News from 26/09/2004
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Cat Stevens, Waldemar Januszczak, Colin Drury, Lousie Armitstead, O B K, Sally Brock, Professor Gideon Garter, Chris Lane, Gareth Walsh, George Dearsley, Paul Cleary, Colin Richardson, Matthew Davis, Hallé Orchestra, Ferdinand Mount, Dennis Pallis, Samara Ginsberg, Neil Wormald, Duncan Sprott, Martin James, Rosie Millard, Bridget Harrison, David Hewson, Hugh Canning, Ryan Gilbey, Sarah Dempster, Bob Delamare, Holly Watt, Adricenne Connors, Adam Nathan Defence Correspondent, Nicholas Hellen, Lisa Ritchie, Roger Giles, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, Bert Wright, Alicia Wyllie, Blower, David Masey, Kate Saunders, Robbie Hudson, Emma Smith, William Georgiades, Uzi Mahnaimi, Michael Wright, Christi Daugherty, Nick Rennison, Colin McDOWELL, John Elliott, Maurice Chittenden, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Virginia Rounding, Bernard Marsh, James Cracknell, D R Shaw, Matthew Campbell, John Carey, Will Fulford-Jones, Jacqui Goddard, Mary Braid, Peter Schmeichel, Humphrey' Carpenter, Simon Buckland, Tony Pascoe, J P, Graham Norwood, Christopher Higgins, David Budworth, William Lewis Business editor, Mike Hammond, Susannah Price, Sarah Baxter, John Bennett, Jason Dawe, Sian Griffiths, Jonathan Northcroft, Hala Jaber, Matthew Wall, Lucas Hollweg, Felice Hardy, Peter Whittle, Gabriel Jaffé, Colin Brennan, Dan Calrns, Andrew Longmore, Lesley White, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, L Ancell, Steven Poole, Richard Green, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Richard Strand, Ian Hawkey European Football Correspondent, Charles Rangeley-Wilson, Michael Haslam, Geraldine Hackett, T Henry Shanks, Graham Duffill, Victoria Segal, Edward Porter, Fatima Whitbread, Adrian Turpin, Dave Pollard, Michael Jones, J G, Patrick Maxwell, Adam Nathan, Tony Blair, Andrew Porter Deputy Political Editor, Brendan Bourne, Peter Parker, Rev Andrew de Berry, Paul Donovan, Hugh McIlvanney, Simon Fanshawe, John Follain, Richard Brooks, Julie Earle-Levine, Michael Depp, Phil Barker, David Leppard, Geoffrey Fielding, Norman Sherry, Sue Lovett, Jon Latimer, Lois Rogers, David Cracknell, Katrina Manson, Diana Wright, Alice Douglas, Robbie Burns, Barry Flatman, Natalie Graham, David Walsh, Sarah Keenlyside, Stephen Armstrong, Mark Anstead, N R, Simon Coppock, Sir Chris Bonington, Ray Hutton, John Crossland, Martin O'neill, Donald Trump, M B, Angus McCrone, Daniel Emery, Nigel Powell, Mark Lewis-Francis, Michael Cockerell, Brian Doogan, Ben Dowell, John Aizlewood, Jeremy Lazell, Jonathan Futrell, Hugh Pearman, Neil MacLean, Rachel De Thame, Sir Jeremy Beecham, Simon Wilde Cricket Correspondent, Richard Lewis, Hugh Canaing, Helen Stewart, John Dugdale, Barbara Hall, Sarah Stanford, Edward Owen, Charlotte Packer, Paul Lamarra, Jon Swain, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Simon Hacker, Jane Mulkerrins, Susan d'Arcy, Ivo Tennant, David Gower, Matt Wolf, David Smith, Tim Richards, Philippe Cometti, David Cracknell Political Editor, Suna Erdem, Miss Joss Stone, Nick Pitt, Stephen Grey, Sally Brown, Tom Walker, Adrian Furnham, Sam Le Quesne, Nicholas Hellen Social Affairs Editor, John Arlidge, John Devine chief financial officer, Stewart Lee, Hugh Schollick, Peter Conradi, Nicola Smith, Michael Portillo, Richard Fletcher, Jeremy Guscott, Dan Drillsma-Milgrom, Mary Stanley, Gerry Balcombe, Charles Chesshire, Sarah-Kate Templeton, Vincent Crump, Chris Woodhead, Robert Cockburn, Alex Clark, Charlie Bell, Michael Burns, Mark Edwards, Rachel Bridge, Susan Clark, Robert Lacey, Sean Newsom, Raymond Keene, Zoe Brennan, Bill Blevins, Stephen Jones, Stephen Bleach, Louise Armitstead, Oliver Sparrow, D J Rowledge, Roland White, Abul Taher, Amrit Dhillon, Danny Lee, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Janet Swann, Caroline Richie, Michael Sheridan, Derry Maher, Karl Massey, John Waples, Stephen Pettitt, Toby Litt, Justin Sparks, Peter Done managing director, Geraint Pinches, Mark Hodson, Dan Cairns, John Buchanan, J H, David Smith Economics Editor, David Logan, Chris 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ResumoContents Three Britons in beheading gang An Obscene Poker Game Mandarins plan to give themselves 90% pay rise British Airways Contents Blair's own spin gurus savage No 10 'Trust is at lowest point ever' Contents The Sunday Times The Month More than three hours of live entertainment Strength of Will Cover of the year Contents Classified Currys Rift at heart of Mi6 as its Iraq spy controller quits Councils shred files to thwart new access laws Support for Blunkett's migrant camp plan Greene's passion for call girls revealed Dirty Filthy Love Greene's women, News Review Dolly the sheep's creator seeks licence to clone humans Greene's List of Favourite Prostitutes Mandy enters Brussels in style Now it's Gordon the glamour boy Inland Revenue Blair-Brown feud clouds conference It's that big. . . pay leap planned for mandarins Top Earners Scrap retirement age, says minister Flybe. com british european 'Open door' security at royal palace Volkswagen ST reporter allowed run of Holyroodhouse Channel 4 may get slice of licence Court battle over hospital that wants to let baby die Foster vision could sink an art gallery Rescue rats ready to save disaster victims Millionaires on the rise again Prescott challenged over dome casino Dreams that recur are a real pain Mastercard Envoys under fire in Julie Ward murder report Yardies threaten to shoot Tatchell Esso Lyrics Preaching Hate Prada joins the Burberry set in hooligan hell Britain to send 5,000 more troops to Kabul Abbey 'Dirty bomb' plot suspects arrested Private schools face charity test Eternal Torches Ads the stars don't want you to see Police split over hit-run officer who kept his