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Giles Smith, Barry J. Holmes, Andrew Robson, Amanda Andrews, Christina Hardyment, Colin McAllister, Christine Buckley and James Doran, Sarah Potter, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Jane MacQuitty, Penny Jones, Peter Lansley, Hannah Devlin, Anita James, Claire McDonald, Paul Hoggart, Clare Lazaro, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Emma Cook, Dr Toby Murcott, Alex Wade, Philip Howard, Michael Archer, David Lister Scotland Correspondent, Kate Wighton, Joanna Bale, Ian Morrison, James Bone, James Ducker, Melissa Katsoulis, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Clive Davis, Fiona MacLeod, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Corinne Bailey Rae, Dominic Wells, Elizabeth Judge, Gabrielle Starkey, Lucia Van Der Post, Patrick Kidd, Will Pavia, Graham Stewart, Sarah Parish, Ginny Dougary, James MacDonald, Michael Douglas, Sam Lister, Richard Hobson and Rajeev Syal, Giles Coren, Anthony De Winton, Dr Copperfield, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Betty Smith, Nancy Durrant, Jane MacArtney, Howard Davies, Hilary Rose, Amanda Andrews and Joe Bolger, Tom Cruise, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Polly & Suzy, Dennis Connolly, Debra Craine, Gary Jacob, Mike Pattenden, Allan Simmons, Alan Brownjohn, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Robert Harris, Peter Millar, Jenny MacArthur, Helen Dunmore, Sue Corbett, Rhys Blakely, Jonathan Richards, Ian MacKinnon, Ben MacHell, Oliver Kay and James Ducker, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Lucy Sweeney, Tim Teeman, Professor Roger Linden, Derwent May, Louise Welsh, Zaki Cooper, Lucy Johnson, Paula Hawkins, Peter Wright, Emma Mahony, Ed Potton, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Oliver Kay, Gerard Baker, Amber Cowan, Stephen Anderton, David Johnston, Sarah Vine, Mark Atherton, Lisa Armstrong, Rick Broadbent, Martyn Palmer, Paul Martin, Norman Isaacs, Antonia Senior Personal Finance Editor, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Pete Paphides, Eve Thomas, Neel Mukherjee, David Baddiel, Ann Treneman, Rob Wright, Christina Koning, Magnus Grimond, Sarah Turner, Louise Reeve, Martin Samuel, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Christine Buckley, Matthew Pryor, Peter J. Holloway, Matt Dickinson, Matt Hughes, Rebecca O'Connor, Gordon Ramsay, Paul Watkins, Kaveh Solhekol, Nigel Hawkes, Caroline Merrell, Zoë Strimpel, Fran Yeoman, Hedley Swain, Ross Leckie, Will Smith Comedian, Erica Wagner, Marcel Berlins, Charlotte Mullins, Noddy Holder, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, Ned Parker, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, James Collard, Paul Simons, Chris Condron, Michelle Paver, Michael Leidig, Andrew Pierce and Greg Hurst, Joanna Pitman, Nigel Kendall, Maria Lawson, Tom Cox, Robert Crampton, Jawad Naeem, Michele Kirsch, Ian Johns, Dominic Maxwell, Alain De Botton, Richard Curtis, Thomas Catan, Mike Rosewell, Amanda Craig, George Caulkin, Caitlin Moran, Sheila Keating, Neil Fisher, Andrew Ellson, Jeff Vespa, Jacqui Goddard, John Naish, Armando lannucci, Catherine Philp, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, Chris Ayres, Edward German Motor Racing Correspondent, Ha Jin, Katrina Lithgow, James Jackson, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Keith Young, Sam Coates Political Correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Crawshaw, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Bill Edgar, Alyson Rudd, Tom Chesshyre, Richard Morrison, James Christopher, Adam Sherwin, David Conquest, Simon Crompton, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Mystery Guest, George Pelecanos, Mark Harrison, Olav Bjortomt, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, Ian Rose, David Robertson, Catriona Wrottesley, Joe Bolger, Christopher Irvine, Cindy Crawford,
