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ResumoThe Times In your Complete Weekend Newspaper Police in the ranks are paid £100,000 a year 'If there were more like Mo, fewer would be put off politics' The Times In the Know with the Knowledge Offers Metropolitan Police Overtime Pay of police in the ranks breaks £100,000 barrier Škoda Fabia Path to Fame Why Garbo just wanted to be alone Footage of the star's final - and unsuccessful - screen test has been found, writes Dalya Alberge Exam watchdog reviews GCSE glitches in languages grading Health chiefs press for a better write-up Increase in tuition fees puts a rush on clearing Helios plane in new emergency Scrounger jailed Air crash victims Life for attacker Doctor guilty Eton ramraid Correction Top Sellers for UK The Renault Safety Zone But they may also help the memory Children 'made more aggressive by video games' 'Blood money' and leaks: how Family of shot Brazilian say they have rejected $1m offer - and it may all get worse for Britain's top policeman, write Stewart Tendler and Daniel McGrory Time of Death A week went sour for the Met Newly arrived hate imams face early expulsion Firt Patients at risk as cuts hit drugs authority Internet pose traps gang of muggers Staples Policeman 'kills son in play fight' She charmed the public, upset When Mo Mowlam canvassed in Redcar Mark Sellman, who lived for three weeks in her house, witnessed the whisky, the suitors, the unpredictability Prius. Mean but green 'She Engaged People in Politics like No Other Living Politician' 'Our One and only Mo' Nationwide Kew on a flightpath to trouble Garden staff but not management want to flight blight of Heathrow expansion, reports Ben Webster Sport Chrysler Licensing reform MP wants ban on his local Your M&S 'Exhausted' Eminem is in hospital for pill addiction Sotheby's Jazz singer threatens career with her disappearing act In his Own Words Subaru Half price savings Dfs Opening Times Fraud victims despair at parole for 'Goldfinger' Scrap to Gold Wanted: girl good with an axe who likes the A-Team The lovelorn single men of a Cumbrian town have logged on to attract more women, reports Nicola Woolcock Multiple Display Advertising Items Times Comment I was a political pundit once. Now I know I'm a sports commentator This story isn't about Testra. Or Australia, It's about the Game, the jousting, plost and ploys The Week Auctionair. The ultimate 'sealed-bid' auction Police killing Mo Mowlam Selection in the school system BA's 'outsourcing school of management Housing shortage Join the debate with Times readers worldwide… timesonline. co. uk/debate Handling a baggage strike Putting on a show Middle-lane hogs Youth hostels under threat Cooler comfort Shared clothing The Times Horror and Hindsight An investigation is needed, not a blame game Mo's Moment A charismatic politician who struck a chord with voters Toads do it, birds and bees do it, even clever aquatic warblers do it Wild Notebook A Pledge Honoured The evacuation of Gaza is a turning point in the peace process Free not to choose: that's my choice Comment On holiday we discover a simple truth that greater consumer choice does not make us or society happier Like Gulliver I feel shakcled by the chains of a million Lilliputian domestic dilemmas Two can play mind games, mate Ye gods, this is a man who would only get into Bangladesh's side since he can bat a bit In a cynical world, Mo brought her brand of warm sincerity The Blair machine briefings became more and more unpleasant. This hurt her deeply What is...'BADvertosomg? Jaguar Driver attacked by armed mob Open house for monastic nudity Failing childcarers 'must improve' The thief who shopped himself Swan Hellenic (Reuters): Hitching a $1m lift back home PC World The Computer Superstore Father and Child Quiz Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin 1.8. Dr Equippe Manual Be a good bad - take baby for a pint Guide for new fathers aims to explode the 'mums only matter' culture with unconventional advice, reports Alexandra Frean The Week on the Web Gaza bloggers described their evictions, reports Rhys Blakely Holiday Inn Poll fiction Godcasting arrives Kathmandu Most-Read Stories at Times Online Dictionary sneer Land-Rover Who will be the Ernie to Brown's Eric in next politcal double act? News David Charter runs the rule over the contenders hoping to be Chancellor's deputy when he becomes leader Where the Smart Money is Going Fetish approval Bird flu advice Rape remand Tyre pressure risk