job Commerce Synchronised Top-rank Mi6 mole 'betrayed agents for a decade' CitroËn Sea walls hasten loss of beaches Money is the root of family life failing Less wealthy stick together Dylan: free me from the Sixties National savings & investments Victims Die Twice in Obscene Poker Game Behind the barbaric ordeal of Ken Bigley and his family lie calculating and ruthless men who know only too well how to give their victims a lingering death while simultaneously torturing their relatives at home. Sunday Times correspondents report on Tony Blair's new Iraqi nightmare Subaru Wages of Fear: Jobs in Iraq British software relays hostage drama to the world stage The West's technology is being used against it, write Nicholas Rufford and Uzi Mahnaimi Hostage drama to the world stage Inside the Mind of a Terrorist Killer games fund Blair city schools Land Rover It's Doris Karloff, the no-nonsense TV agony aunt Not so much a zealot, more a lost musician Profile Yusuf Islam aka Cat Stevens All Howard is doing is asking immigrants to form a queue Lloyds TSB Iraq's tragedy hits home Arabia British Explorers in Saudi Arabia Who dares cut taxes? Beware, Dyke is raging, ranting — and right This hostage crisis has Blair up to his favourite dirty trick The feud between royal biographers Sarah Bradford and Inquisitor Humphrys closes in on Tony the Timid Atticvs Cherie is whistled up as a late understudy for Lauren Bacall Atticvs Ministers fall mute in Labour confidence vote Atticvs Sunday Times book reviewer Christopher Hart received … Atticvs Adultery is a European right for the seriously married Nice to see the government grappling at last with some Atticvs George Carey is keeping his hand in at the bishoping Atticvs The estate agency Strutt & Parker has a house for sale Atticvs Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity Ford Barbarism or good rural husbandry? Macho? Your article Blubbing, it's a guy thing (News, … Blind injustice Bryan Appleyard is right to congratulate Gateshead … Points C of E muddle Birthdays The Sunday Times Just 17 She has the voice of a soul legend, superstar looks and has sold 2.5 million records worldwide. Give a big hand to the diva from Devon, the phenomenal, Miss Joss Stone The Young Ones Smile the internet bank Flora pro-activ Human Hitler woos German film-goers For Spain, the rest is history Russia's 'black widow' revenge The Widow Toll British Airways Kerry prepares for TV high noon Dixons Little Slips that Lost the Showdown Kinsey film stirs child sex outrage 'Liability' Heinz alarms Democrats Paris dines out on the Da Vinci code Bombers target Corsica's Arabs Times Online Mitsubishi Motors NEC US mothers vie to beat the bump Bitter bill for the baroness who challenged mafia Europe 'ignoring' Turkey's torturers Contents Hendrix family feuds over $80m Israelis block mosque under Temple Mount Míele Anything else is a compromise Priest on trial for Rwanda massacre Today's weather Toyota Letter-bomb suspect arrested News in Brief Murder charges Seventy stuck on board locked ferry Bahamas hurricane Countryside Alliance Single ticket wins £8.8m Lotto jackpot Manager attacked Gadaffi fracas Goodness gracious: the Brits invade Bollywood The Times Taiwan buries the warlords' Chinese dream Our humanity buckles under Bigley's plight If Wimbledon failed, year after sodden year, to be … Bargain hunters There's no fool like a Blair celeb Happiness has hollow ring in Smugsville If America thinks the singer of Morning Has Broken Contents Alfa 156 England suffer last-gasp Oval agony England let Windies clinch dramatic win Late-order heroics from the West Indies snatch victory away from England in a frantic end to the Champions Trophy England v West Indies West Indies The Sunday Times Victory raises hope of Caribbean revival Brian Lara belives that his side's improbable triumph at The Oval can galvanise West Indian cricket as their World Cup success once did, writes Ivo Tennant England one-day averages 2004 Loss can't take shine off Vaughan's hot summer The skipper must not allow one failure to dampen his team's spirits after a year in which so much has been achieved Pink Contents Flintoff set to join tour boycott Steve Harmison has already said he won't go to Zimbabwe. Now others could be about to follow suit, writes Simon Wilde Fulham make Wigley suffer The Masters Tennis Cole foils City charge Izzet eases pain for bruised Bruce Eager Palace hold on to draw Santini slams rookie referee Shearer seals easy victory Hp invent Drogba settles Chelsea score Guinness Draught Spaniards inspire Liverpool Fighter Cahill is aiming high Everton's exuberant midfielder hopes to celebrate his return after suspension today, but he'll need to keep his shirt on Sparky will ignite Blackburn Mark Hughes is the latest in a string of former Manchester United players to follow their mentor into management Xeon Mourinho's familiar foe Chelsea meet FC Porto on Wednesday, giving Jose Mourinho a chance to show his old club how much they miss him Air-Berlin Olympiakos v Liverpool The week ahead for British clubs in European action Manchester United v Fenerbahce Rosenborg v Arsenal Chelsea v FC Porto Milan v Celtic UEFA Cup action New goals for Scholes Paul Scholes hated the England circus but relished the prospect of Tuesday's Champions League tie at Old Trafford Stage set for Rivaldo's last act to turn into Greek tragedy Loved and loathed alike by Barça and Milan, Brazil's enigma endeavours to rise again. By Ian Hawkey Red Kooga Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures Real Mess Ian Hawkey reports on the bonfire of the vanities that erupted within the dressing room of the club that boasts the greatest footballers in the world, and forced the exit of a third manager in 16 months Contents Bilbao add to Madrid misery Amazing life of Brian Unconventional and