News from 09/07/2005
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Anne Ashworth and Grainne Gilmore, Christina Hardyment, John McNamara, Jon Ashworth, Bob Delaney, Cath Urquhart, Stella Shamoon, Tom Hodgkinson, Robert Cole, Bel Mooney, David Brown, John Dutton, Zahid Hussain, Ismail Suliman, John Vincent, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, David Aaronovitch, Simon Barnes, Tim De Lisle, Robert Thicknesse, Hilary Cartmel, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, James Penny, Chloe Street, Ivo Tennant, Clare Lazaro, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Jan Parker, Hannah Betts, Emily Warren, Carol Midgley, Stewart Tendler and Daniel McGrory, Christine Seib, David Chater, James Ducker, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Clive Davis, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Anne Gatti, Ypritt Sehml, Richard Irving, Jennifer Haigh, Lucia Van Der Post, Carl Mortished, Nick Gummerson, Sarah Butier, Jeremy Whittle, Kevin Eason, Joe Joseph, Giles Coren, John Thicknesse, Celia Haddon, David Thompson, Duncan Taylor, Dr Copperfield, Joe Williams and Joel Pannick, Antonia Senior, Julian Barnes, Mark Griffiths, Matthew Merbert, Nancy Durrant, Jane MacArtney, Vinny Lee, Philip Smith (Director), Valerie Elliott, Mandy Guest, Tom Bawden, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, H. Lakin, Debra Craine, Rory Watson, James Dodson, Gary Jacob, Mike Pattenden, Allan Simmons, Norman Harris, Dr Jane Collins, Grainne Gilmore, Dan Sabbagh, Jane Clarke, Jo Morris, Helen Monks, Alan Hamilton, Peter Millar, Tom Reiss, Helen Dunmore, Peter Smithers, Rose Shepherd, William Smart, Nick Wyke, Juliette Kellow, Rhys Blakely, Richard Lloyd Parry, Tina Gaudoin, La Strada, Charles Bremner, Ian MacKinnon, Kelly Clarkson, Ruth Giedhill Religion Correspondent, David Healy, Stefanie Marsh, Heather McGregor, Molly Sells, Genevieve Fox, Tim Teeman, Sean O'Neill, Daniel McGrory, Tom Baldwin and Stewart Tendler, Derwent May, Sophle Klrkham, Arwa Haider, Angela Jameson, Kate Muir, R. M. Hancock, Alan Davies, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, John Humphrys, David Rowan, Z. Akbar, Alistair J. Sinclair, Daniel McGrory, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Eileen Shaw, Amber Cowan, Stephen Anderton, Mark Atherton, Lisa Armstrong, John Westerby, Sarah Wildor, Rick Broadbent, Ed Smith, Jane Wheatley, Tom Baldwin, Martyn Palmer, Dr Feelgood, Pete Paphides, R. Hanka, Courtney Barajas, Credo Jonathan Sacks, Ann Treneman, Jane Knight Deputy Travel Editor, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Celia Brayfield, David Baddiel, Christina Koning, Magnus Grimond, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Christine Buckley, Matthew Pryor, Richard Brass, Rebecca O'Connor, Ruthie Henshall, Gordon Ramsay, Paul Wilkinson, Lily Stankiewicz, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Andrew G. Marshall, Burhan Wazir, Zoë Strimpel, Fran Yeoman, Jean Paul, Chris Harris, Patrick Hosking, Julie Myerson, Oger Scruton, Rebecca O'connor, Ross Leckie, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, Judith Blake, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Chloë Bryan-Brown, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, Paul Simons, Adam Fresco, Nicholas Clee, Michelle Henery, Amanda Creig, Brian Case, John Goodbody, Joanna Pitman, Carole Stimson, Giles Whittell, Jonathan Clayton, Philip Webster Political Editor, Robert Crampton, Keith Hopcroft, Sarah Beeny, Phil Craig, E. Gold, Julie Burchill, Michele Kirsch, Lewis Farr, Dominic Maxwell, Liz Chong and Rajeev Syal, Matthew Parris, Virginia Blackburn, Fay Weldon, Paul F. Pickering, Jonathan Rendall, Kevin Toolis, Russell Jenkins, Sheila Keating, Iain Finlayson, Ben MacIntyre, Helen Pridham, Arthur & George, Michael Gove, Ben Webster, Susan Frost, Alison Gibson, Clarence Bull, Jacqui Goddard, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Annabelle Thorpe, Chris Ayres, Neil Hadley, Monika Linton, James Meek, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Angus Batey, Anna Shepard, Steve Zissou, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Crawshaw, Glies Whittell, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Leo Lewis, David Powell, Anthony Browne Europe Correspondent, Alyson Rudd, Gabriel Rozenberg and Sarah Butler, Tom Chesshyre, Richard Morrison, Valerie Grove, James Christopher, Abigail Rayner, Michael Fry, Mark Harrison, Owen Slot, David O'connor, Olav Bjortomt, Sharon Krum, Jenny Davey, Peter Klinger, P. D. James, Christopher Irvine, Rick Lew, Irma Kurtz, Lynne Hamilton, Lisa Loveday,