ResumoThe Times Supermakets in petrol price war Perfect vision Top school Euan Blair falls ill Test shambles umpire wanted $½m to resign The Times Books: 20 Pages inside Travel The Knowledge: Arts and Entertainment offers Body&soul: Paths to Wellbeing Magazine: Features, Fashions, Food especially for families Independent schools call for reform of a levels The Times Top Schools at GCSE and a level Pages 36-38 Plus See the full list and subject-by-subject pass rates Seeing Trouble C. J. Sansom Surgery to replace lenses offers sight for poor eyes Superstore petrol war splits nation over prices You want to get away, so we'll close one of the lanes 10 Traffic Hotspots Fuelling Differences Conflicts and taxes are behind the biggest increases Sky Broadband, bringing free broadband to Sky TV customers A Phenomenon is Born Kidnapped girl kept diary during eight-year ordeal Cricket ICC's decision to publish Hair's offer plays into Pakistan hands The International Cricket Council's E-Mails in Full Shy, modest man caught once again in the swirl of controversy 'He cannot do this, otherwise every second umpire would do the same' Unfolding Saga Bombmaking handbook found by police in raid Jessops From only Laura Ashley Parliamentary Timetable Belgian lists may be way forward for Lords reform Wanted father flew to Thailand Ban for skater Train splits up dfs dfs 'It's part of the ritual of travel' Not everyone wants the trolley, reports Jonathan Richards Last orders for buffet car in quest for speed Refuelling M&s Holiday Inn Euan Blair's holiday ends in pain and a hospital bed Renault Safety Zone Please come to my party. Here are a few rules for the evening Now the world knows how an Oxford student's guests were told to behave, writes Will Pavia British Gas Pancake video mix rises to pop fame My Week Tom Cruise according to Hugo Rifkind It's a big sky That's why were First Choice That's it, Hollywood, fumes Connery The frustration of working on films with colleagues he thought were not up to it has got to him, reports Adam Sherwin Beckett suffers new crisis as 30 activists defect to Lib Dems Vonage Twelve charged over terror plot Murder charge Biker's death Exam party chaos Busy for bees Picture Gallery Kia Motors Struggling to Survive Garden centres sell exotic plants that are 'sure to die' halfords Times Comment A clever trick: say sorry, condemn the past and look good, with no cost Should Oscar Wilde be pardoned because we now think the laws then were unjust? The Week WWF Quieter cricket Sensible cabin baggage limits Integration and cohesion in modern Britain Building over our battlefields Join the debate with Times readers worldwide... timesonline. co. uk/debate Hitler's plans for an invasion Living with a new language College challenge Mascara woes Poor Pluto Country living The Times Where Rome Leads An embarrassed France has been forced to follow in Lebanon Stars and Gripes Americans are in despair about their sporting decline What's going on? Suddenly it's all come in, have a walk, enjoy the air House of Lackeys The second chamber should not be indirectly elected via party lists Give Bank Holiday martyrs a break Parents should remember that their childless colleagues are the put-upon, unsung heroes of the office This below column by cheap writer All leaders in politburo is strange-looking bonkers mans with no laughing, like Brown The end of 20 barbarous years? A fearful nation holds its breath The harvest is coming in. It is not a bumper crop: it's too dangerous to cultivate many fields That's enough Scottish sellers of cheap knives An historic tale in which no one is quite himself first night Theatre Henry Viii Holy Trinity, Stratford Protected The Sharpest Critics That's why we're First Choice co. uk Pc in 150mph test drive is guilty but won't be punished Caprice is banned from the road for 12 months Fishermen fear action by animal rights extremists Sony Ericsson BT Visa Fished from the Anglers' Blogs Skoda Lossiemouth reaches for the stars in space tourism International Space Station back to work after 3 years John Lewis Liverpool burglars caught from US A contemplative light of life Emin to represent British art Driver escapes submerged car Motability Healthy look for famous faces Argos Argos Overweight? Getting fit is up to you, not the NHS, says minister Win Fitness clubs suffer membership decline Rac Online Most Read The Week on the Web Rhys Blakely examines what may be bin Laden's worst plan yet PC World The Times top schools for a levels Baccalaureate the favourite as Sevenoaks leads the field Top Schools Online Vauxhall Times World News The Kurds are being driven out again-this time by Iran Rebellious Kurds Ilva Popular clamour for Cabinet heads to roll Europe pledges 9,000 troops to hold the peace in Lebanon (AFP/PA): Air passenger had dynamite (Reuters): Oilman kidnapped (Reuters): Former PM jailed (AP): Train bomb plot (Reuters): Lightning kills 2 (Reuters): Lost... in jail (AFP): Snake on a train Shanghai pension scandal clears way for party purge Currys 'Spy' is cleared, but then jailed for fraud Travelodge Historic Russian cathedral ruined by mystery blaze comET Half Price Wacky racers