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ResumoThe Times In your Complete Weekend Newspaper '11-plus' exam to decide schools entrance Man who fed his worker to the lions is jailed for life The Times Picture Gallery comment the register sport quick find The Times world news business The Knowledge: All You Need to Know offers If a section of your Times is missing Livingstone takes charge zone farther west despite opposition Mystery big spender's £36,000 bar bill Other Ways to Find Exclusivity Tiffany & Co. Top chefs offer a bespoke dinner cooked up in your own kitchen Public schools plead to be let off fines over fee-fixing Education gulf grew from social divide '11-plus' exam for secondary places Killer linked to earlier robbery Verdict on death Footballer cleared Energy warning Cunning Queenie Builder beat black worker and fed him to the lions Dior Christal Builder beat black worker and fed him to the lions £186m drug consignment may be ineffective against bird flu Holiday Inn Council fraud suspect missing Killer committed Catford murder Gambling debts No recollection A princely sum Hopes rise for reconciliation after centuries of bitterness Roman Catholicism Bally Pope reaches out to Israel by inviting President to Vatican dfs dfs Larkin's Women Larkin's tomboy first love is revealed in lost sonnet Huge pension tax breaks risk Relief for self-invested personal pensions may fuel dangerous property boom as savers flood into second homes market. Antonia Senior, Gráinne Gilmore and Jenny Davey report How to go from broker to broke two million new SIPPs for sale What You Need to Know about Sipps Retiring on the back of Marilyn? Collectors seize on the new rules Pay off your Debts If it's too good to be true, there's probably a very good reason why Commentary The Temptations and the Perils Queen gives royal scoop to American TV network Easily Suede? Citroën Ford The Rich List The candidates and backers Hawks threaten to put up their own candidate Davis bid is boosted by high-flyer A case of pasty la vista for the hungry miners of a Mexican town Woolwich Average council tax tops £1,000 Some ice with your ice, sir? 'Prince Charles letters' on eBay DNA sculpture explodes Prius Mean but green Unseen Hepworth drawings go on show Sculptor sketched during war because she had no carving materials, writes Dalya Alberge Currys . . . as last train from Etruria disappears into the mist Biggest cuts since Beeching singnalled by rail minister Sainsbury's Dixons Police chief to face fresh questions on Tube killing Inquiry into £120,000 to protect lottery rapist Times Comment For a change, let's hear it for one more heave and stick to your guns If you think that your country has taken a false turn, you should sound a warning The Week Nationwide Mobility Funds for political parties From a ghetto Manual labour Controls for Palestinian aid Happy heckling Join the debate with Times readers worldwide . . . timesonline. co. uk/debate Questions over the great television switch-off Crime and jail Lone parents Modern role for Royal Navy Not so quick Letters may be posted, faxed or e-mailed. We do not … Unionists' role in devolution Killer Su Doku Privy counsel A Momentous Visit Reconciliation between Catholics and Jews is a beacon for all faiths Britons support underdogs: so we should stand up for underletters Bumbarrel, cotinga, spraint, lutrine—the mysteries of tree, road and river Wild Notebook Sipp with Care New pensions' rules are about more than tax breaks for second homes For God's sake, stop thesping around Booking miles ahead, expensive seats, mannered acting, spittle flying: sorry, theatre is not a patch on cinema why did Kevin Spacey resurrect that drama when you could rent the Hepburn movie? Picture Gallery Bury a painful past—or dig it up? What is . . . 'Groupthink? Giving and belonging: the lesson Jews can offer new immigrants There is less tolerance now: and anti-Semitism is always an advance warning of a wider crisis halfords Guide to locating the end of the alphabet What's in a Letter Global Concern By a Correspondent: Girl lured to London was sold to a brothel Renault 19 'sex slaves' rescued in raid on massage parlour Pundits predict we'll Alan Hamilton, with a help from a top creative agency, sees life in ten years dominated by logos and corporate sponsors Nationwide Sainsbury's Write History Where the news will be read on electronic paper Euronics Centres A piece of chequered history Mother has baby for her daughter Terrier heads to Hollywood India Pale Ale Pro-am golf tournament tees off at St Andrews Footpath to gobbledegook Girls are found guilty of bullying Aimee to death scope Burglar alarm? More neighbourhood watch you've got Aa friend Jessops