ResumoThe Times Index 7/7 For those with loved ones still missing not knowing can be the worst grief of all, writes Alan Hamilton Police give warning that bombers may strike again Two Great New Sections in your Saturday Times quick find Happy in a hijab or high heels, a very British Muslim is missing Bomb Reports Bomb victims' fund opened London Bombs the Missing Cycling surge Israeli dismay A nation tunes in London Bombing Times Online Looking for loved ones of begin joining up the dots Smiling faces on family photographs belie their grim purpose as friends and relatives search with a rising sense of desperation, writes Valerie Grove As the desperation grows, so does the list of Chopard Anxiety adds new pressure to daily commute London Bombs the Tube Tunnel teams continue their grim search for Tube victims Atrocious conditions below ground are hampering efforts to reach the Piccadilly Line train carriage, Ben Webster reports Back on board No 30 Terrorists will not change our way of life, says Queen Bus driver dragged his passengers from bomb wreckage Queen Tells of Grief and Pride Police hunting for first clue London Bombs the Investigation As police collect sackloads of evidence, three main theories over the identity of the bombers are emerging, report Stewart Tendler and Daniel McGrory Europe's forces asked to step up hunt for Moroccan-born scholar Theory One Team of British Bombers Team of British Bombers The Investigation London Bombs Theory Two the Madrid Connection The Madrid Connection Theory Three Bin Laden Hit Squad Bin Laden Hit Squad So how would you behave sitting next to an agitated man on the top of a bus? On the streets yesterday there was a peculiar mood, writes David Aaronovitch. People were being unusually careful with each other, and on the Tube they were asking themselves: who is sitting in the carriage? Do they look doomed? Archbishop leads the prayers for those touched by tragedy Muslims mourn silently and speak out against terrorism Where were You? The grim singns that say suicide bomb The cost of defending Britain from bombers intent on killing themselves is too great to contemplate, says Kevin Toolis Allure Homme Sport M15 asks agents for clues to terrorist cell Mercedes-Benz Carl Hiaasen Skinny Dip Children's View How to tell your children what happened in this awful atrocity Two moments in a single week that will define Blair's place in history Madagascar Nokia Connecting People Ministers told not to exploit terrorism for political capital PC World Today Tomorrow Toyota I just want to see how she is, says passenger's rescuer 'I'm proud of Londoners who nightmare. No one can break London Bombs World View Hold the Front Page World View London Bombs Citroen Pusing Value to the Limit Times Comment 'No surrender' moves swiftly from heart to lip but it detours the brain Have Blair and Bush seen the angry, restless faces of modern British Muslim youths? The Week Mint Oil profits Olympic effect Purpose and effects of the terrorist attacks in London Making sure that money for aid reaches intended destinations Join the debate with Times readers worldwide… times online.co.uk/debate Bell-ringers Su Doku bug Hate and Hope A Realistic Package The G8 summit will not satisfy the crities but it represents progress After the horrors on the ground, sweet sounds of solace in the air Wild Notebook Simon Barnes Hate and Hope London demonstrates the contrast between terror and tolerance Leave London? You can't be serious For: and exhilarating, ever-changing city. Against: (survivable) bomb attacks, (potential) crime… I know the winner I'm sure the estate agents of Maidstone and Slough can expect a cloudburst of calls We can beat the al-Qaeda Hydra We must not neglect the battle of ideas in revealing the true face of terrorism resent your success. I hate you and your kind. So I bomb you What is … 'Resilience'? Get the Idea Oasis give shambolic Doherty the sack News Sale Now On Who's the Baddy? Head to Head … Fiat Would-be leaders win top slots at Tory conference Business Mitsubishi Motors Bonhams Running Order Boy guilty of stabbing baby By a Correspondent: Family jailed for torture of a girl they called Devil Marriott Subaru Alabaster bust sold for £1m Olympics Bill up and running Top toys for Christmas stockings James Holland Bulldozers back off as residents defend Ringo Starr's old street Screenwriter wins book award AOL End of an idyll for to drag his school News Boots An Island Existence Currys Currys Always Lowering Prices Water, water everywhere. . . ... but there may not be a drop to drink if we do not reduce the 158 litres a day we use on average, Valerie Elliott writes Alliance Leicester Peace hopes for Drumcree Fraudster family