Picture Gallery Cliff girl escapes with a scar after plunging 150ft By a Correspondent: Get out of Asian area, window cleaner told Paramount Group of Hotels Attacker caught by relative's DNA Kiwis wave the flag for Proms debout First Night Proms NZSO/Judd Albert Hall/Radio 3 Tempur Fails to push the envelope Theatre The Scarlet Letter Minerva, Chichester Hyundai In a world of seat hogs, it's an iPod, not manners, that maketh man News VW Just remember the golden rule - do as you would be done by Stop white immigration: So who's the dirty racist now? My advice: the cheated party is the guilty one Kill the witch! Kill the boho broad! Tesco Times World News Mother's choice: become a suicide bomber or your children will die After almost a year in hospital, woman tells the story of her decisive moments with hostage-takers, Jeremy Page reports The Beslan School Siege WHSmith Judge berates US failures as 9/11 supporter is convicted One dead in al-Qaeda rocket attack on ships Vauxhall Life Story Banal? That's the point, say fans of £1m 'genius' Sex and aliens are the new literature as a controversial author turns to sci-fi, Charles Bremner reports from Paris Halfords I will fight Pope tells The German pontiff disappoints some by ignoring a call to open Vatican archives on the war years, reports Roger Boyes Anti-Semitism, Holocaust Jews Relations strained on sainthood proposal Marriott Aussies are best of mates again World News Evesham Technology Picture Gallery Join the AA from £39 (AP): Police break up counterfeit ring (AP): Britons' killing (Reuters): Space scrapheap (Reuters): Spy suspect held (AP): Venice protest Bespoke Suits for Men and Ladies On Speed Wake up your, Iternet China creates crack units to crush poverty protests Last settlers are ready to leave Gaza ghost towns World News Abbas battles with Hamas for Palestinians' soul This is Just the Beginning' (AFP): Cult leader ruling (Reuters): Terror ceasefire (AFP): TV crushes child (AP): US airports delay (AP): Poachers killed (AP): Transsexual sues Hang bouquet, check the data A digital take on winemaking has the traditionalists spitting into their buckets, reports Chris Aiyres Can Computers Match this? Saga Think Again (AFP): Mosquito virue kills 99 children Bush baiter is media's flavour of the monthe World News Nationwide Price from £49 The Sunday Times Times Business Goshawk warning Saturday August 20 2005 ING's £1.2bn deal Atlas boosts BAE Stock Markets Currencies FTSE 100 Dow Jones Merck faces huge bill after widow wins $250m Vioxx claim Orgainc growth: the way we shop now C&W faces inquiry into Bulldog's broadband p… Volkswagen FRC doesn't need another bean counter Business Editors Commentary Patience Wheatcroft Private equity spots Jackpot No store draw Need to Know Business Briefing The Times FTSE 100 Eurofirst 80 Hang Seng Nikkei This newspaper adheres to the system of self-regulation … Northwest talks Internet upsurge Zimbabwe's D-day Ecuador in crisis Results in Brief Business Big Shot Data Day Exchange Rates Data Look Ahead British Funds That was the Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Stop Press Kvaerner fears Watchdog acts on row over flood payments Business Surge in foreign currency puts pressure on Chinese yuan Bingo boss hits jackpot again as Permira takes £200m stake ING snaps up Abbey's proiperty portfolio for £1.2bn Offer makes Thorntons sweeter Healthy food has a big space to fill Organic grocer replaces Barkers Clear the counters for fresh fish and local produce Wife's allegations engulf chief of Barings parent The Times Chilean mining magnate dies at 78 The Next big thing City Diary Fringe benefit City Diary Picture Gallery Making waves City Diary The Times Favourite Five Big Brother on mobiles earns 3 a small fortune Charity fund founder's aggressive Business Martin Waller on how a hedge fund aiming to help children sparked an investorl revolt Times Online Young gun learnt his trade with top US manager Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Ambition and attitude are key to business success Young Enterprise Learning by Doing Icahn's Top Ten Holdings The man who strikes fear into the big bosses Nic Hopkins profiles Carl Icahn, the single-minded investor who coined the phrase "If your want a friend, get a dog" Hostile takeover of TWA that ended in crash Carnival should continue to cruise despite tough security Larger Capitalisation Shares Stock Markets Wall Street Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes (000s) Eurotop 