News from 31/01/2004
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Christina Hardyment, John McNamara, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, David Hatter, Nick Meo and Adam Fresco, Robert Cole, Donald C. Evans, Stella Duffy, Tom Fort, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Joan Broyden, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Cheif Ken Hom, Graeme Wilson, Jasper Rees, Peter Lansley, Peter Ludlow, Simon Hills, Joss Stone, Says Paul Koggart, Tom Solomon (Lecturer in Neurology), Mark Souster, Philip Triffitt, John Mulvey, Gym Mistress, Valerie Elliott and Stefanie Marsh, Dr Toby Murcott, Howard Rosen, Philip Howard, Major Galleries, Hilary Finch, Camilla Cavendish, Phillip Hodson, Tara Holmes, Christine Seib, James Bone, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Brian Pedley, Nic Hopkins, Dominic Wells, Clive Davis, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Anne Gatti, Stephen Grey, Elizabeth Judge, Kate Reardon, Carl Mortished, Patrick Barkham, Roger Maynard, John Bungey, Ask Aggie, Gren Gaskell, Thunderer, Giles Coren, Rosie Millard, Baby Carriers, Alastair Campbell, Sudi Picott, Antonia Senior, Stanley Henig, Mark Griffiths, Nancy Durrant, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, A. J. 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Grayling, Vinny Lee, Donald Hutera, Rob Cassy, Steve Keenan, Jad Adams, Lunchtime Fix, Katherine Swift, Anthony Browne, Anthony Gardner, Guy Clapperton, Steve Bird, Lucky Charms, Shirley English, Gary Jacob, Joe Morgan, Grainne Gilmore, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Dr Jane Collins, Dan Sabbagh, Nigel Williamson, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Adam Sherwin and Raymond Snoddy, Helen Monks, Robin Young, Stephen Farrell, Jo Morris, Oliver Wright Health Correspondent, Peter Hughes, Peter Smithers, Rose Shepherd, Glucosamine Sulphate, Screen Savers, Juliette Kellow, Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor's, Doug Sager, Roland Watson, Benedict Nightingale Chief Theatre Critic, Richard Lloyd Parry, Tina Gaudoin, Anne-Celine Jaeger, Paul Waring, Charles Bremner, Jill Turton, Ron Lewis, Celia Battersby, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Brian Keighley, Tim Teeman, Derwent May, Angela Jameson, Ivan Hewett, Peter Spiegl, Roger Scruton, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, Emma Peters, Peter Paphides, Mary Gold, Daniel McGrory, Jerome Burne, Oliver Kay, Luke Coppen, Christine Selb, Stephen Anderton, Junk Medicine, Ed Potton, Ronan McGreevy, Amber Cowan, Sarah Vine, Mark Atherton, Carl Markham, Tom Baldwin, Martyn Palmer, Chris Power, Jeffrey Podolsky Phil Knott, Sue Paterson, Cliff Richard and Ginseng, Dr Thomas Stuttaford and Hanna Betts, Sweaty Stuff, Ian Brunskill, Simon de Bruxelles, John Barnes, Rob Wright, Robert Carruthers, Strawberry Cheesecake, Amanda Platell, Brigitte Lacombe, AF, Gabriel Rozenberg, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Gary Parkinson, Nick Barlay, Raymond Keene, Ray Main, Ian Evans, Lewis Smith, Matthew Pryor, Rod Liddle, Dr Mark Walport, Amanda Bellan, Lorenzo Agius, Xan Rice, Peta Bee, Jeremy Page, Andrew G. 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ResumoSex and the City Returns Labour faces fight to win back trust Bush Quotes Cabinet minister calls on Blair to honour his manifesto pledges Cannibal jailed The unique pocket guide to What's on in London Kremlin warning Mobility is no frill The Times Today France from £95 Police policy is hazy over public smoking of cannabis Gilligan resigns with final blast against Hutton Christian Aid Julie Burchill News & Comment Business & Leisure Tele2 UK Communication Ltd The Magazine Weekend Review Body & Soul The Eye High earners will be hit hardest by fitness shake-up MPs to challenge Blair over Iraq intelligence Intel inside India speeds return of failed asylum-seekers Vitamin ban may be illegal, says judge Cannibal jailed but the hunger remains The case of Armin Meiwes has shocked Germany, but he could still be freed within four years, Roger Boyes reports House on the hill that sucked a village into its grim secrets Fujifilm Digital Police divided on when drug users are 'in public' Citroën Stage fright prompts TV detective to quit play 84? You're too old to buy jigsaw, woman told Thistle Hotels Möben Kitchens Picture Gallery Cheques blackmail plot man sectioned George Best in court after arrest for drink-driving X-Type