News from 01/02/2003
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Andrew Robson, Eve Peasnall, Lucy Alexander, Phil Yates, Cath Urquhart, Annabelle Thorpe, Fred Mawer, Richard Whitehead, Robert Hands, Matthew Syed, Robert Cole, Neelam Verjee, James Moore and Gary Duncan, Kieran Falconer, Catriona Knight, Nigel Colborn, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Gary Carpenter, Maggie Alderson, Jane MacQuitty, Peter Lansley, Sam Lister and Russell Jenkins, Daniel McGrory in Sarajevo, Paul Hoggart, Nigel Summerley, Mark Souster, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Philip Bushill-Matthews, David Chater, Suna Erdem, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, Brian Pedley, Melissa Katsoulis, Nic Hopkins, Michael Jackson, CC, Elizabeth Judge, Gabrielle Starkey, Ellen MacArthur, Carl Mortished, E. Jane Dickson, Richard Eaton, Simon Jenkins, GS, Patrick Barkham, Willy Wolff, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Sam Lister, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, Andrew Norfolk, Peter Brown, Mark Griffiths, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, John Clarke, Hilary Rose, Donald Hutera, David Lancaster, Steve Keenan, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Richard Hill, Katherine Swift, Dominic Walsh, Shirley English, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Jon Hills-Jones, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Libby Purves, MM, Candida Crewe, Jo Morris, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Hector N. M. Stewart, David Blackburn, Peter Millar, Nick Wyke, Ariella Lister, Charles Bremner, Harvey Rubens, Richard Johnson, Margaret Hides, Ron Lewis, Fanny Blake, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Russell Jenkins and Sam Lister, Mark Ogden, Tim Teeman, Nicholas Wapshott, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Derwent May, James Hopkin, JJ, Gavyn Davies, Russell Kempson, Peter Paphides, John Nalsh, Paula Hawkins, David Rowan, Mike Persson, Mary Gold, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Daniel McGrory, Luke Coppen, Michael J. Hendrie Astronomy Correspondent, Suzy Jagger, Stephen Anderton, Gill Williams, Amber Cowan, M. Hammerton, Adam Lebor, Claire Bowman, Mark Atherton, Neil Harman, Rick Broadbent, Tom Baldwin, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Hunington Sachs, John Hopkins, Chris Power, Gabriella Gamini, Simon de Bruxelles, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Elaine Monaghan, FB, Mitch Jenkins, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Christine Buckley, Paul Simons Weather Eye, Lucy Pinney, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Xan Rice, Caroline Merrell, Slan Ellis, Chris Campling, Cathy Harris, Russell Hotten, Helen Nugent, Roger Boyes, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, Lisa Faulkner, Richard Holledge, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Tom Dart, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Frank Egerton, Glen Owen, James Collard, Mike Mulvihill, Anne Ashworth, John Goodbody, James Doran, John Woodward, R. P. Wilkinson (Director, Robert Crampton, Barry Ferguson, Jack Pridham, Ian Cobain and Richard Ford, Mel Webb, Malcolm Boyden, Mike Brewer, Maureen Waller, Matthew Parris, Christopher Hawtree, George Caulkin, Chris McGrath, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Nadeem Malik, Ben Webster, Helen Studd and Patrick Barkham, Christopher Douglas, D. H. Graham, Ben MacIntyre, DC, Helen Pridham, Nick Beeson, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Alison Gibson, Richard Miles, Charles Campion, Geoffrey Rowell, Lea Paterson, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Roland Watson, Elaine Monaghan and Philip Webster, Michael Antoniou (Lecturerin molecular genetics), Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Peter Fisher, Danny Baker, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Edward de la Billere, Laura Peek, Sarah Butler, Keith Johns, Benedict Nightingale, Jan Nesbitt, Paula Hawkin, Jonathan Meades, Jill Crawshaw, Hugh Thompson, Nancy Tolford, Ben Hoyle, David Powell, Paul Connolly, Fred Dellar, Merlin Hayward, Cluny MacPherson, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Charles