News from 12/09/2004
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The girl who returned to inferno Secret of Sir Mark Thatcher's riches: selling oil to Zimbabwe Insight Contents Kuoni Contents No 10 aide blows lid on Blair-Brown feud Contents The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Outsells All Rivals The Funday Times Contents University Guide Contents Nationwide Blair plans big state pension boost Zealots made to call off 9/11 'celebration' Anti-hunt MPs muster in fight for faster ban Contents Spider-Man 2: David Chick of Fathers 4 Justice clings … Saved: the dazed little girl who seemed doomed when … Iraqi billionaire bids to take Leeds backs to football big time Icv1 Contents Bard comes back for More NEC Jobless steered onto the sick list Mortimer had secret love child with Wendy Craig Hurricane toll rises in Jamaica Correction George Galloway Mp PC World Revealed: Thatcher's pot of gold Insight Mercedes-Benz Court lets couple keep the twins who have five parents Rugby hero to give fortune to charity British troops are go with a Thunderbirds airship Prescott urges councils to find land for gypsies Alliance Leicester Tesco Feng shui on top, please Sorrell triumphs in takeover fight for US ad firm GE Animal activists put children on hitlist Multiple Display Advertising Items Penthouse? The posh erotic set aren't playing Ford Pony club puts bite on Cherie's big party It doesn't pay to go to some universities Multiple Display Advertising Items Warning on 'fun' scans for babies Foreign Office doubts on Visa 'witch-hunt' Second home is new bade of affluence Mitsubishi Motors We're All Best Friends, Honest Ministers played down Alan Milburn's return last week, claiming stories of rifts were a myth. Don't be fooled, say David Cracknell, Andrew Porter and David Smith. His appointment marks a key power shift Roberts Radio Re-Invented Two big beasts, but it's only Gordon that frightens … Former No 10 aide Derek Scott tells Martin Ivens of the Blair-Brown rift Diesel Car TB-GBs: How they line up Nationwide This is the man behidn one of Britain's worst health scares. His claim that MMR was linked to autism has been debunked. Now experts must repair the damage done Last night of the maestro who hit a wrong note Profile Labour is rewarding shirkers and punishing the prudent Subaru When war is justified Marston Hotels Blair's fear of Brown Comfort blanked for the chattering classes Picture Gallery Tony's finally anointed his heir—and it's not Gordon Labour MP Tony Clarke, 41, has denied he was once Battle sacar reveals livelier side of cabinet quitter Smith Atticvs Soames puts tanks on Howard's lawn over Tory defence cuts Atticvs Reshuffle spares Mandy a showdown with Mike Atticvs Lib Dem MP Norman Baker would like to know how We preach baby worship but practice baby farming Piers Merchand, who quit as a Tory MP after being You can't fault Africa's internet conment for failing Mortgages for Business Beslan defies understanding Fiat Points Let's vote on hunt Birthdays The Sunday Times Tories need fresh leader and policies Deadly Trade Lack of Doctors I'll Give You 'right-To-Roam' Why town and country are to war A babn on foxhunting will finally be put before MPs this week. And next Sunday townies win the right to roam. Richard Woods and Jonathan Leake on the battle for the countryside (round three) Guide to the Battle Lines BT Iraqi police in killing of army hero Briton allowed … Esso Wallets Saddam's ally switches sides Multiple Display Advertising Items Bush's moles dig for victory Contents Adieu guilt,'allow French gilded youth A Class of its Own Cavers conquer 'bottom of Earth' How a repressed village misfit became the butcher The conversion of an awkward youth into a fanatical killer reveals Russia's larger war, report Mark Franchetti and Matthew Campbell in Beslan Dixons Massacre Stokes the Fires of Ethnic Warfare Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Today's weather Toyota Abortion film wins Venice prize News in Brief Olympic parade Child leukaemia linked to power lines EU rebate battle Minister's nuclear warning to Korea Two tickets split £4.7m Lotto jackpot Anti-salt campaign US soldier jailed Chirac shrugs off bad smell of Grocerygate Shoot back: Arnie woos Hollywood movie exiles Labour lies we can't take, but not sanctimony There have been more elegant putdowns, but Greg Dyke's Vauxhall Bacall's lost war with celebrity Och aye, the Scots know all about bias He is clearly guilty Contents Beckham: I'm no has-been Contents Football Shorts Football tales from The tales. . The Sunday Times Viduka's goals leave Bruce travel-weary Fulham fury over Gunners Leeds ensure an unhappy return for Reid Contents Rampant Garcia has content kop in raptures Unlucky Chelsea nobbled by Styles Red Koogs Celtic tune up for Barca Coca-Cola Championship