News from 29/06/2002
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Andrew Robson, Lucy Alexander, Simon Barnes Chief Sports Writer, Richard Miles and Mark Atherton, Jon Ashworth, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, T. Gwyn Evans, Richard Whitehead, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, Daphne Metland, Zahid Hussain, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Sarah Potter, Michael Nazir-Ali, Simon Barnes, Jasper Rees, Magnus Linklater, Adrian Cosker, John Hanlon, Emma Haughton, Richard Hobson, Martin Richards, M. D. Young, Ivo Tennant, Nicholas Chrimes, Philip Howard, David Chater, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, Nic Hopkins, Clive Davis, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Anne Gatti, Gabrielle Starkey, Ruin sorbees, Christopher McKane, Martin Aston, Jenny Knight, Roger Maynard, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, Sandra Lawrence, Antonia Senior, Pat Gibson, Shiraz Randeria, Hilary Rose, Valerie Elliott, Vinny Lee, Steve Keenan, Thrasy Petropoulos, Katherine Swift, Anthony Browne, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, Brian Harney, Victoria Segal, Andrew Oswald, Joe Morgan, Jill Dupleix, Grainne Gilmore, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Jonathan Gornall, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Candida Crewe, Stephen Farrell, Andy Stephens, Jenny MacArthur, Adam Sage and Shirley English, Alice Lagnado, Gerald Mortimer, Nick Wyke, Brian G. Cooper, Archie Dickson, Roland Watson, Peter Grindal, Peter Davies, Derya Filiz, Charles Bremner, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Pat Pope, Tim Teeman, Derwent May, Angela Jameson, Stephen Hargrave, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, Andrew Norfolk and Sam Lister, Vanora Bennett, Ed Potton, Oliver Kay, Liz Jensen, Claire Bowman, Sharon O'Connell, Rick Broadbent, Brian V. Newman, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, John Hopkins, Chris Power, Guyon Espiner, Paul Sexton, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Kate Perry, John Higgins, Lea Paterson and James Moore, Peter Crane, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Boris Becker, Raymond Keene, Andrea Jung, Adam Sage, Lewis Smith, Eric Jacobs, Matt Dickinson, Cheryl Taylor, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Xan Rice, Helen Rumbelow and Simon de Bruxelles, Caroline Merrell, Abigall Rayner, G. Farlam, Helen Nugent, Anthony Browne Environment Editor, Sudi Pigott, Andy Sansom, Ross Leckie, Nick Hasell, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, Alison Kervin Chief Sports Feature Writer, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, James Collard, Julian Muscat, William Wolff, Adam Fresco, Barbara J. R. Stewart, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, James Doran, Gary Duncan and Angela Jameson, Katty Kay, Craig Lord, Gwenda Brophy, Tom Baldwin and Valerie Elliott, Vicky Tovell, Matthew Parris, Christopher Hawtree, Chris McGrath, John Hopewell, Russell Jenkins, Caitlin Moran, Michael Austin, Christine Wheeler, Oliver Chastney, Chris Costelloe, David Elleray, Sally Patten and Dominic Walsh, Clalre McDonald and David Brown, Peter Toynbee, Brian Murgatroyd, Richard Beeston, John Carey, Alan Challoner, Michael Dynes, Ben Macintyre, Alison Gibson, Richard Miles, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, John Naish, Kieran Falconer, Gary Duncan Economics Correspondent, Martin Waller, Lisa Verrico, Gillian Harris, Peter Cottriall, Danny Baker, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Lottie Moggach, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Laura Peek, Benedict Nightingale, Angus Batey, Stephen Dalton, Jill Crawshaw, Hugh Thompson, Charles Lynne, Costa Caribe, Nancy Tolford, Bill Edgar, Jack Bailey, David Powell, Tom Chesshyre, Paul Connolly, Valerie Grove, Adam Sherwin, Salar Abdoh, Alan Stewart, Daniel Crewe, Owen Slot, Neil D. Rothnie, Sally Patten, Denis Leary, Maureen Freely, Jenny Davey, Chlo? Bryan-Brown, David Robertson, Christopher Irvine, Sally Trousdell, David Lister Ireland Correspondent,