Kennedy, Jenny Davey, Richard Ford and Daniel McGrory, Colin P. Boyce, Robin Shepherd, Patience Wheatcroft, Janine di Giovanni, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoWar against Iraq 'six weeks away' Washington to reveal al-Qaeda chemical weapons link to Baghdad Inside History fails test Press Matthew Parris Free Dvd inside Iraqi refugees spared internment Index Heat is off for taxpayers Eat out for £5 Winter weather catches us unawares (again) News & Comment Business Money Travel Weekend IF Intelligent Finance teh way all banks will be Sport The Register Magazine Play Fast Times Cambridge refuses to modernise with chief executive role Higher fees could hit new universities Punch-Drunk Love By a Correspondent: Soham police charges True grit, or lack of it, brings out best in British By a Correspondent: Roads and railways blocked in Europe Pupils praised as school bus home takes nine hours Our cold winters have become just a bitter memory Miserable night at Stansted for 10,000 First State Investments 'No history question' in British nationality quiz B&Q Six everyday elements form the basis of test Whats Important Blunkett's favourite academic Delay to health watchdog Tory leader renews pledge to cut taxes Second 'cot-death' mother to fight murder conviction Clark case revives a family's anguish Milly hunt villagers urge wider DNA tests 9½ years for New Year's Eve killer Citroen Paedophile wanted girl victim, 9, murdered Science pinpoints torso murder boy's homeland Virgin Magic that turned £10 into £3,200 Breakdown Cover Algerian suspect remanded In Brief Rogue mail Railway death BNP man beaten New GCHQ chief More Roobarb PC World The Computer Superstore Surfers challenge Britain's secret world-class wave Organ scandal parents get £5m payout Robbie Williams sells 5,000 a day Orchestra makes a meal out of playing the tuber New Jeep Cherokee 2.8 CRD Automatic Getting hooked on an internet rote-play fantasy A game said to be as addictive as drugs attracted 120,000 players last week, reports David Rowan Jeep There's only One The psychologist's view 'Victims' meet online to air their grievances Blairs' church school breaches selection rules Dixons British pop king hits Hollywood Best Western Man, 22, in court over murder In Brief Chechen ruling Rector banned Hospital inquiry Charity complaint Fast Times P&O Cruises London can bid to host Olympics but must pay for losses Moben Kitchens Union considers talks as fifth strike starts London can bid t host Olympics but must pay for… The Tube stations closed by firefighters' action Labour kills 'fat cat' Bill Jack Nicholson about Schmidt Gap-year students see the world-of work Police victim wins £250,000 damages ICR International Care & Relief Currys I gave up my dream of travel Back door entry lures Iraqis on a 2,500-mile voyage The first step Courts Benefit scam that officials cannot even address The Last step The secret prisoners who get a Well Man Clinic The prlson Whats Important Paranoia and prejudice that led to mistaken arrest The Internee Magnet a pleasure for life Pork bombs would be better than sea lions led by donkeys Intel inside Travelodge What's Important Farm plots help townies take to pastures new South Bank to grass over concrete Aquability Get out of London, MPs tell Whitehall Staples Holiday Inn Hotels Resort Tony Benn brings pipe of peace to Baghdad Turkey may accept up to 80,000 US troops Blix 'close to declaring missiles are rule breach' Chirac will use meeting with Blair to save face over Iraq MBNA europe US satellites 'spot Iraqis hiding suspected arms' America pays attention as 'Bush 's best friend' flies into town Keep on Moving 28 held in Naples terror swoop NARC Reduced Coining to terms with legacies of Stalingrad World News Europe On the 60th anniversary of the battle, Russia wants to honour the place but not the man, Robin Shepherd DNA test ends paternity case after 55 years Bespoke Suits A long way from Francoise Hardy to Daft Punk Thistle Hotels Gabriel's loss may be Schroder's last trump French finally tune in to pop, and it's still Johnny 'Allyday World News Europe Paris turns to a British institution to celebrate success, reports Charles Bremner (AFP): Sex-change edict from Vatican In Brief (AP): Former Elf