Sleightholm (Chairman), John Clarke, Stephen McClarence, Ann Widdecombe, Jane MacArtney, Rob Cassy, Katherine Swift, Edward Green, Jack Malvern, Simon Thorpe, Tom Bawden, Dominic Walsh, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill, Debra Craine, Gary Jacob, Mike Pattenden, Allan Simmons, Norman Harris, Andrew Sear, Dr Jane Collins, Jane Clarke, John McNAMARA, Tom Gatti, Candida Crewe, Yvonne Roberts, Nick Robinson, Alan Hamilton, Stephen Farrell, Jo Morris, Dr. Copperfield, Nick Wyke, Natalie Curtis, Rhys Blakely, Gregor Milne, Roland Watson, Tina Gaudoin, David Hands, Tom Stuart-Smith, Martin Symington, Lucy Mayhew, Liz Chong, Genevieve Fox, Tim Teeman, Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor, Arwa Haider, Ivan Hewett, Richard Dawkins, Tom Petherick, Russell Kempson, Peter Paphides, David Rowan, Nigel Williamson, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Daniel McGrory, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Richard Cork, Ed Potton, Stephen Anderton, Carola Long, Stevie Chick, David Lister, Mark Atherton, Jane Wheatley, Neil Harman, Lisa Armstrong, Rick Broadbent, Sarah Vine, Philip Wilson-Sharp, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Sam Coates, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Chris Power, Dr Feelgood, Neel Mukherjee, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Patrick Cockburn, Magnus Grimond, Michael M. Dent, Victoria O'Brien, Gavin Martin, Alexandra Frean and David Charter, Tony Evans, Raymond Keene, Malcolm Johnson, Suzi Godson, Matthew Pryor, Marco Pierre White, Matt Dickinson, Rebecca O'Connor, Gordon Ramsay, Tom McIntyre, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Kaveh Solhekol, Jeremy Page, Neville Scott, Chris Campling, Samson, Jack Malvern and Elizabeth Judge, Patrick Hosking, Roger Boyes, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Chloë Bryan-Brown, Feridun Ebassi, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Chris Condron, Andrew Pierce and Tom Baldwin, Michelle Paver, Michelle Henery, Anne Ashworth, Joanna Pitman, Nigel Kendall, Terence F. Matthews, Mary Ann Sieghart, James Doran, Jonathan Clayton, Giles Whittell, Tosin Sulaiman, Peter Biddlecombe, Robert Crampton, Jane Shilling, Mel Webb, Julie Burchill, Charles Bremner and Marie Tourres, Jane Collins, Matthew Parris, George Caulkin, Jonathan Rendall, Tim Wapshott, Rebecca Ley, Caitlin Moran, Michael Austin, Sheila Keating, Iain Finlayson, Ben MacIntyre, Helen Pridham, Alison Gibson, Normal Giller, David Sinclair, John Naish, Graham Searjeant, Lewis Stuart, Annabelle Thorpe, Martin Waller, Alexandra Frean and Alexandra Blair, Christopher Irvine, Lisa Verrico, Mark Henderson, James Jackson, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Angus Batey, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Crawshaw, Stephen Dalton, Bill Edgar, Alyson Rudd, Tom Chesshyre, Paul Connolly, James Christopher, Valerie Grove, D. R. Burton, Simon Crompton, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, A. Rodriguez, Brian Clarke Fishing Correspondent, Jenny Davey, Jonathan Franzen, Brian Bishop, Peter Klinger, Joe Bolger, Martin Green, Chief Executive, Joe Campbell, Chief Executive, Elizabeth Judge Telecoms Correspondent, Irma Kurtz,
ResumoThe Times In your Complete Weekend Newspaper Nurses, teachers priced out of housing The remaking of Lara…smarter and, er, smaller Tories in turmoil over right to choose own MPs News The Times Looking for love Jay Kay has sold 20 million alburns … Offers Chelsea Flower Show Our 12-page special previews the … Barclays Listen to the scream online… Picture Pain Aaaaaaaarrrrrrrgggggghhh!! Do you recognise this bit of dialogue? It played a minor, but very loud, part in… Now The Times can reveal Hollywood" loudest secret-the cowboy who is the screaming king, Jack Malvern reports Sadam 'to sue for $1m' over photos taken in prison cell News The Rules of War Lawyers give split opinions on the strength of lawsuit Six years for grenade man Embassy protest Murder inquiry Animal cruelty Londan calling Black sells up Globe turns Multiyork 'Killer cells' cure girl's brain cancer Alex was given only hours to live but a pioneering treatment brought her back from the brink, David Lister reports The housing crisis hits home Schemes to help