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Andrew Robson, Eve Peasnall, Phil Yates, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Andrew Eames, Stella Shamoon, Joanna Hunter, Helen Studd, Robert Cole, Kirsty Fergusson, Bel Mooney, Alain de Botton, Patricia Davies, Sarah Potter, Maggie Alderson, Jane MacQuitty, John Stewart, John Harthman, John Phillips and Dragan Petrovic, Paul Hoggart, Claire McDonald, Amy Barry, L. E. Hudson, Emma Haughton, Martin Richards, Richard Hobson, Ivo Tennant, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Ian Cobain, Hilary Finch, David Chater, Jeremy Kingston, Nic Hopkins, Clive Davis, Tim Johnson, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Elizabeth Judge, Lynne Truss, Patrick Barkham, Stephen Jakobi, Jeremy Whittle, Kevin Eason, Readers' Forum, Linda Prior, Raymond Snoddy, Clare Stewart, James Owen, Gabriella Starkey, John Thicknesse, Mark Griffiths, Patrick Barkham Russell Jenkins, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Vinny Lee, Steve Keenan, Jameson & Viper, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Ian Lamont, Katherine Swift, Steve Bird, Cherl Taylor, George Galbraith, Gary Jacob, Joe Morgan, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Grainne Gilmore, Abigail Rayner and Richard Irving, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Martin Barrow, Chris Sherwood, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Russell Jenkins Oliver Wright, Jo Morris, Stephen Farrell, Oliver Wright, Peter Millar, Candida Crewe, Jayne Dowle, Kate Parminter, Roland Watson, Charles Bremner, Pamela Ross, David Roffe, John Nugee, Allen Sykes, Peter Lewis, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Derwent May, James Urquhart, Stephen Joseph, Paula Hawkins, Emma Mahony, Nigel Williamson, Daniel McGrory, Luke Coppen, Claire Bowman, Stephen Anderton, Amber Cowan, David Meredith, Mark Atherton, Mike Heyworth, Jane Wheatley, George Brock, Rick Broadbent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, David Lawrenson, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Hannah Hennessy, Sydney Walton, Raymond Keene, Russell Jenkins and Oliver Wright, Matt Dickinson, Lucy Pinney, James Allcock, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Helen Nugent and Richard Miles, Neville Scott, Caroline Merrell, Michael Arditti, Caroline Donald, Peter Riddell and Philip Webster, Helen Nugent, Beatrice Newbery, Damian Whitworth, Sudi Pigott, Marcel Berlins, Roger Boyes, Erica Wagner, Nick Hasell, Richard Mills, Lee Barnett, Margaret Reynolds, Paul Simons, Nick Szczepanik, Anne Ashworth, Dominic Kennedy, Philip J. Duly (Campaign Manager), Alex O'Connell, John Carr and Daniel McGrory, Charles Secrett, Mel Webb, Matthew Parris, Mike Rosewell, Christopher Hawtree, George Caulkin, Chris McGrath, Russell Jenkins, Michael Austin, Alan Lee, Jane Owen, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, Helen Pridham, Catriona Marchant, Michael Gove, Christopher Reed, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Philip Webster, Michael Dynes, Russell Jankins and Oliver Wright, Richard Miles, John Naish, Simon Jenkins, Alison Gibson, Richard A. Edwards, Graham Searjeant, Martin Waller, John Inverdale, R. E. W. Ridley, Danny Baker, Lottie Moggach, James Jackson, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Jonathan Meades, Shaun Pollock, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Crawshaw, Hugh Thompson, Nancy Tolford, S. H. Louden, Jonathan Keane, Richard Morrison, David Powell, Tom Chesshyre, James Christopher, Fred Dellar, Valerie Grove, Abigail Rayner, Michael Evans, John Phillips, Owen Slot, Graham Wynne, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Chris Evans, Sally Patten Retail Correspondent, Robin Shepherd, Lisa Verrico, Susan Emmett,