chief begins jail term (AP): Murder inquiry on Algerian MP (AP): Dutch kidnapper on last parade (Reuters): Mouse grounds Swiss airliner Liberty Nuclear fears rise as North Korea moves fuel rods Great Escapes Renegades' bomb kills 18 on bus outside Kandahar (AFP): French urged to flee Ivory Coast attack Crash train 'sped up' In Brief (AP): Death nurse jailed (AP): Jones In the clear (Reuters): Journalist killed The Royal Bank of Scotland Ronaldo signs up to Brazil poverty plan Minnesota obsessives hunt for plastic medal - and a holiday Hugh Grant Exclusive Interview Evesham Telechology US defence spending to top $500bn by 2010 Nuclear arms stole stole £1m from secret site (Reuters): 20-minute Aids tests promised In Brief (Reuters): Troops denial (AP): Granny swindlers (AP): MTV apology In too deep Media divas the rise and fall of the super-vixen Nicholas Wapshott Every woman too busy to dust nurmeg on junket has been praying for her comeuppance US networks decide it's goodnight from veteran presenters The Hours The family that slays together Theatre Yerma Roayl Exchange, Monchester Jeremey Kingston Concert OAE/Fischer Festival Hail Opera & Ballet Concert Bell Bell/Vera wigmore Hali/Radio 3 Raymord Gubbay presents Royal Albert Hall Theatre Oedipus Rex/Oedipus at the Crossroads Rosemary Branch, NI Dance Henri Oguike South Hill Park Arts Centrem Bracknell Britons will still be first in the queue, and second, and third Our affection for maypoles and morris men has left us with derelict inner cities ringed by green belts of sacred cow pasture Picture Gallery A dove's guide: how to be an honest critic of the war Dogged Diplomacy Canine comparisons underestimate Britain's influence Olympian Heights The nation, not London, must pay for on Olympic bid A Winter's Tale Britain muddles on towards snowbound mediocrity European leaders support for US The Dawkins approach to scientific fact and fiction British film funding Playtime for pigs Up for the Cup A regular Guy Dogged Diplomacy The Times Measure of FTSE's fall Rattle in Berlin In the white stuff The Weather The Times Crossword The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Angry fans turn on Ridsdale as Leeds reach their nadir Ellen MacArthur Kingfisher 2 cannot be tamed Anxious Andrew Crunch fixture looms for Newcastle The Game on Monday Sanyo Faith How many languages can God Speak? Keane out but still in Ireland reckoning International Brooking on the attack for West Ham defence Barclaycard Premiership Eyres ploughs through to call halt to Cardiff's forward momentum National League Ridsdale on thin ice as Woodgate sale sparks fans' fury Spots Football Royle pardoned as Ipswich turn the tide Russel Kempson on a club that is starting to get back on its feet Anelka gives Fowler seal of approval Woodgate's move masks quiet end to transfer window Woodgate intent on stopping goals for Newcastle Middlesbrough sign Ricketts at midnight hour Flybe british european Role of baddies fits Ridsdale and Co as El Tel plots one last blockbuster Looking my gift horse square in the mouth The Day It Happened: February 6,1993 Fans warming to French (and Saunders) A Welshman adds to the golden goal collection at Villa Park, but at Old Trafford a Gallic influence is raising hopes of an end to 26 years of championship frustration Big Dave at home in the death business Balcolm Boyden Brum's the word Yakubu arrival provides another excuse for scepticism How they stand in the Nationwide League Nationwide Conference How they stand in Scotland Weekend fixtures Bill Edgar Clash of the Day Hussain may be stuck with morality card Cricket Great versatility of Van Vuuren puts World Cup double in sight John Goodboby on a player stretching himself to the limit to push back sporting boundaries Times Square England's rearguard action proves to be in vain Scoreboard Jardine, the man Australia still loves to hate Book review Ambitions still reign for King and country How James sidestepped reactionaries to inspire Bennett's memorable moment Andrew prepares to meet difficult challenge Newcastle's director of rugby discusses with Christopher Irvine the predicament that has led him to pull on his tracksuit Mark Souster's match-by-match guide to this weekend's Zurich Premiership action Parachute