abrasive he may have been, but my old boss left a mark on football that will never be erased The Sunday Times Battling Derby show passes Clough test The Sunday Times Warner keeps Wolves at bay Coca-Cola Championship Furlong seals fightback Akinbiyi saves day Sturrock gets off to winning start Black's arrival cheers Blades Rusedski revives ailing Britain After Tim Henman suffered a shock defeat, Britain's No 2 kept his calm to level the Davis Cup tie in Austria The Times Kenny gears up for triple triumph Britain enjoyed an impressive haul of medals in the Paralympics yesterday and a cycling star aims to add another Twins put US through to final Who's Choking now? England faltered against West Indies yesterday but this summer has shown they are a match for any side — Australia included England now believe they can reclaim the Ashes Their first one-day win over the Aussies since 1999 gives Michael Vaughan's team confidence for next summer We were well beaten by the better side Australia's coach cannot help but be impressed by the progress England have made since their last meeting Still Smokin' No ordinary Joe: Frazier shoots from the lip Still Smokin' Muhammad Ali's greatest rival has never pulled a punch. Now he opens up to Brian Doogan about his fights, his fierce feuds — and his reconciliations Rider clings to fool's gold Despite his vehement protests, Tyler Hamilton's Olympic medal is smeared with suspicions of blood-doping Practice makes Perfect In the first extract from his new autobiography, Life Swings, Nick Faldo recalls how his love affair with golf began. It would lead to an obsession that would help him become world No 1 Press made me pay for the 'Lyle incident' Levet has his eyes opened The Frenchman tells of the indomitable team spirit that united Europe as he made a Ryder Cup debut to remember How Langer handed hapless Hal a lesson in leadership The quietly inspirational captain led Europe to a spectacular victory at Oakland Hills — now he must be persuaded to stay at the helm in 2006, writes Nick Pitt Ebookers. com Joe Lydon wants a rugby revolution. The crusading new … Promoted to a key role in the England set-up, the league legend has set his sights on an escape from conventional thinking Times Online Wanted: genius to set our pulses racing The world champions must encourage style and inventiveness to regain their title as the team most feared by others Five to thrive in the new attacking era Gloucester display title drive Stand-ins sink Quins The Sunday Times Johnson tears Saints apart The Day a Part of Me Died for Ever Will Greenwood played for England, was engaged to the girl of his dreams and was about to become a father. Then came the news that shattered his life — his unborn son was destined to die Bmi baby. com Mazda Showtime in Shanghai for Ferrari A rare mistake by Michael Schumacher put Rubens Barrichello in the driving seat as 1.3bn Chinese geared up for F1 The Sunday Times How they lined up in today's Chinese Grand Prix Farrell force slays Saints Time to honour our heroines Kelly Holmes is the favourite to win our top annual award as Jane Tomlinson prepares for yet another triumph of will The Sunday Times Golden girl returns to shine by the Tyne Thousands came to cheer on Kelly Holmes in the Great North Mile — and she didn't disappoint. By Richard Lewis O'Sullivan on track to be new North star Awards for top women in sport Paralympic Games Results round-up Other Sport Today's racecards Fixtures In-form Stenson sets up Heritage showdown Sports round-up Motorsport Rugby Union Tennis Real Tennis Rugby League Fixtures Swimming Rowing Equestrian Rugby Cycling Racing Defending champion Roberto Heras held to his overall … Bowls This Week The Times Rakti stays cool to strike Michael Jarvis's talented but temperamental star stole the show in Ascot's Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. Tim Richards reports Multiple Display Advertising Items Caught in time Luton Town in the First Division, 1974 Sport Letters Questions & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Heroes' Heroes Former Olympic javelin thrower Fatima Whitbread on Sir Alf Ramsey The Sunday Times Sport on TV Don't miss this Nistelrooy is fit again and Wayne Rooney will soon … Times Online Sven out of reach for Perez The voice of sport Vauxhall Vectra Clough's true gift of alchemy Contents Permira puts struggling Sainsbury on shopping list P&O poised to slash jobs and crossings Move over Big Mac, here comes McSarnie Charcol Contents Out of Africa . . . the £1.1bn London mobile telecom float Yahoo and the House of Mouse? Special Report Dotcom boss Terry Semel is being touted as the man to save Disney. By Dominic Rushe Contents 18 pages of business The Sunday Times DMGT ups stakes in radio deal G7 calls for action to cut oil price Proxy battle looms over future of British Energy Tories attack red tape 'nightmare' Times Online Hollinger blocks bid by Colson to escape lawsuit Kingfisher boss opens talks to buy MFI 'jewel' Business Digest Brokers' Jokes Business failures fall to a record low Mbeki backs Barclays' bid for Absa Pharma group eyes its options AXA Six on short list to buy Glenmorangie whisky Who's Got what? Telecoms mogul set for a raft of floats Oracle Making Money with Matthews We need to find a new way of doing business Agenda Will sterling survive end of the North Sea era? Economic Outlook Share of the spoils The F factor Back on track Kerry says it's Iraq, not the economy, stupid American Account 'fat, Dumb and Happy' McDonald's took its eye off the ball, according to its new boss, Charlie Bell, who is now thinking outside the burger box to restore its fortunes, reports John Arlidge McDonald's Sees its Future Bread and Butter in the Great British Sandwich The Sunday Times Driving BT Listeners are all ears over radio merger The attitude of the Daily