Meningitis kills man rejected by hospital Leeds United player's rape case is dropped Pair freed in concrete body case Gascoigne saved No primary sex Murder remand Corrections E-mail was bad, wait for your phone to ring - and ring and ring Pig thefts raise fears that unfit pork is for sale Just AA sk PC World Taxman refuses to weather storm of late returns Disabled flyer proves wheelchair is no frill Marks & Spencer Cat's eyes will wink to warn motorists Prudential Bogus mothers used sick babied to smuggle drugs VW The woman who preyed on addicts for decoys Women shooters take aim at the masculine world of guns Dixons Humble pork pie seeks EU protection Footwear Problems By a Correspondent: Conman jailed for preying on prostitutes Inquiry into failings as Tube Killer faces life One left an adoring family, the other fled parental abuse and racism Volvo 'Perma-tan' Hain sees light at end of dark days The Leader of the Commons is ready to move forward on Lords reform, he tells Tom Baldwin The Link New Deal has failed young jobless, say Tories Nationwide Ruthless underworld hitman jailed for life Court picks new clan chief after 156 years Just AA sk Staples Drugs man is caught after going topless The Week that was Britain BT Next Week Cybarco It's murder and a mystery, but fiction it is not Forget the Miss Marple clichés, fear and raw grief stalk Furneux Pelham, reports Patrick Barkham Pulmo Bailly Courts Dyke serves tea but no sympathy for Campbell Mutinous employees acquire the taste for rebellion Audi The Advert The Supporters The Reaction Where will Andrew Gilligan began again? Return to newspapers beckons for Today reporter who sparked intelligence row, Ian Evans writes 'Hutton casts a chill over journalism' Time He has gone with honour, says Bell Homebase Trim tiger who preches at the Church of St Tony Earning cash for questions Corporation is resigned to more top-level changes Intel inside Children sleep easier now, Cherie reveals Chez nous How did the intelligence agencies get their information so wrong on Iraq? As pressure mounts for an inquiry, Roland Watson in Washington sifts through the flawed surveillance that sent the US-led coalition into war Nationwide The Week that was the World Maplin Electronics Next Week Orbis Chirac's heir-apparent convicted of corruption The President may lose Alain Juppé, his political 'son', in a scandal that has shaken Paris, Charles Bremner reports The 'unloved machine' at centre of political web SAGA Mobile Technology Good looks that mask grief of a presidential candidate John Edwards refuses to discuss the death of his teenage son, Tim Reid reports from Columbia, South Carolina Dell Super Bowl fans to honour shuttle disaster families Barclays Fluent in Finance Dr Dave opts for alternative to control and delete Moscow audit sounds warning for Chelsea boss Speculation grows that Russian tycoon may be Kremlin's next target, Jeremy Page reports from Moscow Billionaire's Assets By Our Foreign Staff: Russian forces plan nuclear war games Corus hotels Fears in Europe over dictatorship by the 'big three' Monarch Scheduled Orphan who cut his teeth on oil India promises to free British arms smuggler A former soldier is to be released four years after his co-accused, report Nick Meo and Adam Fresco Cave woman is found but still lost for a name Ford Motor Company Ltd Where have all the young Japanese men gone? One million recluses are threatening the foundations of society Ford Cosmologist jailed for graffiti in sky Saddam's spiderhole becomes focal point for revenage attacks Mbeki can seize white farms under new law US congressmen to visit Iran as thaw sets in The Times Bid to save Bobby Sands street Dance BT Carrie On girls turn the heat up to beige ArtsFirst The Times Arts First card offers a range of arts promotions. Apply online at www.timesonline.co.uk/artsfirst Pop Still mellow, still yellow. folk troubadour… Dancing in Seventh heaven Malta Gozo Comino The Sunday Times Sentimental claptrap wins the argument The Mayhew Animal Home Why have the middle aged got so stupidly middle-brow? How I shall miss Frasier's Friends and the City English has a party-warty as India prepones her nabbing of our language Tune in, drop out: the BBC must ditch its commercial itch Shades of grey would have been better than whitewash for Blair The Need to Know A fully inquiry into intelligence on Iraq is required Yellow Card The Kremlin warns Abramovich and the oligarchs Hoon next? In the footlights of