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Giles Smith, Richard Mabey, David Wood, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Christina Hardyment, Cath Urquhart, Barbara Bibb, Michael Brunstrom, Stella Shamoon, Catherine Philip, Richard Whitehead, Robert Cole, Ben Johnson, Kirsty Fergusson, Roger Boyes and Elvis Nilsson, Ian Nathan, Kate Muir's, Simon Barnes, Matthew Wililamson, Robert Thicknesse, Paul Hoggart, Tibor Fischer, Richard Hobson, John Mulvey, Lewis Smith and Alan Hamilton, Michael Evans Defence Editor, David Gower, Philip Howard, Dr Toby Murcott, Christine Seib, Philip Webster Melissa Kite and Tom Baldwin, Nerasthnia, Brian Pedley, Melissa Katsoulis, Nic Hopkins, Annie Gatti, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Kate Reardon, Jack Barker, Carl Mortished, Sam Marlowe, Nicola Christie, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor and Tom Baldwin, Tristram Hunt, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, Peter Brown, David Sharrock, Caroline Hendrie, Tom Baldwin and Greg Hurst, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Mark Griffiths, Paul Muldoon, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Oliver Wright, Chris Johnston and Rosemary Bennett, Shiraz Randeria, A. C. Grayling, Dr Copperfield, Philip Hensher, Stephen McClarence, Rob Cassy, Steve Keenan, Jad Adams, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Claudio Ranieri, Katherine Swift, David Shamash, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Tom Bawden, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Gerald Scarfe, Norman Harris, Dr Jane Collins, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, John McGrath, Cheryl Tan, Jo Morris, Nicholas Roe, Andy Stephens, Jenny MacArthur, Rose Shepherd, John Torode, Katy Randle, Henri Llewelyn Davies, Anselm Kuhn, Roland Watson, Richard Lloyd Parry, Charles Bremner, Chris Johnston, Roy Strong, Genevieve Fox, Matthew Bourne, Tim Teeman, Piers Paul Read, Derwent May, Arwa Haider, Mark Johnston, Paula Hawkins, Jemma Kidd, Mary Gold, Oliver Kay, J. L. Bowron, Stephen Anderton, Brian Jackman, Lisa Grainger, Mark Atherton, Jonah Goldberg, John Westerby, Lisa Armstrong, Martha Gellhorn, Sophie Campbell, Jacqui Tonks, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Chris Power, Tony Halpin and Sam Coates, Richard Rhodes James, Simon de Bruxelles, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Amanda Platell, Hulk Yogurt, Angus Neill, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Peter Davalle, Edward F. Northcote, Matthew Pryor, Rod Liddle, Matt Dickinson, Hew Strachan, Richard Brass, Oliver Peyton, David Campese, Rosie Boycott, Googy, Damen Doherty, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Robert Winston, Lisa Gralnger, John Hayward, Chris Campling, Nigel Whitfield, Richard Owen, Helen Nugent, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Erica Wagner, Louise Stevens, Oliver August, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, Caroline Morrow Brown, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, A. S. Byatt, Jocelyn Kretschmer, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Elvis Nilsson, Jean Locker, Melissa Kite Political Correspondent, Philip Webster Political Editor, Giles Whittell, Matthew Parris, Janathan Sacks, Jennai Cox, Michéle Roberts, Helen Truszkowski, Amanda Craig, Chris McGrath, Doug McKinlay, Jonathan Rendall, Lea Paterson and Gary Duncan, Russell Jenkins, Caitlin Moran, Brian R. Battersby, Ingrid Mansell, Elbow, Iain Finlayson, Celia Dodd, Tim Wapshott, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Patrick Barkham and Stefanie Marsh, Jelly Kelly, Brian Glanville, T. P. Vale, Andrew G Marshall, Carolyn Asome, Fashion Writer, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Rachel Campbell-Johnson, Alison Gibson, David Bolchover, Richard Miles, Sara Wheeler, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Annabelle Thorpe, Kieran Falconer, John Naish, Martin Waller, Mark Henderson, Chris Ayres, Minty Clinch, Hattie Ellis, Shai