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ResumoThe Times Police special constable is fatally stabbed Times online First baby in Britain designed cancer-free Beating eye cancer Peers wreck Bill to legalise euthanasia for terminally ill The Times Magazine: People and Styles of Today The Knowledge: Arts and Entertainment Offers If a section of your Times is missing, call 020-7860 … Drivers face new 'stealth tax' "It's one way to get rid of unelected peers" Excel airways Death on Duty A terrible scream and then she died A special constable was stabbed by a suspected intruder outside her suburban home, report Stewart Tendler and Sean O'Neill Screening will detect blindness gene in embryos Test Cases Cancer-free designer baby Snap election call for Brown PC wins appeal Council tax perk Tan risk ignored Millionaire jailed Sergeant fined Thief plays it cool It's a joke, Radio 4 is driven to confess Chanel BBC falls for 'expert' cabbie's banter The driver was interviewed on TV after being mistaken for a specialist on music downloading, reports Jack Malvern Exams strike threatens to leave students with worthless final degrees Watchdog warns against awarding degrees without exams Lecturers reject 12.6% Doing the Sums Class of 2006 may '300,000 students find themselves pawns in dispute with the unions' The lecturer I refuse to set or mark papers The students Our jobs are on the line French wine boss has the bottle to copy New World Dolce & Gabbana Cherie: I'm a bolshie scouser to Tony AA What Queen Mother really thought of Attlee's socialist 'heaven on earth' Attlee's Life in Politics Christian aid week First direct Brittany Ferries Well-Rounded Characters Rowling's weighty issue Harry Potter author rejects claims that her villains are fat, writes Jack Malvern Citroën Wanadoo By a Staff Reporter: Two face 30 years in jail for homophobic murder Holiday Inn Australian Property Briefing Sessions Ford Argos Times Comment The Afghan fiasco: why a certain certainty is certainly being missed The Prime Minister has a dangerously lazy approach to the rule of law and due process Poet of the week Limp excuse of the week Sportsexclusive Quip of the week Warning of the week Funding churches A local council role in housing Ruth Kelly, Catholic faith and political office A-level alternative Join the debate with Times readers worldwide. . . timesonline. co. uk/debate BBC Bias? 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Copyright law Sensationalist TV Music for the soul Politics of Pensions Blair and Brown turn their thoughts to retirement Philately to Deceive True stamp collectors are not stuck on the money Message from that bird showing off in the air: I'm too sexy for my beak Wild Notebook Means to an End A fearless debate in the House of Lords about death For Sugar, it's spice and all things nice Slim, blonde Michelle beats bullish, blokeish Ruth-now there's a surprise in the old-world values of business Picture Gallery Hip-hop: 50 Cent short of a dollar 'Insignificant, shabby, miserable' - the banal stamp of a terrorist Khan's video suicide statement is strikingly similar to Conrad's mocking Professor Occupational hazards of being a Catholic Dfs Dfs Boy charged over 11-year-old's pregnancy Police-chase crash victim was hit by her sister's car EasyJet My Week According to Hugo Rifkind Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Parker Knoll Friday Northern rock Give your 666 baby a name to remember Damien's second coming is a bad omen for Church First the Da Vinci Code and now this. The remake of a 1970s horror film presents another test of faith, writes Dalya Alberge Exotic British spy who defied Gestapo brutality to the end The story of a prince's daughter and the SS guard who tortured and shot her has been uncovered, Alan Hamilton writes Heroines of the Resistance Da Vinci ruling appeal sought Bone unearthed Tanning voyeur Killer elephant Cigarette haul Thieving adviser Anthrax all-clear Connect to your council On the Ropes Boxer Naseem jailed over 90mph car crash Currys Gorky's tale of factory strife works with striking effect Theatre Enemies Almeida, London N1 The Sharpest Critics Algarve Religious and the righteous It was a Friday like no other in a packed House of Lords, writes David Charter Euro Tunnel Unite in a moral crusade The debate showed the vigour and conservatism of the House of Lords. Here some of the main protagonists put