News from 02/09/2006
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Peter Read, Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Amanda Andrews, Gabriele Marcotti, Philip Marsden, Christina Hardyment, Andrew Billen, Rupert Mellor, Neelam Verjee, Patsy Kensit, actress, Alexandra Frean, Sarah Potter, Tom Dyckhoff, Nigel Robertson, Simon Barnes, Simon Rocker, Jane MacQuitty, Robert Vincent, Paula Spencer, Paul Hoggart, John Riseley, Mark Souster, David Rose, John Mulvey, Ivo Tennant, Clare Lazaro, Tony Turnbull, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Dr Toby Murcott, Sarah Emily Miano, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Paul Dunn, Carol Midgley, Cormac Murphy-O'connor, David Chater, Kate Wighton, Frances Gibb and Andrew Pierce, James Bone, Tony Dell, James Ducker, John Johnston, Andy Thomspon, Clive Davis, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Mrs Judy Porter, Kate Reardon, Elizabeth Judge, Sarah Vine, Patrick Kidd, Graham Stewart, Leofranc Holford-Strevens, Wendy Ide, Lucy Bannerman, Giles Coren, Rosie Millard, Coleen McLoughlin, Julian Barnes, David Sharrock, Dr Copperfield, Pat Gibson, Nancy Durrant, Daniel Clee, Vinny Lee, K. 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Bryan, Brian Keenan, Warwick Thompson, Geoff Greenwood, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jack Malvern, Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Debra Craine, Timothy Statham, chief executive, Gary Jacob, Alan Noble, Maeve Binchy, Allan Simmons, Zoë strimpel, Dave Catleugh, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Dr Jane Collins, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Jane Clarke, Jeanette Winterson, Robert Harris, Candida Crewe, Margaret Sergeant, Alan Hamilton, David Sharrock Ireland Correspondent, David Margolick, Phil Gordon, Jake Meyer, Rhys Blakely, Dean McGarthy, director, Leyia Sanal, Richard Lloyd Parry, Peter Davies, Chris Johnston, Jonathan Richards, Red Poets, Ron Lewis, Steven Pattison, Adam Sherwin Media Correspondent, Joanna Bale and Anthony Browne, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Charmaine Yabsley, Liz Chong, Graham Keeley, Lucy Sweeney, Ben MacHell, Tim Teeman, Hugo Rifkind, Derwent May, Larry Dorman, Tom Petherick, Russell Kempson, David Thomas, Andrew Purcell, David Rowan, Ed Potton, Paul Goydos, Oliver Kay, Jeya Prakash, Plastic surgeon, Sarah Hand, Stephen Anderton, Kenneth Snell, David Lister, Mark Atherton, Jane Wheatley, John Westerby, Michael Theodoulou, James Harding Business Editor, Dr Qi Dal, Lisa Armstrong, Tom Baldwin, Stephen Burgen, Nicholas Evans, David Lawrenson, Antonia Senior Personal Finance Editor, John Hopkins, Sally Baker, Crispin Scruby, Pete Paphides, Morgan Falconer, Richard Beeston and Tom Baldwin, Alan Garner, Rob Wright, Graham Marsden, Geoffrey Dean, Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall, Christina Koning, Magnus Grimond, David Watts, Sir Bryan Thwaites, Bernard Lagan, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Angela Davis, Raymond Keene, David Robinson, Suzi Godson, Matthew Pryor, Kate Saunders, Matt Dickinson, Jim Irvin, Rebecca O'Connor, Richard Brass, Gordon Ramsay, Katherine Scholfield, Agave Nectar, Joseph Stiglitz, Jane MaCartney, David Hockney, Kaveh Solhekol, Fyfe Dangerfield, Nicholas Carter, Neville Scott, Zoë Strimpel, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, David Evans, Professor, Andrew Louth, Helen Nugent, Shane Warne, Erin O'Connor, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Nigel Hammersley, Lieutenant-Colonel, Rebecca O'connor, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, A. 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ResumoThe Times Molly speaks out A hot August Top GCSE schools Eat out with Friends Tonight Rethink 9 to 5 Justin Timberlake timesonline. co. uk New blow for Blair over his policy on Lebanon Labour Loses its Cool Woman judge to decide how the Princess died Thousands of Muslim suspects on the terror watchlist The Times Times Newspapers Limited Books The Knowledge: Arts and Entertainment offers If a section of your Times is missing, call 020-7860 … Body&soul: Paths to Wellbeing Magazine: Features, Fashions, Food Sandals Diana inquest is top judge's most difficult case yet Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss's appointment will be a huge comfort to the Royal Family, report Frances Gibb and Andrew Pierce Labour loses its cool over Blair's stubborn streak New blow over Lebanon policy A nudge and a wink is not enough, Prime Minister Chanel Tony may feel like a mug, but poor Gordon doesn't even get a look-in Attacks on Jews soar since Lebanon Synagogues and citizens have