News from 17/04/2005
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Jonathan Northcroft, Kevin Dunn, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, P B, Elizabeth Bullen, Nicola Duggan, William Kay, Robin Williams, Barbara Hall, Calin Brennan, Frank Parker, N J, Fred Redwood, John-Paul Flintoff, K Wright, Dominic Sandbrook, Helen Davies, Peter Whittle, John Dutton, Sally Brock, Rob Hughes, F Denton, Walter F Stowy, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Angela Vaughan Parry, Professor Gideon Garter, Lesley White, Andrew Longmore, Adam Sweeting, Jane Mulkerrins, S G, Amarjit Chandan, Frank Whitford, Ivo Tennant, Kathryn Cooper, P D, David Smith, David Cracknell Political Editor, Nick Pitt, Clifford Bishop, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, K R, Duncan Sprott, Adam Lively, Andrew Porter, Hywel Williams, Sue Leonard, John Lannin, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, H B, J Kington, Robert Sandall, Martin James, Robert Winnett, Ian Hawkey European Football Correspondent, R P, Daniel Slavinsky, Irwin Stelzer, Adrian Furnham, Peter Wilson, Coleen McLoughlin, Rosie Millard, Peter Snell, David Dougill, Rev'd Jean Mayland, Nicholas Hellen Social Affairs Editor, John Arlidge, C S, Less Worrall, Ian Pengelley, Edward Moss, Stuart Barnes, Peter Jones, Steve Hawdon, Michael Gillard, A Carter, George Foreman, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Heather Tanner, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Victoria Segal, Stewart Lee, Michael Portillo, David Connett, Paul Bowler, Fergus Garrett, Patricia Nicol, Sarah Dempster, Dave Pollard, David Smith Economic Editor, Anita Chaudhuri, Richard Fletcher, Greg Struthers, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Lydia Slater, Phil Craigie, Hugh MclIvanney, C W, Paul Daniel, Jeremy Guscott, Barry Tighe, Rhianna partchett, Holly Watt, David Walsh Chief Sports Writer, Paul Ham, John Fletcher, Sarah-Kate Templeton, Stuart Wavell, Roger Eglin, Paul Donovan, Christopher Rhodes, Ali Rifat, Chris Woodhead, Dr John Neasham, Rev'd Eckhard von Ravenau, Jasper Gerard, Derek Clements, Tony Coleman, David Mairs, Garth Pearce, Paul Driver, Nicholas Hellen, Richard Brooks, John Follain, Bruno Ganz, Ian Hawkey, James Toseland, Stuart Andrews, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Tim Rayment, Paul Durman, Tarquin Hall, Cathy Galvin, Alex Clark, Lisa Grainger, Mark Edwards, Heather Dixon, Rachel Bridge, Sue Riley, Susan Clark, Angela Parkes, D J Taylor, Christina Lamb, Mrs Hawkins, Alan Burt, Raymond Keene, J S, Rod Liddle, Douglas Alexander, Lawrence Booth, David Cracknell, Cosmo Landesman, Zoe Brennan, Martin Clunes, Gavin Conway, Diana Wright, Dominic O'Connell, Stephen Jones, Peter Koenig, Barry Flatman, Nick Cain, Louise Armitstead, Blower Spindle, Clifford Coonan, Stephen Bleach, Michael Wright, Natalie Graham, Andrew Smith, I C, Melvyn Bragg, Chris Harris, Caroline Donald, Lucy Atkins, Tim Moorey, Shelley Von Strunckel, Keith Rose, Fiona Terry, Miranda Seymour, David Walsh, Caroline Gascoigne, Colin McDowell, Bryan Appleyard, Isabel Kingsley, Sarah Keenlyside, Stephen Armstrong, Bill Bryson, John Elliott, Nick MacKinnon, Mark Anstead, M L, Bethan Cole, Victoria O'brien, Jonathan Leake Environment Editor, N R, Richard Woods, Roland White, Helen Jones, Shane Watson, Abul Taher, Maurice Chittenden, Elizabeth Nokes Secretary, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Donald MacLeod, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Michael Lavelle, Louise Armistead, Ali Watkinson, Lou Reed, Jon Saul, Sarah-kate Templeton, John Crossland, Michael Sheridan, Ian Edwards, Dan Box, Laura Atkinson, Clare Francis, John Harlow, Dileep Premachandran, Karen Graham, Jimmy Carr, Godfrey Smith, Richard Davies, Chris Haslam, Dipesh Gadher, Mark Kleinman, John Waples, F R, A A Gill, Barbara Hirons, Matthew Campbell, C V, David Hutcheon, Ralph Oswick, Kirstie Allsopp, Suzanne Collier, Mary Braid, Nick Fielding, Stephen Pettitt, Will Iredale, Jessica Bown, Valerie Rampton, Jeremy Langmead, Justin Sparks, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, John Grimwood, David Wickers, Nigel Powell, Daniel Emery, Keith Townrow, Chris Whyatt, Brian Doogan, Ben Dowell, Minette Marrin, Mark Vanner, Neil White, Jeremy Lazell, Mark Hodson, Peter Anderson, Graham Norwood, Audrey Lea, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, J P, David Budworth, William Lewis Business editor, Hugh Pearman, Andrew Davidson, Dan Cairns, John Cornwell, Christopher Bray, U Ckepell, Stewart Mitchell, Matt Roberts, David Smith Economics Editor, Cary Cooper, Emma Sanchez, Sarah Baxter, Fleur Britten, James Luckhurst, Joanna Simon, Matthew Goodman, Sandy Gall, Tanni Grey-Thompson, Gavin Newsham, Jason Dawe, Dominic Rushe, Richard Lewis, Sian Griffiths, Karen Robinson, Helen Stewart,