their case Giant pollen cloud blows in from the Continent Fabia Son lost £30,000 on father's cards Royal collection goes on display Judge lifts Afghans' identity ban When shortcake took the biscuit Multiple Display Advertising Items Online Most Read The Week on the Web It can't be said that the US Army blows its own trumpet, reports Philippe Naughton Stash of £7m hidden in stamp dealer's mansion Aer Lingus Times World News Italy in league of its own when it comes to football corruption Off the Ball Bridgestone Vauxhall Heavyweights No picnic for bears as protesters spike honey 'White Church' returns to the fold Which Nationwide Mobility Land-Rover Last bastion of fun in city full of fear, hate and loathing Patrons of Baghdad's historic Alwiya club risk kidnap or death by defying the zealots, write Daniel McGrory and Ali Hamdani Dell (Reuters): EU warns would-be members (Reuters): Bikini activist charms summit (AFP): Troops patrol border with Mexico Get a kick out of your house Philips (AP): Pipeline blast kills 200 Bush risks political disaster The Republicans are in danger of losing control of Congress in November's mid-term elections, writes Gerard Baker Ssafa Forces Help Ironically, sitting targets are hardest ones to hit Senate As voters run out of patience Fight for key district is nasty, brutish and long Egg Tamil Tigers sink peace hopes with suicide raid at sea Air France (Reuters): 133 die in Somalia clash (AP): Killing 'was racist' Rolex robbers (AP): Iran uranium find (AP): Inquiry on CIA man (AFP): Higher inflation (AFP): Bird flu boogie (AP): Holy no see Yorkshire Video game industry is told it needs to grow up Best Western Hilton Vietnam veteran is scuttled to be an Everest for divers Stena Line Paris in Style Times Business Saturday May 13 2006 Morrison to go Trade truce Bid for Eircom 'We could lay down and die but we don't believe that is right' Quote of the day FTSE reels as wave of economic fear crosses the Atlantic Picture Gallery FTSE 100 Minister raises doubts on Rosneft flotation Stock Markets Prices make the best yardstick for pensions North Sea Oil Dollar avalanche a threat to all Commodities Picture Gallery Grocery chain Pound to Dollar Cazenove Currencies Buy the book Business Need to Know The Times World Markets Bet of the day The week's biggest movers Results in brief Business big shot Directors' dealing Rumour of the day DLF $3.5bn listing Stop Press Kozlowski pact Ryanair to appeal HSBC Cyprus sale Gazprom deal Look ahead Briefing Monday Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Morrison sets time frame for departure Product Recall HMV has three weeks to make offer for Ottakar's Bespoke Suits 'Some forget that you don't become a billionaire without ability' Stalin and a giant moustache VW Rothschilds seek black gold in the Black Sea Repeal heals US-EU rift Tesco Sporting chance? City Diary Familiar face City Diary Lonrho Africa buys stake in port for $2m Egg FSA halts trading at betting syndicate The Sunday Times Mittal's bid for Arcelor gets nod from watchdog Flybe.com Babcock ready to push through Eircom takeover 'Apparently, I may have offended no less than 73 per cent of the workforce' We continue our serialisation of the diary of the former Whitehall mandarin who dispenses his wisdom to boardrooms across the country Centre Stage Times Online Smallest investors get chance to share magic Millionaire duo ride on BlueCrest of a wave The publicity-shy founders of a successful hedge fund manager are to come under more scrutiny than ever before, says Patrick Hosking Horie 'will not fall on sword' The former Livedoor boss is set to stun Japan's business world by pleading not guilty to fraud charges, writes Leo Lewis The Times Fraud Inquiry The Sunday Times Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Full funds service at times online Wall Street London Financial Futures Major Indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money Rates % Sterling Spot and Forward Rates FTSE Volumes (000s) European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Dollar Rates Other Sterling Exchange Rates MFI falls back as broker furnishes market with a downbeat forecast Small Caps Gilts Profit-takers fearing bull's end can find plenty of pickings Searching for Blue Chip Value Ups and downs Buoyant Schroders escapes the FTSE 100 blood bath Stock Markets Nick Hasell Large Caps Business Equity Prices Bank of