payments to Rotherham breach regulations Minister to provide I good measure of Neath's progress Rugby union Straeuli takes South Africa to task over Twickenham Mickelson has little joy out of limelight Golf Calm Casey turns mind to heady prospect of victory Ferrari monopoly may come under threat Motor racing The Sunday Times Olsson gives Edwards the stimulus to keep going Athletics Times Online Masterful Hendry determined to keep his name in the frame Snooker Britain primed to test new start laws Ten great Masters moments Gardener off to a fine start In Brief New Essex man Final repeat Neville returns Super Mario Riehl deal Big cat a beast of a boat that cannot be tamed Sailing The results service Snow reports Shane Again? Students fight back to see off holders Hocky Worried Chinese keep eye on Boll Table tennis Matthew Syed Europe's finest casts shadow over Beijing Farrell optimistic as Sevens sparks international expansion Rugby league Dial a phone The weekend's fixtures West Ham can suddenly lie backed at home The Week's Best Bets and the Worst Maier finds world at his feet again Skilling Schedule Racing Wolver Hampton Eurostar Catley out to prove point in Germany Boxing Johnson's odyssey finishes abruptly Badminton Sandown Park William Hill Wetherby Reading the racecard Chopneyev can scoop spoils at Sandown O'Neill looks for boost from Festival hopefuls Thunderer: Armchair Investor Uttoxeter Yesterday's results Lingfield Park Mull ins happy to play emerging role in dynasty Jockeys' hostility over mobile phone ban looks! premature Ladbrokes The Register Anniversaries Birthdays Edna Iles Pianist who made her debut in 1914 and become a leading advocate of Medtner Waistel Cooper Modest craftsman whose Barbican pottery is noted for its textured surfaces On This Day the Times, February 1,1929 Game in Kenya: Work of Preservation Hugh Pasmore Chronicler and guardian of the New Forest's traditions and way of life A Quick Word Court Circular The night sky in February Latest wills Personal Column Contact Details for Classified Advertising Forthcoming marriages Service of thanksgiving Dinner School news Awarded jointly to Dr Peter Roberts, of the… Appointment Retirements Death is part of the life God Himself chose to share with us Although we and the Lord speak the same language, it can be hard to know which one it is Sunday Worship Faith News At Your Service Antony Bye Venue: The Sacred Heart, Norton Road, Hove Events: Various Christmas and post-Christmas Masses Celebrants: Father Peter Edwards (parish priest), Father William Janes (in residence) Business Travel Show Shares close off low Auntie fashions a fresh face for the modern age Jenny Davey finds a confident BBC linking with business to update buildings Stock market slump could force Brown to raise taxes by £11bn Week In the City Minister is for turning Panel beater Poetry in motion I already feel like an internet veteran - and I'm only 30 First Person: Jamie Easterman, founder and techinical director of London Web Communications The Times Unit Trust Information Service The Times Footballers' agent raises his game for the talented few Company profile Vision of a large pie wins VC link Money talk The shopping boom that just isn't spent Lea Paterson says Noughties consumerism is different from the 'loadsamoney' of 15 years ago Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Where the Money Goes Now a tall skinny latte is just our cup of tea Cash for coffee TV fuels a £14bn home improvement boom Do-it-yourself We'll go to any lengths to get away from it all Travel Electronics is not for the birds Gadgets Where to turn about 'debt stress' AMP Charles Schwab sells UK arm to Barclays Enterprise network Deal gives E. On control of Ruhrgas Utilities dream team is in a league of its own Analysis Jobs lost as BAE quits space project Peugeot plant faces one-day strike Industrial Editor Enterprise Takeover Panel post goes to City veteran Banking Correspondent Sage Group falls amid sales slowdown fears Stock markets Rumour of the day Eurotop 100 Biggest price movements of the week Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures European Money Deposits % Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Hope, even in the darkest hour Tempus Downgrade