Mail group is the main hurdle to Capital's proposed tie-up with GWR. By Paul Durman Times Online Tesco flexes its muscles with the big suppliers The age of the 'super supermarket' has put the likes of Unilever firmly in their place, writes Richard Fletcher Battle of the Brands How prices on a range of Unilever's products compare with Tesco's own-brand items Flybe. com british european EasyJet P&O sharpens the axe to halt its ferry losses Competition from the Channel tunnel, combined with the loss of duty-free sales, has hit the big operators hard. By John Waples and Dan Drillsma-Milgrom The National Graduate Recruitment Exhibition Weston gets ready for the main course Richard Fletcher meets the man who is itching to take over the 'family firm', with the top job at Associated British Foods Winter heat ABF's Main Brands Telewest Business Multiple Display Advertising Items Thoughtful Viking in charge of security A Danish professor is now leading newly merged Group 4 Securicor. But will Lars Norby Johansen's cerebral approach work in the UK? Speculators cash in on US election battle Traders are capitalising on uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the Bush-Kerry contest. By Angus McCrone Vital Statistics Lars Norby Johansen's Working Day Working Space The Sunday Times Grupo Santander No crisis yet, says new pensions boss In his first interview, the cabinet's latest recruit, Alan Johnson, tells David Cracknell how he intends to tackle the 'challenge' Biotech chief seeks to end years of pain Alan Goodman of CeNeS hoped good results would change his luck, but he still needs more money. By Paul Durman Will Semel say Yahoo to House of Mouse? British Airways Semel at a Glance Ring of confidence depends on the US Judgment Day: Should You Buy Shares in Signet Group? Radio merger talks create a buzz The Week that was Business on the Box Signet Group at a Glance 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 Limited company could cut tax bill The Sunday Times The Business Doctor: Why you must not dismiss a tribunal Kingston Smith Small firms drowning under a tide of employment legislation An endless stream of regulations about workers' rights is proving a nightmare for many companies, writes Rachel Bridge The Sunday Times Laws Slow Growth Clock seller had to move with the times How I Made It Karl Massey founder of Cottrills Todd Enterprises SAP Times Online Wireless internet can halve costs Business Tools Linksys Wireless Router Two double lattes and a writ, please Idea of the Week Founder wants to Find an exit With his internet listings firm, Find, ripe for diversification, John Perceval thinks he may be something of a hindrance to its future. Report by Colin Brennan Diversify into new sectors What the Experts Say Encourage a friendly buyout Find's Challenges Time to choose lifestyle plan Keep the website simple Build a strong management team Start succession planning The Sunday Times enterprise network Progress Report A little Pink 'Un for the City boys? Orange BAT running out of puff Swann's bust-up with buxom beauties Prufrock The University of Birmingham is clearly worried about Cadogan breaks the fashion rules Barclays banks on Africa return Inside the City Online Extra Market Mole Contents What's he up to now? Zipping around the world in 80 days was nothing compared to this. In his latest, greatest journey, serial adventurer Michael Palin faces the physical hardships of the Himalaya — and a skirmish or two with the local constabulary Celebrity Cruises Good Gear Guide Esprit Sunsail Stephen Venables's five steps to the top Snowdonia, Wales Queyras Alps, France Valley of the Goddess, India Mount Kenya Annapurna After the storm As yet another hurricane hits the Caribbean, Stephen Bleach reports from Jamaica on life after Ivan Euro Tunnel Multiple Display Advertising Items Markwarner Is the Caribbean back in business? FlyZOOM. com No-frills price war hits SE Asia EasyJet (0871 750 0100, www. easyjet. com) is to launch AA plumps for luxury Holiday money Titan HiTours Street luge, gravity-biking, above, and butt-boarding … Bargains Kenyan airline folds A survey of drinking water on aeroplanes by the US#@ Where was I? Tie me ticket price down, sport More airlines flying to Oz should mean lower fares. By Mark Hodson Questions & Answers Anthrax in Botswana hits safaris Soho, London, gets its first luxury hotel this weekend Readers' rants From Thursday, all Britons entering America on the … Deserted in the Sahara He gave her camel the hump — then took Mary Stanley for a ride . . . Multiple Display Advertising Items Why I love an old trout Is there anything more relaxing than a day knee-deep in the streams of the Dordogne? Not if you ask Charles Rangeley-Wilson Multiple Display Advertising Items Radisson Seven Seas Cruises The Sunday Times Going once, going twice Now you can buy holidays on eBay, but will Stephen Bleach find a bargain worth bidding for? British Airways Holidays Parknasilla Great Southern Hotel Irelandhotels. com EBay: the tactics First in the queue. . . . . . for the only direct flights between the UK and Fez Exclusive offer: Fez for £149 return Stena Line Making good time Ireland Multiple Display Advertising Items Autumn Delights in Ireland Manor House Hotels Irish Country Hotels Enjoy an Autumn Break at the Merrion! Aerlingus Irish Ferries It's crunch time: Britain's finest autumn weekends Burning beeches, flaming oaks and a harvest feast to stoke your fire. Enjoy the best of the season's colours with our red-hot October breaks The Chilterns Multiple Display Advertising Items The Wye Valley The Lake District Finest autumn weekends Taiwan The Cairngorms Exmoor Four more autumn spots to fall for New Forest Sherwood Forest Wicklow Mountains The last 5,000 years — a brief tour On his first journey up the River Nile, Duncan Sprott met the