Scotland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Register A. M. Rosenthal Passionate Editor who revitalised The New York Times and never wavered in his insistence on reporting of the highest integrity Johnny Paris Saxophonist who led the Hurricanes to chart success with rocked-up folk tunes Rabbi Professor Arthur Hertzberg Liberal activist whose Zionist principles rarely discouraged him from defending the downtrodden Jacqueline Roumeguere-Eberhardt Anthropologist who married into the Masai, embraced the culture and developed a 'missing link' theory Lives Remembered Let us ignore the mantras of modernity and dance the sacred dances London opens its desert tent of timelessness Michael Binyon welcomes an unusual new forum for spiritual discussion Faith News Times Online Feather Report Derwent May Readers Reply What to Look out for Why must e-mails deliver such a rude awakening? Discourtesy on the internet; plus solo sailors and The Great Escape Modern Times Loud marital spats, cinematic chats, the ubiquitous guy and the regimental tie Court Circular Birthday Latest Wills (CEV): Personal Column Births Forthcoming Marriages To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices Marriages Civil Partnerships Diamond Anniversaries Deaths School Notices Services Athena Press Multiple Classified Advertising Items Congratulations Short Lets Trustee Acts Notice The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Clifford James Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Paris in Style Anniversaries The Times Five-Day Forecast Today Rain Around Britain High Tides Abroad Footballers may get some shock results Weather Eye Weathercall Times Sport Art Deco fashions Dee Stakes surprise Racing Lingfield Park Chester Yesterday's Results Lingfield Park Nottingham Wincanton Hamilton The Times Sports Book Beverley New Market Hexham Botteen can come to fore in Derby trial Sport Racing Warwick The Times Thirsk Paddypower.com Times Online Poker Face Variety the essence of successful home games Gavatin wins first Showdown Champs in town Season begins On the Box Times Online Federer forced to fight to finish Sport Leap for Stockdale Rossi dominates News of the World Button frustrated by life in the shadow of Alonso Motor Racing Spanish Grand Prix Times Online Casey has stroke of luck to take Masters lead Golf Cricket Rugby league Rugby union Other sport Tomorrow Football Cricket Rugby league Rugby union Other sport Gatlin takes fast lane to top of the world Athletics Athletics The Results Service Baseball Equestrianism Golf Ice hockey Motor racing Record-Breakers Rugby league Engage Super League Rugby union Squash Tennis Bestinvest Fixtures Today Sanderson keen to redress tour balance Sport Rugby Union Karma Resorts Times Online Wasps aim to crack Sale's composur Play-Offs Final Saturday, May 27 The Times Rocky to Ricky Links Heaven for Hull as Raynor and Cooke turn on the style Rugby League How They Stand All is rosy in Hatton garden despite a week in politics Boxing Hampshire show talent all-round for tasks ahead Liverpool Victoria County Championship First Division Panasonic Durham bowlers soothe agony for Lewis Kemp provides brief awakening from sleepy hollow of Kent Gloucestershire have mixed day Jones builds head of steam for Derbyshire Cherry picks his moment to shine Yesterday's Scoreboards Somerset return the gauntlet to Flower and company Second Division Mahmood finds reverse to drive England forward First Npower Test The Times Scoreboard from Lord's Inside Edge Catch of the day Quote of the day State of the day Ball of the day Champagne moment Pitch report Tuning in Rain or shine? Fearsome new boy can join a 'fantastic' attack John Deere Pietersen gives value to stay ahead in the entertainment stakes Rick Broadbent is full of admiration for England's showman Pasta la vista, baby! Chance of afters diminishes in the lasagne-gate affair Giles Smith Eriksson sticks it to the collectors Tale of incredible prophetic publisher Saturday Subaru Pires in two minds about his future Rooney puts foot on pedal to win race for Germany Chelsea get Shevchenko green light United close to Diarra signing Sport Fa Cup Final Serie a probe Given keeps faith Gordon's cup vow Herbie Frogg Pardew has a plan for those in the red corner Where are They now? West Ham's 1980 Cup Winners Going West with High Hopes Ticket Reprieve Turf Moor fallout remains the stuff of