takes toll of housebuilders Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Ryanair out to ensure expansion is painless Russell Hotton looks at how one low-cost carrier's growth goes on while its bigger rivals stuggle Morrisons set to pay advisers £28m in battle to win Safeway Deal Track Spirit aims to buy Tom Cobleigh CSFB chief on notice in 'IPO spinning' case In Wall Street UK law firm joins class action suit against Cable & Wireless Stanhope draws up Croydon plan Threat of war hampers Disney Don't follow the herd by selling Business Editor's Commentary Fine concept, shame about the customers Government cheer for incompetents Need to know: The essential daily guide to the sectors Patience Wheatcroft News Corp in China deal Briefing Six Continents jobs to go Briefing Cutbacks at WorldCom Briefing Finelot suspended Briefing UA in $3.2bn loss Briefing Carphone fixed-line deal Briefing Family lifts Stagecoach Briefing Wal-Mart still favourite Stock Markets Currencies Commodities Charts of the day Index City watchdog calls on insurers to halt slide in share market Ryanair promises quick profits at Buzz ONS plans nationwide rich list Lads' mags unLoaded by M&s Parqul da Floresta Index BBC Edna O'Brien Ernest Shackleton was here In the icy gloom of an Antarctic hut peopled by the ghosts of polar explorers, Simon Jenkins finds notebooks, socks and food-the poignant detritus of heroes In the pink Shell out Versailles Planters Modern Times Philip Howard on eating soup and mean relatives Photographer brought to book Lo there came a trendy vicar Rock music, magic tricks, nose studs Jamie Allen is causing a stir in Wiltshire. Time Teeman met him Libby Purves Victoria Climbié's mother sang in French her daughter's favourite song It was a lesson out of Africa for the bustling, self-important West MacQuitty's star buys Dear Jane Wine Direct Will Dame Maggie eat it? How does The lvy keep its celebrity regulars happy? David Lancaster attends a tense tasting session Tasting notes Jane MacQuitty Food and Drink Choose champne or a racy riesling to partner Chinese food and wait for the spices, garlic and ginger to kick in Pork and bamboo shoot soup The Rye road to superb fresh scallops Try Sussex's best before the French get them all, says charles Campion In fierce Channel currents, the Rye Bay scallops grow twice as quickly as their dived-for cousins in the North West Housr Scallops with Bcanley apple puree and beefroot oil Lettuce buns with pork and mushrooms Double happiness beans A dish of double happiness to bring in the Year of the Ram Food and Drink The Times Cook Dear Jill Red- cooked chicken LE Creuset Pot-cooked jasmine rice Eat out In the court of Queen Edna Life She is the convent girl whose books were burned, the wild child who captivated men and scandalised her homeland. Now, Edna O'brien is the scourge of those hell-bent on war. E. Jane Dickson meets her Valentine Gifts International Star Registry As seen in Esquire and Cosmpolitan Eurostar Valentine's Day Messages 2003 Multiple Display Advertising Items Skid Pan Sensuelle The English Shaving Co Along the right lines Poetry Competition Multiple Display Advertising Items The Ultimate Valentines Gift Mothers' Day Multiple Display Advertising Items Www. Sebastiancharles. Com Janet Reger Encounters Multiple Display Advertising Items Be Sensible: We suggest that the first meeting at Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Berkeley Sweetingham SIRiUS Multiple Display Advertising Items Www. potentialpartners. com Multiple Display Advertising Items Encounters Q&a E-shopping Online florists Dress sense spring knits Weekend Shopping Gadget Digital radio Happy to be poor Closet talk I imagined multibillionaire me buying a new trinket to celebrate having bought out Bill Gates Multiple Display Advertising Items Luxis RMC Multiple Display Advertising Items To advertise in the Shoparound section Jolliman Velvet Piano Music & Memories 3 Books for 99p A Splendid Offer Shoparound Artists Kleenway Express Multiple Display Advertising Items Aaccess Lifestyles Coopers of Stortford Poetstyle Ltd Shaping up for an evergreen drama With careful pruning, a pine can be turned into a formal specimen fit for any garden, says Stephen Anderton Dance of the winter