Nationalist surge in by-election The Orthopaedic Bed Company Result Conference Politics for Humans Anti-terror barrister offers to act over treatment of heckler Ah, grandes dames: the nipples go south, the nose goes north Most cultural snobbery comes from envy rather than contempt Brittany Ferries Sex and a stony silence The iron butterfly that won't be broken Guy Fawkes ignites the imagination first night Theatre Speaking Like Magpies Swan, Stratford AIG Health now The Week on the Web An Islamist webcast offers extremists an uncensored voice, reports Rhys Blakely Sainsbury's Most-Read Stories at Times Online Bespoke Suits Times World News Why did Cheney aide stay silent over CIA leak as journalist was locked in jail? Hundreds evacuated as fire consumes suburbs Karcher Police kill 12 student protesters Chinese fossils are sent home 'New' Capote novel 20 years on Olympic tribute in miniature Life with the Lions Radio host censured for crime theory auctionair Fat, violent and dirty-the visitors who act just like animals Dreams (AP): Fatah poll victory (Reuters): Age of consent (AFP): Hurricane costs (AP): Singer accused (AFP): Border clashes (AP): Bus crash kills 12 (AP): Appeal for calm Mugabe forced back to steam age Multiple Display Advertising Items (Reuters): Landslide vote for end to war 200 die in week of bloodshed as killers try to sabotage vote The Times A Week's Toll Multiple Display Advertising Items A very one-sided transatlantic love affair Copyright laws mean that explicit letters of Europe's literary couple can be read only in the US, Charles Bremner writes A bridge between two cultures Letting Turkey into club Europe would be politically astute and demonstrate fairness, writes Ben MacIntyre in the second of two articles arguing the case for and against EU membership firstdirect American intervenes to warn of rejection 'disaster' The Sunday Times CIA agents sought over 'abduction' training and development agency for schools The election was two weeks ago, but these two just can't stop campaigning Thousands trapped as Corsica is cut off from the world Island History Beckham transfers to Milan as old guard jostle for points (AFP): Tribunal hitch over EU entry (Reuters): Habeas corpus (AP): Payout for abuse (Reuters): Drive to be green (AP): 'Sexist' anthem (AFP): Media strike (AFP): Pyrenean bears (Reuters): Santa's deer loss Prayers for the nation's war dead are illegal, prime minister told Saga Tomb raiders and the phantom army A comic book is the latest weapon in the fight against looters, writes Guy De Launey Times Business GLG may expand its partnership Boots and Alliance in talks over £7.5bn merger How They Compare NTL and Telewest close to deal to create big cable con… Brown must grasp nettle On both sides of the Atlantic, consumers are in retreat. … Willy's choice volkswagen Crucible tests wisdom of extradition laws Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft Need to Know St. James Place Partnership This newspaper adheres to the system of self-regulation … SEC charges Wal-Mart shuffle Sara Lee ponders Results in Brief Business Big Shot Data Day Exchange Rates Data Look Ahead British Funds Monday That was the Week Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Stop Press Hedge fund clash WTO rules that US tax concession breaks law The Times Sultan's relatives risk jail over £50m debt to Briton Tesco checks out of Taiwan in Carrefour swap Drive to cut Civil Service numbers falters New law to have huge effect on same-sex partners De La Rue-made banknote hit by forgeries Emigrate to Canada Number of gay couples buying property soars Ex-Morgan Crucible Chief vows to fight extradition 'It is just the sort of interference I thought Government had outgrown' We continue our serialisation of the diary of the former Whitehall mandarin who dispenses his wisdom to boardrooms across the country Green ratings could hit value of office buildings Publicis to end speculation over Aegis Eurozone inflation hits 2.5% Oil reserves fuelling spectacular growth Fuel prices sap confidence Honest to blogs City Diary Trouble brewing City Diary Nelson under siege after surprise bid by Lukoil Double standards Twiggy ad campaign helps turn tide at M&S The Times Offers Direct Fine product, but will people buy it, and how much will they pay? Bratz doll wrestles Barbie into second Times Online How New Items President Gadget hones Sharp's edge Unit-Linked Insurance Investments How the Funds Have Performed Europe's second-biggest hedge fund silently confounds critics Richard Irving looks at GLG Partners, a hedge fund that is just ten years old but already has a colourful past Partners who traded Goldman Sachs work for success SABMiller hits high