gods and monsters, princes and thieves of ancient Egypt Multiple Display Advertising Items TGV Egypt afloat: see the ancient wonders from a balloon Travel brief Stockholm Bright mites, big city Skip the beach, take the tots to town: switched-on kids will love the bright lights. By Vincent Crump Barcelona Paris Cox & Kings Keeping the peace There's still plenty of Thailand the developers haven't ruined. Mark Hodson visits Ko Chang, an island where the calm is well protected Multiple Classified Advertising Items Where to stay Where to eat What to do Getting there Tour operators Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols Donald Trump enjoys his golf on holiday — especially when he owns the course Multiple Display Advertising Items Hair Bitch Where was I? Win a week for two in Abu Dhabi, with Etihad Airways and the Sheraton Abu Dhabi Resort The competition Contents Greene's Women Completing his monumental authorised biography of Graham Greene after nearly 30 years' work, Norman Sherry unmasks a man whose fear of eternal damnation did not curb his voracious sexual appetite Contents Bmi Next Week: Greene's Secrets Inside the mind of a terrorist He keeps rockets under the bed and plants bombs in kerbstones. A young guerrilla befriended by Wendell Steavenson over three months in Iraq this year reveals the tragic human driving force of a bloody conflict Girls behaving madly Kerry pinned down by Laura and the security moms Go to school, see the world Something political stirs in the shrubs Interview Shhh! The new puritans are taking over London Kevin Spacey is not alone: now a gallery has joined his anti art yob crusade, says Rosie Millard Contents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Much too successful to have a boyfriend A survey last week said high earners are more likely to be single. It's certainly true if you're a girl, says Caroline Richie France learns to eat humble pie A proud nation is coming to terms with the new reality, Matthew Campbell reports from Paris Love child of the Sixties Joanna Lumley has always been reticent about her private life. Now she lifts the veil on her early career as a penniless model, would-be actress - and lone mother raising her son in a London flat Times Online How the glamorati turned against Tony Blair's big tent is falling down: Melvyn, Harry, Antonia and David tell Michael Cockerell where it all went wrong The Sunday Times crossword He's got to pick a pocket or two. . . Jasper Gerard meets Labour fundraiser Lord Levy on the eve of the party conference Multiple Classified Advertising Items An agony shrouded in silence Some feel that miscarriage is "women's secret business" but, says Toby Litt, men suffer the pain too - and the grief shouldn't be so private Multiple Classified Advertising Items Under new management The roll call of tycoons donating to state schools is growing and they are ready to play hard ball to ensure they succeed, writes Sian Griffiths The Sunday Times Changing school is a last resort Answer the question Crash course in cyberculture Impress the boss. Robbie Hudson streers you through today's hot tech topics in this Doors geek primer No thanks, e-minister Sounding off Channel Bonanza Don't panic Tiny Problem Object Lesson Doddering Dos Paranormal PC Crash course in cyberculture Impress the boss. Robbie Hudson steers you through today's hot tech topics in this Doors geek primer No thanks, e-minister Channel Bonanza Tiny Problem Object Lesson Doddering Dos Answers Don't panic Games: today, see the latest games on The Month CD-Rom Beware Shared Cards Protect against Fraud Bypass Bank Charges Superhighway Drive Thrifty Media Library Web tips for wise owls In the final part of her guide to savvy shopping on the internet, Sally Kinnes dispenses financial advice to save you money and grief Keep Account Details Look Abroad for Cars Mass Storage on the Move Check Insurance Details Small-Business Backup Choose Agents over Airline BT Double up on Easyjet Brilliant! City streets from around the world captured in pictures at the brilliant Ruavista You know me — trying to keep up with the Jones's Winner's Dinners Hitch me baby one more time. . . Stock exchange The tabloid week Breakthrough of the week This Life Marriage of the week Unwise gesture of the week Safety issue of the week Brainbox of the week Haunting of the week Coincidence of the week? Darling, I was Wonderful Daily Mail: Brian Clough Last word. . . Winner's Letters Fifteen-Love Actually People of the Week I Have a Dram: Kennedy Sets out his Vision Talking Heads The Daily Telegraph: Marvin Mitchelson 1928-2004, divorce lawyer Nick Newman's Week Contents Tax relief masks dire pension returns Experts unveil their top funds Credit card inquiry News in Brief Contents House price fears Footsie falls back from two-year high Fidelity Investments Death duties could become Blair's poll tax Legal & General I need a good home for my property deposit A Question of Money Citibank's double direct debit error Former wife's policy can be converted Railtrack payments are running late Bosses buy as Corus shows first profit Director's Deals Cheltenham & Gloucester Website helped to solve Tesco trouble Contents Advisers push families into costly tax plans Salesmen earn big commissions on gift-and-loan trusts—one of the few ways to cut death duties. By David Budworth Lloyds joins rush to cut cashback Readers can get a free copy of the Sunday Times Guide Barslays Tax Fears Multiple Display Advertising Items Cahoot Readers rise up over MP's bloated pensions Politicians can earn £110,000 of benefits in just five years—and if their fund falls short, you pick up the bill. By David Budworth Beware guaranteed rents on buy-to-let Investors are being lured by the promise of a secure rental income, but it could come at a price, writes David Budworth Landlords given