100 Google is not proof that the dot-com time has come Tempus Robert Cole The Week's Biggest Movers Gilts Talk of Japanese interest drives Halfords Smaller Capitalisation Shares Business Equity Prices The Bobby Moore Ball Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Register Mo Mowlam Indomitable Northern Ireland Secretary who never gave up on the seemingly intractable problems of the Province Lives Remembered Lives in Brief Frankie Desmond, comedian and songwriter, was born in May 1931. He died on July 4,2005, aged 74 David Collingridge, theoretician of technology, was born on December 29, 1945. He died on June 3,2005, aged 59 Philip Nicholson, author, was born on June 25,1940. He died on July 10,2005, aged 65 Noel Cox, OBE, musician, was born on December 25,1917. He died on July 19,2005, aged 87 A stay in hospital is a lesson in the meaning and value of trust Credo Alan Webster Roman road leads South to a brighter future Dwight Longenecker reports on the energetic advance of Catholiciam in the sun-belt states of America Faith News Peruvian pyramids rival the pharaohs' Modern Times Gruesome guests, girlie interlopers and the short straw at dinner In search of France's Romanesque riches Readers Reply Anniversaries Birthdays Personal Column Births Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Want to place a classified advertisement? Golden Anniversaries Deaths Court & Social Acknowledgements To place death notices, acknowledgements or notice … In Memoriam - Peivate School Notices Tickets for Sale Gifts Announcements Trustee Acts Coopers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Feather Report Derwent May Newspapers Support Recycling What to Look out for Five-Day Forecast Today: Rain in the Far East. Dry with Sunshine Elsewhere Temperatures Max 21C. Min 7C Test result balanced in ghost of the storm Weather Eye Paul Simons Weathercall Times Sport Hannon sticks to wimming formula Williamhill Results from Yesterday's Five Mettings Chester The Times Timesonline Sandown Park Chester The Wright Track Wolverhampton card in jeopardy Opera Cape can be soft option Lingfield Park Beverley Racing next Week Newton Abbot Redcar The Sunday Times Getting back on the water is murder for Grainger Rowing Rick Broadbent on the student whose PhD put Olympic failure in perspective The Times Belgian rider sets scene for Derby double after Trial Victory Equestrianism The Weekend's Fixtures Harrison 'in the mix' after win Boxing Times Test And the banned played on… as a striker Magic Sponge New track sets topugh challenge for drivers Motor Racing Turkish Grand Prix Frustrated Wilkinson adds appendix to lengthly tale of woe Rugby Union Yesterday's Free-Practice Times England go for bronze Hockey Seiko Security forces on full; alert to ensure smooth-run event Suna Erdem finds nothing has been left to chance in a country eager to be seen at its best by the West Woods slip at the last gives share of the lead to Donald Golf The new Black has his sights set on going that extra lap Athletics In the last of the series, David Powell brings together past masters with those aiming to succeed them at the summit Lebedeva jumps ahead in race to take home million-dollar jackpot Calzaghe defence Murray misses out Belfast sink rivals Happy Hallam Willstrop at home How to get onside if you're a new fan Cricket Flower and Irani put Derbyshire's hopes into sad perspective Frizzell Country Championship Seconde Division Rhodes savours the taste of victory How They Stand McGrath and White see Yorkshire home and dry Murphy's early effort in vain Scoreboards Wives, girlfriends and the baggage of relentless touring Australia looking for ways to avoid another reverse Nitschke's seventh heaven is hell for England Teams for Today's Semi-Finals Seat Hampshire the danger to first Rosaes final Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy Eriksson likely to fall on Sward Football The Times Sad Rhinos capitulate after loss of senior and McGuire Rugbuy League Table Every Match of the Day The Fink Tank Predictor Don't bet it all on Chelsea yet The Fink Tank Reports from the Football Laboratory Friendly snub to national service shows reserves of character Audley takes scenic route Picture Gallery It doesn't 'ave to be Asda Puskás faces up to Real life Dane's target Woodgate plays Solano link Postma packs Celtic debt woe Blackburn Rovers v Fulham Charlton Athletic v Wigan Athletic Liverpool v Sunderland Manchester United v Aston Villa The Results Service No Thrills for