key workers must extend nationwide, report Alexandra Frean and Alexandra Blair BT Wife appeals to find attackers Killer sentenced Major unqualified malaysia The outsider stirring a revolution at the heart of Oxford University Six months' experience is pitted against 900 years of tradition in a battle over financial reform, reports Giles Whittel Enough testosterone. Get in touch with your feminine side The games industry is desperate to appeal to men who boast fewer red blood cells and women to boost sales. Nic Hopkins reports from Los Angeles News Technology Is this the way to vlogging stardom? And now, a phone for the Luddites Sony Financial Services BT Punishment is no answer to unruly pupils, says adviser Threat to economy after fall in credit card debt News Mercedes-Benz Your Money Jaguar Offers from big bangs 'fail to please' Beware the needle: most likely to cause infection How Arsenal player was brought down by tattoo News Britain no longer deserves its rebate, says EU chief News Picture Gallery Just Right Airways Tighten electoral law, says report The £4 Billion Question Ford Broadbent serves up a slice of ham Theatre Theatre of Blood Lyttelton Pop Van Morrison Shepherds Bush Empire, W11 Currys Volvo Juror anger at plans to deport DNA link ruled out Collymore charge Baptism of fire for brigade chief Firefighters are hostile to their new businesswoman boss's lack of experience, writes Andrew Norfolk Citroën Times Comment Seduced by PR? Think about just one little word and one little fact The Week elite EU and working hours Drought and heat Care home report provokes concern Increasing bureaucracy Mixed reactions to driving courses The search is on for a Tory leader Champion puzzlers James Bond's roots Uniform approach to offenders Nappy days Correctly addressed Angst in the Heartlands The Ruhr looks set to reject Germany's Social Democrats Not for the Thunderer No in-jokes, solecisms or silly sesquipedalianisms in The Times, please Up before dawn for an impromptu recital by the darling birds of May Forward Not Back In choosing a new leader, the Tories must not make the same old mistakes Oj, oj, oj! It's Europe in harmory Fifty years of bizarre names and tactical voting, and all along the song contest has been an ironic metaphor Picture Gallery Health service starved of humanity We should be so lucky Nappies, 4x4s, cheap flights . . . my agony as a green believer What are . . . urban villages Sainsbury's People Picture Gallery Suzuki Birth of a diplomat dfs dfs Plant envy blossoms in garden spectacular Valerie Grove enjoys a stroll at the Royal Hospital as finishing touches are put to the Chelsea Flower Show Bush blocks plan to lift US ban on stem-cell research Daihatsu Embryo screening call Just AA sk Storm the Bastille. Then find a nice little patisserie … Beauty parade marks a century of change Tory old guard outsmarted 'Upstarts' ignite a class war within a party that used to be full of grammar school boys, writes Mary Ann Sieghart Why leaders stop telling us what they're thinking Nick Robinson Political Notebook The gilded youth whose son steeled him in adversity The Link London Eye rent dispute could hit Olympic bid Seafrance Laura Ashley Lure of the Good Life in Spain Neighbours who live in fear Panic sales on costas as gangs gas and burgle the British Census 2011: do you think Beyoncé is fit? Picture Gallery Both Sides now Lower Golf prices. Everyone's a winner Name that tune, Philip—I know it's um, er, ah . . . An elaborate concert by the best and brightest of Saskatoon had the Queen tapping her feet, writes Alan Hamilton The Week on the Web A Peace Corps volunteer in Uzbekistan has been gagged, reports Rhys Blakely Multiple Display Advertising Items Most-Read News on Times Online Cold heart of porn Galloping Galloway The taps are dry, the reservoirs empty: Australia runs out of water Afghanistan Ukraine Britain 'is haven for terrorists' KIA the Thinking Person's Car Company Kazakhstan PC World Muslims seeking paradise turn to extremism in the face of poverty If Uzbekistan's Government topples, a secretive Islamic group could fill the void, Jeremy Page in Karasu writes Bar dancers feel the pinch as politicians declare party is over premier travel inn Parship. co. uk (Reuters): De Klerk joins Pretoria fight (AP): Film