been targeted, report Joanna Bale and Anthony Browne BBC One Sunny Delights Brittany Ferries So, was it a washout… or one of the best summers of our lives? My name is not Molly. It's Misbah and I ran away to be with dad in Pakistan The girl thought to have been abducted appears to be overjoyed at being with her father, David Lister writes from Lahore Misbah is an Arabic girl's name meaning light or lamp Model Town, Lahore Stornoway, Scotland Whether she went willingly or not, her removal broke a court order halfords The Times Top Schools for GCSE AA Jessops Rising Career Universities urged to join price war The Education Secretary tells Alexandra Frean that variable tuition fees will create a marketplace with healthy competition ba.com Harry Potter book corrected after fans spot exam inflation BT Toil and trouble as actors leave theatre in search of a play M&S Diabetic died after long hospital delay The defaced version of the text on the Defra website PC World 'Owl magnet' knocks minister's policy cyber chat off its perch Helpful Hints Director who gave a voice to victims of New Orleans Spike Lee tells The Times that it was his duty to ask questions about the way the US Government dealt with Extra legroom in economy, and proud of it. Hope you … First Choice first night Storm-force rage of Katrina's casualties people left homeless by last year's hurricane, as his documentary opens to acclaim at the Venice Film Festival first night Film When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts Venice Film Festival Parenting test for IVF is scrapped A review of fertility laws has removed doctors' assessments of patients' suitability for treatment, Mark Henderson writes Vonage The Classic John Wayne Collection The Guidelines dfs WHSmith Psychiatrist says pardons for 'cowards' ease our pain Index 1,001 reasons why we are all seekers now: but seekers of what? Religion is being selected à la carte: a bit of Buddhism, New Age and meditation The Week Classic Savers Offended by hardcore laws Frustrated by Blair's very long goodbye Wilde's wrongs Join the debate with Times readers worldwide. . . timesonline. co. uk/debate Remakes: a predictable story Sport in question We take letters by e-mail, fax or post. Letters must … Nunn of the above Sharia mortgages Born to supper The Times Time and Terror Five years on, our cultural response to 9/11 is only starting to take shape It's a Mug's Name After Blair's cuppa, tea-time homlies to other random names The chicks flew five times round my house: next stop Cape Town Wild Notebook Learning Process A true market in higher education has yet to emerge Guilty of travelling while 134cm tall My generation is already suffocatingly safety conscious so we don't need these absurd new road safety rules I have never seen a more boggling, contradictory and unenforceable law Join me in the opt-out revolution Just smile, turn off your phone charger and learn to save a life Our generation expects to look good, feel good and be good all at the same time How living high was brought down to earth Nissan Man tried to drown fiancée in her bath bmi Taxi driver arrested over death of wife and three children Church accused of homophobia over gay celebration firefighters Archbishop is censured for his support of men who refused to man a stall at a Glasgow festival, writes Lucy Bannerman Father stabs himself to death after killing baby son Father slashes wrists in jail Soldier killed Pension fraudster Car gang arrests Drax arrests Youth leader jailed Surgeon charged Vauxhall The Show Must Go on … but First a Massage Jagger keeps on rocking as the lyrics roll up his auto-prompter Times Online Most Read Win Investing LLP The Week on the Web Even Iran's hardline President has his own blog now, reports Rhys Blakely Bonhams KIA Motors It's certainly not the West Wing… must be my student digs Dying mother's 4,200-mile cycle ride across America Subaru Laura Ashley Prison camp art that escaped guards PoW's scrapbook of the Great Escape is to be auctioned, Jack Malvern reports Missing Dunkirk Soldier Prisoner The Times top schools for GCSEs Call for change as rivals swap the lead Top Schools Online John Lewis Dell 'Emo' style puts Panic! top of the music videos Sovereign Low vitamin E linked to asthma Monster cabbage pipped at post Hamed released early from jail Hedgehogs saved from McFlurry Multiple Display Advertising Items Men charged with drunken driving… a horse and cart My Week Scarlett Johansson according to Hugo Rifkind Boots Index The little girl lost who found a strange soulmate in her kidnapper Parallel Lives For the first time in her life, she was centre of attention Sony (AP): Fox is denied last address (AP): Mayor