Campbell, Tebbit and Gladstone Faults and future of the Bbc in wake of Hutton report Top-up fees vote With the best will The Times Welsh NHS progress under question Bishops and poverty Expert knowledge Chop chop Medical research using animals What's in a name? Prompt from the wings The Weather The Times Crossword Flybmi.com Paul Simons Weather Eye Alastair Campbell Harassment of family brings out fighting spirit in Ferguson Chanel for Men Giles Smith Olympic Dreams Inside Cut above average for Howard deal agents My a list has room for Hutton (Sir Len, obviously) Cricket is in but sumo and surfing may struggle in the search for the greatest champion off all The Sunday Times Sports in Contention The Rudder Gone with the Wind Out of Africa The Jerk And Another Thing Jan Ullrich Lydon moving up in the pecking order Gay video thrills of baseball star lead to pitch for forgiveness Magic Sponge The Sunday Times Eriksson stealing January's only joy United inquiries welcome—never mind the motive Sold Rest in peace, George, we've finally had enough of your Best behaviour Mick Hume says it's time to admit the United legend really died 30 years ago The Key Questions Posed by Magnier and McManus England line up Japan and Iceland Boa Morte makes racial abuse claim Parker stung by Curbishley's parting shots By Our Sports Staff: Carr waits for call as time runs out Arrival of the gypsy king allows Arsenal to bask in the afterglow of a job well done Keegan targets Van Buyten to bolster fragile defence By Our Sports Staff: Hasselbaink charged over Cup incident Window closing on McClaren's quest for Viduka Your Premiership weekend guide Cameroon put case for African defences The Fink Tank Reports from the Football Laboratory Bet your Life Jonathan Rendall The Betting Challenge The Fink Tank Predictor The Times Manager's self-belief central to success Liverpool may have to settle for derby draw Sports Book Yakubu and Babayaro sent home after night out African Nations Cup How They Stand Toyota Weekend's Main Fixtures Nationwide League How They Stand in Scotland Nationwide Conference Philip made central to prospects of club and country Heineken Cup Dominguez seals Leicester's fate Wilkinson likely to miss Six Nations start Bath and Saracens confident of overturning deficits Parker Pen Challenge Cup Final Table Wasps boosted by Dallaglio Who's in, Who's out Full guide to a decisive weekend Pool Four Pool Six Pool Rules Pool Thrb Pool Five Montgomerie lapse sours second good day for Bjorn Golf Eastman suffering from ring rust Boxing PGA Leaders after Two Rounds Alexander leads Loughborough rout Hockey Goulding pleased to be putting buzz back into Hornets Rugby League Christopher Irvine on a controversial character turning over another new leaf at Rochdale Personality Clashes Carolina call on their team spirit as running battle looms American Football Super Bowl Steel yourself for a most pleasant surprise on the ice Travelling Fan How It Rated Super XXXVIII Bowl Times Test Lone star Federer worries rivals with Ms ability to look after No 1 Tennis Take Tiutchev to continue Ascot Chase domination Ascot William Hill Doncaster Picture Gallery Racing next Week Arm Chair Investor Ballybrophy putting Sherwood back on the map Ayr Lingfield Park Uttoxeter Hennessy saga rumbles on Yesterday's Results Ladbrokes Eleven march on to Athens but one falls by the wayside Hotshot Faulds aiming high again as he sets sights on successful title defence Owen mourns the loss of a burgeoning career Olympic champions Medal Prospects 50-50 to Mme the Britain Team Outsiders to Make the Squad … and One for 2008 Tottenham's stock continues to fall while chaos reigns Brian Glanville this Football Life McRae to defy Dakar bandits Joyon speeds up Alcott target White hope Weekend Fixtures On Fridays Passim Shot Clough Breaks the £1 Million Barrier The Results Service Snow Reports Lifestyles RMC Send No Money now! 