income boost by the Revenue Barclays Contents Revealed: the hidden gems of the fund world Little-known firms have been posting returns that put the bigger investment groups to shame, writes Alicia Wyllie Funds the Experts Recommend Scottish Widows Bank The Sunday Times Left to Cope Alone Elderly are denied state funding in care scandal The NHS has wrongly assessed thousands of infirm pensioners, leaving many families struggling to cope, writes Clare Francis The cost of living in a home is now £23,400 a year How the System Works Nationwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Switching off Fluent in Finance Why the 'best' deals could cost you more Credit cards Most people can't be bothered to chase top rates on savings and loans. If so, a consistent rate can offer better value. By Kathryn Cooper I'm staying loyal to big winners My Diy Pension Mortgages Savings Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Got a large garden? You could face a hefty tax bill You could be hit by capital gains if the taxman decides you have more land than you need. By Clare Francis Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Paragon Mortgages Prudential Goalie finds saving comes naturally Fame and Fortune Former England keeper Ray Clemence is a born saver—although he bought a fast car for his 50th birthday. By Natalie Graham Multiple Display Advertising Items 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 Taking a break is becoming a part of the job More and more employers are adopting flexible working to attract the best recruits. By Roger Eglin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Enjoy yourselves, the high-powered career can wait Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Public sector is looking so good to graduates The civil service, army, NHS, and BBC can be attractive career choices for today's high-flyers, reports Mary Braid Multiple Display Advertising Items Old-timers who beat the clock Public Opinion Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Hit Ting the Road Hit Ting the Road It's Illogical Picture Gallery Burnout 3 Takedown Text a Friend Boots Fashion Designer Glitter Babes Flash & Dazzle Mirror Gross Magic Set Plant a Kick Scooner of the Chost in the Prisner of the Ghost in the Ironmask Groovy Mover Stage Work Entinct Thinking The Buzz On Screen Pop Two of a Kind Heldi and Keisha give Funday the latest on the Sugababes Pop! Fast Tracks Hot Gossip VS dish the dirt on the band Book Mark Win a Bear for a Year Creature feature Robot Crusoe Dennis and Gnasher Fans utd Cherise from Big Brovaz Factory Number Cruncher Puzzle Zone Movie Mix-Up On the Ball Band Bother Spot the Sequence Beryl the Peryil F-Mail Mail with our stamp of approvall Puzzle Zone Answers Golden Arms Funday talks with Athens gold medallist rower, James Cracknell Competitions Breakfast first PokéMoN Contents Inside this Week Car Advertising Chevrolet makes its Daewoo debut Up to Speed Let there be light, says Vauxhall Audi makes it a big facelift Cars on TV It's running in very nicely, thanks Me and my Motors On his CD Changer It so wants to be a coupé Vital Statistics The Opposition Official: driving makes you happy Forget stress and lack of exercise — a new study shows that your car is good for you, writes Colin Brennan Getting the Measure of Happiness Porsche Life and death trials of a boy racer Jonathan Legris, a brilliant Formula One hope at just 16, has had to fight his own body to win through, reports Emma Smith Honda Man oh man, there's a speed limit ahead The Isle of Man, last outpost of restriction-free driving, is about to disappoint a lot of speed freaks, reports Emma Smith Good Year Multiple Classified Advertising Items No More Drying Marks Ingear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams A Smash Hit with Kids The Knowledge the Choke Everything you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Fun for Deskbound Drivers Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Used Car: Alfa Romeo GTV Second Opinion Times Online Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hell's bells, a ride with the devil Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hiya, I'm Buggy, your talking car Two Britons are making tours of San Francisco an interactive ride, writes Jane Mulkerrins The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Clinic your Motoring Problems Solved Deal of the Week My First Crash The Sunday Times PI4TES Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Ferrari Contents Inside Spain How Much? A working farm in England New Water Haugh Cottage, Berwick-upon-Tweed, £1 per year Moving on I'm not doing bad, dad Millionaire ex-offender Michael Fraser wishes his father was alive to see what he's achieved Time and place Design Classics Bisque column radiators Inner-city blues Investors in city centres are feeling the pinch, with interest rate rises and a glut of new flats, finds Graham Norwood Octagon Not so rich pickings Moving to France to make and sell your own wine sounds idyllic — but don't expect to make your fortune Land grab Taxing issue Imperialwharf Country retreat for pop's Wilde child Kim Wilde hated the barn conversions she saw, so she decided to do one herself, she tells Mark Anstead Michael Shanly Homes Houses of the week Houses of the week Crest Nicholson Modern City Living In out Forget Chippendale chairs, says John Elliott. The new antiques are by 1950s designers such as Eames, Jacobsen and van der Rohe. Originals are soaring in value — but you can find cheaper versions if you know where to look Where to Get the Look So farewell to all this Conrad Black's childhood hero was the man who inspired Citizen Kane. But the disgraced publisher needed more than one Xanadu, reports Karen Robinson Nationwide The house is the star When a British designer discovered Gloria Swanson's