tuk-tuk their way 1,000km through India The undress code that's the height of teen fashion Abbey Nudity Laws Thomson Chefs' protest turns ban on foie gras into a goose fair Foie Gras Feast Marriott How Katrina left a city of lost souls A year after the hurricane, New Orleans is still in turmoil, reports Jacqui Goddard John Lewis Storm Toll First murder charge over heroin mix that killed 400 Money Talks Stena Line Can $15m anchor rescue TV network on her own? Good Breeding Halifax Why French mares have to look for love abroad The Sunday Times Times Business Saturday August 26 2006 ITV chief's attack Urenco increase Endesa battle Quote of the day Michael Heffernan, a broker, on the decision not to … Former Ford chief executive in talks to buy Jaguar Vodafone gets ready for £2bn Swiss disposal to cheer Iron Maiden move could rock Ftse 100 The outsourcing time-bomb keeps ticking Long-term assets in the bank Break time Endowment Claim Business Need to Know World Markets Bet of the day The week's biggest movers Results in brief Business big shot Directors' dealing Rumour of the day Yen hit by data Coca-Cola sued Judge halts strike Airbus test flight Rival for iPod British Funds Briefing Look ahead Monday Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday ITV chief calls for sell-offs at Channel 4 and BBC The Times Citigroup hits top of the merger table The Italian Job Costly Remedy Connecting for Health is placed in intensive care Accenture refuses to rule out dropping iSoft from NHS job Doubt surrounds IT company's contracts as it wins banks' backing and issues its twice-delayed results, reports Joe Bolger How a star of stock market has lost its shine Price gauge's fastest climb since 1991 adds worry to growth data BAA Fed chief calls for resistance to protectionism Two car marques: the profitable and the problematic Petrolhead boss finds he just can't let go of Jaguar Jacques Nasser, Ford's prestige car division creator, wants to be back in the driving seat, reports Christine Buckley Talks step up a gear as US car firms seek alliances BP steps up safety in asbestos scare Campaigners who Take on the Big Corporations Cisco Systems What BP Knew Ambitious Russians lead the field for London cash calls Ipo Story so Far The Times Staff and rigs shortages put oil firms over barrel Bonanza for bankers in £3.2bn Telstra flotation Phone Numbers Sony counts the cost of battery recalls Rich Google at risk of being reclassified Better to employ illegals: no nonsense about health and safety there... We continue our serialisation of the diary of the former Whitehall mandarin who dispenses his wisdom to boardrooms across the country Party politics City Diary Magic circle City Diary The Times Spain faces showdown over Endesa The Commission is ready to 'act urgently' over Spain's conditions for sale to E. On Business Tesco Bnfl's Sell-Off Surge in orders at Urenco as BNFL looks to sell stake Power for the World 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 Cobham's price flies higher on talk of aerospace consolidation Small Caps Gilts SMG and UTV is a media merger that makes sense Tuning in to Media Marriage? Vodafone Prudential scrambled by broker's worries over Egg Stock Markets Large Caps Henderson Group Business Equity Prices Bobby Moore Fund Encounters Encounters Times Register Maynard Ferguson Virtuoso jazz trumpet player who as a soloist and as a bandleader wowed audiences with his flamboyant technique Fernanda De Utrera Singer who took the fierce anguish and drama of flamenco from its heartland in southern Spain to international stages Professor Lee Johnson Art historian whose monumental catalogue raisonné established him as the leading authority on Eugéne Delacroix Umberto Baldini Art conservator who masterminded the rescue of Florence's treasures after the catastrophic flood in 1966 Hezbollah's successes should not blind British Muslims to its real aim Tolerance, integration and kosher curry The vibrant Jewish communities of India have declined-but live on in the diaspora, writes Zaki Cooper Faith News Feather Report Readers Reply Lloyd's estate thrives at Dixter Modern Times Sharing your shelter, courage of colloquialisms, prickly exes and pecks appeal Birthdays Church News Personal Column To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices The Sunday Times The Times Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices A New Kitchen Shoparound Shoparound The Sunday Times Anniversaries Today Buy the Book Five-Day Forecast Today: Brightening up from the West after a Cloudy