Villa or Angel Delight? Birmingham City v Manchester City Newcastle United v West Ham United Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough West Bromwich Albion v Portsmouth Bolton Wanderers v Everton Chelsea v Arsenal Calm versus charm in ultimate meeting of minds James Hamilton, MIAH BPh, a clinical psychotherapist, invites Arsène Wenger, left, and Josè Mourinho on to his couch to examine their states of mind and offer an insight into their individual styles before tomorrow's clash at Stamford Bridge Wenger unfazed by the numbers Landmark Matches how the Arsenal Manager Progressed to his Milestone Dyer adds to Souness problems The Times Giggs finds little joy in relegation to margins The Game Also Available in Right-Hand Top of the bill Kelly holmes Thanks for memory as incredible journey nears its conclusion 'She may wake up at any moment, so she might as well enjoy the dream while it lasts' The main course Liver Premiership Football Chelsea v Arsenal Sky Sports 1,3. 30pm tomorrow Food for thought The Big Eat, channel 4,10pm tomorrow The Times Crossword 23,060 Picture Gallery Sad syndrome Wacky racers The weekend starts here Times Sport Essien has eyes opened to the demands of his new taskmaster The Times The Renault Safetyu Zone The couch trip The Times Get your Skates on Inside Move fast to snap up cheap home loans Low fixed-rate deals are under threat, says Antonia Senior Travellers bypassed Travellers by passed The Pick of the Fixes Isa low point Links Adwatch Invesco Perpetual The pensions joke is on us Weekend traveller grounded Gráinne Gilmore helps a young man who says it's time to get serious about financial planning First Active Lee Taylor: What the experts say Over to you Links Post Office Lee's response Don't despair, every 'dog' has its day Make your Mind up with Mark and Magnus A Change of Style or Manager Often Works Wonders, Says Mark Multiple Display Advertising Items Links Multiple Display Advertising Items Consistently Poor Performers are Unlikely to Come Good for Investors, Argues Magnus Links Thumbs up Thumbs down Top marks in job hunting Go It Alone Michaelle Henery charts one student's rapid rise Prudential For Sale Leeds Building Society Survival tips Pay off your mortgage early Legal & General Multi-task for a 43-minute head start Micromanager a Small Businesswoman Speaks Biotech is hot, big pharma is not Stella Shamoon's Share of the Month Multiple Display Advertising Items Savings Watch Links Leeds Building Society Modern British art shows its true colours Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Best of British Share buybacks create an illusion of gain Earnigns Rise is Accompanied by Increased Risk If You are up to the credit limit on your cards 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 Savers' best buys National Savings & Investments Permanent interest-bearing shares Ing Direct So Who's got your number? Seven hundred cold callers, says Mark Atherton Jupiter Links The Times Inside Modern Mums versus 50s Mums Proportion of time spent on home chores Sun? Just say no Love, sex, UV light—these days we're all addicted to something Need to Know Well, Well… Puppy-fat pressure Antibody Heavy breather John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Own goal Gene to save sight The house of horror calls Dr Copperfield inside the Mind of a Gp In the Gloom is a Puking Goth with Very Stiff Neck Highgate Hospitale Old-fashioned Dr Hughes discovered a disease that affects 150,000 Britons. Now it bears his name, says Simon Crompton Only a Handful to GPs are Alert to the Condition Have you got it? Health on Monday Detective work What's in a name? Child welfare before birth? Junk Medicine IVF Parents Vetting Potential IVF Parents Uses up Scarce Money Picture Gallery Pru Health I'm hungry for love… Fat and bullied as a kid, Craig, David has beaten his junk-food habit and he's ready for Ms Right, he tells Amber Cowan My life stopped in mid-flow Inside Story Accident Trauma When a hit-and-run driver left Lucie Eadon for dead, her world was changed for ever. And she is still coming to terms with it I now Appreciate Things like Eating without a Bib Traumatic shock: what helps Healthspan Disorder dilemma Over to You Over the Counter Nasal Steroids for Blocked Noses She's top clingly The Times Paediatric Consultant your Problems Solved Sneak What to do when your kids won't eat veg? One new book says trick them. But is this a good idea, asks Emma Cook He screams, she screams, they all scream - but