upsets Sikhs (AFP): Embassy hopes (AP): 'Fascist' attack Vauxhall Humiliation, fear and joy as rite of the shroud ends deadly feud More US shame over detainees shackled, abused and left to die Royal Plaza (AFP): Muslims in Iraq clashes (AP): Bin Laden claim (AFP): Cuban democrats (AP): Four die in crash (AP): Blizzard 'kills 41' (Reuters): Enemy exhibits London Aquarium Glory days are over: now it's a jumble sale Poachers threaten survival of abalone Organised gangs stripping the costly shellfish from reefs in South Africa to satisfy a growing demand from Asian diners are putting the delicacy in danger, Jonathan Clayton reports Kettler By Our Foreign Staff: Zimbabwe wants white farmers back Beachfront Abalone Eurovison dream hits wrong note over protest song Low fares highspeed to France British entry loses voice Heat-seeking Europeans (AFP): Gay adoptions (Reuters): Meeting rejected (AP): Albanian election (AFP): Racketeer jailed (Reuters): Spot of bad luck The Sunday Times (Reuters): Tourists' cannabis goes up in smoke tiny.com Battle to get dream cab on the road . . . even in camouflage The man in a tatty cardigan who could finish off the cashmere Chancellor Budget Intercontinental Hotel Group Dining at the Lucas Carton Michelin is left deflated by star chef's lost hunger Times Business British Land 'in £770m Pillar bid' Unilever deal Stock Markets Currencies Commodities FTSE 100 Dow Jones MG Rover directors may face full DTI inquiry Sony wants state aid for Britain's games developers Female connection: BT seeks to shed its 'stale, male' … Clapton's new label Need Maplin's woes add to fears for private equity Thompson's winning way Rover inquiry Willowbrook Pushing the plastic at taxpayers' expense Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft Need to Know The Times Offers Direct French slowdown Stop Press Venice hotel sold Time dividend Advisers lined up Results in Brief Picture Gallery Business Big Shot Data Day Exchange Rates Data Look Ahead British Funds Monday That was the Week Hilton to sell more British hotels for £300m Margin of error narrows for Brown's golden rule British Land close to £770m offer for Pillar Tax fears over trusts Dragons' teeth City Diary Rifkind emerges City Diary IBM UPS and Downs British cultural industry balance of trade 2003 Net to catch software pirates Sony wants state aid for Britain's games developers Gag on ex-Morgan Stanley pair The Sunday Times China increases tariffs on exports Harmony takeover bid ends in court farce BT anger at threat to credit rating Worldwide Connections 'Anything which is that long, and has those odd squiggles, must be correct' We continue our serialisation of the diary of the former Whitehall mandarin who dispenses his wisdom to boardrooms across the country Inmarsat to launch $2.5 billion flotation American icon that refuses to hang up its boots James Doran on the durability of Eric Clapton's favourite cowboy shirt maker AGM is a time to celebrate a year of achievement Old timer with a hatful of ideas CV Debra Covey Screen Select BT looks for female connection Debra Covey is to spearhead the group's effort to promote more women, says Elizabeth Judge Vodafone's seven-month high gives welcome lift to sector Larger Capitalisation Shares Picture Gallery Wall Street Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Fund manager predicts mid-cap growth Smaller Capitalisation Shares Eurotop 100 F&C still does not deliver on emerging markets trust The Week's Biggest Movers Hilton Group Gilts Pillar Property Business Equity Prices Classic Tours Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Alastair Forbes Mischievous and well-connected book reviewer whose indiscretions led to many entertaining rows Faith Philip Howard Charles Palmer Cricketer and manager whose diplomacy was an asset to England in the West Indies Divine love may prosper in our daily chores Sunday Worship Faith News Fatwa is now a feminist issue Irshad Manji tells Ruth Gledhill that she is trying to kickstart a renaissance of critical thinking in Islam At your Service Bess Twiston Davies Court Circular Radisson Plaza Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina, Saskatchewan Forthcoming Marriages Banquet School News Luncheon Birthdays Modern Times Getting on buses, taking off headgear and