Children online Doctor cleared Smugglers jailed Willis Brazolot & Co. Tomboy murdered on her way home from the park dfs dfs Opening Times Poker genius or a busted flush—can our man in Vegas make his millions? Novice hoping for hand from Lady Luck How to Play Texas Hold'em Attention Big Spenders: Jean Paul Gaultier has served up the kind of opulent display to catch the eyes of affluent Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Russian salad for the oligarchettes Muscovites—or at any rate those who want to look like Cossacks and empressess. Lisa Armstrong reports from Milan Lepidopterists carry a torch for maligned British moths Books Sainsbury's Alliance Leicester halfords A portrait with too little focus Firstnight Theatre Six Pictures of Lee Miller Chichester Festival Theatre Timesonline BT Win a Dali Lithograph Crash mother avoids prison Fawn nursed back to health Company chief loses clown case Saga Blunkett visit off Thistle Hotels Woman jailed for three years after hate campaign against friend's daughter, 6 The Week on the Web Rhys Blakely explains why a poll earned the BBC bad Marx Times Online Nationwide Most-Read Stories at Times Online Narcissistic rock stars deserve no kudos for baring their souls lastminute.com Vive la France, this most unlikely new icon of reactionary nostalgia Roberts Times World News 'Pride, hope and humanity' What the Summit Decided More talk but no action yet on climate change Portrait of a village in need It is tough to imagine how life could be harder in Yalwa Dan Wata, writes Jonathan Clayton. Photographs by Chris Harris Bronwen Maddox rates the leaders. . . President Bush Jacques Chirac Gerhard Schroder: Bono first direct Duxiana Advanced Technology in Sleeping Geldof in spat with poverty coalition Vladlmir Putin Silvio Berlusconi Junichiro Koizumi Paul Martin (Canada) Bob Geldof WHSmith (AP): Hurricane kills 15 and leaves a trail of damage across Caribbean Brazil to break Aids drug patent Think of Papa and run like hell (AP): Easily led sheep turn into jumpers (AFP): Zeta-Jones 'evil' stalker jailed Woman who will seal the future of space flight Eileen Collins is boldly going on the first shuttle mission since Columbia exploded, Jacqui Goddard reports Combat Stress Shuttle History Driver travels from coast to coast in his golf cart Choose Beef Odd Journeys You've got AA friend Brittany Ferries Coup feared as embattled leader clings to power War of the Worlds Terracotta troops come under attack from air and light World News Model Army Virus creator convicted (AP): Brothel arrests (AP): Drug sentences (AP): Bush fire peril (AFP): Sweets crushed (AFP): Refinery attacked (Reuters): Love is blind (AP): Circus act injury VW chief offers to quit over sleaze Hermes Paris Cheap SUVs to make inroads China's first exports to Europe are bad news for carmakers, write Rory Watson in Antwerp and Christine Buckley Leader stakes job on vote to revive EU constitution Timberland Flooring Grand Duchy Man injured in corruption protest The Times World Vision Israel protects genocide suspect Polish efforts blocked to extradite a Jew accused of crimes against humanity, reports Ian MacKinnon Gardening The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Lost children arrive home after years as camel jockey slaves Times Business Saturday July 9 2005 Terrorist bill Disney agreement Stock Markets Currencies Commodities FTSE 100 Dow Jones G8 demands oil price curbs Footsie bounces back from terror sell-off Recovery Time Baugur will net £30m if store bid collapses Caring hands for the Chef? Unreal money Boodles Don't be swayed by G8, bombs or Games Ieed to Know The Times The PCC takes complaints Citigroup inquiry Stop Press Google rights Alcan bottle sale Ringing changes Korean order cut Property deal Business Big Shot Data Day Data Look Ahead British Funds Monday That was the Week Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Exchange Rates Insurers will pay first £75m of terror claims The Times Offers Diroct Security stepped up as City police urge vigilance Retailers count cost of £200m in lost sales ICI seals first deal after four years of sell-offs Shareholders question $100m payoff Lenders offer cheap mortgages on hope of rate cut The tale of Harry Potter and the spree Divestments Byers called Railtrack 'basket case' court told Carbon Trust Pair develop taste for Little Chef City Diary Food for thought City Diary High flyers City Diary Student businesses prepare for the final test Down Under wine sales leave French firms with sour grapes Vines are ripped up as drinkers shun claret 'If news threatens to get out, I suggest a complete denial and a gagging writ' We continue our