apologises (AP): Palestinians paid (AP): Terror plot arrests (AP): Shell kills children (AP): Tuberculosis alert (Reuters): The road to sin (Reuters): Sleeper return Fiat And if You Can Get Hold of Some … Rush for lentils as shortage forces India to ban exports Patriot who promises to take Japan into new era Multiple Display Advertising Items Right to Rule Hub of Etruscan civilisation found More protests as rebel is buried (AP): Driver in 'mix-up crash' accused Mitsubishi Motors (AFP): Police grab a fistful of dollars 148 escape as airliner bursts into flames on runway UN hints at talks, not sanctions, as Iran nuclear deadline passes Defiance may invite military strike Euro Tunnel Comet Fishermen held after 40 rare seals are shot dead Bush invokes spirit of 9/11 to repair his ragged image A Tale of Two Disasters Katrina The 'other America' that is still keeping the faith Vale Agent's cover 'was blown by gossip' Dog gets protection order after beating Multiple Display Advertising Items Shaggy Stories The Sunday Times Index Whitehead Mann takeover talks Rank profits hit Next trials MFI deal close Picture Gallery 'We are dealing with 270 of the richest people in the … Merger of Branson gyms paves the way for £1bn float BG makes biggest North Sea gas find in five years Picture Gallery Hornby puts together Airfix rescue FTSE 100 Palmolive Stock Markets British blocked on their passage to India North Sea Oil Commodities North Sea Oil Fitness last Pound to Dollar Toy story Business Need to Know The Times World Markets Look ahead Briefing Bet of the day The week's biggest movers Results in brief Directors' dealing Rumour of the day Apple choice Stop Press Ford sales slide Deutsche eyes sale Veolia delay Airbus job freeze British Funds Business big shot Monday That was the Week Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Sterling and lower US demand blamed for fall in exports The Times Whitehead Mann pair in talks over a £26m takeover MFI poised to hammer out the future of its retail division Mounting Woes Picture Gallery Desmond's pay falls after OK! losses BP under pressure as regulator attacks pipe leaks Float of P&O's owner delayed but listing 'still going to plan' BAA Split WH Smith starts strongly Sanofi-Aventis cuts forecast Tchenguiz quits McCarthy race Rightmove suffers HIP knock Buffett's bargain? City Diary Wealth shift City Diary Sits vac in space City Diary The Times SEC extends stock options inquiries Smoking ban will hit bingo trade, Rank warns Market for space odysseys growing astronomically The private-sector space industry is enjoying strong growth as investors look to the future, David Robertson reports The Sunday Times Star wars between Russia, China and US Route to Mars Times Online China's powerhouse fails to cool it Jane MacCartney on why Inner Mongolia is the hottest place in the world's hottest economy Age-old traditions die hard on steppes Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Why the song had to come to an end for Bertelsmann The Times Travel Direct Universal, Warner and Viacom chase $1.5bn music unit Working up the Charts Wall Street London Financial Futures Major Indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money Rates % Sterling Spot and Forward Rates FTSE Volumes European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Dollar Rates Other Sterling Exchange Rates Games Workshop steals a march with latest Warhammer title Small Caps Gilts Public contracts need not leave you suffering like iSoft Going Soft Xstrata nears record high as brokers laud acquisition Stock Markets Large Caps Business Equity Prices action medical research Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Index Sir Kyffin Williams Painter who celebrated the landscapes and people of his beloved North Wales with passion and humour Sir Kyffin Williams, OBE, painter and teacher, was born on May 9,1918. He died on September 1,2006, aged 88 Andrew Best Literary agent and sharp negotiator whose clients included scientists, historians and poets Andrew Best, publisher and literary agent, was born on January 20,1933. He died on August 19,2006. aged 73 George Pawley White Bank manager and Methodist preacher who as Grand Bard of the Gorseth Kernow strove to promote Cornwall's Celtic culture George Pawley White (Gunwyn), Grand Bard of the Cornish Gorseth, 1964-70, was born on May 26,1907. He died on August 24,2006. aged 99 There is nothing untrue in the Protevangelion's joyful, inaccurate tales Credo Teaching the world to sing in perfect harmony Simon Rocker talks to the leader of a band that strives to reconcile religious differences with musical fellowship Faith News Timesonline Feather Report PH: Readers Reply What