debutantes Weekend Gardening Here they are, just when we need them most. Mark Griffiths falls for the winter graces - in rose madder, shell pink and blushing white How to grow Prunus Norfolk conifer workshop Picture Gallery The Times Gardener Weekend Job Bulb of the month Early crocus Put to the test Wheelbarrows Weekend Gardening Suppliers Kotherme Swift I console myself with the thought that even though the named pinks perish, their progeny live on with a transfusion of tougher genes Angela Gore, Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Cannock Gates J. Parker D. T. Brown British Antique Replicas Homes & Gardens Multiple Display Advertising Items Tempur All Box Number Replies Should Be Addressed Aqua Soothe Churchill's Stairlifts The Cargo Store To advertise in the Homes & Gardens section Vacuum Polisher Hand steam cleaner Making a living harness-maker Talk of the Tweed The Scottish Borders river is a ecological success story, offering jobs and fine fishing says Edward de la Billiere Lucy Pinney Weekend Country Life Feather report Derwent May England 's best houses Simon Jenkisn at the Red House The Red House was crowded with friends playing jokes on Morris All hands on deck Family outing to the National Maritime Museum, Falmouth, Comwell Out there T2 Crossword No 2878 Chess Winniag Move Meg@ Picture Gallery The Listener Crossword Bridge Solution to Jumbo 445 and 444 Picture Gallery Word Watching Jumbo Crossword 447 Two Brains Who said what Picture line How to tame the bear market As investors count the cost of Black January, Richard Miles explains that this could be the time to get back into shares But the vicious circle must be broken before confidence returns Personal Investor Why share falls affect everyone Money MoT Pensions Fidelity Investments Anne Ashworth Money Easy Money Times Online Legal & General How the crash affects you Investment Paula Hawkins gauges the impact of falling shares on saver's financial health So should I sell everything now? B Definitely not… Gartmore Money Letters Shokcing size of overpayment Who fights our corner? In search of a spicy route to riches Money MoT Alison Glbson finds a chef with a hearty appetite for financial adventures The Market Place What the experts say Plus Growth Ian and Sheriden McLelland Exeter Friendly Society Ltd P&C Heavy duty loan costs Borrowing Mark Atherton on the danger of rollover charges and expensive insurance cover TD Waterhouse Mind the gaps in NI payments Pensions Helen Pridham on how to ensure you receive the full state pension Qualifying years and your state pension Legal & General Framlington Lloyds TSB offers improved rates, but with a catch Is antique furniture a thing of the past? Collectiong Clare Stewart considers why prices have fallen for the fist time since 1995 ISIS Modern classics hold sway Life Policies Return to sanity with realistic dividends Funds in Focus The nimble win in turbulent times Chase de Vere Investments Investors Direct Marks & Spencer Birmingham Midshires Knuckle down or white knuckles? Go It Alone Elizabeth Judge finds ac couple who answered the call of the great outdoors The one account Direct Line Business Travel Show Cheltenham&Gloucester How to track down the best ISP deals Consumer affairs Databank Shepherds Spot of bother with bearer certificates A Question of Money Alliance Leicester Pensioners hit by transfer delays Xan Rice on the distress caused to savers by errors at life insurers Homebuyers urged to snap up lowest loans in living memory Jupiter Anne Ashworth Liverpool Victoria bond holders see bonuses cut in half Fresh perspectives All one big happy family? Double the children, double the fun—or is a shared family holiday a recipe for disaster? Catriona Kinght explains how to keep the peace, and we find 20 fabulous holidays for the liveliest groups Index P&O Spain's wild west Alien America The 100 best holiday: team up for Annabelle Thorpe suggests 20 superb breaks for large groups in the final part of our series Celebrity Cruises Going Places We arrive in Gascony: now the fun at our two-family house can begin British Airways Holidays Austravel Noble Caledonia Limited Calling hot young snappers World of Travel Coth Urquhart Travel Editor My colleagues on the fashion desk tell me that