ResumoWimbledon 2002 • Boris Becker-why Sampras must quit Ronaldo's redemption An end to the mass slaughter Ministers to back foot-and-mouth vaccine Rusedski marches on 10,000 free tickets to Goodwood Festival of Speed Harvey Nichols Sale now on Highland brew beats the midges The Times Today: page 2. First Night: page 23 Ding, dong Avon calling Bush threat on profit scandals Victims protest at release of Samurai sword attacker How safe is your insurance company? money Tax rises start to hit the street News & Comment Business Money Travel Weekend IF Sport The Register Magazine Play Times Online Fifth of clergy may resign over women bishops More inmates to be released early Duxiana Archer's perjury' sentence 'unfair' Glastonbury fence resists wave of criminal assaults Lifeless line-up lacks big names, pop and sex appeal One. Tel At last, paying punters get room to rock Why ministers fought shy of mass vaccination Farmers and food companies feared long-term damage in the wake of foot-and-mouth, reports Valerie Elliott Currys Foot and month. farmer tagged by judge Prevention was always better than slaughter Railway, Raffles' stole ?30,000 on first-class scam Barred Berkoff accuses us of terror hysteria Jewish leader denies slander Picture Gallery Coach driver is charged Goody bag will help lads to be good dads Electronic Stabilisation Programme as standard Scenes that enchanted the Sunday motorist By a Correspondent: Survey to examine decline in woodland birds Training 'will be cut to churn out more doctors' Portland mother died after 'inadequate' care The Salvation Army Too few make grade in spite of reforms By a Correspondent: Mirror discloses Brady source B&Q By a Correspondent: Hole-in-the-heart-girl takes first steps A a Gill on canine power The Sunday Times Picture Gallery British Airways British bankers in ?5m Enron 'fraud' face 7extradition Fbi says three men exploited takeover Judge forced to resort to oaths Bespoke Suits Bbc longs for a Henman win but preferably in prime time Ratings depend on persuading the organisers to let Tim's teatime show run and run, report Andrew Norfolk and Sam Lister Jeep There's only One Probe will get to core of cosmic mysteries Homebase Atlantic oarsmen stalled by storms By a Correspondent: Farmer shot dog in front of owner Just AAsk Couple ask Hoon about son's death In Brief Rhodes arrests Thugs named Nannies laid off Schoolboy guilty Pensioner jailed Botanists become explorers to claims a place in history Charcol Plants of the planet just keep on growing By a Correspondent: River has excess of nitrates St. Joseph's Hospice Jaguar Barristers' rare case of family Counselling The Open University Peugeot Watchdog ready to challenge fairness of euro referendum Advisers such as Lord Birt 'must be brought within rules Minister comes out fighting on 'Africa summit success' Lottery grant gang jailed for string of armed robberies Scrap dealer is given life for family murders Cctv is 'no better than street lights' Pc World Minority Report Finucane asked to solve riddle of Ira murder Us envoy disturbed by allegations Sectarian riots increase crime Chanel Sale Brown may pull plug on Britain's film funds British top ten City traders and big earners shelter behind the screen Voyages of Discovery Asian musician refuses Ms Mbe First direct Ambulance hoaxers to face court In Brief Murder charges Kilshaw accused Drunk on flight Trippers rescued So I broke my foot but at least I broke my duck first Health now Amazing Glazing Low-fat cheese raises French blood pressure Six billion cans show Spam is here to stay Snap-off bra is a magnet for men P&O Stena Line Picture Gallery Paranoia exposed on both sides on 'Sharon Curtain' EasyJet. com By Our Foreign Staff: Compound attacked in search for militants Defining image in a propaganda war6 The Royal Bank of Scotland A1-Qaeda rocket attack kills 19 in east Afghanistan Anti-terror chief quits after being 'ignored' Iraq's fat cats beat the sanctions Anthrax hunt focuses on biological weapons expert Pakistan's link man with Kashmir militants sacked The Computer World Honoured at last, the us diplomat, who broke rules to save 2,500 Jews Katty kay examines the secret life of a man who helped rufugees to flee the Nazis Dunlop Bush to be sedated for colon check-up Atheist's case stirs fury Big Time Executions Increase worldwide Anthrax alarm Whale slaughter Right not to serve Parole