to Look out for The royal coat of arms that reigns o'er our front page Feedback Story of the Times masthead; plus rowing, and the summer squeeze Modern Times Age overlooked, door revolutions, a godfather overbooked and long-tie solutions Premium Bonds Powys Lieutenancy Birthdays Church News Latest Wills Personal Column Births Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Deaths Thanksgiving Services In Memoriam - Private School Notices Congratulations Services Court & Social Announcements Legal Notices Case No. 6121 of 2006 in the High Court of Justice Chancery Division Companies Court in the Matter of Town Centre Securities Plc and in the Matter of the Companies Act 1985 Trustee Acts Notice Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Kitchen Magic Anniversaries Great Lives Five-Day Forecast Today: Windy with Heavy Rain Spreading across the UK. Temperatures: Max 21C, Min 8C We don't want more bathing machines Weather Eye Timesonline Weathercall Index Alston brings Reverence back to home ground Racing William Hill Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Haydock Park Kempton Park Somnus appeals as soft option at Haydock Sunday Best Thirsk Racing next Week Wolverhampton Course Specialists The Wright Track Stratford Armchair Investor The Results Service The Weekend's Fixtures The Weekend's Sport on TV TV Pick Lyon leaves Wildcats in desperate straits Rugby League Casio How They Stand Powell only 100 metres from hitting the jackpot Athletics Woods confident of overcoming Johnson at the third attempt Boxing Dobson leads Wigan away from threat of relegation The Sunday Times Universal Child who grew into global sensation Ten years after the entry of Tiger Woods into the paid ranks, John Hopkins traces one of sport's most remarkable careers What They Have Said about Tiger So beneficial to the sport that even his rivals are … Who wants to be a millionaire? Top of the leaderboard Playing the long game McGinley helped by the failure of others Ryder Cup Countdown In Times Online The Times Ten Years of the Tiger US PGA Tour money-list winners Goodwin's masterclass gives Sussex telling lead Liverpool Victoria County Championship First Division Groundstaff play their part in lifting Lancashire India celebrate maiden Test win in style Online Scoreboard from Taunton Leg spinners weave spell as Yorkshire earn sniff of survival Taylor boosts salvage mission with century Patel spins in with decisive intervention Prolific Ackerman in single-handed defiance Hick doubles the pain as Essex are left to suffer Yesterday's Scoreboards Masterful Butcher leads Surrey to promotion Second Division Shoaib still below speed limits in recovery drive How They Line up at Lord's I'll leave life in the Bush to the snakes and SAS, thanks all the same, mate On Monday Jeep Britons have diverse reasons for cheer US Open Life's a gas for Barkley after his night in the cells Guinness Premiership the Big Kick-Off Mark Souster says Bath's fly half will bounce back after a horrid summer at home and abroad Guinness Premiership Your Guide to the Weekend's Premiership Action Timesonline The Times Offers Direct Eager Forrester banging on door Oliver and Clarke see England to victory Scent from the dugout… rivals' sniff of a chance on perfume counter-attack On your marks, get set, sign! Cavendish set to join T-Mobile Whitaker fillip Salford the key Super Stars fade Greece lightning Walton comeback talk Sport We've Got your Cards Marked Last-minute panic leaves Newcastle fans unimpressed Card games in which the cleanest get dirty The Fink Tank Reports from the Football Laboratory Middlesbrough's £6 million transfer of Robert Huth … More questions than answers about MSI Gabriele Marcotti believes there is more to revelation at West Ham than meets the eye Coca-Cola League One Sparrow Gives Scunthorpe Lift London gets ready for sneak preview How They Line up Coca-Cola League Two Peacock Keeps Swindon Flying On Monday in the Game Foreigners staging Premiership power play Chelsea are stronger … so are their challengers Tony Cascarino is excited by scramble to add quality to Premiership squads Cole Concern Toshack expects the unexpected Euro 2008 the Home Challenge Kicks off How They Line up On the Dotted Line Scotland mindful of minnows How They Line up Sanchez proud of new attitude How They Line up Father to collect on Doyle bet How They Line up Angry Moyes gets ready to throw book at Rooney Read All about It Kick them where it hurts and keep your cool, says wary McClaren Euro 2008 Averys Wine Merchants Options limited for long-serving coach The Times Crossword 23,384 Win a Free Wild Card Entry to the Times National Crossword … Frustrated Hargreaves left