Start. Temperatures: Max 22C, Min 8C Losing light when autumn fills the air Weather Eye weathercall Times Sport George Washington celebrates return 2.15 William Corbett Bookmakers EBF Maiden Stakes Goodwood Tomorrow Chester Yesterday's Results Newton Abbot Windsor Racing next Week Cartmel Goodwood Market Rasen Drumfire has form to land Solario Sunday Best Italian Girl (4.20 Goodwood) Sandown Park Newmarket Armchair Investor The Results Service TV Pick The Weekend's Fixtures Today The Weekend's Sport on TV Giants aim to add to rich seam of history Christopher Irvine on the man who is hoping to bring the Challenge Cup back to the home of the sport St Helens will feel pressure of expectation UP or under? Sweet and sour for Woods on catering course Superb ride from Phillips puts team in promising position Gold standard in Hodge's sights Rick Broadbent meets a man with the character to emulate Matthew Pinsent Britain eight up the pace to ensure qualification Highlights Agassi encourages Murray to maintain head for heights Sky Sports By Our Sports Staff: Powell sees his record chances go up in smoke Athletics Balshaw expected to wing it for Gloucester Rugby Union e-on Practice Times Button must press on and prove victory was no fluke Motor Racing Turkish Grand Prix Adams looking for key performance to separate rivals Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy Final Guinness Premiership How They Line up Vintage Australia showing age Edwards leads youthful England to series win The Times Tim De Lisle's England Oldies Xi Bold Broad builds on burgeoning reputation in late spell Championship Once They were Kings America's Superstars are Accustomed to Ruling Bad news at home and abroad Gerard Baker, US Editor of The Times, charts the decline of a sporting nation against a backcloth of underachievement and the mounting strength of competition around the world Pietersen just cannot rely on Sikh sense in attempt to find the road to gel Lucas keeps hopes afloat Trio target title Greenwich venue Luckman holds on Hill ready for test Hecl addition Subaru Who'll Win the Champions League? 100,000 reasons why it's not always strong that survive The Fink Tank Reports from the Football Laboratory Coca-Cola League Two Quinn tries to talk up best-case scenario over Keane Career in fire service rings Kirkland's bell Uefa Cup First-Round Draw Broad-minded Benitez to stick with attacking instincts Champions League Intrigue follows Tottenham and Blackburn on continental drifts O'Neill is happy to roll along under his old deal Coca-Cola Championship Thatcher dropped and given the cold shoulder New-look Ipswich finally find their form Queens Park Rangers Ipswich Town Victims are Fighting Back Reyes bid is 'insult' to Wenger Roeder attempts to ease burden on Martins Coca-Cola League One Football Sport United still hoping for Hargreaves Viva Italia Boothroyd makes no apologies for rough style Your Guide to the Weekend's Barclays Premiership Fixtures On Monday in the Game Allardyce prepared for return of 'Incredible Sulk' Man of Many Sides a Right Royal Pain in the Posterior The Times Crossword 23,378 Johnson's return shows a striking lack of options Chosen Few Uefa hoping Mourinho's silence will be golden Sport Spurs draw attention to themselves in Uefa Cup The Times Zegna The Times Index Free guides You'll see red on this birthday Paula Hawkins finds that turning 34 is expensive Web Watch The Week in Brief Abbey A radical mortgage too far Inheritance tax escape route is little consolation So you want to pay off the mortgage early? Rebecca O'Connor looks at options for reducing the interest and the term of your biggest debt Haufax Pick of the Flexible and Offset Deals A Good Deal Better Case Study Sailing Away with Savings Norwich and Peterborough Cheshire How to make more then a mere dent in your home loan Africa needs to dig deeper Mark Atherton says the continent is on the verge of a boom but instability remains a big worry Multiple Display Advertising Items Alliance Leicester Cleaning up its act to woo ethical investors Speculators mining a rich vein Multiple Display Advertising Items Fidelity investment money Savings Watch C&g Cheltenham & Gloucester Pension annuities Data supplied by moneysupermarket.com National Savings & Investments John Charcol Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares John Charcol Savings accounts Find the best rates live online Legal & General The Times Inside Next Week The mole catchers Why a new high street skin clinic deserves a pat on the back Hot Gossip Body&Soul, The