serialisation of the diary of the former Whitehall mandarin who dispenses his wisdom to boardrooms across the country China begs fuel as Japan patrols 'oil-rich' islands Carl Mortished reports on how Russia appears to be favouring Tokyo in a Sino-Japanese battle for oil supplies Hungry Rivals The Times Screen Tests Japanese mobiles bring virtual cash to the real world III wind on high street gives boost to Peackock British Lion plays patient game in The Secret City In the second of our series on private City institutions, Tom Bawden meets the rebel who split up Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Profits from Champagne to Shoes The Times Pair who formed firm bond at KKR American tobacco burns down to a stub The end of US price controls threatens to spell the end of production, Abigail Rayner writes Life's a Drag for Growers Savills Builds for the Future Reach for the sky: China's answer to Gotham City just can't stop building Jenny Davey visits the fast-moving metropolis of Shanghai, where office rents are quoted per metre per day UK buyers pile in as Shanghai property prices soar Unit-Linked Insurance Investments The Sunday Times Takeover rumours help Exel to deliver as FTSE recovers Larger Capitalisation Shares Wall Street Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates London Metal Exchange Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Eurotop 100 When disaster strikes, it pays to hold your nerve Tempus The Week's Biggest Movers Gilts German growth pushes Colt higher Smaller Capitalisation Shares Business Equity Prices Samaritans Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Register Cecil Baugh Pioneer of modern ceramics in Jamaica and one of the most influential 20th-century potters in the Caribbean Cecil Baugh, potter, was born on November 22, 1908. He died on June 28, 2005, aged 96 Phil Sheldon Photographer who captured many of golf's most memorable moments Phil Sheldon, golf photographer, was born on February 2, 1953. He died of cancer on June 20, 2005, aged 52 Changing the Guard Service Appointments in the Armed Forces Latest Wills Church News Modern Times Young ones running amok, plus ones and loud love Times Online Court Circular PH: Readers Reply Terrorism dishonours any cause which it claims to represent Crusader on a long hard journey Cardinal Maradiaga tells Nick Wyke that global poverty must be tackled with global charity Faith News Sunday Worship The Times Birthdays Clifford James Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items When Barmouth last saw the light Weather Eye Feather Report Newspapers What to Look out for Five-Day Forecast Weathercall Times Sport Low draw points to Crow Wood Racing York Reading the Racecard Nokia Lingfield Park The Times Sports Book Chester Yesterday's Results Lingfield Park Wolverhampton Chester Chepstow Racing next Week William Hill The Times Offers Direct Nottingham London won but don't be tempted by patriotic bets Hamilton Park Racing Armchair Investor Salisbury The Weekend's Fixtures Times Test How They Stand The Results Service St Helens close gap at the top Rugby League Witter receives ranking boost Deal called off Gaudio through Dalziel debut Late success Snetterton record Ford The Times Serevi finds that he is not totally suited to playing politics Olympics office fizzes with victory Some bids just have Luckes on their side Vinokourov wins supporters Cycling Tour de France Pour Homme Smooth progress for Britain's top crews Jan Ullrich in the Saddle Collins keeps big four on their toes Catch Him if You Can Victorious Gatlin still waiting for showdown Farah on fast track for success In the second of a series in which The Times brings together Britain's most promising athletes and the greats of their sport, David Powell listens in as Mo Farah meets David Moorcroft Lions stake their shirts on tour Gillette Living in hope of a fond farewell party Joe Williams and Joel Pannick, our travelling fans, on the highs and lows of their odyssey Timesonline The Times Wie shows ability to cross divide St Andrews ready to say farewell to freatest of them all James Dodson looks back at the career of Jack Nicklaus as he prepares to play in the Open for the last time My debt of gratitude to champion and true gentleman Callaway St Andrews Golf Sport Gerrard keen to make up with Benitez after signing new deal Ferdinand stalemate edging towards point of no return United's hospitality extension sells well Downing set to sign up again Charlton capture Chimbonda move Woodgate trains Allardyce hope Alpay goes in search of refuge from Japan Seat Arsenal in dock over Baptista approach Thorpe hits form with neat sense of timing Frizzell