ResumoContents Tories pledge £1.7bn pension boost Contents Kuoni Back me or sack me: The prime minister defends the … Frying Squad cook up green patrol car 500,000 illegal migrants, says Home Office Archbishop backs books by paedophile author Contents The Sunday Times Sunday Times sale hits 17-year high Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Contents P&O Cruises Drinking blamed as violent crime surges 8% Monitor condemns Labour on post votes Where have you been hiding, then? Labour's election … Chinese may get Rover bargains Tories close poll gap to one point Sunday TIMES/YouGov Poll Charities to be invited to run jails The drought-busting magic roundabout Northern rock plc Strictly Come Dancing is hot to trot for Bafta Ricin defendants to claim asylum Trial has made return 'unsafe' Multiple Display Advertising Items Police Chief Backs Labour Terror Laws BBC man shot by terrorists to return Hospitals feed children on Twizzlers Health secretary Reid admits ward bug killed his mother Flybe BMW Toll of babies aborted with chance of life hits 1,000 a year Don's boycott raises Jewish student fear Blair son's friend is spat at Charles's model villagers rebel over new homes Camilla by Queen's side for victory celebrations Artists could lose their big Irish tax break Somalian war refugee wins scholarship to Eton Peugeot North set to fall behind as Brown jobs boost fades Contents Bragg and friends try to stop wind farm Life-or-death day for baby Charlotte India Pale Ale Smiles Galore but No One's Winning Ricin and Rover rained all over the Blair-Brown love-in last week. But the Tories are still trailing. David Cracknell, David Smith and Richard Woods report on a disorderly race Saga Holidays Ltd If only we could vote them all out Election TV is sneering, says Rod Liddle. The more highbrow the show, the greater the curl of the lip Vauxhall Can we Believe the Polls? Um . . . I want to win, I'm sure I do Charles Kennedy is a likeable man, but has he got the steel to be PM, asks Lesley White Chrysler Inspiration Comes as Standard Gorgeous George goes a'wooing Aa Gill follows the Napoleon of Bethnal Green on his mission to haunt Labour If he doesn't slip up he could be Tory top banana David Davis is defending a marginal but the man many think will be the next Tory leader tells Andrew Porter he is unfazed Doing the time-warp in little England Rural issues are still being ignored, a veteran MP tells John-Paul Flintoff Parties play the fantasy savings game Everyone's plans rest on efficiency cuts, but do they stack up, asks David Smith, Economics Editor CitroËn Twit of the Week Triumph of teen spirit and awful taste Profile It's not the end in Iraq but it is the end of the beginning Míele The Sunday Times Where's the choice? Blow them away Makepovertyhistory. Org Too much tolerance can hurt a country Picture Gallery As Sir Humphrey might say, Kennedy is being very brave UKIP's Godfrey offers women chance to cool down after his hothead words Atticvs It's not just Europe that bothers Godfrey's colleagues Atticvs Admiring Kremlin comrades come out of the closet to haunt Clarke Atticvs Papal election gets a taste of cardinal spin Atticvs The election's best straight answer to a straight Atticvs The safest place for the Tories: in the wilderness Here's an unreported royal wedding story that gives Atticvs The Official Monster Raving Loony party's manifesto Atticvs Labour's Austin Mitchell complains that he gets no Atticvs Onspeed. com There's more than one saint to save the church Toyota I Suspect Michael Portillo (Brown poker, the most A royal wedding that's true to life Hot Topics: In your article 'Off drugs and into booze Resistance to Hitler Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times Pop Chart Goes. . . 