not necessarlly for veggie Ice-cream The rules of deception Karen Bali and Sally Child's top tips for hiding vegetables in food: How to Cheat at Eating Fish Pie Game for high-protein, law-fat fare? At your Table Wild Meat Get Fresh Seasonal Shopping List Italian pheasant Unhealthy appetites We are all turning into food fetishists, but which type are you, asks Annabelle Thorpe So where have all the… …We've used them up in remedies. Herbal medicine needs to be sustainable, says Frances Ive The Times Message in a bottle Eco-Worrier Water Wary Home Remedies Kiwi Fruit for Constipation Lighting up the brain From mental health to physical wellbeing, music therapy may hit all the right notes, Sayes Kate Quill Music Still Gets Throught to us when Words Fail My French dream Agony Aunt Restore Cordial Connections with your Husband Have You a Problem? Get over It Late Trains When love is in a rut Relationships often get trapped by routine: the same friends, same sex, same rows. Only true intimacy can save you, says Andrew G. Marshall How to get unstuck I want what she's having A-Z of Relationships Love is for Envy Love is Blind, but Envy is Shapr-Signted The wilderness years Breathings Space Activity Centres River deep, mountain high-there's plenty on offer for those who like to get theier thrills outdoors, says Fran Yeoman Multiple Display Advertising Items Hoop, skip and jump Sorted Children's Toys Our paediatric expert Dr Jane Collins chooses fun games that will keep bired kids entertained, on their toes and out of your hair, with a couple of weeks of the school holidays still to go Put your heart in it Getting them off the sofa Intent on a boot camp Get sweating, soldier…Why do we feel we need to be ordered to get fit, asks Grace Bradberry We are Obsessed with Enforced Self-Improvement Stately way to unwine Lighter, learner, cleaner, Julie Myerson falls for Shrubland Hall's tried-and-tested magic formula How Old Would I End up Looking? Eighteen? Ten? Need to know Bodylicious Waterproof Mascara The Times I can't picture us together Qi met a gorgeous woman at a party an i'd like to ask her but I'm put off by her job: She's a photographer in the porn industry. What should I do? Agony and Ecstasy Sex Advice I can't picture us together Suzi Godson Bright and bubbly Not Just Anybody how the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Former corrie actress Suranne Jones, 27, loves peace and quiet—and tapping into Northern roots Could you wait over a year for a dsiagnosis? Get fast private medical treatment for less Quote 3152 Health now The Times Inside We need to realise that it's still safer to fly than to drive down the road The World this Week Moment in the Sun out in the Cold Climate Cost Image of the Week From your front door to your front door Home & Away Post Offices How to pitch up and pout Liz Fraser packed her floral tent and pink Swiss Army knife for acamping trip with a difference 'La Serenissima' that is Venice Thomson Al Fresco Glam Camper's Kit Eurotunnel.com There's still time for camping this year The ultimate Brazilian New flights top Natal will open up the lesser-known northeast of the country—including an island favoured by the beautiful set. Alex Bellos reports Noble Caledonia Limited Olympic Holidays Voyages Jules Verne Need to know Hilton Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Jo Morris British Isles Short-haul Long haul Voyages Jules Verne The northern lights made easy Your Say Multiple Display Advertising Items Great travel brought to book Guides have turned quirky to tempt new readers. Sarah Anderson reports The latest trends Smile You are in Majoreca Mile upon mile of shopping Lille's annual La Braderie market pulls the crowds, but there's plenty more on offer, says Jo Morris Times Online Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Intercontinental Insurance giant pays for strike Family delayed for two days finally gets compensation. Tom Chesshyre reports Multiple Classified Advertising Items Radisson Seven Sease Cruises From Hi-De-Hi to La-Di-Da Titan Hit Tours Go-it-alone skiers lured by new flights Glut of extra seats means bargains for independent travellers, says Mark Frary Gap Year Gaffe Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jill Crawshaw Go Wild Luxury spa holidays Take the plunge The Times Live it up in Libya Checking in the Castle Inn, Castle Combe The Travel Collection Competition Web of the Week Your £ Abroad Departure Board Book Ahead Deals of the Week The Bargain Hunter