County Championship First Division Steelbacks' win creates clear lead Spitfires lacking brawn for battle Totesport League First Division Warne steps straight back into spotlight with thrilling innings Second Division Glamorgan grateful for Davies sting in the tail Somerset work hard for reward Short diversion proves damaging for Durham Yesterday's Scoreboards Good news for England as Hoggard rediscovers his rhythm Second Division The game is booming, why let the ICC spoil it? Collingwood enjoying role reversal How They Line up Tall people, your country needs you Gary Jacob says that in some sports Britain is looking for its very first Olympians Don't Bank on a Medal MacMillan Ball sports lose out as Olympic programme cut Woodward's insistence on solitary confinement for Lions left them with no room to bond together Gerrard not bound by desk job Giles Smith Returns on Tuesday American dream fulfilled by Rossi's grand entrance Motorcycling Travel Seiko Mosley stands firm against critics Motor Racing Williams in the pits with troubling state of affairs Rick Broadbent reports on the fail from grace of a once proud champion team Brabus Frank and File Driving Forces Timesonline Silverstone heightens security Links The Times Offers Direct Raikkonen the one we must beat says Button Ecclestone's bounty comes under threat from mutiny top of the bill formula one Vodafone the lowdown Good sports Below par The Times Crossword Wounded pride Athletics, BBC Two, 4.45pm tomorrow Northern lights? the weekend starts here Times Sport On Monday The Times Kouros Chelsea make move in £40m double swoop Index The Times Inside Next Week Terror on the home front Jan Parker Stories behind the News Many children will be confused and frightened about the London bombings this week—what can parents say to reassure them? A Load of Porkies Need to Know Well, Well. . . Smell of brute Bye-bye bi? Antibody Robot's roving hand John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Braces belted Hello stranger Virtual doc no match for personal touch Inside the Mind of a GP Nasaleze A lack of chemistry How do you know the tablets you take are real? Vivienne Parry reports on the counterfeit boom Global Duds Mums need more bottle Junk Medicine Breast-Feeding The bare essentials Thousands will strip off for photographer Spencer Tunick, left, next Sunday. It helps them to feel better about their bodies, he tells Sharon Krum Sleep In Luxury I'm a different person now Brain damage from a car crash changed one woman's life—and personality, she tells Celia Brayfield Facts to get your head round CT scan worry Over the Counter Antihistamines Healthy Direct These noises are a real pain The Times Paediatric Consultant your Problems Solved The world on his plate New Zealand chef Peter Gordon doesn't work out or do yoga. Instead, inspired by exotic cuisines—and his granny—he believes that good food is the way to good health, says Rose Shepherd Salad Days How to Cheat at Eating Quiche Green, lean, fat-fighting machines At your Table Broad Beans Get Fresh Seasonal Shopping List Broad bean and dill salad Nature's Best Do spas bully your body Money down the drain, says Hannah Betts; a slice of heaven, argues Julie Myerson. Two Body&Soul 'I hate them. They've always impressed me with their banality: and they rob you of your dignity Facials Leave Me Pockmarked and Florid-Cheeked What makes a spa special? Over to You He's a fertility fascist Agony Aunt Irma Kurtz You Can Lay the Foundation for a Life of Dignity The Times Offers Diroct Get over It Being Late Over to You Single state of mind Why are more of us ending up on our own? It could simply be because we've forgotten how to date, says Andrew G. Marshall New dating rules Tempur Slim chance of success The urge to lose flab fast before appearing in a bikini can be overwhelming. But a crash course in the gym is a mistake, say fitness experts. Michele Kirsch discovers why quick fixes never work out Do the right thing Nationwide Mobility Multiple Display Advertising Items Untangle your strings and reach for the sky Breathing Space Kites Lunchtime Fix Pampering Pedicure The Times Bodylicious Men's Moisturisers Health now Busy doing nothing Foxes and floods upset a rural idyll for idler Tom Hodgkinson. But the stress of putting down new roots also made him fit Fires Wouldn't Light and we Had Mouse Attacks Highs and lows of the good life Home Remedies Vinegar for Sunburn Green's the new read Eco-Worrier Turning over a New Leaf Stop Ear Pains on Airplanes with Earplanes TM Can't take the plunge Q I'm a shy 21-year-old male student and I've never had a relationship: I'm afraid of sex. I'm not scared of commitment but of