Shearer fillip for Souness Holloway strikes back Stewart grabs hat-trick Tudgay strike secures points for Derby Palace face a battle royal Last-ditch United ride their luck Coca-Cola League Everton survive after Cahill is sent off Jones: We won't panic Davenport's deft debut Abbott's treble strike boosts Huddersfield Mazda Sven's grumpy young men We should not let a night of petulant behaviour from, the team spoil the emergence of yet another exciting young talent 'Eriksson is blessed and burdened by his choices' Net gains for Euell The Charlton star faces Southampion tomorrow knowing where his priorities lie following the death of his daughter Thomas the flank engine Danish captain Thomas Helveg arrives at White Hart Lane today ready to spoil the Spurs party as Norwich seek a first league win, reports, Andrew Longmore The Sunday Times Target for Gunner Gilbert Arsenal's Brazlian midfielder has fond memories of his last encounter with PSV and relishes Tuesday's match Bmibaby British clubs in the Champions League Thrill of the Nou He spent seven years at Celtic, but now Henrik Larsson is plotting their downfall with Barcelona on Tuesday Barclays Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures British clubs in Uefa Cup action Middle East United Taking on Newcastle in the Uefa Cup this week is Bne Sakhnin's reward for being the first Arab side to win the Isreali Cup. Shaul Adar reports on an inspiring success story Barclays How Beckham was bought for peanuts Real Madrid wanted the world's most reconisable player and were ready to pay a fortune to get their man. They couldn't believe their luck when United named their price The Sunday Times England captain puts Owen in shade England's brave World Cup warriors The top 10 Petulant footballers Roy Keane 3 Alex Nyarke 4 Alen Boksic Book of the week An Englishman Abroad By Phil Ball, Ebury Press, £10.99 5 Eric Cantona 6 Stefan Effenberg 7 Luis Figo Pierre van Hooijdonk 9 Billy Bremner 10 Fernando Redondo DVD of the week History of Cricket Green Umberlla, £14.99 60 seconds in sport With England cricket captain Michael Vaughan at the ICC Champions Trophy Rome is where the heart is Paolo Di Canio, hailed like a Roman conqueror on his return to Lazio, faces his first test back in Serie a at Sampdoria today United tried to tap me up The Sunday Times Kings of the World Sir Clive Woodward on how perfect prepartion and the pain of defeat in 1999 proved the cataluysts for the England rugby teams' unformgettable 2003 World Cup triumph, a victory he had dreamed about for yearsd As the ball sailed through the air, the trials and … England's Zigzag pattern to World Cup glory Contents Nigel Botherway beams in from planet rugby Rugby Shorts Gilbert Separated at birth The Sunday Times Ready to Sparkle Steve Diamond could be the man to end years of underachieving at his new club Saracens, starting against Worcester today Super seven from Sale Fabulous Falcons flood Bath Hanley brace leaves Wasps reeling Ellis dazzles for Tigers Brown rises to occasion Mighty Saints hit Quins for six Europe's Iron man Bernhard Langer bridles at the suggestion that he is a seterotypical German, but admits that he is proud of his work ethic 'The Americans are standing with their chins on the floor. Fantastis' Great victories, bitter defeats: for 20 memorable years I experienced every emotion in the Ryder Cup Contents One day too many for fans The win was predictable enough, but after a summer of success why did only 200 spectators turn up ti see it? The Sunday Times Ganguly far too hot for Kenya to handle With a world-class batting line-up, India always looked certain to have too much ammunition for a lightweight Kenya, and so it proved, reports Ivo Tennant ICC Champions Trophy fixtures England's big catch It's been a long wait, but in Paul Collingwood England have finally found a fielder to live with the best, By Simon Wilde Air-Berlin Smith wants some calm Sussex struggle to stay afloat Cricket scoreboards Ebookers Croft inspires Glamorgan Rhodes fires rescue act Koenig is key Cricket round up Kuznetsova the teen queen of New York Barry Flatman sees Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova beat fellow countrywoman Elena Dementieva in straight sets, 6-3 7-5, in the US Open women's final Roger and out for Henman Tim Henman was brushed aside 6-3 6-4 6-4 by Roger Federer in their US Open semi-final clash last night Murray keeps cool to charge into boys' final at US Open The 17-year-old British tennis hope hales to lose but kept his temper in check to be one match away from a famours junior grand slam win Endangered Tigers grab lifeline through Maloney Sports round-up Results round-up Today's racing Fixtures Golf Rugby Union Cycling Motorcycling Rugby League Fixtures Bowls Motor Racing Racing Picture Gallery Equestrianism This Week