ResumoMatthew Parris Alain de Botton Queen Rania of Jordon… The motives of a murder addict Michael Gove goes inside the mind of Harold Shipman Accountancy Results British Airways Fantasyleague is back Gerhard Schröder called off his summer holiday and… The Times Today Blunkett admits his rise has rattled colleagues Free Book a great novel for every reader play Street where the Angel of Death called six times News & Comment Business Money Travel Weekend Magnet Sport The Register Magazine Play Times Online Ministers braced for braising report on epidemic Former Times editor wins award Cheire happy to sit, but Tony still declines to pose Artists brandish brushes at rivals Studio brings Hollywood glitz to Cornwall Widow's £49m Rubens windfall Alitalia Giggles at the head's portrait Union strikes threaten summer of discontent Scholl Pressure mounts on Jackson to stand down British trial of HRT to carry on despite 'risks' Harrods Cancer care hit by lack of specialists Kennedy's fiancèe defends his 'love of fun' Lotto HotPicks Police 'watched' as TV comedian was murdered Man accused of killing girl Contract killers face life in jail In Brief Bowyer sued Redhead evicted Reporter absolved Flight of fancy MoD agrees to pay ?4.5m damages to Masai nomads British Airways Horses mark bomb anniversary Britain's growing arms sales 'fuel world conflict' Every Child Can't cope, won't cope? Blame the nanny state Five held in raid at ?1m-a-week drugs plant Home Insurance By a Correspondent: Sikh pair are jailed under new terror Act Volkswagen If I rub people up the wrong way, so be it After a roller-coaster ride over the past 14 months, David Blunkett admits some mistakes as he talks to Peter Riddell and Philip Webster Barclays Target for deporting migrants 'cannot be met' Arabic atlas offers unique view of 11th-century world Wide Load Debenhams America appalled by murder of girl, 5 The Link White House Worries Scandals force Bush to take a working holiday Volvo Powell bid to resolve island row In Brief Attack on Iraq Pearl appeal Singer in space Asylum plea fails Stones' grief M&s 'drugstore' ANC challenges ending of race quotas in cricket Milosevic daughter changes citizenship British Airways Boots Frustrated Royal Marines leave Kabul Time to save a national treasure The Sunday Times Homebase Mafia sells water in a land hit by drought Seine and sand turn Paris into a beach Russians drown in summer alcohol IF Intelligent Finance Poll alarm as Schroder popularity plummets DigitalDEPOT Dixons Desecrated graves shock Rome's Jews Exhumed Fortuyn stirs a last controversy Athens accused demands to address nation Mitsubishi Motors Giotopoulos in 1975 Israel to deport families of bomb suspects Indians 'secretly funded militants' Directline. com Letter ended years of terrible doubts When Ernest Rudol died after a visit from Shipman his family was assured that his death had been natural. Years later they learnt that he was killed unlawfully. Patrick Barkham reports Hyde cartoonist tries to draw some comfort from town's darkest days A model prisoner who reads The Guardian and… Seafrance Did she know? 'Mercy' may have inspired 1975 case First victim Eva Lyons MacDonald Hotels Only if Shipman speaks will the truth be known 'Harold Shipman betrayed the trust of his patients and their families in a way unparalleled in history' Two more years for Dame Janet's monumental task Bradford & Bingley Dark impulses of man addicted to killing Was young patient drugged to lure her into sex? What's Important Pledges on GPs' conduct unfulfilled Just AA sk System of checks failed patients The Big Brother Woman of 93 was in robust health Oldest victim Ann Cooper Cancer patient of 41 was in great pain Youngest victim Peter Lewis Ireland How much did the 'honest' wife know? New death certificates to be issued for the victims What they said Psychopath with no guilt and no regret A model prisoner getting on with life as an orderly 'He is not considered a violent man. He just gets on with his daily life, doing his work without any trouble' Leukaemia Research Fund Four centuries of horror: the world's worst mass murderers Intelligence! Maybe he wanted to be caught this time Last victim Kathleen Grundy Son who lost both parents blames Gmc Married victims The Cheethams Buckingham Palace Catalogue of murder began in 1975 The other 45 patients who may also have been Shipman's victims British