Times, 1 Pennington Street, London E981tt Need to Know? Brilliant discovery John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Injecting some fun into needle phobias Well, Well Gungy garnish Nightcap coup Antibody Testers in tears Celebs for ever Here's a spot of bother Inside the Mind of a GP How clean is your hospital? What happens when Kim and Aggie turn their attention to germ-filled NHS wards? Simon Crompton lifts the lid Keeping bugs at bay You're not as fat as that Junk Medicine Body Mass Index From bling to Buddha The pressure of celebrity and fame caused Zoe Lucker, of Footballers' Wives, to do a karmic U-turn. She tells Emma Cook how seeing the Dalai Lama led to a gentler reincarnation Picture Gallery Ahoy, water babies Children love swimming pools, but when they get bored of splashing each other what's next? To encourage kids to be active in water it's a good idea to have some games that all the family can play. Paul Brown, the swimming development officer and a principal tutor for the Amateur Swimming Association, … Carnation Safety first Safe ways to buzz off Coping with time zones Flying can be a pain Summer Special The last in our family holiday health series Times Online body&soul psyche Being labelled 'subnormal' can blight a child for life. But Catriona Wrottesley meets two extraordinary people who overcame their diagnoses and found success as adults What is autism? Welcome to the clan A-Z of Family Life Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall's new column Rules of engagement Box-fresh and delivered Muddy veg straight from the farm-but are organic boxes all they're cracked up to be? Riverford Everybody Organic Farmaround Organic Delivery Next Week in the Times Buying off-the-shelf How they shaped up On top of the world The septuagenarian poet Alan Brownjohn wasn't going to let his age stop him bagging a mountain At First my Knees Hurt, Then They Refused to Work Breathing Space Peak—the tricky bit was coming down. Below, walks on the wilder side for all the family Off the beaten track Electrifying devices for a cosy home Eco-Worrier Diy Energy Generation The Grove Times Online What is it? What's the Evidence? Fine-tuning the body It Works for Me A therapy for backache also did the trick for one woman's period pains, says Emma Mahony Second opinion Love it or hate it, we want to know what you think The Times The deer hunters Especially for Families in the Times Today When kids won't toe the line Buying shoes for schoolkids is a nightmare, says Michele Kirsch. But there are steps you can take Getting a good fit 'I looked like Keira' body&soul classified My Italian fandango Volcanic mud and thermal waters left Ann Treneman, above, feeling hot and not at all bothered It May Sound Crazy but the Mud Facial Made my Skin Glow Good Spa Guide Agony and Ecstasy Sex Advice Seeking the sweet spot I have read in magazines about G-spot orgasms and clitoral orgasms. What is the difference? And do all women have a G-spot? Times Online On the bright side Not Just Anybody how the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way She's no body fascist, but actress Sarah Parish, 37, prefers factor 50 over chip fat these days Toyota The Times Inside The British abroad: are we sometimes unlucky on holiday-or unprepared? The World Climate Cost Home & Away Cabin Fever eurostar Image of the Week He's king of the road Robert Crampton takes the wheel of a camper van in Sardinia and opens our six-page camping special Sorrento Your £ Abroad Espana Book now Will Hide Wales France Italy Need to know Wheel deals Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Times Online Luxury-it's a material thing Camping is tough, right? Not when your tent is a five-star treat, says Sarah Turner Need to know Scandinavia & the Baltics Nile Cruises Perfect pitch: luxury tents around the world Chav-tastic fun—for all ages The Devon Cliffs Holiday Park, near Exmouth, is pure EastEnders. 