Azamour rewards daring Kinane Hot favourite Doyen flops in the Irish Champion Stakes, allowing Mick Kinane to execute his plan to perfection McEvoy uses Law's force to capture Leger The Australian jockey is forced to throw his game plan away, but still gains a brilliant front-running success on Rule Of Law at Doncaster, writes Tim Richards Barrichello happy to be running on empty The Brazilian's fuel strategy paid off to put Michael Schumacher in the shade ahead of today's Italian Grand Prix The Sunday Times Today's grid The Times Caught in time Great Britain & Ireland Ryder Cup team, 1971 Sport Letters Questions answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Heroes' England rugby union legend Jason Leonard on Multiple Display Advertising Items Sport on TV Don't miss this England revolution is overdue Vauxhall Relish Ryder Cup, but don't bet on it Payday for Williams Contents Outrage over Sainsbury's £4m payoff to Davis Soaring steel propels corus into first profit Speculators hijack oil market Special Report Prices have been forced up unnecessarily as investment banks and hedge funds join the black gold rush' Robert Winnett reports Charcol Housing crisis to deepen as builders down tools Reuben brothers plot a £2bn offer for Chelsfield Contents Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Northern move to block HBOS Burden of income tax to rise by £10bn Partypoker shuffles its cards for a float Reality cash. . . RDF Media, the production company TUC faces split on offshoring issue Business Digest Amadeus and Lastminute drop out of Ebookers race Labour calls for emission trading to curb airlines Benchmark gets $375m for fund Disgraced Amvescap to slash dividend and sue brokers Matalan chief's ultimatum Handset shortage could delay Vodafone launch Minerva sale: bank offers £1bn finance BAE sale waits on UK ships summit Flybe Blair's man gets key job at UBS Hats off to JP's all or nothing attitude at Glaxo The burden of Brown is a taxing matter Economic Outlook Drugs don't work Sainsbury's plight A fighting chance Bush or Kerry? Here's what history tells us Tycoons at War Who Will Win Wentworth? Flybe BT Buy Admiral shares or you'll need insurance Henry Engelhardt's high-spirited, if eccentric approach to running the insurance firm has paid off—not least for staff in line for £37,000 windfalls Vital Statistics Multiple Display Advertising Items Henry Engelhardt's Working Day Working Space Women take one step forward and one back It has been a thoroughly confusing week for theories about how women are doing in business. Louise Armitstead reports Amvescap picks up the pieces after $450m fine Fund manager plans a relaunch after improper trading BT City men fight extradition on Enron charges The fate of three Britons linked with Enron's finance chief is a test case of a new law. By John Waples The Net Closes on Wall Street Compass vows profit warning will be one-off Chief executive Mike Bailey blames rising costs as he serves a shock to investors, writes Matthew Goodman The Sunday Times Sorrell tipped to win battle for Grey Global WPP may have beaten off French and American rivals for the adglant. Report by Dominic O'Connell Centrica's generation game Now that he has sold off the AA, Sir Roy Gardner outlines his vision for the future of the energy group to Lucinda Keremeny Magic Kingdom needs new ruler Michael Eisner's resignation could spark off a new round of blood-letting at Disney Dell IBM Cazenove's US deal goes into the end game After Lehman's exit, JP Morgan looks set to clinch the City's blue blooded broker Football coaches train executives Matthew Goodman on how soccer coaching skills can score in boardrooms BHS goes upmarket in fashion battle Philip Green is spending £25m on the high-street chain in an effort to boost sales M&S beefs up clothes team All change at the top as Kate Bostock defects from Asda BT Multiple Display Advertising Items BA sells Qantas stake to build war chest The airline has sold shares worth £425m to fund a new strategy of takeovers abroad Costs force firms to flee US stock market Regulation and the weakness of the dollar are driving foreign firms out Telewest Business Experts think Big is not so beautiful Judgement Day: Should You Buy Shares in Big Food Group? Compass share price drops 25% The Week that was Business on the Box The Week Ahead Quote of the Week World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Financing expansion without giving up control of the firm Growing your Business The final part of our series explains why turning to venture capital should be a last resort Is your business growing rapidly? Todd Enterprises Useful Websites Breaking up is hard to do How to Divorce your business partner Staff Holiday Entitlements The Sunday Times The best way of buying out a competitor The Business Doctor