sitting by window Thatcher set to escape charge Three sent to jail Uefa gets tough Index England v Andorra? You're Having a Laugh West Ham's family values tested by £80m takeover bid The Times Inside Index The Price of Going Private Inside Multiple Display Advertising Items Banks take but don't dish it out Rate Watch Licence strife Money Letters Switch hitch Would you credit it? Web Watch A Word to the Wise Jupiter Growing pains are fading fast for the dot-com generation Rise of the new world order Big spenders give clued-up borrowers a sporting chance Paying for a well-spent youth Rebecca O'Connor meets a twenty something whose headlong hedonism has piled up the debt Intelligent Finance Paul Wright: what the experts say Debt Control Saving Pensions Cheltenham & Gloucester Paul's response It's cheap, but don't quote me Andrew Elison discovers wild variations on insurance deals with price comparison websites Leeds Building Society Surrenda-Link Pick of the Deals Bradford & Bingley Parents must be schooled in saving Mark Atherton does the homework on paying for private education Abbey Top-class house prices Case Study Kids Bank on Learning Legal & General The broadband effect Make your Mind up with Mark and Magnus Fund Managers are Switching on to Technology Again, Says Magnus Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The verdict High-tech burns cash and investors The Sector Could Be Hit Badly by Rising Interest Rates, Says Mark We can count on small auditors Multiple Display Advertising Items Fidelity International Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Savings Watch The Times Pension annuities Motor insurance Level-term assurance Overdrafts Personal loans Data supplied by moneysupermarket.com National Savings & Investments Chelsea Building Society Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares Savings accounts New Star Investment Funds Ltd Index Voice Coach Inside Next Week Ask Planet under Pressure A fertile argument Obese would-be mums need more help and less finger-wagging Need to Know? Stress on longevity John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Proton guns: targeting cancer cheaply Soul foodies Looking sharp Antibody Well, Well … Sober heads A man's world? Let's not be too hasty Junk Medicine Stem-Cell Therapies Many Seriously Ill People are Not Willing to Wait The pusher in my inbox Dangerous medical spam is on the increase, thanks to legions of Britons who buy drugs from it, finds John Naish Corn Caps Why no news is good news Inside the Mind of a GP I was Asked to Certify Him as Fit to Parachute Pill pirates sail into eBay Seriously entertaining Martin Clunes, erstwhile star of laddish porn'n'pints comedies, is now embracing fatherhood and making a drama about testicular cancer. Daphne Lockyer meets a man behaving beautifully If Caught Early, about 99 per Cent Can Be Cured Broomwell HealthWatch TeleMedical Monitoring Services Checking bumps All alone at home The Times Paediatric Consultant your Problems Solved British Airways Dose of sense It's time to talk Times Online Counting the beats Pressure of being young Inside Story Hypertension High blood pressure at 23? Zoë Strimpel believed that she just wasn't old enough In Cardiology, I was the Youngest - by 60 Years Picture Gallery Exercising cords In good voice Speak up and call the shots Can the way that you talk hold the key to health, wealth and happiness? Rebecca Ley went to a voice coach to find out Closer than friends A-Z of Family Life the Good Granny's New Column C is for Cousins Rules of engagement How to grow a healthy society A community project that provides free organic fruit and veg for schools, the unemployed and refugees deserves its plaudits, says Jayne Dowle Kids Get Healthy Alternatives to Tuckshop Sweets Getting your own allotment Hands up if you want to ask Mr Oliver about school dinners The marrow of the story: watery but nice At your Table Courgettes Menu Mentor Jane Clarke's Guide to Nutritious but Delicious Eating out the Ritz If only having a healthy lunch was always as glamorous as dining at the Ritzi And a set three-course lunch costs just £37 Times Online Herby courgette salad Stuffed marrow Learning environment Will your kids be taught eco-issues at school? Anna Shepard looks at schemes for pupils and parents Times Online Beauty in full bloom? Chanel's very own Indiana Jones says he's found the elixir of youth. Hannah Betts tracks him down The Times What's the Evidence? Meditainment Is it worth trying to get personal? If your workout kit is languishing in a drawer, it may be time to ditch the gym and splurge on a one-on-one trainer, says Charmaine Yabsley Getting the best workout Burning up the pounds