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Kaye Daughter of the Raj who used her experience of life in the Empire to create her romantic bestseller The Far Pavilions Hedi Stadlen Dauntless Austrian émigrée who campaigned on liberal issue and supported music as the wife of the pianist Pater Stadlen Faith the New Creed of Compassion Court Circular Forthcoming Marriages Today's Royal Engagements Changing the Guard Memorial Service Appointment Dinners That was the Social Week From Our Own Correspondent: Thirteen Miles up Bums Night celebrated The Stage's annual party Personal Column Whitbread Book Award ceremony Around the galleries Shipshape Personal Column Hackney gala London celebrates Chinese new year in Trafalgar Square The Times Trustee Acts Modern Times Philip Howard Birthday botheration, standing easy and the pay-as-you-party system The Times The Sunday Times Court & Social The Times In Brief The Faith Page We have to face the fact: we must remember our future The new creed of the compassionate crowd Patrick West looks at how, in our post-Christian age, communal gatherings have become a substitute for organised religion Sunday Worship At your Service Tara Holmes Scaroni lifts the veil on split with BAE The Saturday Unit-Linked Insurance Investments CV: Paolo Scaroni On Other Pages When in Rome, start with anew philosophy Small player stakes all on a flat new world Leo Lewis reports from Tokyo on Sharp's latest wager for high returns The Times The eccentric Japanese inventor A business boost through publicity Young Enterprise Gadgets that we really could live without BBC exit may hit ITV chief City Diary Easy listening Eddie'll fix it The man from Grimsby triumps in Gdansk The Briton building a Baltic port has even more visionary plans, writes Carl Mortished Anew role for the old industrial peacemaker Disputes in Acas's History The Times History of struggle for jewel of the Baltic Ministry delays blamed for VT job cuts Film studios prepare to woo Pixar for contract Dixons chief goes in management shake-up BA and BAA in compensation talks after snow disturbs Heathrow flights The Price of Being Grounded Customers still with us, Adecco says as shares jump Whittard is given grounds for cheer Maiden's profits hit by mid-year trading slump Civica leads new wave of IT floats National Express scoops Liverpool Street deal Fair-trade coffee brand to launch ?5m share offer Guarantee Wins a following Spy in the sky to catch car accident fraudsters Italian reassurance on Parmalat becomes all Greek to British ears Minister Michele Vietti promoting Italy's new laws on governance Ethics are for long-term investors Using any means to detect insurance lies The Times Sale of Aberdeen property arm back on agenda Banking & Finance Lions International Allied Domecq clears its headache with scotch, tequila and gin Tempus Larger Capitalisaiion Shares Dixons, Kingfisher, Gus, Amvescap Pointers Smaller Capitalisation Shares Bookham Technology, Visunk, Hit Entertainment Pointers Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates The Week's Biggest Moves Bonds Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues Ftse Volumes Wall Street 'If non-executive directors' resignations are to serve any purpose, they need to be noisy' Consumer credit grows at slowest rate in seven years Recommended Offer Friends Provident reports rise in its new business US economy slows to 4%, easing fears of rate rise City hopes raised as court clears ITV merger Fat cheque from Japan for UK biotech's obesity pill Need to Know Global Business Briefing Results in Brief Picture Gallery That was the Week Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Dataday BAE director tells of exit Cafédirect to float BA seeks snow redress Consumer lending slows Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the Day Flybe.com Northern Rock loans fuel debt fears Welcome to my big fat Asian wedding Stats chief admits pension figures are wrong Insurers use spy in the sky to catch out dodgy claimants Inside Transfer Trikery A clean sweep for supermarket finance? Christine Seib asks whether you should fill your trolley with loans, insurance and savings schemes from your favourite grocer Factfile Fidelity Investment Inside Energy debt barrier removed In Brieg Penrose plea Savers beware The Market Place Stockwatch Website of the Week The Week Ahead Whine of the Week Cater Allen Private Bank Good Buy A-Z of Money Tax Havens Abbey Bad Buy Quotes Credit cloud looms over all my family Foreign workers receive a frosty reception Alison Gibson reports on the hurdles an Australian faced when trying to open a bank account Over-65s pay heavy penalty for travel cover Barclays Fluent in Finance New Star Investment Funds Limited Golf course in the sun beckons Alison Gibson revisits a man who has expanded his property portfolio F&C Management Limited What the Experts Say MBNA Andy's Response Success: proof is in the pudding Elizabeth Judge discovers a delicious dessert that is fast making a name for itself on retailers' shelves