Kingston Smith Motorbike ride inspired idea for job service How I Made It Robbie Cowling founder of Jobserve Forget the sun and sand: go on holiday to the job of your dreams Idea of the Week Xerox Start the day with a bout of networking Business Tools Business Network International Let it rain conferences Riviera, a Torquay conference and leisure centre, needs to attracts bigger events if it is to shake off its dependence on council grants, reports Fiona Terry What the Experts Say The Sunday Times Progress Report X-Type Another own goal scored by Gilbert? Prufrock Broncos are bucked Kilroy-Silk or bust for UKIP Philip Green may be one of Britain's best retail tycoon Invensys furious over Merrill Lynch sell note Emblaze Systems Picture Gallery Market Mole Contents Article Withdrawn How to claim compensation Base rate on hold News in Brief Contents MPs fight taxman Footsie falls but hopes grow of a rally Fidelity Investments Simpler tax—good for savers, bad for advisers Multiple Display Advertising Items Negative thinking Car cover for one costs more than for a couple A Question of Money Each week Diana Wrights sorts out readers' financial problems Compass chiefs buy as shares go south Directors' Deals Contents Experts pin hopes on autumn rally The adage that you should sell in May and reinvest in September could be right this year, writes Alicia Wyllie Multiple Display Advertising Items Fund hit as rising star quits Fundwatch Lenders hike fees by £150m a year Mortgage firms stand accused of raising their charges to keep headline interest rates low Experts warn that costly mortgage cover could be useless Multiple Display Advertising Items Millions more pay higher-rate tax More than 4m people could be paying the top rate by the end of a third Labour term, writes David Budworth How to Shelter your Money from the Taxman Multiple Display Advertising Items PR Consultant Thinks the Higher-Rate Threshold is Too Low Contents Small firms can help you beat the Revenue Contents Hope for victims of closed pensions Labour could be forced to pay billions in compensation if an enquiry into wound-up schems goes ahead Multiple Display Advertising Items Pick up a good annuity while you can Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Why I will be paying a visit to a firm I own My Diy Pension Multiple Display Advertising Items Barclays raises its account charges Olympic heroine battles students debt Fame and Fortune Badminton silver medallits Gail Emms is keen to save more, but she still has to pay off her university loan NatWest Watchdog issues warning on schemes sold to protects heirs People who were sold whole-of-life policies, often to cover death duties, now face big hikes in premiums, writes Jessica Bown Contents Give me a hint, Gordon! Heard the on about the PM who didn't know what was going the budget? Derek Scott Contents Radisson Edwardian Hotels Brownies and Blairites: The Cast of Characters for a Downing Street Dust-Up My brief life as a Stepford Wife Women are being seduced back into housewifery. Amanda Craig spent a week giving her husband all a man could possible want Apple's a peach, but I'm at snapping point In a rare interview Gwyneth Paltrow tells Donna Freydkin about motherhood, two girdless and the paparazzi Say no to a nanny nation Now blog this: the new voices running the election The doctors are out to get me Murderns that paint a picture of our times Justice? The jury system's a joke—that's why I walked out How team Bush took an airbrush The public swallowed a story of the wayward president's son who cleaned up his act to take his place in the White House. Kitty Kelley exposes what really lurks in George W Bush's past Renault Birth Pangs of the Twins with a Family Weakness Chilly heart of a political marriage under strain Multiple Classified Advertising Items Just a few late regrets from the Britghton bomber Twenty years ago this week Patrick Magee set the bomb that nearly killed Margaret Thatcher and her cabinet Multiple Classified Advertising Items Killer Heels A bloody divorce from my wife and business In his first interview since the split, the fauk tycoon tells Julia Llewellyn Smith what went wrong Out of grief, a new role for Russia Putin must change Russia's relations with the rest of the world to fight terroris, says regional expert Amire Taheri The Sunday Times Crossword The Editor Sacked for Telling the Truth about Beslan Says There is Worse to Come Multiple Display Advertising Items Send for Super Computer Repairman Who can we turn to when our gadgets play up? The local techie wizard, of course, His is a fast-expanding profession, and, for Angus McGill, he's almost part of the party Data paranoia won't catch a thief Guru Tom's Three Most Frequent Call-Out Problems Photo Matchmaker Emergency Clicks Avoid another fine mess Site test Rating