Airways Bradford & Bingley Relatives to sue GMC for failing to stop him Bespoke Suits for Men and Ladies Lufthansa 'The worst thing is we'll never know' Possible victim Sydney Walton Tube Strike turned me into a complete walker Duxiana The Time Bomb in your Diet Plus Hot stuff to what the appettite BBC Proms Concert Durban Serenade Choral Society St James's, Piccadilly The Royal Parks Concerts Opera & Ballet Rolls Royce Reviews in full Times Online Opera Don Giovanni Barbican Savoy Theatre Pop Bilal Jazz Cafe, NWI Jazz Gary Burton/ Makoto Ozone Queen Elizabeth Hall What's Important MPs should think up some more original clich?s Scotland's separateness from its southern neighbour is indeed set in stone—the stone of its architectural heritage Picture Gallery The Tory compulsion that dare not speak its name Deaths Foretold The Shipman case has not yet led to tighter procedures Shome Mishtake, Minishter3 True temperance means alcohol tolerance in politics Time to Go Sir Ken Jackson should accept that he has been defeated Blow of Selby closure European liberties Policy on aviation faces challenges Proposed changes to double jeopardy Conflict of interests in auditing MPs' better pensions Teaching history Old words anew The Times Historic sites lost to ploughing Smallest church? Know your vegetables Reds under the beds? The Weather The Times Crossword 22,097 The Times Picture Gallery Solution to puzzle No 22,091 Picture Gallery Lifeboats Paul Simons Weather Eye Pack gathers as Els shows his teeth CallaWay Greatest hits CMJ selects his best all-rounders Fallon's quest for perfection The Register Obituaries, Debate, Court & Social Ferdinand talks stall as Leeds turn down £30m bid Second-Round Scores Today's tee times When to Watch Today Live The Open Today European success precipitates hope Cutting out The Hole Picture Price and allies find Muirfield short but sweet Smiles on hold for title-starved Irish Happy hour as Muirfield gets the full Monty The Open Championship Lynne Truss Course record changes mood and puts smile of face of Scot Woods factor helps sponsor find grip in the golf club market How Monty Charged Back into Contention Leaders know they cannot afford to slip up with Tiger on their tail Visitscotland. com MacEy is forced to withdraw from Games Athletics Bells lifted by a drop of inspiration Rugby league: Tetley's Super League Sullivan out to regain the No 1 spot Speedway Carefree Schumacher gets his kicks Motor racing: French Grand Prix The results service Weekend's fixtures Muted St Helens make it nine in a row Kuerten's conqueror marches on In Brief Dutiaume signs Manx thriller Herbert's bid Cumbria target Belgium blow Rossi kept in check by McWilliams Motorcycling Botham and Sobers able to deliver the best of both worlds Christopher Martin-Jenkins reluctantly discards the likes of Miller, Benaud, Hadlee, Imran, Kapil Dev, Bailey and Greig to select two outstanding all-round talents Replace Lara with true Aussie grit to make order more solid Jeep Have your say, win Test tickets Career management vital to protect top players Symonds onslaught shows Kent what they have to lose Frizzell County Champlonshlp first division Waughs out in the cold The Times Yorkshire take advantage as Lehmann is handed reprieve Manner wary of familiar failings Somerset in a rush to cede initiative Times Square Fans left steaming by Ashes switch England's expansion plans face challenge Yesterday's scoreboards Tufnell and Irani reported to Lord's Frizzell County Championship second division The Frizzell Ounty Pion Ship Today Northamptonshire indebted to Hussey Follow the Tiger The Sunday Times Derbyshire handed position of strength by Di Venuto Taylor stands tall amid the walking wounded Boston lose points but keep place in league Sky Tigana aware of the price of failure France appoint Santini Leicester kick Wise out of tour after incident Directors of new club target £12m Plough Lane return Golf fanatics can take a hike—after my fiasco I'm sticking to soccer Magic Mutton Eye makes Ali shuffle Tale of teenage angst is below par Book review The Times Weather