Survival Tips Artemis The Profit Huncer Oneday Baillie Gifford How to get your hands on some free cash Paula Hawkins continues her guide to regaining your financial health by March with a look at loan and credit card deals Framlington Borrowing for Beginners LifePolicies Society fat cats get too much pay, says doctor Mark Atherton reports on a growing campaign to reduce top salaries at a modest mutual Factfile Halifax Multiple Display Advertising Items Direct Line Picture Gallery The Times Smoking could boost your pension Mark Atherton provides answers to more readers' questions Intelligent Finance ISIS Britannia How to go quote-busting Cutting the cost of your premiums is easy, says Helen Pridham. Just follow our 10-point guide to playing the system in search of cheaper insurance cover Marks & Spencer Newton The Power of Iedas Dynamic pricing means that timing is everything Beat the System Aberdeen Endowment buyers range at arbitrary cutoff date for mis-selling Christine Seib reports on the plight of people who bought endowment-linked mortgages before the Financial Services Act Scottish Widows Endowment Action Plan Excite a little interest Alex Hawkes urges savers to shun their poor-paying current accounts The Times Factfile Henderson TD Waterhouse The magic of Murano glass Virginia Blackburn explains the unique beauty of this exceptional and historical Venetian product Barclays What to Buy and where Call in the consultants Bank shares will soon be running short of interest Picture Gallery Zurich Chelsea Building Society South West shines through Legal & General Pointers Rose should keep Tokyo fund in full bloom Richard Miles Fund Profile Times Money Unit Trust and Open-Ended Investment… Fidelity Investments Fundfile Money Stop FSA It seems that size does matter after all Halifax Cheapest Level Term Assurance Best With Profits Personal Pension Unit Trust Funds over five years Investment Trusts over five years Pension Annuities 'The directors know that their own futures are comfortable' Shortfalls in endowments will hit 80% of homebuyers Antonia Senlor reports on this week's shock disclosures to government investigation US gangs target UK cardholders in new scam Jupiter Aman in India Belgium's new groove Princess Cruises Jo'burg Revival Inside Follow that Star Last-Minute Flights Route of the Week Book Ahead Deals of the Week Gateway Holidays VJV British Isles The Best Deals Multiple Display Advertising Items Short-Haul Long-Haul Web of the Week Thomas Cook Signature Your £ Abroad Follow that Star Johannesberg finally gets its act together Africa Winter Sun It used to be Cape Town's poor relation—but smart hotels and a revitalised downtown are giving the city a new image. Lucia van der Post reports CT2 Holidays South African Airways Planet Holidays Travelsphere Make the Most of Jo'burg Picture Gallery Far East top hot spot in spite of bird flu Long-Haul Report Outbreak fails to deter 'pragmatic' British travellers to Malaysia, Hong Kong and Singapore. Tom Chesshyre reports Travel News Luxury Holidays The Travel Collection Trains beat planes for families Eurostar is now cheaper than flying to paris, says Tom Chesshyre Simply Travel Eurostar Tapestry Holidays Carolina Checking in Thistle Hotel Charing Cross, London Wc2 The Times In Brief You're Joking Timesonline Off you go dear, I'll just sit here in the sun Daniel Finkelstein hates sailing, but the loves sailing holidays. Why? Because they keep his wife and two sons extremely happy… Take the Kids Chloe Bryan-Brown's Guide to What's New for Families Clubs Classic Traveller Need to Know VJV Costa The Times Where history meets hip-hop head on Belgium Antwerp and Ghent Stephen Grey found a vibrant nighclub and shopping scene in the medieval of two of Belglum's finest cities Simply Travel The Travel Collection Exclusively Online Get the Best out of Belgium Viking River Cruises at Noble Caledonia Go mad in Ghent Wind of change blows in Rajasthan India Rajasthan's Revival Aman's new hotels will shake up the rest, says Louise Nicholson Intercontinental CTS Horizons Simply Travel Travelsphere Manos Greaves Travel Limited India Rajasthan's Revival Noble Caledonia Limited Splendid palaces of the princes Six of the Best Rajast Hotels Seven Seas Cruises Cox & Kings Spitsbergen Expedition Cruise Competition Up-and-coming, affordable Andorra An increasing number of Britons are buying into this tiny nation nestled in the Pyrenees. 