insurance firms Insurance is one of life's unwelcome necessities. Matthew Wall hits the web in search of stress-free cover Good Value Time-Saver Silver Surfer Budget notebooks High-Tech Thrill-Seeker Misleading Expensive On the Road Term-Time Trojan Flawed Out of Touch AOL My best Buy Creature comforts: Helen Martin, 26, tells James Knight how she zipped online to track down a sleeping bag Multiple Display Advertising Items The divorces that can save families Latest figures show more couples are splitting up but that doesn't mean families are being destroyed, says Margarette Driscoll Kids—and teachers—need to concentrate on homework Dumb on down from day one Universities may be accused of 'dumbing down', says Frank Furedi, but anti-intellectualism among students is embedded at a much earlier age Multiple Display Advertising Items Ripples of discontent in a star-studded paradise Winner's Dinners The put upon and the put-down Achievement of the week This Life Is Rosie the New … People of the Week Take Me to your Tory Leader King on the … Wrinkles, … Says Jerry Bill Pilkington Last word. . . Sidney Morgenbesser Winner's Letters Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Come Home Alive How to survive the world's most dangerous holidays Celebrity Cruises X Picture Gallery Markwarner Somark Holidays Compact Digital Camera Risky trips: how to survive them Family Rucksack Canyoning Mountain Trekking Multitool Sleeping Bag White-Water Rafting Skiing and Snowboarding Insurance Contents A thoroughly British adventure It looked like fun on TV, but when Adam Nicolson set sail for Ireland, it proved the ultimate test of friendship Multiple Display Advertising Items EasyJet huffs at free-seat frenzy Holiday money Multiple Display Advertising Items Last week, the Foreign Office lifted its advice against … Questions & Answers Travel books: the class of 2004 Who will win the Thomas Cook Travel Book Award this year? Anthony Sattin gives his verdict Ghost Riders The restaurant expert Michelin has launched a new guide Hot spots hot off the press Hearing Birds Fly Beyond the Coral Sea Thomson Holidays (0870 241 2526. www. thomson. co. … The Factory of Light Nepal resort targeted Where was I? Running with Reindeer Readers' rants Tibet, Tibet Sattin's verdict Namibia Do you work with your hands? When Erin Kelly met Yorkshire's finest in Goa, she came over all Lady Chatterley Escape from climate chaos A hurricane in Grenada, an ice storm in Sydney: where on earth can you count on the weather? By Mark Hodson The Red Sea Oman Multiple Display Advertising Items The Maldives Rajasthan Thailand Hurricane help The littlest big country Joe Bennett finds the one part of New Zealand the hobbits, tourists and 21st century have yet to reach Multiple Display Advertising Items Put the thumb away and sort out your own fly-drive Rentals Where to Stay Or Get a Camper Van Getting There Princely Italy—yours for £100 Vicenza has all the elegance of Venice, with classic hotels for half the price. By Anthony Peregrine Hotel Villa Michelangelo Multiple Display Advertising Items Casa Belmonte Due Mori Ca' Sette Villa Brocchi Colonna Travel brief This season's hot colours: art to travel for in autumn These are the events that will take the art world by storm—and Sean Newsom has planned the city breaks to ensure you see them in style Moma in New York KLM South African Airways Radisson Seven Seas Cruises Rubens in Vienna Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items Impressionists in Paris Raphael: From Urbino to Rome Home talent: this season's hot shows in the UK Turner Prize Multiple Display Advertising Items International 04 Portraits in Madrid An Art-Accustomed Eye The Age of Titian Tour operators Oui, oui, oui Maps: I'd be lost without them The adventurer Nicholas Crane has explored the world on foot—and learnt to love maps along the way Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols Michael Attenborough loves Tuscany, tolerates safari, but loathes Club Med Multiple Display Advertising Items Where was I? Win a long weekend in Paris, courtesy of Kirker Holidays and Four Seasons Hotels The competition Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Talent managers come to rescue Energis has the efforts of Archie Norman and Gedfeedback to thank for finding the staff who pulled it back from the brink. By Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Diversity: don't pass the buck to consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items It pays to lead the fight to get Britain fit Persuading more people to take up sport is a booming occupation. Gareth Huw Davies reports on the opportunities What You Could Earn Multiple Display Advertising Items Expert witnesses are in the dock Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents McFlying High! Contents Bat's