denied Rebels over-run Dumas reburial Box breakout Refugees still on run in Outback Fit again Yeltsin plots political comeback Boris Yeltsin wants a new role in public life. Alice Lagnado looks at the former president's return to good health Putin's St Petersburg set aims to oust old guard Cyclone may curb pack ice rescue Francis House Children's Hospice Spielberg Exclusive Playing across the centuries Pop Supergrass Festival Hall World Music Susana Baca Entertainments Pop The The Queen Elizabeth Hall The Times Theatre Take Me Out Donmar Warehouse Times Online Isn't it time Mills & Boon gave Saddam a call? Our futile love affair with bricks and mortar has to end before it finally breaks the heart of the British economy Picture Gallery This foolish convention on refuges must be scrapped5 Cash and Carry The decline in the dollar is hardly a cause for concern Green and Pleasant Doom-mongers cannot prevent the flowers blooming Dads' Mags Lads have much to learn from dads Revitalising education African success? Lessons in greed from WorldCom Letters to the Editor Failings in our mental health care Heroes on and off the football pitch Defence spending Bones before gravel The Times Burden of saving listed buildings The ears have it Golden oldies Question of health The Weather Picture Gallery The Times Crossword 22,079 What's Important the Times SAS Rusedski serves notice of intent as Roddick is blown off court And so to Bed Final reckoning Freddie ready The Register Obituaries, Court & Social Wimbledon Picture Gallery Live Endangered Seeds Results Service and Match Points Rusedski raises expectation with superb display Today's order of play Yesterday's doubles results After that letter, Sampras must read the writing on the wall6 Pierce's vencer cracks as the tension mounts Serena struggles to keep family double act together Australia Baltacha hoping for more sleepless nights Krajicek strikes blow for old order The Goodwood Festival of Speed Arthurs holds, his nerve during war of attrition World Cup lookalike fans guilty of identical mistake Great Japan and South Korea swindle worthy of the Sex Pistols Good defence against big egos and small intellect Big Bother: Lineker wins the tournament as Venables is the last pundit to be evicted from our virtual studio 'Carried an injury, never came clean, but clear that his grammar was fractured' Amy Sancetta And let's not forget the others Round with a difference at Chattanooga poo poo Warner Brothers Relaxed Brazil in mood to leave lasting souvenirs Ladbrokes Red Card to Be Replaced by Calming Lilac Sol Campbell was the only England player to make the… South Korea hope to finish on a high note Steady Hamann the vital cog How they line up in Daegu Germany's fairytale from: beginning to end Ronaldo closes in on goal of redemption William Hill Brazil good bets to burn the bookies Bald facts show European officials are best in world David Elleray hopes for a final without controversy World Cup 2002 Souvenir Coral Celtic expect O'Neill to honour contract Lancashire errors prove catching as Kent hit back Cricket: Frizzell County Championship first division Masterful Lehmann awakens Yorkshire Sales fights back to top form Second division Gloucestershire owe debt of thanks to plucky Russell Worcestershire grind Durham into their history books Old hand Ostler inspires young guns Middlesex left holding winning hand despite patience of James Oxford count on flat pitch to stave off defeat Gunter is a big hit for Derbyshire Flintoff ready for leading role on centre stage Cricket: NatWest Series Yesterday's scoreboards Peugeot Nerveless Fuchs ensures first win for Swiss Equestrianism Old order hit form with good timing Golf Quintus Dispirited Ballesteros pulls out of Open Serious St Helens regain lost ground Rugby league Pratt 's late effort secures win for lacklustre Rhinos Times Square Lynch bids farewell to Panthers In Brief Hunt returns Cycling Harlequins swoop Rugby union Back in the fold Bowls Faulkner signs Basketball Lambert upbeat after far from splendid isolation Athletics The results service Weekend's fixtures Picture Gallery Chambers finds a hot streak that leaves Greene cold Jackson is left to rue her absence Swimming The Times Caines proves more than able to avoid injury Travelmate