when to sit still PH: Readers Reply Multiple Classified Advertising Items Encounters Multiple Classified Advertising Items Be Sensible: Encounters now appears in The Times every Friday and … Encounters Letters only - Gentlemen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clifford James Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Small cloud attacks the White House Weather Eye On this Day May 21, 1965 CAH: Quick Word Newspapers Support Recycling Five-Day Forecast Picture Gallery Highs and lows weathercall Gunning for title late is my best shot Racing Curragh Today Going: Good (Good to Yielding in Straight) Dubawi should appreciate easier ground Tennis Motor Racing Gerald Davies Curragh Tomorrow The Sunday Times Yesterday's Results Racing next Week Ladbrokes Carlisle Jalamid is big price to get back to best in Silver Bowl Haydock Park The Times Sports Book New Market Stratford Racing Armchair Investor Reasons galore to quit but a better one to keep going Bet your Life Heard about the record catch? No you haven't Fishing The Marsh Classic Bentley making progress at board leve Surfing The Weekend's Fixtures Times Test Leading Scores The Results Service Baseball Golding speed an advantage England strike Power's title Sotherton gears up Cox's silver lining Blaze warning Obree returns Howell off pace in mind games Golf Button awaits unhappy viewing Monaco Grand Prix Multiple Display Advertising Items Wigan's defeat increases pressure on Betts Leigh give Rhinos a scare Rugby League Engage Super League Woodward can stomach Back ban as focus turns to battle ahead Sale's talk geared towards fitting finale for Redpath Rugby Union Final five in Lions pack will prove strong suit Guinness How They Line up The Times Barbarians at the Gates French desert Eurosceptic ranks Heineken Cup Final Jonny Wilkinson Sidebottom rises to the occasion as Newby helps out Frizzell County Championship First Division Victor Chandler Chappell sets his sights high for India Anwar advances Test prospects by raising Bangladeshi spirits Jones return brings small comfort for Glamorgan Essex catch a break as Worcestershire slip up Dawson takes a stand as Durham aim to roll on Yesterday's Scoreboards Frizzeil County Championship First division Hampshire v Glamorgan Second change is better than a rest for fired-up Flintoff Second Division Gavaskar wide of mark with complex solutions The Times Mortgage Service Totesport League Thorpe demonstrates timely return to form Troughton turns screw on suffering Houghton Sadolin Robot dog football? It's a barking mad, mad, mad world Holmes refuses to push the boat out for old times' sake Magic Sponge Mauresmo creates stir with choice of new home help French Open Host Nation Hopes for Famous Double Neil Harman on an alliance that has prompted French intrigue Federer looks for love affair in Paris Henman suffers from tough luck of the draw First-Round Draw at Roland Garros Boris Becker The Times Offers Direct Prodigious Gasquet has talent to make it to summit Winning Ways 'After you, Roy' 'No, after you, Patrick.' If this is the Friendly Final, blame Chelsea Motivational artist otherwise known as HRH Souness chases two new targets Davies fee agreed Prized Zenden Langham resigns McManaman out Cissé's steel sharpens prospects of glory Scouse Express Mourinho reveals champions' twin transfer targets Smith may pay price as pruning starts after relegation Wenger's volley draws Chelsea into feud chain FA Cup Vital Statistic William Hill Where are They now? Arsenal's 1979 FA Cup Winners Pires hopes to make his case for long-term contract Where are They now? Manchester United's 1979 FA Cup Runners-Up Call to back Glazer falls on deaf ears Ladbrokes Rooney sets his sights on decisive final fling Millennium Stadium Cardiff, 3pm Tantrums and Tirades Two Teams in Conflict The Game Seiko Bitter rivalry adds extra edge to potential classic Matt Dickinson on the compelling subplots as two prizefighters square up Final hurrah for the man who made football sexy top of the bill dennis bergkamp quaro Theme changes Match of the Day Live, FA Cup Final, BBC One, 1pm today Picture Gallery Lack of soul The Eurovision Song Contest 2005, BBC One, 8pm today The Times Crossword 22,982 Wrong copy Live one-day cricket, Sky Sports 2, 1pm tomorrow Civil