Showbiz Fresh! For the Chop Gurn Turn Scooby-Dog in the Mine is Mine The story so far—The Lost Dutchman's Mine appears to be haunted by Jacob Waltz! Howling Success Fin Fun In the Flesh The Buzz On Screen Her Words Pop! Pop File Meet the Nex-Perts Book Mark Vox: The Edge Chronicles Freak the Mighty Squirt Fans Utd Jarvis Dennis and Gnasher Win a Trip to New York Quick Fire To enter, just make a wish, or rather three Wizard Wordsearch Puzzle Zone Where Am I? Pop-O-Rama Number Riddle Face off! Met your Match? Pickle Sickles F-Mail Star! Puzzle Zone Answers Tiger Cup Sport Woods Facts The Simpsons Contents Contents It's a new Porsche: can you tell? Up to Speed Green flag for an old legend Mercedes has a vision Cars on TV The ball is in my wife's court Me and my Motors On his CD Changer Plainly still on top Times Online Caravans: Le Test is nigh Brussels plans a new caravan driving test: British clubs are furious reports Nicola Smith Porsche There's black gold under those village greens It's not quite Texas, but there's useful oil under the home counties, finds Emma Smith Unlimited drive Honda Crash course in rallying Next weekend's Wales Rally GB will see the world's top drivers battle it out. Tom Robbins went to rally school to find out if he had what it takes to join them Where to Learn Rallying Multiple Display Advertising Items Doors that are a Cut above In Gear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams Power in your Palm The Knowledge Zebra Crossings Everything you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask It Looks like the Wheel Thing Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Mazda 626 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items I'm sorry, but one of you has to lose Multiple Display Advertising Items Princess Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Angel Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items This is going to hurt. . . Mark Webber, Le Mans 1999, Mercedes-Benz CLR Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Deal of the Week My First Crash Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Ferrari Contents Contents How Much? A leaseback investment in. . . Breckaskaill, Papa Westray, Orkney, £15,000 Moving on Out of Africa to Camden It proved to be a dramatic start in a new house for Gillian Slovo, daughter of anti-apartheid activists Design Classics Beat the taxman Avoid inheritance tax—by swapping the family home for a farm. Liat Joshi explains Knight Frank Elizabethan estate. . . £4.5m Houses of the week In defence of Felixstowe. . . £625,000 Manse with business potential. . . £495,000 Sweet but petite. . . £175,000 Modena City Living Rock on in the stately pile Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull's flute-playing front man, loves his 18th-century manor Contemporary village living Crest Nicholson Lockestone Praying for peace from the planners Spitrual conversion Queen of the discount deal Noelle Walsh fitted out her Wiltshire cottage entirely from bargain shops all over Britain—saving more than £17,000 Time to put your feet up An extra seat, a side table, useful storage—a footstool couldl well turn out to on the most versatile piece of furniture you buy, suggests Victoria O'brien Leg Work Life is sweet A pioneering Birmingham estate, built more than 100 years ago for chocolate factory workers, is embracing the latest solar technology, says Ros Dodd Nationwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Still cool at 90 Fifty years on, Robin and Lucienne Day's chairs and fabrics are as every says Hugh Pearman Seechcroft Jackson-Stops & Staff Property finder Haute cuisine When a London designer insisted on a kitchen win a wood-burning stove and solar panels, there was only one place for it—in a hut on the roof, reports Lisa Helmainis Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Confessions of a Costa agemts Fairy-tale promises of property growth, tax dodges and relentless sales pitches: John Arlidge tells one woman's story of flogging the dream to naive British buyers on the Spanish coast Buy, Sell or Rent, Everyone's a Winner' Ocean Estates Replies The pain in Spain Buyers who fell for Ocean Estates' pitch are stuck with flats they can't sell, report John Arlidge and Carey Scottd The Expert's View Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Chesterton International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A vision on the Riviera Rachel De Thame meets a man with passion enough to recapture the heyday of a French idyil Barratt Put out to grass Grasses are at their best right now. Charles Chesshire suggests what to plant with them Cuttings What to Do this Week Redrow Ask the experts Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items More trees, fewer homes Spacious developments are still being built, but planning guidelines on density will affect the next generation of housing, says Gareth Huw Davies The Sunday Times Grpsvempr Watersode The project Careful planning is key if you want the latest 'smart' systems On Call The home The search for a powerful hand-held cleaner continues—and a loud motor is no guarantee of performance Multiple Display Advertising Items Greenquarter manchester Neville House Galliard Homes Ltd. 