Bowman, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, James Jackson, Emma Hartley, Anne Ashworth and Joe Morgan, Benedict Nightingale, Darian Leader, Jonathan Meades, Stephen Dalton, Jill Crawshaw, Leo Lewis, Russell Celyn Jones, David Powell, Paul Connolly, Tom Chesshyre, James Christopher, Fred Dellar, Mrs Ruskin, Kath Stathers, Russell Chamberlin, Maritz Vandenberg, Simon Crompton, Owen Slot, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, Maureen Freely, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Jenny Davey, Alex Bellos, Chlo? Bryan-Brown, Daphne Lockyer, Hugh Anderson, Christopher Irvine, Irma Kurtz, Chloe Bryan-Brown,
ResumoThe New Complete Weekend Paper-With the Pocket… Labour and Tory disarray after poll disaster Dine out with Wine for £10 Goodbye New York, hello London Petrol price to rise by 1.28p a litre The Times Today Clampdown On alternative medicines New watchdog to regulate the growing £1.6 billion industry Deepcut call Swedish suspect Solo sex No Title Your complete weekend newspaper the new Saturday Times Money BT Yahoo Broadband Business Travel Sport Little Chef Suspect's double life inside Sweden's moral maze 'Lindh loved the world and was loved by the world' Public schools face 'rich test' Finding Nemo Church is infected by sin, Williams tells evangelicals Bishop Challenges Plan for Homes Dixons Moor fire burns for two days Delayed trains, but passenger numbers still rising Ryanair grounds aircraft In Brief Huntley trial Reverse squirrel Mother killed son 'Bishop Jim' dies Body found Graduate of the year After 2,000 years, perfect face of Caesar is found Deaths at Deepcut expose army failings Binge drinking costs Britain billions Boots The Ultimate Driving Machine BBC out of control, say broadcasting executives Sir Paul in a spin over trip to see Blaine Bonhams The Link By a Correspondent: TV bosses urged to remember public duty Space probe ready to go out in blaze of glory Multipoints Just AA sk Is this the last of great new country houses? Ocean Village Gummer's law has saved a tradition One & Only Ocean Club The 72-minute test: how the other half shops Men are hunters, women are gatherers. The secrets of shopping lie in the genes-and most men can't make it beyond 72 minitues while women last another 28, a study of 2,000 The Times sent Patrick Barkham and Stefaine Marsh to buy outfits in 72 minutes -and the test who had the greater staying power The Boy's Story Chrysler MPs to look at Whitehall care for its officials PC World Almost over for BBC - for No 10 it has just begun Hutton's Week Summary Standard Life Healthcare Costa arrest gives focus to anger at new British hordes Triangle of murder under the spotlight China relics row echoes battle for Elgin Marbles The turbo The Week that was Britain Courts Sale Next Week DigitalDEPOT Dealer whose drugs killed Jade gets 3½ years Therapy may make children suicidal Averys EasyJet.com Village rings up a victory over townies Poll defeat will not blunt Labour's radical edge Lexus Normal service resumes as Blair dominance ends Political Breifing Feared, admired and very skilled Can the Liberal Democrats break the mould? Duncan Smith and Blair were battered by Brent. Tom Baldwin and Greg Hurst ask whether this is a breakthrough, or just another by-election blip Liberal By-Election Upsets: Where are They now? Fleeting fame and loneliness of the long-distance liberal Gaffe compounds Duncan Smithy woes in defeat Flybe The Week that was the World Expedia. co. uk Next Week The Royal Bank of Scotland Picture Gallery Iraqis queue to see barbaric truth in Saddam the movie Are they eager for the facts or is this the bloodthristiness of the desensitised? Richard Lioyd Parry examines a puzzle Defence minister surrenders with dignity intact The Computer World Boots Army to give locals a cricket lesson The upside down world of the 5m stamp set Fiat Duxiana (Reuters): Advani case over mosque is quashed In Brief (Reuters): Liberia force (Reuters): Suu Kyi surgery Bosnia memorial (Reuters): Search continues Bionic man says he was Frankenstein's monster