eye of Williams keeps Wolf ahead of the pack Sailing Miss Mirasol to plunder spring spoils Newmarket Newbury Haydock Park The Wright Track Armchair Investor Deportivo's blistering pace brings hat-trick Fallon driven on by search for perfection Alan Lee The champion jockey's resolve is stronger than ever this year Market Rasen Ripon Warwick Yesterday's results Betting Coups Armstrong seizes strategic position in mountain raid Cycling: Tour de France Selectors ring the changes for Munich Rowing The Times Offers Direct Harland running on empty as courage carries tier to bronze Modern pentathlon Racing Wolverhampton Our Sports Staff: IRB to discuss problem of player fatigue Rugby union Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Accountancy Results of Professional Stage Examinations, Held in June 2002 Fantasy league Professional Stage Subject Orders of Merit The Institute of Chartered Accountants' Credit List Retrospective limitation invalid Law Report Court of Justice the European Communities Owner must be allowed to challenge Customs Queen's Bench Division Tribunal is appropriate forum Court of Appeal Costs not part of offer to settle Court of Appeal Deportation stopped by freedom to work Court of Appeal VAT relief on residential conversion of building Chancery Division Credo Jonathan Sacks Anniversaries Birthdays Olive Blackham Oliver Knox Advertising executive and comic novelist who wrote witty pamphlets for the Centre for Policy Studies Our Own Correspondent: First Telstar News Message for the Times' On This Day The Times, July 20,1962 At Your Service Sabbath at the Saatchis Jimmie Lee Robinson Blues guitarist who tried in vain to save Chicago's Maxwell Street market A Quick Word Forthcoming marriages Marriage Royal engagements Latest wills Changing the Guard Scholarships Legal news By Tim Bullamore Appointments in the Armed Forces Personal Column Contact Details for Classified Advertising Court Circular Appointments Church news New Fellows University news Faith News Antidisestablishmentarianism—a great word and a good ideal Sunday Worship Father of London's spiritual home for the bereaved and injured At Your Service Daniel Crewe Shares resume slide BT Gathering the fax to beat giants of software Entrepreneur: Company profile Sophos so good in the struggle to vex those viruses First person: Peter Lammer, joint chief executive of Sophos, anti-virus software producer The Times Unit Trust Information Service International Care & Relief Saved after 'distress' call Taking risks Floored by lifts at SFO Dead letter Messier business Merger hit trouble from day one AOL Time Warner's growing turmoil Abigail Rayner on the culture clash plaguing Aol Cheeky deal that turned sour Raymond Snoddy Hopes and realities The Times S&p shake-up weighs heavily on London Rumour of the day Eurotop 100 P/e ratios indicate good value Biggest price movements of the week Picture Gallery Ripples of US rival's warning reach UBM Harley exit sets Abbey on road to change Abbey National chief executive departs Pell heads list of contenders for chief's post Unit-Linked Insurance Investments 'Mr Fixit' faces tough task to find successor Americans snatch EFM's flagship investment trust Jaguar Ericsson forced to cut 5,000 more jobs Cookson share price suffers after cash call Chairman of EMI promises growth Redbus to vote on removal of executives The Times Need to know: The essential daily guide to the sectors Exchange rates Harley fails the Big Brother test The Times Martin Barrow M&s seeks Kings bidders Briefing Field to chair rail panel Heron in £07m deal Amey director leaves Sainsbury's US boost Stock Markets Currencies Commodities Charts of the day Fetzer Turmoil worsens as Dow crashes through 8,000 Doc Martens plant gets the boot In Business Today Pittman decided to emit earlier Abbey National bid hopes raised as Harley departs Food & Drink 4,5 One. Tel Fresh start Ideas for midsummer gardens George Wright Alice in Riverland Alice Oswald's graceful, sensual poetry is the new voice of the English landscape By Jane Wheatley City of dreams Manchester shows off Town or