Boy, did I need that massage A luxury family break with three generations left Jane Clarke desperate for a rub-down Capio Ashtead Hospital More family-friendly spas Good SPA Guide Second opinion Love it or hate it, we want to know what you think Up, up and away On the lookout for stings DIY energy generation 'Power-filing is for the brave' Electric Manicure Especially for Families in the Times Today Darling, I'm just too tired Agony and Ecstasy Sex Advice Since I had a baby eight months ago I have been too tired to make love to my husband. How can we get our sex life back on track? Times Online Ice-cool at the top Not Just Anybody how the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Rock climber and adrenalin junkie Jake Meyer, 23, says finishing his degree is his biggest challenge Sainsbury's Index Picture Gallery Brazil is Back Inside Deliver yourself from the baggage blues: just pop your stuff in the post The World This Week Eastern promise One-stop call Just in time Climate Cost Moment in the Sun Out in the Cold Titan HiTours Image of the Week Home and Away Play Polo When Kylie Minogue appeared at the opening night of samba spectacular Brasil Braslleiro at Sadler's Wells in London last month, records were smashd for the number of tickets sold by the theatre in one day Voyages Jules Verne Life in Rio Sara Wheeler finds a new wave of stylish boutique hotels is giving the city its groove back Cathay Pacific Brazil: airlines and operators Need to know Elephant trails Departures Jill Crawshaw Hunts out the Best New Holiday Ideas Laos Italian Coast Devon German Markets Titan HiTours Learn the ropes Book ahead Malls and markets Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Balmoral Rumble in the jungle Brazil is home to the latest creation from the hotelier Anouska Hempel, says Kate Quill travelsphere Fun comes naturally to Natal Sun, sand and a touch of adventure - this coastal city is great for families, says Mary Ann Sieghart It's More Exotic than Europe and Not at All Spoilt Spanish Tourist Office Classic Traveller Celebrity X Cruises Need to know Welcome to Latin Africa The melting pot culture of Salvador in Brazil has given birth to the country's most vibrant music scene, says Rupert Mellor Quantas Multiple Display Advertising Items NCL Need to know Hip, happening, unhurried - it will drive you balmy Bahia has everything: luxurious pousades, wild natural beauty and a warm-hearted attitude Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Book now Will Hide Devon Italy St Lucia Your £ Abroad 'I'm on the plane' Inflight mobile phones will soon be with us, reports Will Hide Capture the moment Travel In Brief … The Gap Year Show Multiple Display Advertising Items Cabin Carry-On Festival fever Multiple Display Advertising Items Luggage Update Book a brainy break Exotic lit fests are all the rage, says Tom Chesshyre Reader Offers Ltd Voyages of Discovery Multiple Display Advertising Items Timesonline Noble Caledonia Readers' Forum Julia Brookes Answers your Travel Queries Luxury Breaks in London The High Cost of One-Way Travel Travellers' Cheques MSC Cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Mystery Guest We Send a Writer under the Covers… This Week: The Inn at Whitewell, Forest of Bowland, Lancashire Olympic Holidays Competition Times Online Departure Board Route of the Week: Book Ahead Deals of the Week German National Tourist Office Ancient Civilisations by Private Boeing 757 The Times First word Picture Gallery 'Take a browse through a writer's bookshelves' Contributors Swots and monsters Your say Contact us Books First The Times Literary Supplement 'Reading reclaims time-we always get back more than we give' Critic's Chart Erica Wagner's best of Margaret Atwood Find the connection Vintage Chart Top six novels, September 7,1975 Reader Chart Elizabeth Urch, 84, from Pitochry Top 50 Bestsellers The indie top 10 They're reading … Coming clean in new Ireland We first met Paula Spencer in Roddy Doyle's The Woman who Walked into Doors. Now she's back and Maeve Binchy finds her more moving than ever Roddy Doyle Extract The real conspiracy behind 9/11 Martin Amis examines the horrific coincidences that enabled Osama bin Laden's progress from down-and-out cave dweller to the chief symbol of Islamist terrorism newbooks magazine Martin Amis appears at the Times Cheltenham The Looming Tower Natural Flights of the Human Mind Hot type The blank page is still terror, 50 years on Alan Garner looks back at half a century's writing and how it all began Alan Garner appears at the Times The Weirdstone of Brisingamen A Greenham Common woman: her part in the Cold War's downfall Ann Pettit, founder of the peace camp, has