Steve Winter claims he was duped into agreeing to the 'miracle' surgery which helped him to walk again, only for it to go horribly wrong, writes Chris Ayres MacDonald Hotels Dell Britain in secret Iran nuclear offer Isabel rages inland as calm returns to wrecked shoreline 'Serpent' Sobhraj seized over hippie murders They said it was just a phase Trail of devastation is 400 miles wide (AP): UN makes appeal to Israel on Arafat Barclalys Fluent in Finance Holiday Inn £400 melons lure Japanese thieves to juicy profits Lyprus Young Brits create a hit in the Big Apple's honey pot The Sunday Times Sex sans frontières The trial of a former British convent girl on pimping charges has unmasked the sordid of 'virtulal bordellos' in an age of easy internet access and mobile phones. Charles Bremner reports from paris One. Tel Barclays Violetta floored by family skeletons Opera La traviata Grand Theatre, Leeds Why the RA agreed that Lloyd Webber should be hung Bord Laux Pop Peaches Heaven Theatre Warehouse, Croydon Bush emotes and spends like a Democrat Jonah Goldberg Baltic Pine Picture Gallery The moral of Madonna's tale: be beautiful, be shallow A sawn-off superhero fit for our humdrum age The unknown soldier strides out of the gloom to give the President hell Clark's stock is rising with every body-bag flown back to the US From Little Rock his background is very similar to that of Clinton Admit it, a wedding is an awful start to married life Picture Gallery Flying hopefully into the night, leaving our cares behind Party Crashers Brent East heralds a turbulent conference season The Battle for Berlin Blair must wrest Schr?der from Chirac's embrace Retail Therapy The sexes need no longer do battle on the shop floor Archer's fate Tory leadership Last survivor of the Jarrow march Con Whalen Need for a global free-trade bloc Slow progress for better railways Plans to develop rural buildings Disputed Raphael Naval discipline Sane as a hatter Nelson's Sicilian home restored Travel from Z to a Well done, Sussex! More body than soul? Getting the wind up The Weather The Times Crossword Heart UK What? How could they leave Becks off the Booker… Fifteen years on, Ben Johnson speaks With an exclusive interview, David powell launches our series on the Seoul Olympic Games scandal that changed sport for ever Chanel Inside Welcome to the Bernab?u pleasure dome The Travelling Fan Afraid there's only one fairway to saf it: Maradona's behaviour is pa for the course The Magic Sponge Soaks up the Storeis from around the World Want a ticket? Dial M for Murder The Rudder Picture Gallery Why not Becks for the Booker? Once more the panel has favoured obscure works over ripping reads Fluent in Finance Game on Your Premiership guide this weekend Arsenal and Crespo will soon show their true colours Touré proving more than just a defender of his faith Arsenal player tells Matt Dickinson that his new role is the one that suits him best Subaru Silvestre takes over as master of the mind games Arsenal Wimbledon given the go-ahead to embark on new era Life's a pitch - and size doesn't matter The Fink Tank Reports from the Football Laboratory Team of stars does not guarantee a star team The Times Bet your Life Jonathan Rendall The Betting Challenge The winner of our first monthly contest will require courage, skill an unhealthy knowledge of football, an ability to juggle money - and a willingness to look a fool when their best flop Sports Book Best Bets of the Weekend Injury blow gives Britain double dose of distress Tennis Davis Cup The Weekend's Football Fixtures How They Stand in the Nationwide League Nationwide Conference How They Stand in Scotland Picture Gallery The Sunday Times Radcliffe in form to trim Great North Run record Athletics Funnell's accuracy buoys Britain The Human Bullet: cutting through Seoul's air straight for the heart of the Olympics 9.79 Fifteen Years Ago this Week, in a Matter of Seconds, Ben John Shook the Soprting World to its Core Simon Barnew Shoot-Out at High Noon in the 100m Final Last in the blocks, first over the line-how