to deliver success on a plate Racing Armchair Investor Chester The Wright Track Newcastle Newmarket Perrett shines in restoring polish to family silver Racing Doncaster Worcester Lingfield Park Newton Abbot Yesterday's results High Chaparral in line for Derby double Curragh Tomorrow William Hill Credo Anniversaries Birthdays John Entwistle Bass guitarist who gave The who its rhythmic muscle, his sturdy stage-presence earning him the nickname 'The Ox' On This Day The Times, June 29,1974 A Theatre for the Nation At Your Service A Quick Word Forthcoming marriages Today's royal engagements Changing the Guard Fellowships Marriages Reception Livery company University news The Eton or Winchester of Wales Personal Column Court & Social Contact Details for Classified Advertising Donkeys in Distress Court Circular Memorial service Luncheons Dinners Faith News Art conveys order and beauty- and provides a window into Heaven How Germany is helping Jewish immigrants to rebuild their religions lives Sunday worship Picture Gallery At Your Service Antony Bye Shares settle near high Landlord Mortgages Ladbrokes wins the race by a short head Head-to-head: Ladbrokes versus William Hill The tow largest betting chains in Britain are under starter's ordres. Dominic Walsh assesses the runners and riders The Times Markets rocked by WorldCom fraud Week in the City Coffee boss who needs to call the shots Company profile Therapy taught me to be successful and a nice person First person: Christopher Jenkins, managing director of Wingrave Yeats, an'accounting/management consulting firm The Ties Unit Trust Information Service Leukaemia Research Fund Bikeathon Stationery demerger was just the ticket Taking risks State bodies go to war over funding for Network Rail Angela Jameson on the spat over the ?21bn contingency fund for the successor to Railtrack Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Crossrail to boost property values by ?7bn Picture Gallery A tip from the experts Dressed to thrill Summer breeze Square jaws still rule in the Square Mile Barton victory could set sexism precedents Culture The naked truth Chiefs get 4½ years to stamp authority Bookings downturn for Cook The Times Picture Gallery ?60m plan spells curtains for Hippodrome Bbc rejects rivals 'terms over digital channels Clubhaus plans sale of assets Mitsubishi sells ?255, stake in Paternoster Sq By Our City Staff: Low-cost air travel boom gives Peel a lift Competition weighs on Johnson Matthey Rumour of the day Eurotop 100 Biggest price movements of the week You have to be an optimist Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Psion suffers after one-on-one briefing Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues Ftse Volumes Wall Street Tunnel refinance plan hit by fallout from us market WorldCom starts cutting 17,000 jobs in battle to stay afloat Jaeger-Lecoultre Xerox overstated revenues by $6.4bn Ntl agrees to allow Jnapp second chance Bronfmans plot new move to oust Messier Questions raised by PwC over Kwik-Fit accounts Need to know: The essential daily guide to the sectors Results in Brief Auditing is not an exact science The Times Finance Direct Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor Xerox overstated income Briefing Weinstock payment Bacardi 'broke rules' Trust declared insolvent Dollar avoids euro parity Cookson shares fall Administration move Enterprise stock disposal Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the day In Business Today Market rallies as Fsa acts Confusion reigns on status of Network Rail Little Chef and Travelodge up for sale Signet threatens action to keep Ratner name Radisson Edwardian Hotels Food & Drikn John Lewis High and mighty In Search of the osprey Full throttle Karting with the kids Picture Gallery The Times England's best houses The Times Vet Weren't you the one with spots? The schools reunion can be a minefield of embarrassment and sexual indiscretaion. John Naish makes his excuses and leaves early, as his worst fear are realised Don't call me Picture Gallery Libby Purves Home and dry in the kitchen Food-drying is fashionable—and good for you, says Sudi Pigott Summer Wines Magimix I'm just popping out for lunch Today's culinary adventurers see the world as a giant cooking pot, says