Reader Offers Ltd Books before 30 September 2005 and save £500 per Person The Times 'London is nothing if not a mutable city' First World Contributors Picture Gallery Your say TLS 'What is it about Jane Austen and the movie screen?' Sherlock, you've hardly changed Is it a cop-out when an author gives someone else's character a new lease of life? Tom Cox is reacquainted with Tiny Tim, Peter Pan and Miss Havisham Hot type Dream teams The Times Magazine The Italian Secretary The White Darkness Without Apology: Girls, Women and the Desire to Fight Gentle sex, my ass Traditionally, there has been no place for women in the boxing ring. For some, though, the sport has proved as unlikely route to self-knowledge, says Alex Wade Buried treasure Authors shed Light on great books left in the shadows Is there anybody there? Scientists stove to debunk 'the first psychic' Daniel Home. But they can't quash our urge to believen is spirits beyond, says Mark Stafford The Times The First Psychic: The Pecullar Mystery of a Victorian … Would you like to be a writer? The fanatics who founded America Fundamentalist zealots dreaming of a New World Order, sexual repression, scary old blokes with beards. So what's new? Simon Worrall recalls the men who became the Pilgrim Fathers Cents and sensibility Without it, modern economies would be impossible. And it really is worth the paper it's printed on. Howard Davies explains the history of money. It grows on trees you know Word aloud The Origins of Value Journeys into madness In Sebastian Faulks's new novel, set in the early days of psychiatry, two friends vie to understand the human mind. Salley Vickers hails a triumph Extract Goodbye to old hat Nonfiction Robert Elms The Times In short Star e-mail You say… How to join We say… Alyson Rubb on in Cold Blood by Truman Capote Under discussion I have been so disappointed so many times by books … Books Called to the Bard Peter Ackroyd on William Shakespeare … somehow, it was inevitable. In an exclusive interview, Erica Wagner talks to the distinguished biographer about the dangers—and the delights—of his greatest challenge so far What's more… 'He relied upon the roll and rush of creation' Extract From Hotpoint to heartache Fiction Frank Egerton Love is Strange by Joseph Connolly Africa's bloody children Fiction Maggie Gee Unfeeling by lan Holding Beasts of No Mation by Uzodinma lweala In short The Times Beware of false idylls Fiction Jane Shilling In the Fold by Rachel Cusk Dripping yarns Thrillers Peter Millar Dark Water by Koji Suzoki Never snog a shipmate Secrets of the Fearless (10+) by Elizabeth Laird Audiobooks Christina Hardyment More Harry, and a quiz show tale casts a spell 'John has a codebook to befuddle the French' Century What's more… Inspiring reads Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi Nonfiction Fiction You're reading… Find the connection Critic's Chart Philippe Petit picks his top 6 magic books Vintage Chart Top six novels, August 18,1974 Reader Chart Françoise Hughes is a dinner lady in Formby Bookseller's Chart Seafaring, wizardry and murder: Rebecca Johnston of Falmouth Bookseller knows exactly what the Cornish like to rea Top 50 Bestsellers They're reading. . . 'The St Kildans protested that they'd never heard of Bonnie Prince Charlie' 'The St Kildans protested that they'd never heard of … The Times Literary Supplement Between the lines Books in the news T2 clues Games Jumbo Crossword 596 Cryptic clues Chess Scrabble Word watching Two brains Answers Literary quiz T2 Crossword 3674 Answers to Find the Connection & Literary Quiz Timesonline The Listener Crossword 3839 A Game of 2 by Glow-worm Bridge PictureLine Samurai Su Doku Time to solve Magazine Mercedes-Benz Contents 20.08.05 The Debutante in the Duck Pond Contacts Photographer Dafydd Jones Year 1982 Location Ascot Marston & Langinger Limited The Dark Ages I used to go to cool concerts. Now I see tribute bands in third-rate resorts, drinking rotgut wine out of a plastic glass Nokia Style Tribes Brawnies Wisdom On the Science of Happiness Art shows us new possibilities, and in so doing aids our intimacy with life and enriches us I Didn't Get where I Am Today without. . . A Hitch with Stevie Wonder's Performance Meant Was Rushed on, with Just my Guitar The next Big Thing Pranksters are Leaving Anything from Re-Labelled Beans to Specially Recorded CDS for Shoppers to Find MazDa Sony Picture Gallery Cheap Frills Bargainhunter Lucy Alexander The Ludicrous Affordability of Most Outfits