history was made David Powell casts an analytical eye over 9.79 extraordinary seconds The Fastest Men on Earth: How the 100 metres record has evolved The Prince, the sample and the scandal 9.79 'I Didn't Kill Anybody, I Didn't Murder Anyboady; He Says Today. I' was Fo Great and Nobody Could Beat Me' John Goodbody how the Drama Unfolded in the Laboratories Fifteen years on, Ben Johnson speaks Five-wicket burst from Lewry adds final flourish Cricket Frizeel County Championship First Division Kent hurry to fourth place Akram rips through Surrey Houghton's fresh start Second Division Yesterday's Scoreboards ICC proposes 16 teams for 2007 World Cup Yorkshire hopes take a soaking Kasprowicz humbles Durham again Lacklustre Lancashire resigned to being second-best Brown takes advantage of 'assistance' One man's football life fails to capture the imagination Book Review In Weekend Review Playing fast and loose is key to forward thinking Davud Canoese my World Xv In the first of a three-part series, the former Australia wing picks his pack Zurich Premiership Weekend Guide O2 Leak report points finger at council members How to Have your Say Wolves stay focused despite emotional farewell to home Rugby League Road to the Play-Offs Yesterday's Racing Results The Times Poulter continues hot streak to reel in Jacobson Golf Poulter contunues hot streak to reel in Jacobson Sailing Britons steer course for Athens Champions' field is incomplete In Brief Brothers bid Nozal power Bears travel Lift for league Wie falls short Secret of England's reluctant manager safe for 30 years Brian Glanville this Football Life The Results Service Times Test Passing Shot Britain's Davis Cup Team End Years of French Rule Weekend Fixtures The Market Place AYR The Wright Track Hidden Dragon can take flight in Ayr Gold Cup Newbury Racing next Week Thunderer: Armachair Investor Ladbrokes Phoney war engages guilty parties on both sides Poetic justice as Byron takes Newbury prize William Hill Warwick Wolverhampton Catteriok A free Umbrella Course Specialists Jo Advertise Variable head settings! Multiple Display Advertising Items Acorn Lifestyles Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Call now Multiple Display Advertising Items Health & Home The Times Stannah Peter Heard Printsinternational Men's Thongs and Super G's Size Does Matter The 'Sheila Maid' Whilst care is taken to establish that our… To Advertise Telephone Printed Accuarcy Gilbert & Sullivan Video Collection Guarantee Coopers of Stortford Court & Social Anniversaries Birthdays Con Whalen Last survivor of the brave but forlorn workers' crusade form Jarrow to London in 1936 Con Whalen, Jarrow marcher, was born on October 31,1909. He died on Septermber 14,2003, aged 93 Philip Granville Art dealer who sokl his entire collection and used the proceeds to support psychoanlysis Philip Granville, art dealer, was born on April 1,1911. He died on August 30,2003, aged 92 John Ritter Son of two American legends who starred in Three's Company John Ritrter, actor, was born on Septermber 17,1948. He died on September 11,2003, aged 54 In Brief Forget the tyranny of the clock and follow the calendar of life How Westminster is praying for pastoral renewal Ruth Gledhil looks at efforts by the Roman Catholic Church to reviffy itself Sunday Worship At your Service Ruth Gledhill Court Circular Forthcoming Marriages Marriage Latest Wells State Opening of Parliament Royal Engagements Dinners Changing the Guard That was the Social Week Tribute to Rescuers Personal Column Elizabeth Finn Trust Film premieres in London Deaths The Times Want to place a classified advertisement? Watkinson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dame Thora Hird memorial Multiple Classified Advertising Items Announcements Shirley Bassey gown auction Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Modern Times Philip Howard Tedious travel tapes, soporific picnics and awful toenails Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Readers Reply Court & Social Times Online Englishman who inspired L'Or?al with