sandra Lawrence Brewing beer in the shed? What a Stilly idea Vicky Tovell on the creator of a special real ale Good salt and pepper can make simple things taste truly excellent Pepper steak with mustard sauce A glass of flowers—just acid water Anne Gatti on the revival of elderflower cordial Spaghetti alla carbonara Traditional elderflower cordial Chinese five-spice pork Coconut and pepper cauliflower Tasting notes Bonhams Dear Jill My pepper spice mix Lay & Wheeler International Wine Merchants Store your wines Millésima Fine Wine Coopers Find the wine to LAssemblage Fine Wine Traders Multiple Display Advertising Items EuroCave Suit the cheese The Sunday Times Cheese offer Tennis or fishing? It's all on the doorstep Overworked Britons want something new from their houses. It's called the chill-out factor, says Gwenda Brophy Home truths at your leisure The Times House hunt or goose chase? Wasted trips don't have to be part of buyin Park Lane Property Brydian Court The Times Summer Sale Let the summer sales commence Coopers Dunlopillo Latex Silk Thredz Multiple Display Advertising Items Jumpking Beryl Cook Stannah Stairlifts Multiple Display Advertising Items Sun Shields Chums Ltd Padding about on the water Peter Crane traces the water lily's majestic procession from Tutankhamun's tomb to Kew Gardens How to grow water lilies in gardens and conservatories Winners on show Katherine Swift They're all family on the terraces Weekend jobs Stephen Anderton Homes & Gardens Westwood The Hampton Court Palace Flower Show Kitchen Magic Multiple Display Advertising Items Stairlifts Dorchester Power Chairs Martin Barnett Guardian Lifestyle Countax Cannock Gates Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Modern Times Philip Howard on white dinner jackets and abusive letters Here come the brides Sixty years ago the women of Britan enjoyed a whirlwind wartime romance that, for many, led all the way to the us, says Liz Jensen 'My dear, I've been waiting all these years' An artist and a gentleman Angela Gore Lucy Pinney On a wing and a prayer Our ospreys are coming back. Derwent May visits hopeful nests in Scotland and the Lake District The Times Booksdirect Business is floundering The romance has gone from salmon fishing in Ireland. Anne Gatti tells a grim tale Buy it fairly The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Be Sensible: We suggest that the first mooting… Multiple Display Advertising Items Encounters Multiple Display Advertising Items It's time to put your foot down Getactive A real cliffhanger The Listener Crossword No 3676 Ave Atque Vale by Dimitry Times 2 Crossword 2693 Picture Gallery Chess Picture Gallery Meg@ Pick the top Bridge Solution to Jumbo 410 Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Word Watching Jumbo Crossword 412 Two Brains Who said what Pictureline Money MoT Balancing the family books How strong is your insurance company? Antonia Senior says the two-year decline in share prices is putting the industry under severe strain Steamed-up about pensions No Title WorldCom Keep your cool in market turmoil Fidelity Investments Anne Ashworth The Fsa must be our sheriff Sit tight and rethink Money Inside In Times Business Easy Money Your Money Times Online More Th>n Iht extends its grip A Question of Money A saga of credit card refusal Money Letters Poor service by call-centre C&G Troubles with euro traveller's cheques Property overvalued by 10% In Brief Plastic travel dips Debt soars for young Hangover from the single life Alison Gibson meets a couple who want to expand their family without breaking the bank Sedgwick What the experts say Aegon Ian Kirby and Lucy Murray Virgin Legal & General Gartmore Merry-go-round leaves investors in a spin Richard Miles considers the implications of the latest departure by a star manager Independent Financial Adviser How to get away from it all Paula Hawkins continues her series on meeting specific financial objectives with a look at ways to fund a year off work to go travelling Norwich Union Govett Investment Low Cost Life Insurance Ebbers storm can clear the air Virgin one account Charles Schwab Sandafayre Life Search Going well with Shell Clare Stewart on the sale of artwork commissioned to brighten up postwar Britain Savers' Best Buys Data