from Topshop/zara/h&m Means It Doesn't Matter if You Never Wear Them Out There Greys and Pinks Teamed with dusty, pink, soft grey is one of the prettiest shades around. Layer the two this autumn, and add texture with knits, tweeds velvet and chiffon Nespresso Unlike the Mini Gaggias of the Nineties, with Nespresso There's No Fuss, No Mess and No Grounds Concealing in your Sink Take a Man like You… …Guy Kremer, 53, hair stylist, Winchester "I have to look smart as I do a lot of presentations around the world, but I would like suggestions on smart casuals that are comfortable to travel in" Look after your digestive health Heavy Hitter Russell Crowe took method acting to extremes for his latest role as a boxer, and his efforts have paid off. But such professionalism has its downsides too, as he tells Martyn Palmer, from physical injury to charged emotions French Country Cottages Smooth Sailing When it comes to hassle-free travel to the Continent, P&o Ferries lead the way Thomas Sanderson Oris Mastercard That Little Bit Extra Au Pairs Today's smartest au pairs bring more than ironing skills to the family - whether it's swimming or drumming, their hitherto hidden talents are enriching for all Picture Gallery Saab The Incredible Lightness of Salman Salman Rushdie has emerged from the dark Satanic years, happier and more buayant than he has been in decades. Here, he talks to Ginny Dougary about the war on terror, wonderful women - and why he thinks Joanna Trollope is cool Portrait Chris Floyd ABTA Flora Fashion The Age of Elegance How to Get Dressed Lisa Armstrong Inevitably It's Easier to Define what Isn't Elegant (Blubber on Show, White-Tipped Nail Extension, G-Strings) than what is The Sunday Times A Run-In with the Remington Had Taken Years off his Rug The Moment I Wake up Hannah Betts Bag of Tricks Truth in Beauty Revlon The Travel Collection Occasionally, for a Change, I Confess I Cheated on the Highgate. I Am, after All, Just a Man Restaurants Giles Coren The Oxford Where the Creatives Drink Blagclub, London W10 Voyages Jules Verne Picture Gallery Salad Days Gordon Ramsay learns that size matters when he meets the master of all things small and beautiful Orange Samsung Times Online Good-To-Great Chardonnay Has Been with us for so Long that It is Easy to Overlook this Variety Wine Jane MacQutity Swedish Glace Save our Soil Food Detective Sheila Keating It Takes around 500 Years to Build up 2cm of Top Soil, and Several Thousand to Produce Enough to Grow Crops Food My Best Steve Lamacq Taste Test... Soy Sauce RL: Food Heroes. . . Mike has a clear vision of what park food ought to be—seasonal, simple and good value Rosetta Stone Modern Romance Interiors Hand-Made Leather Shoes Buyers are Turning to South Africa for Something Different, Fresh and Surprising Scenes from Domestic Life Lucia Van Der Post Picture Gallery Picture Gallery The Premier Man Collection Ask Aggie Home Help Each week, Times Magazine readers put their own domestic goddess queries to our houseproud expert, Aggie MacKenzie What your Mirror Says about You Baltic Odyssey Little Italy Gardening Britain's changing climate means that growing our own small corner of Tuscany is no longer the stuff of dreams Need to Know Picture Gallery Weekend Tips Readers' Queries Must-See Garden Multiple Display Advertising Items Sterling House Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My tieless look was supposed to advertise latent but potentially potent rebellion; only now am I realising how much it wasn't working Beta Male The Times Furniture Village Patek Philippe Geneve The Times Maria Full of Grace Www. timesonline. co. uk/theknowledge Kevin Maher The Times Simon Fanshawe Caltin Moran Stephen Dalton Five things we learnt while making this issue Starts The sham at the end of the rainbow As London prepares for carnival, Richard Morrison wonders wheather it parades our society's strengths or its weaknesses Makemyday Your guide to staying in and going out Imageoftheweek Star Choice Their plans for the week Picture Gallery Starts Tradesecrets Making music The producer Paul Epworth on how to have a hit single Www. times online. co. uk/the knowledge Benefits of a classical education Each week our critical couple, Caltlin Moran and Peter Paphides, debate the latest must-see show. This week: a night out at the Proms Hit Orhype? Our readers decide Please no, not another remake Hollywood's obsession with classic TV shows is killing creative film-making. Kevin Maher, for one, has had enough The