nightmares for Benitez Blue Square William Hill Liverpool aiming to send message Workers try to give Wembley a kick-start West Ham United The Times Crossword 23,288 The Times Relentless Benítez set to sharpen the axe again Sport World Cup onside over drugs The Times Ladbrokes.com Money You Can't Take It with You How to pass on your assets and keep inheritance tax to a minimum 8-10 Inside Rise to the Revenue's challenge Web Watch Money Letters I have the power Once bitten. . . Top Blog The Week in Brief A Word to the Wise Fidelity Equitable strife for those left behind after annuity deal Trust or bust for all concerned Trapped policyholders are crying out for FSA protection Don't fall foul of insurers at the World Cup Legal & General Travel tips Fidelity When our Sipp comes in . . . Rebecca O'Connor meets a former Marine with a commando-style approach to pension planning Intelligent Finance The Lyndley family: what the experts say Over to you Links Abbey Matt's response Escape the inheritance tax trap As rising house prices draw more people into the net, Mark Atherton explains how to keep your assets out of the Chancellor's clutches Zurich Surrenda-link Alliance Leicester Case Study Parents are Doing their Bit to Bridge the Generation Gap Action plan Tax posers solved Last week we asked for your questions on tax for a web seminar with top accountants. We were inundated with questions on inheritance tax. These are some of the answers. For more from the IHT experts, go to timesonline. co. uk/tax Oneaccount Britannia Newstarinvest Are 'zombies' beyond help? Rebecca O'Connor on the prospects for the closed with-profits funds sold off by life insurers Chelsea MorganStanley Norwich Union Direct Cheltenham & Gloucester Brave it out or run for the hills? Whine of the Week Prudential A Question of Money Mercedes-Benz The Times Don't allow crooks to close our share registers Investment money Healthy run around the bloc Make your Mind up with Mark and Magnus Europe is Still Full of Eastern Promise, Says Mark Halifax Keep a safe distance Stay close to Home for the Best of both Worlds, Says Magnus The verdict Fidelity Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Credit Watch Money databank Ing Direct Pension annuities Motor insurance Level-term assurance Overdrafts Personal loans Data supplied by moneysupermarket.com National Savings & Investments Chelsea Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares Savings accounts The spice is right Collecting Virginia Blackburn finds that prices are soaring for Indian art Artemis The Times body&soul How Clean Should You Be? Spring Clean Next Week Extreme Fat Fighting Phwoar, lovely mind Fancy that—your brain's on the pull, even when you don't know it Need to Know? Flatly dangerous John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Sex darling? Let me schedule you in Your shell-like Dotcom junkies Antibody Well, Well . . . Sight at a stroke Pistol passion Admittance by ticket only Inside the Mind of a GP Operation 21st century Will the much-vaunted £6.2 billion NHS e-revolution work? Sam Lister visits the first hospital phasing it in Egg research in a scramble Junk Medicine Altruistic Donation Rooting for happiness Award-winning horticulturalist Marney Hall is a real earth mother with a strong belief in the healing power of herbs. She tells Hannah Betts why getting her hands dirty is the closest thing to heaven Pru Health Next Week in the Magazine Picture Gallery What's up Doc? Getting You to Follow his Finger with your Eyes Boots He's a little street fighter The Times Paediatric Consultant your Problems Solved Breast-feeding boobs Cafe where baby knows breast New mothers now have a place to feed their babies. Suzi Godson drops in for a coffee and advice Cashmerebeauty Hangover remedy At your Table Milk Thistle It's crunchtime for food body & soul With lower salt and fat levels, our favourite snacke may become healthy What's in the packet? Fruit smoothie Cafe Rouge Jane Clarke's Weekly Guide to Nutritious but Delicious Eating out Dish the dirt and clean up your act Spring-Clean Anna Shepard kicks off a four-page special with a visit to Ecover's green HQ we blind Times What's the Evidence? The Times Working up Spring-Clean Personal Hygiene We're obsessed with daily showers and baths. Liz Gill finds out if this is just a load of old soap The great unwashed Mum's having a ball Granny's Home Truths