on confidence in emerging markets 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 Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues Eurotop 100 Top tips looking no more than adequate—so far Tempus The Week's Biggest Movers Tempus Ten to Follow Gilts Goldmine worries take shine off Celtic Smaller Capitalisation Shares Business Equity Prices Jeans for Genes Appeal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Register Patrick Caulfield Painter and printmaker of great formal and intellectual sophistication who refused to be labelled or confined by artistic fashion M. Scott Peck Flawed guru whose bestselling lifestyle manual spawned a self-help revolution A vision that inspires hard work and high ideals for the next generation Credo Faith schools are a recipe for social disaster Jonathan Romain says only mixed education can properly dispel ignorance and fear Sunday Workship Faith News Premium Bonds Appointments in the Armed Forces Latest Wills Church News Modern Times Farewelling old enemies and correct form at school reunions Times Online Court Circular Readers Reply Anniversaries Birthdays Births Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Golden Anniversaries Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements Want to place a classified advertisement? 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Min 3C High Tides Abroad Long-dead hurricanes boost October storms Weather Eye Times Online Weathercall Times Sport Amadeus Wolf confirms Ryan's skill Racing Ladbrokes Newmarket Yesterday's Results Lingfield Park Hexham totesport Newmarket Racing next Week Times Test The Wright Track Crosspeace has credentials needed for Cambridgeshire Fallon to prosper on Hurricane Run Sport Racing William Hill Wolverhampton Longchamp Today Longchamp Tomorrow Southwell Fontwell Park totescoop6 Redcar Cambridgeshire stirs unhappy memories of my Walter torture Sport Bet your Life Epsom Racing Leeds relieved after Lyon's late attack revives St Helens Rugby League Engage Super League Play-Offs The Weekend's Fixtures Today Football The Results Service Hull must find way to stop Volcano Links Davies hopes cup win can kick-start season for Leeds Match-By-Match Guide to the Weekend's Powergen Cup Action Sunhill Racing—racehorses for Sale Picture Gallery Times Online Chambers seeks new coach for comeback Athletics Rugby Football Union Official Notice Lomu wings in to Cardiff Warlow makes his point as Leicester lose unbeaten run How a knight was brought to book Sport Alison Kervin on her biography of the World Cup-winning England rugby coach Vauxhall On Monday Sin when we're winning-how sport kicks us in the morals Magic Sponge Sky Sports Fears rise as Nykanen falls farther Screen star Summerbee He won. But was Ali the greatest Thirty years ago today, Joe Frazier was battered into submission in arguably the greatest bout ever, Matthew Syed reports Feud for Thought A Selection of Some of Sports Most Bitter Rivalries Round by round Frazier Dominats the Middle but All Lasts the Distance Byrd forced to drop down pecking order The Sunday Times Trouble and Strife Wife who Struck Back The Sunday Times Murray on the verge of final ordination Tennis Montgomerie prolongs his St Andrews love affair Golf Leaders after Two Rounds Kent leave Mote Capirossi on pole US drugs raid Brown appointed Dawood excused Head start for 2012 Olympics Everton's fate depends on overvalued Beattie The Fink Tank Reports from the Football Laboratory Ashes Fever Wolves find home comforts still elusive Coca-Cola Championship The Fink Tank Predictor Burgess ends five-hour wait for Hull Blackburn Rovers v West Bromwich Albion Charlton Athletic v Tottenham Hotspur Fulham v Manchester United Portsmouth v Newcastle United Sunderland v West Ham United Championship League One Smiling Assassin League Two Conference Aston Villa v Middlesbrough Liverpool v Chelsea Manchester City v Everton Wigan Athletic v Bolton Wanderers Bank of Scotland Premierleague Second Division Bell's Scottish League First Division Third Division It's a Knockout idea for bored fans: bring back Arthur Ellis, flans and banana ourfits The reality check's in the post The language of punditry is always evolving which is … Eriksson loath to tame Rooney FA approval Vital Statistic Lisbie to return The Times Corrporate Golf Challenge Neville left spitting mad by Dynamo's underhand tactics Owen and Dyer spark new worry for Souness Gerrard puts shirt on more audacious approach Wenger determined to embarrass Arsenal backer Mourinho offers some direct advice to Benítez Eriksson's attention undesired by canny Curbishley Allardyce finally puts his name in the frame for England job The Times Offers Direct Baros wishing to feel