Bank Chelsea Building Society Tesco Personal Finance takes the chequered flag Adwatch M&G Investments Advisers say 'hold fast' amid turmoil Richard Miles and Mark Atherton say some experts think the market will come back stronger Why black is the new platinum Jupiter Anne Ashworth 'Wait for the dust to settle' No Title Srilankan Airlines Peak practice Tour de force This year, like every year, Andy Sanson will join the 20 million paying homage to the Tour de France. and, sadly, he'll still be dreaming or wearing the yellow jersey Portugal 2004 Noble Caledonia Limited Need to know VJV Steve Keenan VFB Holidays Ltd Tour glossary Where boom doesn't mean bust On the Spot Tom chesshyre kicks off our summer sun reports from a busy Algarve Direct Line Austravel Where next? Picture Gallery TimeOut Wish you were here? World of Travel Travelsphere holidays Next stop: Portugal 2004 The world Cup has ignited football fever. Tom Chesshyre reports Checking in The Bank Hotel, Edinburgh Travel Online Where the games will be staged Beachplus Clubs The Travel Collection Where Dalí dallied Marathon man hits new peaks Christopher McKane had never climbed a mountain but he conquered Mont Blanc in style RailEurope Managers wanted must be capable of doing absolutely… Cunard Need to know This drove me round the twist Theme parks Euro-style: Warner Bros opens in Madrid as a water park splashes Emma Haughton blindly put her trust in Superman. 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Television Paul Hoggart Film guide Pay Per view choice BBC One Television June 29 Television choice Cv David Caruso Sky Premier Satellite, digital and cable June 29 Satellite and digital Tv choice Sport Favourites Radio Radio choice BBC One Television June 30 Television Choice Cv Charlotte Uhlenbroek Satellite, digital and cable June 30 Satelite and digital Tv choice Sport Favourites Radio Radio choice BBC One Television July 1 Channel 5 Television July 1 Television Choice Cv Mackenzie Crook Monday Satellite, deigital and cable July 1 Satellite and digital Tv Choice Sport Favourites Radio Radio Choice Tuesday Television July 2 Television choice Cv Roberta Taylor Tuesday Satellite, digital and cable July 2 Satellite and digital Tv choice Sport Favourites Radio Radio choice BBC One Television July 3 Television choice Cv Ed Hall Wednesday Satellite, digital and cable July 3 Satellite and digital Tv Choice Sport Favourites Radio Radio choice BBC One Television July 4 Channel 5 Television choice Cv Peter Kay Thursday Satellite, digital and cable July 4 Satellite and digital Tv choice Sport Favourites Radio Radio choice BBC One Television July 5 Television choice Cv Megan Mullally Friday Satellite, digital and cable July 5 Satellite and digital Tv choice Sport Favourites Radio Radio choice Win books, videos, DVDs and CDs Win free cinema for a year Win Jvc Dvd player and more The Times Classic armillary sphere HMV SHE CAN RING YOUR BELL Audi Samsung Readers' Notes Features Mazda Kate Muir Fraught & Social Cold call Alan Jackson calls Denis Leary A Weekly Posting from Cyberspace The Bill If You Liked Graham Hill You'll Love: F1 Almost famous Someone's Got to Do It The manual writer Oo-oo, ga-ga, ker-ching! Things are looking up.… Philips News of the World At 'Stalin world' the horrors of the Communist past have been turned into a tourist attraction Pfizer Why your next PC should be an iMac Mission Impossible Lexus Brendan Halpain on living with his wife's cancer Sony Centre Forester Picture Gallery You can Canon MG St Albans 1 Hollywood 0 Portland Conservatories Page & Moy Holidays Making life taste better Toyota Avon's new calling On the Avon Beat Laguna AND BABY CAME TOO River bank Tales of the Chris Gollon's narrow boat on the Thames is a mere stone's throw from his island studio, and provides just enough space for the artist to relax after a hard day at the easel The Travel Collection Source No Title Vini Portugal Giles Coren No Title Kick your shoes off Guide Voyages Jules Verne Jamie Oliver a Group of New Mums is Anxious to Trade Abstinence for Sustenance, and the Naked Chef is Happy to Oblige Pan-roasted beef Uncle Bens Chocolate tiramisu Focus Gypsy Queens Picture Gallery Magnum Churchill Who? 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