service Live Super League, Sky Sports 2, 6pm today the weekend starts here Final chance: it's all or nothing Picture Gallery The Times Be There when the FA Cup Final Comes Home Vieira or Keane—who Will Leave Cardiff Empty-Handed? Racing Cricket weekend review The end of the World as I knew it Critic at Large Beware the Ground Force fungus. Even TV's grandest garden show reveals signs of infection, says Paul Hoggart Inside Contributors Caitlin Moran Tom Stuart-Smith Mark Griffiths The Times Literary Supplement It's a grubby, dirty business On Sex and Secateurs The day I threw my crutches away Memoir Reporting from a Baghdad children's ward during the Iraq war, Patrick Cockburn was haunted by his own experience of hospitals as a polio victim. Here he recalls that boyhood ordeal The Sheikh's last show Root and Branch A postmodern grove at Chelsea evokes the garden as a sacred place, says Mark Griffiths Creationism: God's gift to the ignorant In the Beginning As the Religious Right tries to ban the teaching of evolution in Kansas, Richard Dawkins speaks up for scientific logic Multiple Display Advertising Items books The pain in Jane If Jane Fonda is an oddly unlikeable person, no wonder, says Caitlin Moran. What would you expect with an emotional iceberg for a dad? Benson and hedges Nonfiction The Farm by Richard Benson Hamish Hamilton £15.99; 240pp Isbn 0 241 14222 9 £12.79 (p&p £2.25 0870 1608080 Inter Alia ArtsFirst Stranger in paradise Fiction The Accidental by Ali Smith Hamish Hamilton £12.99; 320pp £10.39 (p&p £2.25) 0870 1608080 Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer Hamish Hamilton £14.99; 320pp ISBN 0 241 14213 X £11.99 (p&p £2.25) 0870 1608080 The Stone Age child in us all Michelle Paver describes how Wolf Brother has taken readers back in time Rambert Company Wolf Brother Competition For adults and children alike The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen Non Fiction Best Sellers Paperbacks Fiction In a field of her own Whirling knives, hammers, spiky headwear . . . just part of the arsenal that artist Rebecca Horn uses to invade our senses. Richard Cork stands back Horn's Materials Made her Dangerously Ill Deaf wish II They rock, they roll, they're very old. A host of vintage heavy metal bands are back on tour—re-formed but not reformed, says Lisa Verrico This week The Best of the Arts Chosen by the Times Team of Critics Image of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items This week Don't Miss . . . entertainments Theatre Concerts Jungle fever Raymond Blanc's passion for Malaysia has created a fusion of flavours for both his kitchen and his Chelsea garden, says Tom Petherick The Times Offers Direct Picture Gallery Plant Houses Tools The compleat gardener From a pair of gloves at £1.79 to a plant conservatory at £30,000, Rob Cassy hand picks the best of the new at the show My countdown to Chelsea With its hornbeams, canals and marble goddess, can Tom Stuart-Smith's Italianate garden add another gold to his collection? Here's his diary Multiple Display Advertising Items Grand pavilion debutantes From an exotic with bizarre feeding habits to a cool French cultivar, Mark Griffiths selects a wish-list of new varieties Salad Days Free bestseller Drought busters Look to Essex for tough plants to survive dry spells without watering, says Mark Griffiths Multiple Display Advertising Items Weekend Tips The Times Travel Direct Daihatsu Boxing clever The designer Andy Sturgeon is happiest thinking outside the square—as his cubes in English oak show. Declan Buckley explains Katherine Swift Multiple Display Advertising Items But what does it mean? Peace is fine as the 'message' in a garden, but planting as healing and rebirth? Oh please, says Stephen Anderton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chic, cheeky and chocolate-scented Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Popular Culture T2 Crossword No 3596 The Listener Crossword No 3826 New for Old by Samson Su Doku Bridge Scrabble Chess Picture Line Jumbo Crossword Cryptic Clues T2 Clues body & soul Grow your Own Isolated cases Stories behind the News Students with mental health problems cry out for care Inside Stiff Defence Need to Know Well, Well . . . Continent again? Breast-test boost Antibody Plasma power Striking