Cinderella Man David Nieper Bliss! Hippy Sixties survivor Donovan is back but this time, he tells John Naish, he really is going to change the world with transcendental meditation Family on a roll Breathing Space In-Line Skating The Times ExtraLife Body & soul Next Week in Second opinion Love it or hate it, we want to know what you think Before you reach for the sun cream, take a good look at the label Body&soul classified Bodylicious Dealing with Calluses Have a nice day in Manhattan Dorit Baxter's New York Day Spa may be a bit scruffy but the staff are superb, says Chris Manby Lunchtime Fix Pedicure Much too big to bounce Agony and Ecstasy Sex Advice A law unto himself Fame brought actor John Hannah, 44, his own demons; exercise keeps them at bay Cutting the cost of private health insurance Alternative plan offers quality health care-at an affordable price Healthnow Health Now costs only £31.50 a month for a 50 year old AIG Healthnow Call Today Is this Heaven? 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Not here Luxury isn't what it used to be, five experts tell Kate Quill Mercury Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Reader Offers Ltd On the trail of Dracula Andrew Eames gets his teeth into Transylvania—with a mysterious local aristocrat as his guide Noble Caledonia Limited In the neighbourhood Need to know The Times KLM Airmiles Smile Readers' Forum Julia Brookes Answers your Travel Queries Alhambra Bookings Wheelchair Access Family Base Ba's Online Headache Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items On top, online After our "100 best websites" feature, Times Travel readers tell us what we missed The Times Fans warm up for West Indies Cricket World Cup packages are already a hit, Ivo Tennant says News in Brief Canine Cruisers Times Online Voyages Jues Verne Summer sales arrive early Holiday rates are down-from the Med to the Caribbean, Tom Chesshyre finds To the Tower Cruise Multiple Display Advertising Items Mystery Guest We Send a Writer under the Covers … this Week: London Marriott West India Quay, London E14 Beach, Desert & Dubai Competition Times The Bargain Hunter Multiple Display Advertising Items The Silk Route The Times Erica Wagner 'We have given ourselves a wash and brush-up' Required Reading First Word 'We have given ourselves a wash and brush-up' Swots and monsters Melissa Katsoulis collects the school reports of famous writers. Who is this week's pupil? Turn to page 23 to find out Your say Books First Her word Picture Gallery TLS Jeanette Winterson 'For years I really believed there was such a thing as a "damp squid"' Critic's Chart You're reading … Find the connection Reader Chart Sandy Scott - Thompson's favourites Top 50 Bestsellers Bookseller's Chart Birds, fairies and noisy tractors: John Nixon provides this week's top six from Border Books in the market town of Leominster They're reading … Finds Happiness A rocky road from Brick Lane Monica Ali remains as tart as ever, but is her move from East London to a Portuguese bar in Alentejo Blue worth it? Sarah Dunant is not convinced The class of 2003 Alentejo Blue Hot type The deals, steals and sunbs form the world of books An old gunslinger 'He was to marry a woman he'd met only in letters' Faxton Rides back into town In a beautiful bink Today's books may be mostly mass-produced but there are still traditional artists at work. 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I thought about brusting out crying, storming out and starting to run home. But that's never worked out well for me Beta Male Multiyork Cartier The Times Sony Ericsson Timesonline. co. uk/theknowledge May 13-19 Five things we learnt while making this issue Timeonline. co. uk/theknowledge Starts The impossible dream plays on The Chamber Orchestra of Europe is a perfect marriage of freshness, talent and idealism, says Richard Morrison Make my Day Your guide to staying in and going out Picture Gallery Star Choice Their plans for the week Monsters inc Ed Thomas on the tricks in film production design These people need locking up From quaint C4 experiment, Big Brother turned into a bit of a monster-rather like Hannibal really, says Caitlin Moran Film Hit or Hype? Our readers decide Exhibition Theatre Screen Baffled by my film? Few movies have split critics as fiercely as the enigmatic high-school shodunnit of Rian Johnson. 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