je ne sais quoi The Saturday Profile Ruthless culling of L'Oréal's portfollo of French brands and expansion of US names has transformed the company LA Fitness shapes up well for public life Unite yo On Other Pages CV: Linddsay-Owen-Jones Earl gives Sloane Ranger country a new look The Saturday Feature Chelsea's noble landowner is reviving his estate in what some critics have dubbed the 'Chainstore Massacer' Ur divisions A man for all seasons Cadogan High Society Des res in Chelsea Godogan Building an Estate CV: Earl Cad0gan TD Waterhouse Equity Prices Bank with the German economy in its grip SFI makes disposals to ease financial crisis De La Rue boost over Iraq notes Chancellor to urge WTO to resume failed negotiations Renault Talk of moving HQ aims to pressure judiciary Alizyme surges on positive drug trial Sandwich man gets his teeth into the Big Apple Canary Wharf or Xanadu? City Diary Boyle's law City Diary Bavarian bravura City Diary Dow's resilience should come as no real surprise Tempus Larger Capitalisation Shares Kpn, Bt Group, Xstrata, Exel Pointers Smaller Capitalisation Shares Tate & Lyle, Brambles, Stanley Leisure Pointers Eurotop Major Indices London Financial Futures The Week's Biggest Moves Bonds Dollar Rates Wall Street Pointers Musical chairs as EMI tries a different tune Time runs out of patience with its record label Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Will the song remain the; same for Brussels? Columbia House in talks on merger 'Vodafone stockholders siding with Westphalian thigh-slappers will enjoy only hollow satisfaction' Robert Cole Business Commentary Earls Court to gamble on future As London's Las Vegas Fluent in Finance Need to Know Global Business Briefing Results in Brief Monday That was the Week Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Dataday Look Ahead The earl who gave Sloane Ranger country a new look Baroness prospectus date Briefing Grasso successor sought Relief over hurricane cost 'Gatecrasher' EMI surges Commerzbank rises HoF leak investigation Argentina to act on debt Charts of the Day Deutsche threatens move to City Secret of African hair is uncovered Bid for Canary close as chairman prepares to back consortium L'Oréal to target black market-it's worth it Inside Radisson Enter our £10,000 competition for this year's… Have you been led a merry dance by energy companies? Mark Atherton on the broken promises of the power break-up Case Study Price Cuts Fail to Materialise Save the Planet and Cut your Power Bills Fidelity Investments The benefits of managing your finances on the… Inside Credit card warning for students In Brief Big savers Costly tax errors The Market Place Stock Watch Website of Hue Week Next Week Whine of the Week Lii MacAskill, from Vancouver, Canada, pipes up over her failure to get her money's worth Good Buy A-Z of Money Capital Gains NatWest Bad Buy Quotes Sam borrowers want it both ways Maximum deduction is guaranteed The flyer left high, dry and ?1 million out of pocket Retirement Savings Helen Nugent investigates another case of mis-selling and reports on the airline pilot landed with a jumbo problem How to Claim Compensation Barclays Positive chemistry in drugs game Share of the Montn Stella Shamoon provides her regular update on the performance of the portfolio Bank of Scotland Invest IT Direct Line Shares of the Month Why housebuilding shares miss the boom Picture Gallery Legal & General Pointers Staying afloat when working days are over Money MoT Revisited Alison Gibson talks to a pensioner adept at making a little go a long way Would you like a financial makeover? Barclays What the Experts Say The Seabrook Way to save The web is spinning its spell worldwide The Internet Christine Seib says that soon every home will need and have a computer The high street is given a poundig Banking in cyberspace is quicker and esier, and provides better value, says Christine Selb Halifax Life Policies Factfile Direct Line Perfect product to make savings Is card issuer liable for retailer error? A Question of Money Mark Atherton answer