a chord within all of us Analyse this You're sitting pretty Lend me your ear Tissue engineering has come of age. Ten years after the mouse, the science has taken a new direction, which could mean we'll soon be able to regrow lost body parts. Vivienne Parry Arrested for shoplifting? This patient is clearly guilty of being menopausal Inside the Mind of a GP "I've Just Nicked a Blouse from M&s,' She Sobbed Menopace Tablets Inkjet humans? Boots A callous new film suggests that disease exists only in the mind What the Bleep Do we Know!? Adam aims to cap them all Adam's Hats, the legacy of a boy aged 12, will help sufferers of a rare cancer, says Yvonne Roberts equazen.com Hay fever My daughter is 15 and suffers badly from hay fever. She will be sitting her GCSEs soon. Is there anything we can do help to reduce her hay fever during the exams? Early puberty Pru Health Stumbling blocks to learning Happy in her skin I'm an open book, says Orange Prize nominee Joolz Denby. She bares her soul to Emma Cook Cutting the cost of private health insurance Advertisement Alternative plan offers quality health care-at an affordable price We're paying a high bride price It's the time of year for expensive gifts, wasted weekends, strained friendships. Are weddings out of cont, asks Emma Cook, while Lucy McDonald arranges arranges a night of prenuptial pampering for her mum A Wedding Guest's Inventory Mother hen and her two little chicks Tips for the tight At your Table Mangoes are nutritious, delicious—and can protect your skin from sun damage In a class of their own Countrywide, a new breed of gourmet chef will show you how to put health on a plate. Lucy Mayhew goes tasting Multiple Classified Advertising Items Best of the rest Kindled spirits A day in the woods with survival specialist Ray Mears is no picnic, says city boy Nick Wyke The Allergy Show nicorette Moving on A Slave to Nicotine My boyfriend's cigarette habit is casting a cloud over my feelings for him. How can I lighten up? The Times Offers Direct Nature It Works for Me Chinese Herbal Medicine Cecilia Conrad gave up all hopes of a cure for her chronic urinary infections until she discovered a Chinese remedy Not tonight, darling Agony and Ecstasy Sex with Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Suzi Godson Q I'm 52 and I've been in a loving marriage for five yesrs, but a couple of months before we were married my husband's libido collapsed. He's had tests, seen a therapist and tried Viagra without success. He says his body is saying no. I'm at my wits' end Top of her game Not Just Anybody How the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way England captain Faye White, 27, plays tough football—but she gets a kick out of tea and biscuits müller The Times money Are You a Finance Phobic? It's a rate escape for borrowers Cut-price mortage deals are back, says Gráinne Gilmore Inside Quirky designs put garden business in pole position The Week in Brief Why fixed-rate home loans are becoming cheaper A Word to the Wise Jupiter Banks still see us as easy targets Held back by the fear factor Alison Gibson helps a 'finance phobic' charity worker to make sense of money matters F&c Peter Harris: what the experts say Over to you Back to basics Killik & Co Peter's response Empowered to help the aged Helen Pridham provides a checklist for protecting your parents' interests before they grow old and frail First Active Lloyds TSB How to operate accounts with enduring power of attorney More safeguards for equity release Britannia Prudential Top notes A Question of Money Landlord Mortgages No need to panic, it may not happen What a lot they got The collectibles market is reassuringly buoyant, says Clare Stewart Multiple Display Advertising Items Direct Line Bradford & Bingley Whine of the Week Thumbs up Thumbs down The Times Shadow falls over buy-to-let schemes Don't bank on becoming an overnight property millionaire, says Magnus Grimond Chelsea Building Society Adwatch American Express Designer carves out a fresh career path Michelle Henery meets a man making his mark on British gardens Alliance Leicester How to Insure your Garden Survival tips Taxwatchdog Legal & General Can we keep our cool if the fridge has CFCs? Micromanager a Small Business Woman Speaks Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Fidelity