second coming TV's big-screen hits and misses Screen Top Five in REP Screen Www. times online. co. uk/the knowledge New Film Reviews Witch doctoring Thebigfilm The big-Screen remake of Bewitched fails to cast a spell over Wendy Ide Doubles match 1996: Fiery celluloid relationships were nothing compared with complicated couplings off-screen. the year of the Power Couple continues our year-by-year guide to modern French cinema Carte Noire Picture Gallery Talkingpoints Screen The Perfect Man Me and You and Everyone we Know Appleseed Primer What is on where? Films on Release Attenborough's Personal Quests New to DVD DVD Reviews Also out The Big Questions Totally radical Panel of Experts Each week, we show a DVD to a group of real experts. Here, a group of surfers hit the coast for the big-wave documentary Riding Giants Virgin Games The Times The Arts Online Log on for Free Music Window to the world The Big Website A new website will soon allow free access to thousands of iconic photographs Podcast of the Week—sparkletrack Top Five Websites Stage While the jury's out Our stage supremo Dominic Maxwell invites you to chair your own award The Times Bronte Top Five Theatre BBC Earfood Book your Tickets Here Top Opera Crazy little Fling Before Swan Lake, the gritty ballet Highland Fling exposed a new Bourne identity, says Donald Hutera Alsothisweek Top Five Comedy Spirit Horse Www. timesonline. co. uk/theknowledge 23 Stage Entertainments Multiple Display Advertising Items Sounds The Times Nationwide Mercury Prize Music Reviews Rock/pop The Times Super Furry Animals Thebigcd Bob Stanley on Love Kraft Get More Music, Online The Art of Noise Classical Preston Sturges Listen to your mother Soundtrackyourlife The singer Martha Wainwright reveals the contents of her iPod Sounds Top Five Gigs Sounds Top Five Jazz Dancing to a different tune "People just like good music—they're not tied to genres any more" Top Classical Top Five Clubs How to wear your art on your sleeve More and more galleries are hosting exhibitions on the way we dress. But is fashion art, asks Tim Teeman "Alexander McQueen and John Galliano are arguably artists as well as fashion designers" Top Five Galleries National Portrait Gallery Fun and frolics up at the manor Plan now to make the most of our country houses this Bank Holiday, says Charlie Godfrey-Faussett Top Five Museums Top Five for Kids Hannah, 10, and Matthew Green, 5 Sights Top Five Events Square Meal: Best for Sunday lunch Not every Sunday lunch is a roast. Square Meal picks out relaxing meals to enjoy on the day of rest The Big Eat Bluebird Price Guide £££ Above £45 ££ £30-£45 £ Under £30 Watch the fur fly A documentary about the Taxidermy World Championship knocks the stuffing out of Caltlin Moran Down boy! Risingstar Annie Clayton is keeping husbands out of the doghouse Reality bites as stars don't shine The X Factor is back, but let's not kid ourselves that this TV panto will offer any real talent, says Stephen Dalton Radio Head Ian Johns on our changing listening habits Television Choice Saturday 20 Main channels TV Choice Variations Main Channels Saturday 20 Film Choice Stephen Dalton TV Trivia MultiChannel Saturday Saturday 20 Prime-time multichannel Radio Choice Radio listings Sunday 21 Main channels TVChoice Variations Main channels Sunday Film Choice Stephen Dalton TV Trivia MultiChannel Sunday Sunday 21 Prime-time multichannel IJ: Radio Choice Radio listings Sunday Monday 22 Main channels TVChoice Variations Main channels Monday 22 Film Choce Stephen Dalton TV Trivia MultiChannel Monday Multichannel Choice Radio Choice Radio listings Tuesday 23 Main channels TVChoice Variations Main channels Tuesday 23 Film Choice Stephen Dalton TV Trivia Tuesday Tuesday 23 Prime-time multichannel Multichannel Choice Radio Choice Radio listings Tuesday Wednesday 24 Main channels TVChoice Variations Main channels Wednesday 24 Film Choice Stephen Dalton TV Trivia MultiChannel Wednesday Wednesday 24 Prime-time multichannel IJ: Radio Choice Radio listings Wednesday Thursday 25 Main channels TVChoice Variations Main channels Thursday 25 Film Choice Stephen Dalton TV Trivia Thursday Prime-time multichannel Multichannel Choice IJ: Radio Choice Radio listings Thursday Friday 26 Main channels TVChoice Variations TV Trivia Answers Main channels Friday 26 Film Choice Stephen Dalton Friday Friday 26 Prim-time multichannel Multichannel Choice IJ: Radio Choice Radio listings The Folio Society
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