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Budget Route to Hong Kong Opens Holiday Inn We just want to be alone More people are choosing to holiday without their partners Love Boat The Times 'Do your best' The answer is 'yes', idiot Tom Chesshyre joins a hotel course that tries to knock out his Fawlty points News in Brief The Times www.cruise.co.uk Where to play your cards right Discover Karnataka Get some action All aboard Sparkling time Farm holidays sure to a-moos Departures Jill Crashaw Hunts out the Best New Holiday Ideas timesonline. co. uk/booksgroup Moon walk Mystery Guest We Send a Writer under the Covers this Week: The Witchery, Castlehill, Edinburgh Multiple Display Advertising Items The Bargan Hunter Multiple Display Advertising Items Reader Offers Ltd The Times Books 'Why it's men only in our blockbuster battle' Contributors Swots and monsters Your say Books First TLS His word 'Philip Roth is our laureate of death-gorging on our blackest reality' Critic's Chart Peter Millar's top six satires on despotism Vintage Chart Top six paperbacks, August 22,1982 Reader Chart Top 50 Bestsellers The indie top 10 They're reading. . . The shadow of the twin towers Many 9/11 novels seem premature and hysterical, Neel Mukherjee says. But in The Emperor's Children, Claire Messud has produced a rare gem Extract Hot type The deals, steals and snubs from the world of books All the world's dictators in one The Kenyan novelist Ngugi wa Thiong'o insists to Chris Ayres that his satire about an African state is not aimed at one particular target, but at despots everywhere Wizard of the Crow The Night Gardener Washington in black and white George Pelecanos's hard-boiled crime thrillers have been compared to Balzac and Zola. He talks to Marcel Berlins Battle of the blockbusters From Amis to art, Dublin to Des Moines, racecourses to Rome, Books selects the titles that everyone will be talking about this autumn and gives you the lowdown on them all Nottinghamshire Poet in peak form Today in Body&Soul Lost in the sea of ice Expeditions In short A global conclusion. But don't count on it Economics ArtsFirst Word aloud Culture and anarchy (Cox, 2006) Novel In short Son-of-God-awful Thriller The Times Pure power in the punches Novel It's a small world Novel The Times The consolations of civil war Novel Classics Waiting Nonfiction Fiction Audiobooks Christina Hardyment thrills to secrets and lies Soul Eater No more Mr Big Bad! Wolves have had a tough time in children's literature but, as Michelle Paver tells Amanda Craig, that's just an accident of prehistory-they're nice guys really Imperium Mr Men by Text We say Alyson Rudd on a Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith You say. . . 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Why do brothels still thrive? Martin Samuel sees TV try to tackle the hard issues one. The statistics tell the story: nationwide, 48 … on failed schooling Hit or Hype? Our readers decide Screen Famed for battling with aliens, Sigourney Weaver faces a struggle with herself in her new role, she tells Stephen Dalton heads into inner space Virgin "It's not really Bush who got us into iraq, but the whole corporate arms system" Top Films in Rep New Film Reviews Cruz in control The Big Film Almodóvar's ghostly family drama Volver is sassy delight, says James Christopher Also out Oklahomai (U) Films on Release The Times Games Reviews DVD Reviews Picture Gallery Route masters Panel of Experts Each week we show DVDs to the real experts. Here, a panel of present-day bus drivers decided whether or not to ring the bell on an episode from the sixth series of On the Buses fringe The Arts Online Magical history tour The Big Website Pathe newsreels are online. Choose from 3,500 hours of footage from the 20th century The Knowledge via Mobile Top Five Websites Stage Top Five Comedy Top Five Theatre There's nothing new about Lionel Bart turning up in strange places. For the last years of his life this fabulously "Late in life Bart realised he had penned the ultimate ballad of the co-dependent woman" Top Opera Starbucks Coffee More Arts, Online Top Five Dance Entertainments Out of the shadows As DJ Shadow releases his third album, Ed Potton finds out how 'run-ins with mortality' made him re-evaluate his music Out of the shadows Music Reviews All albums out Monday unless otherwise stated Sounds The Big CD Bob Dylan Stephen Dalton on Modern Times Jazz/world Classical The Art of Noise Sounds Top Five Rock Sounds Top Five Clubs Cum on feel the noize Sound Track your Life The Slade veteran Noddy Holder on his pre-glam rock passions Dressed for success He has a great voice, but will Mika be a pop star? You can bet your shirt on it, says Mike Pattenden "I would rather be Marmite than something that is just nice" Top Classical The Times Sounds More Music, Online Top Five Jazz Best of British Michael Archer, the curator of a new Arts council exhibition, picks the best homegrown art from the past 60 years Sights We Want Mutual Loyalty and we Want to Realise Potential … Earning his stripes: artist with tunnel vision Below a shabby railway bridge an awesome piece of public art is about