the consequences of sex. Help! Over to You Unique pointe of view Not Just Anybody how the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Dancer Sarah Wildor, 33, stays on her toes with scalding hot baths and relaxes with a glass of red Vauxhall The Times Why I feel angry and betrayed The mother of two Marchioness victims tells how commissions and fees have shrunk her nest egg A high price for investment advice Inside Free guides Times Money Money Letters The questions you should ask your financial adviser Problem addressed A Word to the Wise The Week in Brief Halifax Salesmen deserve a dressing down back on the shop floor Banks are far too scissor-happy So how exactly can a £250 handbag cost you £416? On top Down Under Alison Gibson revisits a family that prospered in New Zealand Barclays Halifax Paul and Estelle Collins: the lessons they learnt Over to you What the experts say F&c Net gains Dassault can stimulate as well as simulate Stella Shamoon's Share of the Month C&G Cheitenham & Gloucester Adwatch Swiftcover.Com How to gain the best annuity rate Legal & General Should I keep it in the family? Your children could inherit your pension pot, but don't discount annuities, says Paula Hawkins Links Take a stake in Africa Make your Mind up with Mark and Magnus Mark Finds Food for Thought in the Work of Cadbury Schweppes The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items But don't believe the corporate spin Banks and Mining Companies Have a Long Way to Go, Argues Magnus Magnus Grimond Learn from my ill-fated Greek odyssey Young Gifted and Broke Antonia Senior offers a cautionary tale for all holidaymakers who might skimp on insurance Look before you leap at a deal Grainne Gilmore says the cost of travel cover may … failing but ignore the small prient as your peril Best-buy holiday insurance Conflicts of interest buoy price of valour Play your cards right abroad Employers can be pushy Companies are set to promote their own pension schemes, says Michelle Henery The Times Offers Diroct Whine of the Week Case Study Barriers Broken Fund Distribution Limited Halifax So much for high-stakes poker Micromanager a Small Businesswoman Speaks A Question of Money Multiple Display Advertising Items Thumbs up Thumbs down Multiple Display Advertising Items Links Do you feel the need for speed? Case Study Still off the pace Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Fidelity International Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Stock markets take outrages in their stride A Surge in the Oil Price Could Have a Lasting Impact Times Online money databank Mortgages Unsecured personal loans Credit cards Multiple Display Advertising Items Cheapest level-term assurance Best with-profits personal pension Unit trust funds over five years Investment trusts over five years Pension annuities National Savings & Investments Permanent interest-bearing shares Savers' best buys Links ING Direct Banks tighten the squeeze on loyal savers How to Non-Sterling Cheques Invesco Perpetual The Times Inside Times Travel A dream target: will this test sports tourism's resilience? The World This Week Moment in the Sun Boarding school: Climate Cost Out in the Cold Crêpe hits the fan Don't Give Blood Home & Away around the Grounds Picture Gallery Celebrity love island Too costly, too edgy, too gay? No longer. Suddenly Mykonos is hip again, discovers Annabelle Thorpe Multiple Display Advertising Items The hip list The Cruises Need to know British Isles The Best Deals Moble Caledonia Limited Short-haul Long-haul Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items If the swimsuit fits. . . Cath Urquhart was promised a new body in Mexico. Could the 'bikini boot camp' deliver? eurntunnel.com South American Experience Tailor Made Voyages Jules Verne Times Online Need to know The Sunday Times Hiking, cycling - and yoga at a stretch Harry Potter and the wizard holiday Are your little ones hooked on Hogwarts, wild about witches? Chloë Bryan-Brown conjures up some spellbinding summer breaks Espana School house Flying high Starting young Who dares wins Double games Norway For grown-ups A spell abroad Ireland Out for the count Picture Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items Contact US. . . travelsphere Madrid To buy or not to buy? Next stop, the Middle Ages Times Online Break the record No bags, please Fall guys Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Easy does it. . . Stelios on ten years of low-cost flying. Tom Chesshyre reports The Times Travel Diroct CTS Horizons the cruise village We're all playing away Britain's fanatical fans turn sports tourism into a goldrush