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Blood and thunder Traflagar: The biography of a Battie by Rey Adkins Little by Roy Adkins Little, Brown £20 pp392 Trafalgar; The Men, the Battle, the storm by Tim Clayton and Phil Craig Hodder £20 pp420 Waterstones Novel approaches to paternity Fathers and Sons: The Autobiography of a Family by Alexander Waugh Headline £20 pp470 Waterstones Waterstones Make 'em laugh Buster Keaton Tempestin a Flat Hat by Edward McPherson Faber £20 pp288 Pocket English Dictionary Seven Types of Ambiguity By Elliot Perlmans Faber £12.99 pp607 Straining for effect On, Play that Thing by Roddy Doyle Cape £16.99 pp384 The Falls by Joyce Carol Oates Fourth Estage £17.99 pp481 The In-Between World of Vikram Lall by Mg. 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Ultimate Top 10 Sci-Fi Moments Monday, Sky One, 8pm The filth and the fury Blood On The Turntable Monday BBC3 9pm Gruesome viewing 1 Better than Paula? What Makes Alastair Campbell Run? Wednesday, Five, 8pm An Enigma variation The Moors Murders Code Wednesday, BBC2, 9pm The one to watch The Theatre Biz, Today, BBC4, 9pm Gruesome viewing 2 Cosmetic Surgery Live: Kids Under The Knife Wednesday, Five, 11pm The big matchplay Ryder Cup Golf Friday, Sky Sports 1,12noon Radio Sunday 12 September Pick of the Day The one to watch Teen drama The Oc (C4,2.05pm) Teen drama 2 Smallvillie (C4,3.35pm) Make over madness Family Xchange Day (UKTV Style, from 4pm) Aquatic adventure Wreck Detectives: Waterford (C4,5.30pm) Pick of the day Belonging (ITV1, 9pm) Makeover madness 2 Get a New Life (BBC28pm) Best comedy Star missing Silent Witness (BBC1, 9pm) What crisis? Crisis Command—Could You Run The Country? (BBC2, 9pm) Films Dead Ringers (BBC2, 11.45pm) Critics; choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Book Of The Week: William Pitt The Younger (R4 FM, 9.45am) Soap arrival Coronation Street (ITV1, 7.30pm) Best investigation Dispatches: Spiked (C4,8pm) Tunnel vision Megastructures: Channel Tunnel—Hard-Won Triumph (Five, 8pm) No Tom Baker? Utimate Top 10 Sci-Fi Moments (Sky One, 8pm) Wildlife sancatuary Animal Hospital—The Big Story (BBC1, 8.30pm) Not much cop Blue Murder (ITV1, 9pm) Blue Murder (ITV1, 9pm) Enlighten us Britain AD (C4,9pm) Pick of the day Early Doors (BBC2, 10pm) The filth and the fury Blood On the Turntable (BBC3, 9pm) Environmental health Storyville: The Course Of Oil (BBC4, 9pm) Earning their stripes The Temple Of The Tigers (Animal Planet, 10pm) Films Critics choice BBC1 Tuesday 13 September ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day The big matches Champions League (ITV1, 7.30pm; Sky Sports 2 and Xtra, 6pm) The sound of silence This is My Familly: Wanting a Deaf Baby (BBC2, 9pm) Body art Extreme Engineering (Discovery, 9pm) City slickers NY-Lon (C4,10pm) Pick of the day The Brighton Bomb (BBC1, 9pm) Deadlier than the male Good Girls Don't (BBC3, 10.30pm) Gruesome viewing Cosmetic Surgery Live: Make Me a Man (Five, 10.55pm) Grave concerns Six Feet Under (C4,11.05pm) Films Film choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Wednesday 15 September Pick of the Day Whispers (R4,1.30pm) Born to be wild Built For The Kill: Jungle Monsters (Five, 7.30pm) Happy families Who Rules The Roost? (BBC2, 8pm) Better than Paula? What Makes Alastair Campbell Run? (Five, 8pm) I wanna be like you The Cleverest Ape in The World (National Geographic, 8pm) An Enigma variation The Moors Murders Code (BBC2, 9pm) Old story, new town Steel River Blues (ITV1, 9.30pm) Pick of the day Tales From Europe (BBC4, 10pm) Does Peter know? Can You Pull. . . Jordan? (E4,10pm) Best documentary Children With a Difference (BBC1, 10.35pm) Gruesome viewing Cosmetic Surgery Live: Kids Under The Knife (Five, 11pm) The time, the place Don't Worry (C4,12.25am) Films Critics' choice BBC1 Wednesday 15 September ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day The Man Who Mistook His Life For An Organiser (R4,2.15pm) Seville service Andalusia—The Legacvy Of The Moors (Five, 7.15pm) Lost cause? Map Man: William Roy's Military Survey Of Scotland (BBC2, 7.30pm) Twice as nice Little Angels (BBC3, 8.30pm) Family matters My Crazy Parents (C4,9pm) This is America Mad Mad Houase (Sci-Fi, 9pm) Pick of the day Horizon: The Truth About Vitamins (BBC2, 9pm) Good business I'll Show Them Who's Boss (BBC2, 9.50pm) Cop drama Line Of Fire (C4,12.35am) Films Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day The Randy Newman Story (R2,7pm) The big matchplay Ryder Cup Golf (Sky Sports 1,12 noon) Turning an old leaf A Year At Kew (BBC2, 8pm) Stairway to heaven? 