hotpants are making a comeback, and one airline has been quick to rise to that challenge Low-paid agents feeling grumpy VN Travelsphere holidays Students fall into the gap Higher education costs threaten a fine ritual, Kieran Falconer reports Staple diet that piles up waste Travel Online Reaching new highs in a land of fantasy Gill Williams tramps the Tuatapere Hump Ridge Track New Zealand's newest trail Lunn Poly Morocco Anatolian Sky Concept Sightseeing for the blind Access all areas: New legislation is improving life for disabled travellers in the UK, Fred Mawer accompanied Jan Nesbitt, a blind disability consultant, on a trip to Paris Cox & Kings Viking River Cruises at Noble Caledonia VN Contacts and information Where there's a will Steady as she goes, shipmates But how do trips overseas work out? We put a city break and a cruise to the test Margaret Hides takes her wheelchair on a P&o voyage around the Baltic states Need to know Going Places IATA The Travel Collection Ireland Cork & Kerry Saga Where next? Peter White, BBC disability affairs correspondent Trelowarren, Helston, Cornwall Great Rail Journeys NEILSOn Canada All Ways Crystal Departures Jill Crawshaw has the best holiday suggestions Extremadura, the region that time forgot In the barren dustbowl of Spain, Richard Holledge visits the birthplace of the conquistadors Gateway Holidays VN Airtours Mundi Colour Voyagis of Discovery Maltabargains. com The Travel Collection Cox & Kings Need to know Lithuania here we come Readers' Forum Chloe Bryan-Brown answers your travel queries Thomson Cities Shearings Direct Line Great Villas Contact us Cox & Kings Cyprus Checking In The Mansion House, Poole, Dorset Corsica Voyages Jules Vepne Hebridean Trailfinders Travelbag Travel mood Austravel Ebookers Travelbag Britannia direct Quest Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel Insurance AXA Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Student Flights EasyJet. com Multiple Classified Advertising Items Norway Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items All Ways Holiday auios British Airways Multiple Display Advertising Items Cruise & Sail Abroad Multiple Display Advertising Items Airline Network Kuoni Leger Kuoni British Airways Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Kuoni Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Kuoni Multiple Display Advertising Items Kuoni Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Page & Moy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cruise & Sail Abroad Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items PCL Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Villas of Distinction Cruise & Sail Abroad Multiple Display Advertising Items MercuryDirect Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Something special Panorama Multiple Classified Advertising Items Headwater Multiple Display Advertising Items Late escapes Multiple Display Advertising Items KE Travelbag Explore Exodus Multiple Display Advertising Items Last minute travel Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Helpful Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Last minute flights Route of the week Prague Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Plus: Times critics choose the hottest arts and entertainment Bose No mod cons Elastica singer turned presenter justine Frischmans is into ragga and woody Allen, but loathes most moderrn art This week in James Christopher's to 10 films New releases Essentials: Five TV DVDs you should own Videos and DVDs Picture Gallery Television choice Top 10 video rental Take it as red Choice Reissues and retrospectives James Taylor Paul Connolly's rock choice Concert and albums Richard Thompson Classical choice Picture Gallery Crossword solution: January 18 Mambo Sinuendo UK singles Charts US singles Win! Concert tickets US albums UK singles 1993 UK albums Latin lessons New fiction Box Office Direct A friend in need A world of difference Living dread The latest Nicci French thriller is chick-lit fuelled by fear, but the story is all too believable because the characters are so plausible, says Peter Millar Voyage of discovery New non-fiction ArtsFirst A matter of life and death Young at heart African odyssey The Queen and I Hardback