timesonline Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Checking in Cotswold House, Chipping Campden Multiple Display Advertising Items The Bargain Hunter Reader Offers Ltd americanexpress The Times Books Up front Lit tips 'Every book is a journey. Come aboard with us' Contributors Picture Gallery Your say 'Shame on the artistically correct who sneer at Harry's success story' Are you receiving me? The iPod generation may be paying too high a price for the lonely pleasures of technology. Ed Smith wonders if we shouldn't join our mates down the pub Hot type The deals, steals and snubs from the world of books IPOD, Therefore I AM Green Lantern—help! Waterstone's Born under a bat sign Giles Coren spent his childhood poring over pulpy superhero comics in a damp North London shop now, a new book reunites him with men in tights and unravels their extraordinary Jewish roots Men of Tomorrow Hats off to the Olimpicks Why all the fuss now? We've had the Games in Britain for 400 years—that is if you mean the ancient Cotswold variety, says Celia Haddon Word aloud The First Ever English Olimpick Games Ideal Holmes exhibition Cover story Ideal Holmes exhibition P. D. James casts a forensic eye over Julian Barnes's new novel, based on a crime that required real-life detecting skills from Arthur Conan Doyle Extract timesonline The Times Fraudster, liar, legend Biography David Aaronovitch The Orientalist: In search of a Man Caught between East and West by Tom Reiss In short Their hurt is in the Highlands History Michael Gove Wild Scots: 400 Years of Highland History by Michael Fry BBC Revisionist controversies Buy it, read it, talk about it. . . No one cares what you wear—only the words matter in our Books group, says Alyson Rudd Star comment We say. . . How to join Under discussion Books How Harry lost his magic Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prine goes on sale at midnight on Friday. It's the publishing event of the year, but is his power over readers starting to wane, asks lapsed fan Erica Wagner Potter versus the pirate kings Growing up with the boy wizard Harry makes waves That's the trouble with Harry. . . Alan Davies resists the ubiquitous Rowling, and discovers a little magic elsewhere What's more. . . Madder than The Matrix Thrillers WHSmith Sects and Violence Fiction Helen Dunmore The Peoples Act of Love The Times timesonline In short 93 What's more. . . Quids in Adolf and the great Danes Children's Amanda Creig Audiobooks Heard any good stories on your iPod lately? Christina Hardyment has Free download Inspiring reads In this week's TLS Nonfiction Fiction To buy books at discounted prices, please callk l08701608080 of visit www.times online.co.uk/bookfirst Critic's Chart Amanda Craig picks six boarding school classics Vintage Chart Top six paperbacks, July 6,1975 Reader's Chart David Brown, from Hampshire, It boffin Bookseller's Chart James Daunt picks the present top six from Daunt Books in London, a classy oak-lined treasure chest of international writing Top 50 Bestsellers They're reading. . . Ruthie Henshall Ben MacIntyre The Times Litenary Supplement Between the lines Books in the news Jumbo Crossword 590 T2 clues Pictureline The prize for each of the first correct solutions to … Chess Raymond Keene Winning move Scrabble Word watching Two brains Answers Solution to Cryptic Jumbo 588 Solution to T2 Jumbo 588 The Listener 3830 Dates by Pieman Chart teaser & Literary quiz answers T2 Crossword 3638 The Listener Crossword 3833 Daylight Shrubbery by Dipper Timesonline Literary quiz Bridge Games Samurai Su Doku Time to solve Solution to Last Week's Samurai Su Doku Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 209 Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 210 Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 211 The Times Jeep Contents Footprint on the Moon Contacts Photographer Neil Armstrong Year 1969 Location the Moon Brabus The Dark Ages The Dark Ages Style Tribes Deck Girl Wisdom On the Science of Happiness We might be alarmed by a particular kind of person the smell of hospitals, a sudden sound The next Big Thing Corporate Drumming Trendsurfing David Rowan Toyota was so Excited by Drum Workshops that It Built a Dedicated Drumming Room in its California Hq Esteelauder The Mazda MX-5 Icon Holiday Essentials Bargainhunter Carol Midgley It's Lucky You're Reading this or You'd Have Gone All They Way to Rimini without your Better Bottom Bum-Firming Cream Out There Pinks and Peaches Couldism Coolhunter Tina Gaudoin There's No Club to Join Wristband to Wear or T-Shirt to Buy Being a Couldist is All in the Proclaiming Take a Man like You. . . ... 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