to be unveiled. Charlotte Mullins met the artist Top Five for Kids Zoos capture a new animal magnetism Forget cages, wildlife has gone interactive, says Anita James Top Five Galleries Mayor of London Square Meal: Top restaurants with rooms Make a night of it with Square Meal's guide to the best places to eat and sleep near London ABode Canterbury The Big Eat Price Guide Top Five Museums Top Five Events illuminate Sights TV&RADIO Unorthodox Church Her new TV show has caused a furore - but Charlotte Church would expect little else, she tells Caitlin Moran "If I was even slightly different to the person I am now. I could have gone well off the rails" Radio Head Ian Johns charts the history of pop Ok if we dig here, ma'am? Tony Robinson is back with a royal Time Team special. The Queen may not be a huge fan, but Hedley Swain is "Time Team is part soap opera, Part game show, part adventure and part documentary" Hoggart's Choice Saturday 26 Main channels BBC Proms 2006 Key Variations TV Choice Multi Channel Star Wars Iv: A New Hope (1977) Multichannel Choice Day time Sport Live C&G Trophy Cricket Radio Choice A Kind of Magic: A Tribute to Freddie Mercury Radio listings Radio 4 Sunday 27 Main channels Journeys into the Ring of Fire Variations TV Choice Multi Channel The Polar Express (2004) Sunday 27 Prime-time Multichannel Multichannel Choice Day time Sport Radio listings Radio Choice Bank Holiday Monday Main channels Betjeman and Me Variations TV Choice Paul Hoggart Film Choice Multi Channel The Man who Would Be King (1975) Day time Choice Live us Open Tennis Radio listings Radio Choice Tuesday 29 Main channels Don't Get Me Started Variations TV Choice Film Choice TV Trivia Quiz Multi Channel The Godfather: Part Ii (1974) Multichannel Choice Day time Choice Radio Choice Radio listings Wednesday 30 Main channels When Kim and Aggie Went to Hospital Variations TV Choice Flim Choice Stephen Dalton TV Trivia Quiz Multi Channel Multichannel Choice Daytime Choice Live International Cricket Radio listings Radio Choice Thursday 31 Main channels One Year to Pay off your Mortgage Variations TV Choice Film Choice TV Trivia Quiz Multichannel Choice Day time Choice Your Choice Radio Choice Radio listings Friday 1 Main channels York Minster Variations The Charlotte Church Show TV Choice Film Choice TV Trivia Quiz Answers Multi Channel Green Street (2005) Multichannel Choice Radio listings Radio Choice Day time Choice Bodies the Exhibition London for less The Times Why less is more The Knowledge's editor Dominic Wells guides you round bargain London Index Contents You're never too poor to enjoy a cheap gag Strapped for cash? Create your own entertainment, says Armando lannucci "I'd take refuge in St Paul's cathedral and tell the tourists that I'm Christopher Wren" London loves to make a spectacle of itself and you don't have to pay a small fortune to make the most of the views Bar at Oxo Tower Pampered like a prince and paying like a pauper. We gave Chris Condron no money and sent him out to entertain himself for five days Monday "Thinking oneself invisible doesn't wash with the chaps on the gate at Lord's" Top 20 Museums and galleries are the jewels of the city. No admission fee means you can be dazzled for free Museums The British Museum Some celebrities were poor once—here four of them tell us how to do stuff for nothing Top 20 London continues to throw up free festivals and events. Plus some useful tips on enjoying the arts on the cheap Notting Hill Carnival Shop until the price drops A catwalk-quality outfit for just £50? In London? Eve Thomas challenged four fashion gurus to show us how it's done Sam Ranger Fashion coordinator/assistant, Pop Joanna Schlenzka Senior fashion editor, Dazed & Confused Richard Gray Executive fashion and beauty director, 10 and 10+ Men magazines Top 10 Fancy trying the £50 challenge yourself? Here are a few shops to get you started Top 20 From food to furniture, you can bag a bargain from second-hand shops, auctions and markets Smart deals Never bought at an auction before? Paul Martin shares his top ten tips Travel round the world without even leaving London, says Nigel Kendall Top 10 Arab Room, Leighton House Free snacks in the city Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch? Nancy Durrant begs to differ Selfridges Food Hall Square Meal: Best value restaurants Eating out for less needn't mean compromising on quality. Square Meal's guide reveals where excellence meets value Price Guide The Times Know your film
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