Investments The class acts that failed to make the grade John Charcol Politicians may be at odds over the state of the NHS, but consumers seem determined to look on the bright side Cheapest level-term assurance Best with-profits personal pension Unit trust funds over five years Investment trusts over five years Pension annuities Savers' best buys National Savings & Investments Permanent interest-bearing shares Ing Direct Parents are too slow on the uptake of CTFs How to Find the Right Child Trust Fund Invesco Perpetual The Times travel Missed out on Glastonbury? Stelios's ship is very orange. But it is offering something genuinely different Inside The World This Week British Airways Home & Away Kip in a Walnut Whip Hot ticket to a chilled weekend Missed out on Glastonbury? Never fear—Tom Gatti explains how to rock through summer in Europe CTS Horizons Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items In Tune across the UK The Best Deals British Isles Noble Caledonia Limited Go Chicago Reader Offers Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Expressions International Travel Connections Set off on icebound adventures Kiev's great Euro vision Hosting tonight's song contest is the icing on the cake for this lovely city, reports Tom Chesshyre Need to know The Times Travel Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to know Neilson Sunsail Sit down you're rockin' the boat Anne-Celine Jaeger finds her sea legs on a sailing course Find a vroom with a view Martin Symington keeps the family happy, mixing Grand Prix thrils with sightseeing and shopping travelsphere Voyages Jules Verne TAP Portugal Hertz Need to know Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A day at Ascot races . . . in York Stephen McClarence puts his money on summer in the city virgin atlantic Multiple Display Advertising Items If I were a rich man (or woman) Post-Concorde, the mega-rich are spending £105,000 on private jet holidays. Tom Chesshyre reports Fjord Norway Travel News Wendy Wu Tours Uzbekistan Fans All aboard Exclusively Online Turtle Power Journeys of Distinction Cruise Control Big hooters welcome here Multiple Display Advertising Items Contact US . . . Olympic Holidays Off the buses Throny Rosie The Times Lending a hand in Africa Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Checking in the Bell at Skenfrith, Monmouthshire Multiple Display Advertising Items The Bargain Hunter Multiple Classified Advertising Items Inter Continental The Times Crafted Not Built Marston & Langinger Limited Contents Bannister Breaks the Four-Minute Mile Contacts Photographer Norman Potter Year 1954 Location Oxford Bosch Style Tribes Middle-England Man Wisdom On the Science of Happiness This week: Useful sadness The next Big Thing Trendsurfing The Long-Tail Effect Someone's Got to Do It. . . The Supercar Driver House of Fraser BASF The Chemical Company Floral dresses White Goods Bargainhunter Out There Utility Wear Tea Palace Coolhunter Top Gear Gant The Lost Boy Jay Kay Picture Gallery Philips Philips Philips Playground Rhymes Teachers bewail the decline in creative play, but the playground still seethes with ancient rhymes, updated—sometimes disturbingly—to suit the PlayStation generation. David Rowan set out to find a secret culture Philips 'Teacher, Teacher, I Declare' Russell&Bromley Saab Head4 Chelsea Oris Comic Strip Presents. . . Sin City Subaru Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Cotton is the world's fabric, and cutting-edge British … Love Will Bring us Together It's 25 years since Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis committed suicide. Now his daughter, Natalie, is at last getting to know him AOL Picture Gallery Et's Get Physical Persil Diamonds are like Wearing a Party in your Ears Baubles Kate Reardon Six Great . . . Bikinis Teen Spirit How to Get Dressed Lisa Armstrong The Month DVD Ancient Oil from Goat Poo - It's Got Beauty Myth All over It The Moment I Wake up Sarah Vine South African Odyssey Prices per Person Noble Caledonia Limited Furniture Village Most of the Motifs were Taken from Old Tiles, Friezes or Fabrics Found in India, Persia or Turkey Scenes from Domestic Life In with the Old Six Great . . . Hampers Pinboard Park Life Samsung Ask Aggie Home Help What