country? Alain de Botton opts for both The Times Saving private Vulcan Boys need their toys. But what if your favourite can pack a nuclear payload? By John Naish Modern Times Philip Howard on dodgy salads and suede shoes 'My poetry is my safe and secret place' A very singular flowering From the foothills of the Himalayas to the Orient Express, Kirsty Fergusson meets a woman on an artistic mission Gordon's Edge Mick Hume Tasting notes Moet & Chandon Half a pound of tuppenny rice Pastry cutting beats pass the parcel at children's parties, says Sudi Pigott Little stirrers MacQuitty's star buys Dear Jane Jane MacQuitty You should get that sharp, tangy taste of the sea from eating really fresh fish Red mullet with samphire A little chilli for this time of year A pretty farm in Dorset is producing the hottest of crops, writes Emma Haughton Grilled seafood salad Squid with chorizo and beans To prepare squid Linguine die vongole What a smoothie Dear Jill Daffodils—or skinny decaf to go? Torn between summer in the city and pastoral pleasures? We need both to be whole, says Alain de Botton Angela Gore, Limited Bells that chime for England Mark Griffiths shuns fashion in favour of a traditional staple in his summer borders Gardens to visit Whichford Pottery Sadolin Care tips for Jurassic plant lovers Tree ferns are ancient, hip and easy to protect, says Mark Griffiths Homes & Gardens Katherine Swift Easybarrow. co. uk Simply Stairlifts Hillarys Indian Ocean British Antique Replicas The Chillington Hoe Thomas Sanderson Henchman Cannock Gates The Times COUNTax Kitchen Magic Pest Buster Churchill's Stairlifts plc Conservatory Blinds BAC Sun Awnings "The UK's No 1" Tempur Pressure Relieving Mattress & Pillow Echo Coopers of Stortford Weekend jobs The Times Gardener Tie me up, cut me down You'll need to do your best supporting act to ensure flowers aren't a flop, says Stephen Anderton Shoparound Airbounce The Erotic Print Society Closer Shave Lower Price The Times The Erotic Review Antique Desks on the Internet Birthday Newspapers Trampolines Coopers of Stortford The Genuine True Blue 'V' Pill Stannah The Times Schools Out For Summer HMS Belfast Stagecoach Summer fun: the children's choice Create web sites for fun and profit trade on-line… Manchester United Loads a Money (and Loads a Gold) at the Bank of… Dulwich College Sports Club Multiple Display Advertising Items Twickenham Trinity School PGL Cotswold Wildlife Park The big picture show On the eve of the Commonwealth Games, Jonathan Keane finds plenty to enjoy in a shiny, revitalised Manchester Play it the Boden Way Sunday lunch at The Victoria, Richmond, southwest London England's best houses Simon Jenkins at Great Dixter Out there Barbecues E-shopping Twinkle, twinkle Light your garden with candles, lanterns or fairy lights. Caroline Donald picks her favourites Dress sense Name that colour The Times Dinner Dates Miss Japan The finest Czech Introduction Service Be Sensible: We suggest that the first meeting… Person to Person Have Fun! Encounters Candleburners Top People Sara Eden Berkeley Sweetingham Country Partners The County Register Club SIRiUS Affinity Across the Room Travel dates The Times Successful Central London-based male,… RSVP Bleak House plot thickens Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brydian Court Nicholson Estates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Thorntons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brockham Park The Times Sold! The home that hasn't been built yet Off-plan offers So long as the market doesn't fall, patient buyers who reserve their next home on the basis of a glossy sales brochure could save themselves thousands. Cheryl Taylor chooses five works in progress The Times He's waiting for a birdie Golf courses are becoming wildlife friendly, so look out for that surprise hazard on the 18th, says James Owen As light as a feather? Birds can have weight problems too, says Derwent May Britain's greenest golf courses Lucy Pinney The Times Vet James Allcock The Listener Crossword No 3679 Author by Sabre Times 2 Crossword 2711 The Times Books