quries ao credit cards, pension aboroad and going Dutch with your savings First in Investment Trusts Marks & Spencer Life Search ZeroCharge Legal & General Halifax Free Top Funds Guide Art for art's sake Ceramics Clare Stewart reports on the huge prices that are expected in an important London, sale of the best of modern studio pieces The one account Insight Investment Halifax Lloyds TSB Money £ Acts Britannia Take a break and switch to blue chips Richad Miles Funds in Foucs Facifile Times Money Unit Turst and Open-Ended Investment Company Prices Services Fidelity Investments Merrill's gold bugs take a shine to copper Fund Profile Halifax Money Shop Mortgages Chelsea Building Society Links 'A Virgin Energy salesman who preyed on homes in London has gone to prison - energywatch is at last showing some spark' Lenders launch autumn credit card blitz Anne Ashworth and Joe Morgan say up t-to-limit borrowers are being targeted with more plastic 'Low-cost' trackers charge high fees Six-month fall in rental yields is halted Bank a mortgage deal on Bush Jupiter Milan-a handdbag gudie Weare United Inside Last Minute Flights Departure Board Route of the Week: Prague Book Ahead Deals of the Week Titan Litours The Best Deals Web of the Week The Travel Collection Your £ Abroad Follow that Star Mary Gold Explains how to Holiday like a Celebrity Brittany's bright young things Chloë Bryan-brown took her energetic toddler for an out-of season break-and survived We're absolutely nuts about Normandy Steve Keenan and crew enjoy an autumn break Qantas Need to Know Thomas Cook Take the Kids Chloë Bryan Brown's Guide to What's New for Families In Brief Travel News The Travel Collection Cheap flights going Scot-free Battle of the Budgets Budget carries fight for Caledonian routes, reports Tom Chesshyre Travel Online Voyages Jules Verne Iceland Hots up Cocoa Island blaze Trouble in Paradise Cyprus Paradise Clear Winner Warning over trouble spot Colombian Kidnaps Daisy bones up on air travel Jet-Set Dogs While frocks last: how to shop in Milan Lisa Armstorng offers a few tips for surviving italy's most stylish city Eurostar Hong Kong Just AA sk Swan Hellenic Westin If it's raining, wear a mini-skirt Voyages Jules Verne Need to Know Best place for an early inorning trunk call Safari out in the Wild Introducing a three-page special, Lisa Grainger explains why Zambia is the smart safan choice Eagle eyes of the expert guides Gateway Okavango Tours & Safaris Viking River Cruises at Noble Caledonia Sublime and spectacular, all at once From exciting bust walks to ramntic honeymoon idylls, Lisa grainger picks the ten best experiences in Zampia Safari out in the Wild Voyages Jules Verne European romance at fairy tale prices Going Bush Solitude on Safari Somak Adta Vo137 Africa Beautiful South Africa The Times Empire hidden in the desert Departures the Best New Holiday Ideas Voyages of Discovery Knocked for six by new airport fee Readers Forum Contact us Reader's Tip The real Middle-earth in all its glory As a spectacular Lord of the Rings exhibition opens in London, Caroline Hendrie explores the films' backdrops in New Zealnd Somak NEILSOn Need to Know Competition Austravel Play the wild rover in luxury Six of the Best Irish Retreats Trailfinders Travelbag 15% Discount with Ebookers.com Need to Know Revealed: confessions of a tree- hugger Survival Ray Mears shows kath Stathers now to live off the land when she joins him for a walk in darkest Sussex Ray conjures up images of ancestores living off the land. 