your Carpet Says about You Abbot Ale My Guests, to my Annoyance, Vetoed the Tripe and Tried to Put the Mockers on the Pig's Ears Restaurants Grand Designs During Filming, I Found Myself Repeating the Mantra: Keep Things Simple, Seasonal and Local Food Mass Appeal Wine Club Top 100 Summer Wines Jane MacQuitty's guide to the best buys of the season This Week: 25 Best Wines under £5 Treasures of the Nile Sorted in 10 British Airways Six. . . Kitchen Greats The Fifth Taste Food Detective Sheila Keating Food My Best . . . Barbara Trapido Taste Test . . . Chicken Stock Look out for: White Chicken Stock Should Be Clear with a Subtle Taste of Chicken. Brown Chicken Stocks Should Be Richer and Thicker Guest Panellist: Tom Aikens, Head Chef at Tom Aikens Food Heroes. . . White sent out sublime, seductive food from a kitchen notorious for its fiery intensity Clifford James Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Once more, out of a clear blue sky, disaster had struck: two more punctures to replace the fading dogbite of the previous weekend Beta Male Australia Martell The Times Modus Recipe for Success Inanutshell Forget Gordon Ramsay! Peter Paphides has the answers to help Britain's rubbish restaurateurs This Week The Other Side of Jack the Lad Johnny Vegas is no mere 18 Stone of Idiot. For starters, he is the disarming Michael Pennington. Paul Connolly meets him Casanova The Times Worth Waiting for Film&dvd All the latest releases on silver screen and silver disc Benedict Nightingale picks out the highlights of Beckett on DVD Film Reviews Gregg Araki pulls no punches with Mysterious Skin Film/dvd choice Badlands/days of Heaven Gregg Arraki, the Director of Mysterious Skin (See … DVD Reviews A Wong Kar Wai double bill deserves repeat viewings Blond Bombshell Carte Noire talking points No Sting in the Tale HMV alsoouton DVD Hanna Barbera Collection Paris Mismatch Forget the slurs, there's more to Paris Hilton than parties and porn, says Lesley O'Toole The Times Games Make a splash with Deep Sea Tycoon 2 The Times Undercover Pops Reworking old songs need not be old hat, says Angus Batey CDREVIEWS Maximo Park deliver this year's first must-have album The Big CD Maximo Park Virgin alsoouton CD Mice Parade Battle of the Sexes It is more complicated than a two-sided affair, finds Suzi Godson TV Films Guide The best of the week by Stephen Dalton to The Big Issue Armchair Referre Today's FA Cup Final is a Trip down Memory Lane for Chris Condron Tuesday Behindthescreen The Classic Pairing of Hepburn and Tracy was Never Better than in Adam's Rib Main Channels Five TV Choice Sport Robert Downey Jr and Halle Berry star in the chiller … A biker goes on the run when he is framed for the murder … Sky Movies Multichannel Choice Main Channels Five TV Choice Sport Sky Movies Multichannel Choice Sunday Television Main Channels TV Choice Sport Sky Movie 1 Sky Movies Multichannel Choice Main Channels TV Choice Multichannel Sport Entertainment Multichannel Choice Main Channels TV Choice Multichannel Sport Sky Movie Sky Movie Multichannel Choice Main Channels TV Choice Sport Sky Movies Apocalypse Now stars Martin Sheen as an army captain … Sky Movies Factual Multichannel Choice Main Channels Five TVCHOICE Sport Sky Movies 1 Entertainment Multichannel Choice Sky Movies Multichannel Choice Saturday Monday Radio Choice Tuesday Bose The Times Royal Albert Hall Drink A Time to Veg out 20 Top Vegetarian Eateries As National Vegetarian Week gets under way from Monday, Square Meal sources London's finest veggie feasts food news Price Guide Food Drink Food Drink Also Recommended Amazing Auctions Hot off the Shelf Short Sharp Shop auctionwatch seeyouat Film Reviews critic's five big Central Music critic's pick music venues hit or hype? Still Got the Blues With his distinctly gruff vocals … Theatre west end venues Off-West End Classical critic's pick classical venues Thursday Opera Dance critic's pick Art critic's pick Other Shows Comedy critic's pick Clubs critic's pick Gay Clubs club venues Events get out of town Great Escapes for this Weekend Kids' Film Club Kids Lauderdale House Activities "I Gave a Rickshaw Driver £80 to Take Me to Islington, because I'm Quite a Heavy Load" city secrets The Times Billy Elliot
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