fast climbers Charts History Children's Education Paperback fast climbers Biographies and autobiographies Gardening Pse Vulture classic choice Paperback fiction Nationwide Se Benedict Nightingale's choice Sadler's Wells Amber Cowan's choice Nationwide Tate Amber Cowan's best exhibitions nationwide Royal Academy of Arts RCJ's best London exhibitions London London and nationwide Royal Opera House Top 10 Gamecube Tim Wapshoott's choice Gameplay Essentials: Five Xbox games you should own Splinter Cell Opera Saltimbanco No Title Barbican St. John's, Smith Square Sale To advertise to The Times play section Multiple Display Advertising Items To advertise The Lion King Double talk Like a court portrait, the modern celebrity interview coneals more than it reveals, says Matthew Parris Pick of the week CV Celebrity interviewers Sounds funny Radio Chris Campling's radio choice Sport this week's highlights Rogue justice Television Film guide Pay per view choice SD: The Sixth Sense Film of the week Films on Television Saturday Television February Television choice Satellite and digital TV choice Satellite, digital and cable February 1 Sport Sky Movies Max Evening favourites Radio Radio February 1 Sunday Television February 2 Television choice Five Television February 2 Satellite and digital TV choice Satellite, digital andcable February 2 Sport Sky Movies Max Evening favourites Radio Radio February 2 BBC One Television February 3 Television choice Five Television February Satellite and digital TV choice Satellite, digital and cable February 3 Sport Sky Movies Max Evening favourites Radio Radio February Tuesday Television February Television choice Satellite and digital TV choice Satellite, digital and cable February Sport SKY Moives Max Evening favourites Radio Radio February Wednesday Television February Television choice Five Television February Satellite and digital TV choice Sport Sky Movies Max Evening favourites Radio Radio fEBRUARY Thursday Television February Television choice Five Television February Satellite and digital TV choice Satellite, digital and cable February Sport Sky Movies Max Evening favourites Radio Friday Television February Television choice Satellite and digital TV choice Satellite, digital and cable February Sport Sky Movies Max Evening favourites Radio Radio February Win books, videos, DVDs, and CDs UGC Win Games, DVDs and CDs FilmFirst Taste Nicholson Baker Kate Muir Giles Coren Lisa Faulkner The times Alfa Rom Celebrity Cruises X a true departure Reader's Notes Contents Car of the Year Kate Muir Fraught & Social It is symbollic that Foyle's tie is patterned with snails, for here is a bookshop that is not trying to rival anybody Cold call Alan Jackson calls Lisa Faulkner A Weekly Posting from Cynerspace The Bill An expensive shoe habit If You like: Billy Bragg You'll Love Brain Scan Given that the Average Someone's Got to Do It The computer games tester The computer games tester Cunard Nokia News of the World From Adam Lebor in Budapest A 92-Year-old poet is breaking the taboos of Hungary's past by posing in the pages of Penthouse Pure inspiration Another country Think Nashville and you think Grand Ole Opry schmaltz. 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Cartton Time Galapagos Noble Caledonia Limited Ann Treneman Thomas Nordic Track Sicily & Sardinia The Times Magazine offers readers the opportunity to experience the beautiful islands of Sicily and Sardinia Self Robert Crampton Gets Questioned, a Programme to Deal with Syndromex, Peter Nicol's Fitness Regime and Miss Abigail's Time Warp Advice Robert Crampton's Self Jane Hughes on the Bodydoctor's fitness programme Regimen Peter Nicol, 29, world number one squash player Minutefix Interiors Sale Don Spencer Antiques Stannah Warren Evens Interiors Zenith Nationwide Thomas Period Design Furniture Co Multiple Display Advertising Items Whilst care is taken to establish that our… Stannah The Kitchen Restoration Company Country Desks Multiple Display Advertising Items Lyn-Plan Multiple Display Advertising Items Dear Miss Abigail Time Warp Advice for Contemporary Dilemmas "Going anywhere nice this year?" The Wisdom of Hairdressers Gina Conway, Gina Conway Har. Beaury. Art. 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