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Trevor Fishlock salutes the creatures great and small which helped build the British Empire Arctic Adventure How to stop the world falling round your ears Ever get that sinking feeling? Nothing going right? Dogged by bad luck? Now a psychologist claims to be able to banish misfortune scientifically-but you must feel lucky. By Giles Whittell She's Unlucky in Love and Had Terrible Trouble with her House, Which Fell, down, and her Cars, Which Fall Apart There goes the neighbourhood When the creators of The Sims put the games online they aimed to build a thriving virtual community-but no one reckoned on 'the griefers. ' Peter Ludlow reports Groups of Grefers Formed 'Mafias' Which Would Demand Currency The Times Pc Bridge 1, Football 0 The African Nations Cup is a showcase, says the Bbc, Yes, says Rod Liddle, but not for sport Africans Want Broadcasters to Tell the Truth about their Continent The Reason of Things Bush Inc Black is the new white What if the ruling class and the underdog swapped colours? The novelist Malorie Blackman has let her imagination run wild, writes Amanda Craig The Times Inter Alia Machiavelli in a ten-gallon hat Nonfiction Raymond Seitz American Dynasty: Aristocracy, Fortune and the Polltics of Decelt in the House of Bush by Kevin Phillips Allen Lane £18.99;288pp Isbn 0 713 99746 X Rumble in the tundra Nonfiction Iam Brunskill Bobby Fischer Goes to War by David Edmonds and John Eidinow Faber £14.99;302pp Isbn 0 571 21411 8 Brother and sister act Fiction Jane Shilling Brother and Sister by Joanna Trollop Bloomsbury £16.99;320pp Isbn 0 74757 043 4 Tired of your life? 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Chris Campling is only slightly envious The New Musical Express Hand Some of the Biggest Egos in Pop Journalism The bridgewater Hall Fairy liquid What was it about Degas' masterpiece L'Absinthe that so outraged fin de siecle London, asks Jad Adams. The realism Or the vile green concoction in the glass? Classic FM Playhouse The Times Funny business Comedy sells, and actors who raise a laugh can reap huge salaries, says Charles Gant A Hit Comedy Can Accommodate a Whopping Fee and Still Turn a Profit Gods and monsters Accountants have no place in heaven, Wagner believed. So what would this musical giant say to a world ruled by cost-benefit analysis? By Roger Scruton Wagner's Art is so Enthralling because It Shows Man as his Own Redeemer This week The Best of the Arts Chosen by the Times Team of Critcs Image of the Week Picture Gallery Art Galleries RG Raymond Gubbey presents Dralion Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Customer Service Called to account Michael Holroyd is delighted to have a large cheque to pay in at his bank. So why is the woman behind the glass so suspicious? The Cashier Looked at It, Looked at Me, and Said:'where Did You Get this?' Picture Gallery White collar girls Fancy a little light clerical work before marriage? Maureen Freely on the feminisation of the office Disp@tches from the Home Front The Transatlantic Conversations of Two Sisters Buried Treasure The man who walked like thunder 'I have come looking for you again. ' Owen Sheers' search for his great great uncle took him from the besement of the Bodleian library to the plains of Africa. There he found a love story One Man at the Head of your Grave Blew Long, Low Notes on an Impala Horn Feather Report Foray close to home Shiitake, oyster, morel it's mushroom heaven these days and now you can grow your own. On a log. Brian Pedley reports Out There Tom Fort The Salmon's Route is as Hazardous as that to Mordor Coopers of Stortford Tricks of the Trade As time goes by The sundial is enjoying a renaissance-as a precision timepiece and an elegant garden sculpture. Anne Gatti visits dial-maker David Harber The Moment the Sue Comes out They Talk to You, Tell You the Time in Different Ways Sundial mottoes, traditional and modern Katherine Swift In a Week the House May Be Filled with the Heavenly Scent of Orange Blossom Churchill's Stairlifts Ladder Stabiliser Churchills Relaxchair Thomas Sanderson Classic Good Looks Coopers of Storford Digging on the web How do I prune a bay tree, mow a new lawn, treat a rose? Rob Cassy tests the online experts, while Sarah Vine gets the full Crocus treatment SV: 'Help, need garden now' Weekend Tips Let's twist again Two familar climbers prove there is life beyond the pale. Mark Griffiths explains Hugh Palmer J. 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