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Byatt on… Alec Guinness Unmasked Exclusive extratcs from Piers Paul Paul Read's devastating biography Inside In this issue of Weekend Review, we publish the… An unkind heart The Actor's Life Behind his urbane manner, Alec Guinness was often a brutal husband, prey to 'lascivious thoughts', writes his biographer, Piers Paul Read Dangerous desires What's Not to like? David Gower is Drawn to the Wild Charms of David Shepherd's African Images Bosom pals in a cruel, cruel world Falling out Friendships between women provide a fraglle form of protection, observes Maureen Freely It's Always Waen You Need your Friend Most that She is Least Able to Help You The Times Classicist who captured the White House Military Mind Giles Whittell meets the hawkish academic calling the shots in Washington's war on terror War of words Bonhams Luxury bedding Sweaty on thel 19.05 Liddle at Large The leg-over situation in literature-let's be Frennch about it, says Rod Liddle Sex in British Fiction is Usually Euphemistic, Funny or Grimly Functional The Reason of Things Philosopher A C Grayling on Books and Booker Novels Privide the Opportunity to Peer into Experiences One Has Not Ha We drank and smoked I was one of her chaps We drank and smoked, I was one of her chaps Profile Roise Boycott Premebers Marthe Gellhorn Picture Gallery The white elephant that flew Nonfiction Simon Barnes Audubon's Elephant by Duff Hart-Davis Weidenfeld & Nicolson £18.99;192pp Isbn 0 297 82967 X Ireland's high priest of poetry Nonfiction Paul Muldon W. 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By A. S. Byatt He is Interested in Sudden Vision in Blurred Ink 5 Best Art Manchester Appassionata 5 Best Music Pericles: the comeback Theatre Benedict Nightgale on the Bard's 'Mouldy Tale' In our Nootless Age, his Search Has Resonance Classical Concerts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barbican Concerts Image of the Week Entertainments Royal Albert Hall St. John's Smith Square FilmFirst Free Cinema Tickets Whoopsie Honest vulgarity is returning to the East End. Emma Hartley welcomes back music hall 5 Best Theatre No guns? Shoot The western is back. But will we recognise it, asks lan Nathan Big Stories, Big Ambitions and Bigger Mats Aphiliated music 10 Best Films The Rep 26 Tabula Rasa Art in a cold climate What sends us to the other limits of our world?The dessire for stilness and space, thinks Sara Wheeler-virtues sealed in the ice of Antarctica Here the Values Driven out Ry Consumer Sociey are Preserved Disp@tches from the Home Front Big boys do cry The original Action Man revals a human heart to Tim Teeman When Life Sees You on the Floor It Says,'kick Him, Give Him Some More' Fruit of a long, hot summer Home- grown wine may be a joke no longer. Rose Shepherd meets a rising star Wines to watch Feather Report Derwent May Valley of the living dread Alan Garner's novel is rooted in ancient Cheshire landscapes. Erica Wagner feels the power If Certain Places Affected our Ancestors, why Should They Not Affect us now? Read on Rich Pickings Food-It; S the Stuff That's All around You This Jam Sauvage Has the Colour of a Good, Helathy, Black-Tempered Funk 32 Rock Steady Boulder thinking Designers are using stones agian; Mark Griffiths welcomes hard choices As Massive, Primordial Presences, Boulders are Indispensable Katherine Swift I Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief: Summer is over at Last. Am I Just Being Perverse? COUNTaX Multiple Display Advertising Items J. Parker Churchill's Stairlifts plc Simply Stairlifts Ladder Stabiliser Easybarrow. co. uk Multiple Display Advertising Items No tool like an old tool Antiques and traditional implements are the latest garden must-haves. But good looks are only part of their appeal. Rob Cassy goes shopping Where to find them Weekend Tips Planting partners Sir Cecil Beaton adored roses, John Piper knew his onions ... 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To only One Person at a Time Junk Medicine Don't Believe the Hype If it makes you happy Exclusive: the results of the most extensive investigation into wellbeing. More than 21,000 people in ten countries reveal what lifts their spirits. Simon Crompton reports Chasing the feel-good factor Sex and Alcohol Inside the Mind of a GP The Greeks a Pill for It The Side-Effects Ensure You See your Holiday Destination from the Lavatory Neovite Do help yourselves ladies Soaring sales of sex toys for women reflect moral and financial independence. And it feels good. 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