Direct Chess Raymond Keene Picture Gallery Meg@ Picture Gallery Andrew Robson Bridge Solution to Jumbo 413 Picture Gallery Word Watching Jumbo Crossword 415 Two Brains Who said what Pictureline Picture Gallery Taking shelter behind the hedge Richard Miles reports on schemes that can protect your money as shares fall The high price of security Go It Alone Canine couture for discerning Collecting Pop prices are all shook up Fidelity Investments Anne Ashworth a naughty but nice investment How the funds work Money Inside Halifax Fashion business thrives after canine rescue Go It Alone Elizabeth Judge finds a designer successfully catering for discerning dogs Cash provides shelter from the stock market storm LifeSEARCH Woolwich charges for branch service Billing glitch hits BA Amex cardholders Yorkshire values hold firm Alison Gibson meets a graduate trainee keen to make his money work harder What the experts say Gartmore Virgin one account Chaltenham & Gloucester Financial overview Simon Cyhanko Experts' advice Simon's response Marks & Spencer Financial Services Legal & General Abbey National With a little help from your folks Mortgages Susan Emmett says that buying your first home is easier if friends and family join the party Top tips for the more audacious among us Investment Paula Hawkins outlines strategies for risk-takers A joint loan with Dad Xansa forces a rethink Share of the Month Stella Shamoon has high hopes of a profitable relationship as she rekindles an old flame Invesco transfer deadline looms Nat West Scottish Widows Wisdom Transfer was quick and simple Holiday Money Ns&i What to do if your wallet goes walkabout Helen Pridham explains how instant funds can be sent across the world to meet an emergency Cut the cost of mobile phone calls home Don't bother looking for a sign Graham Searjeant Personal investor …bene Robert Cole with his pick of the week's Tempus tips Financial Adviser Independent M&G Low Cost Life Insurance The Times Elvis rocks but Lennon is tops Collecting Clare Stewart tries to predict when music memorabilia prices will pop Direct Line The only Real Challenge in Corporate Golf Self-assessment late payers risk penalties Taxation Databank Bristol & West Conflicting charges cause credit confusion Consumer Affairs Norwich Union Surveying the stock market wrckage Helen Nugent and Richard Miles examine the impact of the recent turmoil and consider how to steer clear of danger while searching out decent investment opportunities FC Anne Ashworth 'MPs have an answer to the pensions crisis, Their own pension scheme is to be improved and tacpayers will meet part of the Cost' Why our airlines make baby cry Flying with children is more stressful than ever. Introducing our guide to surviving the summer holidays, Emma Mahony calls for improvements Head for the Alps this summer 7 Internet sale Children on looard That food looks fanny And the other hazards of… Chloë Bryan-Brown Rac Which is the Best Airline for Baby? Flight entertainment Catriona Marchant, a mother of three, gives some practical tips for flying with young children VJV The Travel Collection Toy story—or terminal boredom What do our major airports offer kids? Times Travel investigates Lunn Poly Travelsphere Rail Europe Where next? Carol Smillie, Tv personality The Travel Collection Everything you need to know before setting Cover all the bases and leave your cares behind. Andrew Eames explains how Noble Caledonia Limited Voyages of Discovery Insurance loopholes Beach safety Ferrysavers Voyages Jules Verne Motorail: Big cars hit the roof P&O Cruises Checking in Penpont, Brecon, Powys City life? 