decaying old Hollywood home, he knew he had to rescue it, reports John Harlow Redrow Party on in the church Stained glass windows and space to entertain sold pop star Shovell on his London conversion, says Jane Mulkerrins ST James Return of the husband Spiritual conversion Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Family division How can you ensure your kids don't stray too far when they want their own space? Danny Lee meets a family who divided their home in three Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Anscombe & Ringland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Multiple Classified Advertising Items New life in a Tuscan ruin When Mirren Trub's husband died, she decided to carry out their plans to restore an old barn alone, teaching herself Italian for 'self-tapping screw' in the process, finds Robert Cockburn On the Market Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Chesterton International Multiple Display Advertising Items Credit Suisse 'I've got my own trowel' He spends thousands on plants, but is no stranger to the compost heap. Rachel De Thame visits Michael Winner's London garden Seed investment Garden Cuttings Crunch weekend Question time Quince charming What to Do this Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Keeping a low profile Not all garden climbers need to climb, observes Charles Chesshire The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the experts Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Cupboard love Nowhere to put the surfboard and those golf clubs? Fred Redwood finds some developers are offering homes with extra storage space for your clutter Homes FPDSavills St James Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The project Make an entrance with a new or spruced-up driveway Is this a DIY job or one for the professionals? Gravel or shingle—what's the difference? On Call The home One company has cornered the market in unusual cleaning products. The big question is: do they really work? Block paving Cobbles Other materials Costs Refurbishing a drive Anything else I need to know? Sticky time to invest Have all the rich pickings goen, leaving just the dross of insubstantial promises, asks Rosie Millard Knight Frank The Market Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Neville House Contents Get your fill of the big country For a great holiday and superb shopping, America is a bargain, says Katrina Manson On the Web It's the world's shopping capital New York Travel Deal Chelsea Premium Outlets Retail heaven: a coast-to-coast guide to the top places Cool America's Events Greatest Cities Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Philadelphia San Francisco Seattle No need to take a gamble—in Las Vegas it's a safe bet on having fun Las Vegas See America. Org No need to take a gamble—in Las Vegas it's a safe bet on having fun Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel Deal Deals on wheels, rooms and flights How to Get There See America. Org Amtrak Head for the beach in Fort Lauderdale Florida Multiple Display Advertising Items Hertz Beautiful Biscayne Travel Deal Go on, spoil yourself Miami South Beach Delano The West Multiple Display Advertising Items Mission to Santa Fe Sking Travel Deai Take off to Houston In Texas, horseshoes bring luck, But hiking boots have Border Country Put on your dancing shoes New Orleans Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel Diai Vegas Contents Renault Scenic Contents The rule of Law Law unto himself Why are we still so captivated? The Shawshank Redemption flopped at the box office, but 10 years on it's become a classic. As the DVD box set goes on sales, Ryan Gilbey charts its remarkable rise Yoko Ono's revenge on the people of Liverpool most … Yoko is shocking the city Ladettes are playing it for … Now you see it, now you don't An architectural conjuring trick has given the National Gallery a cool new wing—but at £21m, it's real all right, says Hugh Pearman Extends Again to December 18 Wyndhams Theatre Nice party the other night for Greg Dyke's book lauch The good, the bad Television Both sides now Radio waves Cellular 15,94 mins Rest of the week's films Vodka Lemon PG, 89 mins PG 89 mins Red Lights 15,105 mins Wimbledon 12A, 98 mins Save the Green Planet! 18,118 mins She Hate Me 15,138 mins Switchblade Romance 18,85 mins The Punisher 18,124 mins Spivs 15,91 mins Zhang Yinou's new film If looks could kill. . . Short Cuts The Month Theatre Take cover: Caroline O'Connor is setting tongues wagging on the West End stage with her fiery talking heads, says Adrian Turpin Danger! Exploding bombshell The Life & Death of Peter Sellers The Month Put the disc in your computer and bring culture to life The Month Put the disc in your computer and bring culture to life Twenty-five years old and still refusing to grow up It may have lost some of its shock value, but Viz still says a lot about British life Amazon Snowi White & the Seven Dwarfs Classical On record Handel Lotario Soloists, Ii Complesso Barocco, cond Alan Curtis DHM 828 76 58797 2 (2 CDs) JC Bach Six Symphonies for Wind The London Wind Soloists Testament SBT 1345 Elgar Classical CD of the week Symphony No 2; Introduction & Allegro Hallé Orchestra, cond Mark Elder Hallé CD Hll 7507 Sibelius, Sinding Violin Concerto; Violin Concerte No 1 Henning Kraggerud (violin), Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, cond Bjarte Engeset Naxos 8.557266 Eugene Ysaye Sonatas for solo violin Thomas Zehetmair ECM 1835 472 6872 Marianne Faithfull Pop and Jazz Marianne Faithfull Before the Poison Navie Nv800111 Interpol Antics Matador Ole 616 Joss Stone Mind, Body & Soul Relentless Cdrel04 Anita Baker My Everything Blue Note 5771022 New kids in town Martin Carthy Waiting for Angels Toppic Tscd527 Various Artists All Good Clean Fun Emi 8660902 (3 CDs) The Mamas & the Papas The Mamas & the Papas Complete Anthology MCA 9821680 (4 CDs) Brian Wilson Smile Nonesuch 7559798462 Pop CD of the week Gilad Atzmon Musik: Re-arranging the 20th Century Enja Tip-888848-2 The Month The past remastered A bonus for fans or a marketing ploy—what's the point of those 'outtake' CDs, asks Dan Cairns The Beatles Neil Young, hip-hop and all that jazz Gwyneth Herbert draws from a side range of influences on her major-label debut, but she wonders what a white girl from Hampshire has to offer. The answer: a lot, says Clive Davis Hecuba Donmar Warehouse Rest of the week's theatre Donmar Warehouse DVD Arcadia Bristol Old Vic Grim(m) Desires Wapping Project Nurse and worse It was sheer madness to even think of reviving One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest, says Victoria Segal Cambridge Theatre Keeps on rolling alone Michael Ball does Radiohead? The housewives' choice is changing everything in a solo show that reveals his dark side, says Matt Wolf Wno. org It's a mini adventure A crop of small-scale shows may be just what the West End needs, says Simon Fanshawe The top arts events of the coming months Look ahead Danses Concertantes Becket Turner Prize Exhibition By the Bog of Cats Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Film The Motorcycle Diaries This week, don't miss Theatre The Woman in White Art Encounters Comedy Jeremy Hardy Opera Iphigénie on Tauride Dance Sylvie Guillem and the Ballet Boyz Concerts Berlin Philharmoniker Pop The Hives Bending it like Balanchine San Francisco Ballet pays thrilling tribute to a master, while Ashley Page shows the Scots are a force to be reckoned with. By David Dougill The Sunday Times For your ears only Covent Garden's Werther is a musical tour de force. Does Pappano not care that the acting is a return to the acting is a return to the dark ages, asks Hugh Canning Silent Hill 4: The Room PS2, Xbox, £39.99, PC, £29.99; ages 18+ The Times Literary Supplement Outrun 2 Xbox, £39.99; all ages The Month The Godfather Paramount, 18,168 mins, £17.99 (DVD) The Godfather Part II 18,192 mins, £17.99 (DVD) The Godfather Part III 15,163 mins, £17.99 (DVD) T… La Haine (Hatel) Optimum, 15,98 mins; £19.99 (DVD) The Leopard BFI, PG, 178 mins; £19.99 (DVD) Borrowing an idea pioneered by Supergrass The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A magical debut Out of this world Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke Bloomsbury £17.99 pp782 Unassuming genius of a great man of letters V S Pritchett: A Working Life by Jeremy Treglown Chatto £25 pp308 Read on. . . Diary Carry on up the Congo Mimi and Toutou Go Forth: The Bizarre Battle of Lake Tanganyika by Giles Foden Michael Joseph £16.99 pp320 Putting the knife in Beautiful Stranger: A Memoir of an Obsession with Perfection by Hope Donahue Vision £16.99 pp273pp Waterstone's What Roy Hattersley has on his bedside table In the news Books behind the headlines: US election How the East was lost Forgotten Armies The Fall of British Asia 1941-1945 by Christopher Bayly and Tim Harper Allen Lane £25 pp589 Read on. . . Brave hearts rewarded Supreme Courage: Heroic Stories from 150 Years of the Victoria Cross by General Sir Peter de la Billiére Little, Brown £20 pp387 Symbol of Courage: A Complete History of the Victoria Cross by Marx Arthur Sidgwick & Jackson £25 pp686 To the bitter end A Church at War: Anglicans and Homosexuality by Stephen Bates I B Tauris £17.95 pp248 A legend in his lunchtime Winner Takes All: A Life of Sorts by Michael Winner Robson £17.95 pp360 A court jester's truths Philip and Elizabeth: Portrait of a Marriage by Gyles Brandreth Century £20 pp440 The Bookshop at Ten Curzon Street: Letters between Nancy Mitford and Heywood Hill 1952-73 Dearest Virginia: Love Letters froma Cavalry Officer in the South Pacific, edited by Gayle Hunnicutt The Times How the other half lives The Goldfish Bowl Married to the PM 1955-1977 by Cherie Booth and Cate Haste Chatto £18.99 pp256 The Softback Preview Waterstone's On the right track An Abridged History by Andrew Drummond Polygon £9.99 pp326 The Blackpool Highflyer by Andrew Martin Faber £10.99 pp336 Sleuths of Auld Reekie The Sunday Philosophy Club by Alexander McCall Smith Little, Brown £14.99 pp281 Fleshmarket Close by Ian Rankin Orion £17.99 pp416 Children's book of the week Lizzie Nonsense by Jan Ormerod Age 3-7 WHSmith Paperbacks Pompeii by Robert Harris Bobby Fischer Goes to War by David Edmonds and John Eidinow Avenger by Frederick Forsyth Adam's Curse: A Future without Men by Bryan Sykes Peyton Amberg by Tame Janowitz The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold by Evelyn Waugh read by Michael Cochrane Pieces of my Mind by Frank Kermode Italian Fever by Valerie Martin read by Francine Broady The Reformation by Diarmaid MacCulloch What's happening in the literary world You really must read. . . 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A woman takes a dusty old book, left by an aunt, to the Antiques Roadshow, it turns out to be one of the most magical works of the Edwardian age. By Deirdre Fernand Bogue's greatest love was miniature watercolour painting—but it was to cost her her eyesight Royal Caribbean International Gramy footage in the news archives He's the £450 billion man. As head of the Treasury Lexus One of these houses will make a better home for your Barclaycard The Sunday Times Wine Club How Britain Captured the World Strachan Death Row She was the first person I met PG Tips DCaf Kyprus Smallbone Don't Struggle to make Things Simple Secrets and Lines To many he was the greatest photojournalist of all time. But there was a hidden side to Henri Cartier-Bresson. Are these drawings, seen here for the first time, the reason why he hung up his camera for the last 30 years of his life? 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