written a memoir of her 10-year protest. She recalls with Jane Wheatley how the anti-missile movement was born in a Welsh cottage eurostar Walking to Greenham Who's launching, who's talking, who's just out for a free glass of wine? Who's launching, who's talking, who's just out for a free glass of wine? Two boys' own stories Nonfiction The Times In short The Times The triumph of natural selection Nature Unearthing a cover-up Novel The Gothic wonders of Whitby Science Fiction/Fantasy In short Psycho killer Crime Photographic memories Short stories Next week in times2 Classics Don Quixote The Tribes of Britain Who Are We? And Where Do We Come From? Slow Man Beyond Glory Arthur & George The Chains of Heaven The Wave Theory of Angels Audio books celebrates the with of Betjeman Alan Bennett Top marks for punctuation We say Alyson Rudd on The Cutting Room by Louise Welsh You say… Star e-mail Under discussion The key questions Meet the names Have your say on Books group choices online, and see … The Grass is Singing Books First times2 clues Timesonline Games Jumbo Crossword 658 Cryptic clues Chess Winning move Scrabble Word watching Two brains Answers Literary quiz times2 Crossword 3998 Answers to Find the Connection & Literary Quiz The Listener Crossword 3893 Times Online Bridge Picture Line Samurai Su Doku Time to solve The Times Only the togas have changed Robert Harris tells Andrew Billen why his latest novel is about Cicero and set in Ancient Rome. Any resemblance to today's politicians, he says, is purely coincidental. Judge for yourselves in our extract Special Offer Imperium Dramatis Personae Imperium A Figure in Dusty Clothes and an Uncut Beard Loomed in the Door The Times Catalonia Castles in the air that symbolise high ideals David Watts looks at Catalan culture, traditional and modern No other part of Spain boasts as many restaruants with Michelin stars Exclusive Villas How to Get to Catalonia A proud people who remain unbowed Stephen Burgen charts the region's history and its struggle for independence A bill of rights was drawn up a century before Magna Carta If only my girlfriend could see me now Matthew Tree had to start from scratch to understand Catalan ways Moleiro Editor In harmony with the rhythm of Barcelona life It is diplomatic to show willing and try to speak the Catalan language Building on the bold tradition of the Modernista masters Graham Keeley explains why Barcelona is a magnet for today's architects Gaudi put the city on the map with his towering and sensual church Where the crazy and chic coexist They put the bar in Barcelona Specialities fit for gallant knights and Michelin stars Tony Dawe tucks into some culinary delights One dish recreates the breakfast that Don Quixote might have eaten Savour the Real Flavour Hidden charns of the rugged coast Unspoilt beaches and towns can still be found along the Costa Brava Drive, walk or cycle the forest tracks and feel at peace with the world River deep, mountain high in a pristine wildlife haven Tony Dawe has a bird's eye view from his castle eyrie The Ebro delta is home to 300 species of seabird and waterfowl Catalunya Timeless enchantment and an austere beauty Peter Davies takes a clammy-palmed drive up from Peter Davies takes a clammy-palmed drive up from Roses The reward is the rocky heath of the Alberes plateau, carpeted in gorse Mariners take advantage of every cat's-paw tossed at them Independent and isolated, Aran offers the Aneto and much more David Sharrock just wishes his brother-in-law would keep quiet Like New York, the Val d'Aran is so good that they named it twice On the literary trail with the gourmet detective David Sharrock sees Barcelona through its fictional characters To ensure the best service tell the waiter that Pepe Carvalho sent you Catalonia Investment Agency Inspiration and anguish behind Orwell's homage Stephen Burgen on the city's appeal to writers Precious heritage preserved for book lovers Step back into the past in the stone city Tony Dawe wanders around the historic heart of Gerona Visitors find themselves in the widest nave in Christendom Cultural Diary for Catalonia view The Times Apple Computers Mac Sony Contents Capote on the Set of in Cold Blood Contacts Bang & Olufsen The Dark Ages Alfie and Perry's Beginners' Guide to … Wisdom (Not beginners, but by beginners) I Didn't Get where I Am Today without … John Bird, 60, Founder of the Big Issue Lexiconfusion Slummy Mummy Advice for the Domestically Challenged Lucy Sweeney muller fruit Corner The next Big Thing Trendsurfing Online Video Trends How Would the Brain Respond to Watching only Amateur Videos Each Day for Two Weeks? 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