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Idlewild's new album Compiled by Fred Dallar US albums UK singles 1992 UK albums Also check out Warring fiction Book of the week Set in occupied France, Ann Widdecombe's new novel is a perceptive exploration of love versus duty, writes Bel Mooney Hodder Headline Parental misguidance Shorts for the summer Beggars Banquet By lan Rankin Orion £16.99,310pp Isbn O 752 85237X £13.59 + P&p (0870 160 8080) The Road to McCarthy Good cop, bad cop New fiction Audio choice Audio and new non-fiction The Open University Nuns have fan Crisis mismanagement IT Takes a Worried Man By Brendan Halpln Hamish Hamilton, ?12.99,256pp Isbn 0 241 141710 ?10.39+ P&p (0370 160 8080) Posh talk Learning to Fly By Victorla Beckham pengu In, £6.99,528pp Isbn 0 141 00394 4 £5.94+ p&p (0870 150 8080) City of dreams Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere By Jan Morris Faber & Fabar, £7.99,240pp Isbn 0 571 20468 6 £6.79 + p&p (0870 160 8080) Behind the scenes Non-fiction paperbacks Show and Tell By John Lahr Bloomsbury, £8.99,352pp Isbn 0 747 55830 2 £7.64 + p&p (0870 160 8080) Twelve Bar Blues Hardback fast climbers Charts Sport Hardback non-fiction The Commonwealth Paperback fast climbers Humour Paperback non-fiction Choice Paperback fiction By Malthew Reilly Pan, £6.99 596pp Isbn 0 330 48758 2 £5.95+p&p (0870 150 8080) Jeremy Kingston's choice Nationwide Cabaret Jeremy Kingston's best shows nationwide Benedict Nightingale's best London productions Finale Benedict Nightingale's choice London Amber Cowan's choice Nationwide Cultureshock Amber Cowan's best shows nationwide Tate Britain Milkbank London Rachel Campbell-Johnston's best London exhibitions Classical Concerts Royal Festival Hall Follies Wigmore Hall The Times James Taylor La Rondine Holland Park, London W8, Jul 24 & 26 The Lieutenant of Inishmore Rodney Milnes's opera choice London & natlonwide Booking now There are hunderds of things to see and do so let Times critics Tim Wapshott's choice Gameplay Music Summer Evening Essentials: Five recent games you should own Sport relief Pick of the week Commonwealth Games For anyone still mourning the end of Wimbledon and the World Cup, help is at hand, says Alyson Rudd Natural habitat Radio Vanora Bennett Vanora Bennett's radio choice Science Paul Hoggart's television choice Equinox: How to Live Forever Saturday, Channel 4,6.30pm Business No Accounting for Greed Tuesday, BBC Two, 9.50pm Sport this week's highlights Music Art that Shook the World Saturday, BBC Two, 7.20pm Media My Worst Week Tuesday, BBC One, 10.35pm Children's The Book of Pooh Monday to Friday, Channel 5,8am Documentary SAS: Embassy Siege Thursday, BBC Two, 9pm Drama A Good Thief Monday, ITV1,9pm Reality Big Brother: The Live Final Friday, Channei 4,8.30pm and 10pm Dying laughs Television Paul Hoggart Film guide Bringing Up Baby Film of the week BBC One Felevision July 20 Variations Television choice Television July 20 CV Jerry Orbach Law and Order Channel 5:9.50pm Satellite, digital and cable july 20 Satellite and digital Tv choice The Hot, the Cool and the Vicious MTV, 9pm Radio choice Radio July 20 Television July 21 BBC One Variations Television choice Television July 21 The Service Bbc Two, 8pm CV Liza Walker London's Burning ITV19pm Satellite, digital and cable July 21 Sport Sky Sports 1 Satellite and digital Tv choice Cuba Libre Biorgraphy, from 6pm Radio choice Radio July 21 Television July 22 BBC One Variations Television choice CV Kay Mellor A Good Thief Itv1 Ppm Satellite, digital and cable July 22 Satellite and digital Tv choice Radio choice Radio July 22 Television July 23 BBC One Variations Television choice Televislon July 23 CV Lindsey Coulson Paradise Heights BBC One, 9pm Satellite, digital and cable July 23 Satellite and digital Tv choice Radio choice Television July 24 BBC One Variations Television choice Television July 24 CV Fiona Bruce Cnmewatch BBC One 9.05pm Satellite, digital and coble July 24 Satellite and digital Tv choice Radio choice Television July 25 BBC One Variations Television choice Television July 25 CV Sarah Chalke Scrubs Channel 4,11.05pm Satellite, digital and cable July 25 Satellite and digital Tv choice Radio choice Radio July 25 Television July 26 BBC One Variations Television choice Television July 26 CV Davina McCall Satellite, digital and cable July 26 Satellite and digital Tv choice Tank School Bravo. 9pm Radio choice Win books, videos, DVDs and CDs Borders Win free cinema for a year Win Ibiza trip, DVDs and more... 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