10 Ways To get On The Property Ladder (Five, 8pm) Child's play Carrie And Barry (BBC1, 9pm) The final fling Battlefield Britain: Culloden (BBC2, 9pm) Pick of the day The West Wing (C4,7. 35pm) In need of treatment House Doctor—Inside And Out (Five, 9pm) Best subversion Inside The Marx Brothers (Performance 9.10pm) Best comedy? Green Wing (C4,9.30pm) Films Dirty Pretty Things BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Saturday 18 September Pick of the Day Play Of The Week: Misery (BBC World Service, 6.30pm) Rattling the skeletons Ancestpor Hunters (Discovery, 3pm) Turner prize it ain't The Art Show: Beware Live Art (C4,6pm) Home from home Atlantic Britain (C4,7pm) Taking the . . . mick The Worst Jobs in History (C4,8pm) Pick of the day Murder, they wrote Casualty (BBC1, 8.20pm) BBC1 Films The Grapes of Wrath BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Arts Guild Contents Mercedes-Benz Pure natural mineral water from Scotland Contents Opener Modus Pants on Fire the World's Biggest Lies Of life Floella Benjamin? Can't Live without Brand Royalty Best of British Dfs Rick Parfitt, 55, has been the guitarist and vocalist in Status Dolphin There are Natural Alternatives to cosmetic surgery Dolphin Bathrooms There are Natural Alternatives to cosmetic surgery Worstof time HKEF TV's Biggest Turn-On Caribbean Bananas The Nowhere Clans Mophe Unece Fao Medecins Sans Frontieres Multiple Display Advertising Items Pacose De Labraco Rioja Nude awakening Travel Ideas A Daughter's Farewell Tesco First Alternative AGA Amedga Thomas Sanderson Viking River Cruises at Nobel Caledonia Home Studies English Radiator Cabinet Company Page & Moy Birds Eye Bridge Chess Teaser 1291 Bookwise Mephisto 2299 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Cancer Gave Lesley Time to Spell out Me what I Had to Learn PR Signum a Car Full of Ideas Contents Giorgio Armani Contents Bombay Sapphire Insipired Pat Butcher Earnings Loving IT The Intellectual's Guide to Fashion Leading the Way Celebrity Sex Clinic Going up Going down Sicily Dolce & Gabeana Fashion Moment Once upon a time Abi Titmuss was just a nice nurse … How Got Cool Gone are the days of health kicks and spiritual gurus—Los Angeles has ditched its clean-cut image to party hard, says Jessica Brinton The Silverlake Slackers Tribes of New La The Y'knows The Homies The Celebrity Image-Control Bicthes Debenhams Claudia Croft Wardrobe Mistress Fashion Style Essence Siemens Mobile Your M&S Glasgow Top Ten Must-Haves for Autumn Get the ladylike look with this season's essential capsule wardrobe Sensations The Curse of Ambition 1-drum machines can't cope with a king-size duvet Source Information Resources UK Frizz Ease MacLeans remineralise On, You Pretty Things Beuty Hair Bitch! Do It now That's Rich High Gloss On the Road The girl with the Seducing Hollywood seems to have come effortlessly to Scarlett Johansson—in certainly nasn't taken a bulging make-up bag, discovers Bethan Cole Vanessa Wilde's' Secret Diary The bold look or Kohler Swim or Sink Energise Top Medical Pedicures What You Should Know about Oshadhi Oils What You Should Try The Bold Look of Kohler Bring Me Meat Are vegetarians going out of fashion? Sarah Owen thinks so. Here she describes the revelation that brought her back to a life of animal protein The rise of the flexitarian Call yourself a veggie, but still eat ham on pizza? You're not alone, says Amanda Ursell Alpro soya What's the Alternative? Who's Eating what? Take 3 Ingredients Tip from the Top Foodie Fashion Food Sainsbury's Junk the Junk Food Seen Super Size Me? Don't despair, says Tom Norrington-Davies. If you hold the maya and deep-fat fryer, fast food can be healthy, too Bana Milk Shake A Good Alternative to Veggie Burgers Sweet-Potato Oven Chips Trimmings Fish Burgers with Tartare Salad Shane Wats on Table Talk Joanna Simon Sauce Cellar Notes Wine Bluff Style gives you A Lighter Touch In an English Country Garden Mix funky florals, natural materials and contemporary classics for a look that's city slick with a hint of rural charm Style gives you The Times In the Stars Purina Monica and Lucy Small Talk His Fame Going out of Fashion? The cult of the celeb is dead. Long live the anti-celebrity, says Shane Wateson Mrs Mills Solves All your Promblems Champneys Health Resorts Sarah jessica parker Contents Sky Sports Contents How It Works the Ryder Cup Explained Toyota How It Began TV Coverage Jaguar Tiger Must Bare Teeth No More Mr Nice Guy Ryder Cup Classic Tony Jacklin v Jack Nicklaus, 1969 3 behind 3 in Front The Ryder Cup teams Danger in the Hills Bose Ltd. 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