wanted again Replacing Keane 'like trying to Where to now for Roy the Rover? Bravo Coleman hails 'one-off' manager Timesonline Ferguson and Queiroz reach the final frontier Manchester United must boldly go for a totally new regime, says fan Mick Hume Strachan remains silent on 'dream' move Five to Follow Robson marvels at quiet man's force of character Ordinary man who cultivated fertile Valley with limited tools top of the baill On Monday Lawrie laughs The dunhill links championship No fun runners The Times Crossword It's them again Little wonder the weekend starts here Times Sport Facts condemn Liverpool like it or lump it, says Mourinho The Times Cheltenham & Gloucester It was 30 years ago today . . . that King asked Ali … The Times Inside Why did eBay let me down? Take care or you too could bid goodbye to your cash on the auction site, says Koe Morgan Money Letters Tax and eBay Pass the parcel Jupiter Spanlards tempt us to get back into the Abbey habit Tell some home truths, Gordon Guess who's getting a windfall from Equitable Streets ahead with property Rebecca O'Connor hears how a debt-laden student bought a house and became a landlord Mortgage Jonathan O'Nell: what the experts say Over to you F&C Management Limited Jonathan's response A Question of Money money investment Legal & General Shares beat bonds for autumn value Times Online fund service Thumbs up Thumbs down Whine of the Week Cheltenham & Gloucester Stella Shamoon's Share of the Month Update How can I manage my debts and save? Graduate Finance Rebecca O'Connor gives a job-seeker a financial lead Invesco Perpetual What should Lucy do? 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Men of letters used to get all the totty' Ancient beauty, modern buzz Some still cling to the genteel old ways, but these days Cheltenham is opening its elegant Regency doors to more switched-on visitors. Alan Lee is your guide to the festival capital of Britain On the town The bridgewater Hall Manchester The Times Cheltenham Festival: A taste of a fabulous first week Tickets: 01242 227979 Just a click away An enticing mix from flourishing theatres to Africa's neglected writers The Times The deals, steals and snubs from the world of books Hot type The free spirit of history Simon Schama is taking on America most treasured image of itself. And he is ready for a rough ride, he tells Giles Whittell Where to see Rough Crossings Your Very Own Headed Notepaper or Correspondence Cards Buried treasure Tom Holland digs deep Classics The Prose Edda by Snorri Sturluson translated and with an introduction by Jesse Byock Senegal's women get the word Visit an African aid project three months after having a baby? No problem, said Jenny Colgan. Which is how she found herself up to her knees in cow dung Where to see Where to see Vulnerable in Hearts: A Memoir of Fathers, Sons and … Declaring a passion You thought that bridge was just a game? For Sandy Balfour, it's a way of life. Antonla Fraser puts her cards on the table The Times In short Licensed to squirt The grey-flannelled schoolboy toyed with a cocktail olive and fixed matron with a precocious gaze. 'The name's Bond, James Bond.' Charlie Higson on the birth of the young 007 Where to see The sound of the suburbs becomes a scream of terror Disturbing events in a well-heeled community mix with autobiography in a dark story of a writer and family life. Douglas Kennedy goes along for the ride Where to see Extract From Lunar Park The miracle Elvis wrought in Dallas In a new short story written exclusively for Books, Alexander McCall Smith switches focus from Africa to a mysterious meeting in a Texas garden Where to see It's all a plot… Beginning, middle, end. Authors Greg and Kate Mosse go to the heart of every good story… Where to see How General Gordon span out of control Mark Urban's new book Generals looks at ten exceptional British soldiers who helped to shape the military world. 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You wake up to us, you go to bed with us, we clean your slovenly southern houses The Dark Ages Kate Muir Bupa Alfie and Perry's Beginners' Guide to Fashion Wisdom Fashion (Not for beginners, but by beginners) I Didn't Get where I Am Today without Jo Malone, 41, Cosmetician and Businesswoman Lexiconfusion Slummy Mummy Advice for the Domestically Challenged Lucy Sweeney The next Big Thing Trendsurfing Jamskating Someone's Got to Do It The Nut Roaster Clinique Bang & Olufsen Mostly We're Wearing… Celebrity Thrift Bargainhunter Out There Rainwear Yoga plus Coolhunter Take a Man like You… …Jeffron Ishmael, singer, London "I'm a performer, but hate to feel too overdressed when singing. 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