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It means more grunge, less cheese, says Maurice Chittenden Poptastic Chart Facts Nationwide Chirac's great TV gamble falls flat Flybmi Vielle Bin Laden niece back in American to seek pop fame Right hails Dworkin sex campaign Mitsubishi Motors Subaru Bird flu epidemic fears fading Anti-Japan riots spread in China Times Online Papal hopeful is a former Hitler Youth Justin Sparks Munich John Follain and Christopher Morgan Rome Liberals fail to find a figurehead Best Price swiss. com Wadworth 6X Sky The Cardinals' Progress Beauty queen adds twist to latex killing Murder linked to baby's death DNA to identify victims of wagon train cannibals DNA to identify victims of eagon train cannobals Musharraf visit raises hopes of Kashmir peace deal with India Iraq rebels 'unite' to fight coalition Contents Rainier's will set to rein in his wild child Return of the contract killer claims ex-KGB chief Newt goes on manoeuvres for comeback PC World The Computer Superstore China's fast set take holidays on autobahn Today's weather Orange Three held over Whitehall 'fraud' News in Brief Murder suspect Woman fatally stabbed at McDonald's G7 oil warning Police chief investigated over speeding Single ticket wins £9.9m Lotto jackpot Mirror slips up Officer kills family The election is tainted, so boycott it The Times Lucian, the grandaddy of sex gods The most hilarious intervention of the week? No wonder migrants are shunning Scotland You can tell a pop star who has run out of songs Total Contents Sparks Wild Rovers Battered Arsenal win 3-0 to reach Cup final Strong-arm tactics Brutality that shames game Luckily for football, Arsenal's supreme skills prevented their opponents' violent methods kicking the semi-final to death Van Persie, substitute with a golden touch The young Dutch striker dispensed with his ill-tempered, brutish image, allowing his outstanding talent to shine through Airberlin Bolton hot on Everton heels The Sunday Times Johnson saves vital point Pompey keep faith Celtic fight back as title beckons Off-target Gerrard pays penalty Villa pile the pressure on wasteful Saints Fulham edge a point closer to safety The Sunday Times New target for Scholes The midfielder hopes that rare United affliction, a lack of goals, will end against Newcastle today Seat auto emoción Kuqi digs deep for lpswich His commitment may have been questioned in the past but the striker vows to give his all in the crunch match against Sunderland today 'Let me get fit, then we'll see about John Terry' Frustrated by injury and stressed by unexpected fatherhood, Sol Campbell is determined to get himself back on track Hot-shot Vaughan can fill Rooney's boots They lost one prodigy, but Everton face Manchester United on Wednesday with another young superkid waiting in the wings Blame it on Rio? 'Let me get fit, then we'll see about John Terry' Bmibaby Final thoughts The one-for-all, all-for-one Champions League prepares for first all-English semi-final Charge of the Red brigade In a team full of heroes Hiddink conjures up remarkable transformation for PSV Despite having to rebuild his forward line David Beckham and Fergie's boot The top 10 Sporting missiles Luis Figo and the pig's head Manchester United v Arsenal The Sunday Times The top 10 sporting missiles Inter fans' firework display Hungary v Australia and the deluge of fish Book of the week Inter and the flying scooter Luton v Millwall and the orange seats Brian Laws, lvano Bonetti and the plate of chicken Roberto Rojas and the firecracker Jamie Carragher and the coin DVD of the week 60 seconds in sport With James Toseland, world superbike champion, as he prepares for Spain A flare for Violence Events at the San Siro put the Italian disease on a worldwide stage Northern rock FA Cup Semi-final Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Barclays Premiership Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures Wolves held at bay by John Coca-Cola Championship Hammers losing touch Ormerod sinks City Harper foils Forest Taylor celebrates another Hull promotion The Sunday Times Gallen grabs QPR a point Simply Red The Big interview: Jamie Carragher Jonathan Northcroft meets a Bootle boy who hasn't forgotten his roots Pride of Merseyside: the Jamie Carragher story Time to face steroid menace The one-year ban given to a promising England Under-18 rugby player may be sending a mixed message to youngsters when clarity is paramount Multiple Display Advertising Items Ronnie stays in frame The defending champion survives by the skin of his teeth after a 10-9 victory against a man who wants his world No 1 ranking Brave Beardsley beats the demons within A road crash and addiction to drugs nearly killed him, but the joint winner of the first London Marathon has put his darkest days behind him In Paula's wake Facts and figures about the London Marathon TV coverage Celebrities to look out for Running for charity Taylor's six set up first victory County scoreboards Essex benefit from Tudor revival Thorpe shows old authority Giles off to flyer Cricket round-up Turning over a new leaf Shane Warne is making a new home for himself on the south coast, but don't doubt his commitment to the Australian cause England equipped to win the mind games Off-field preparations are vital to a team's wellbeing, and sports psychologist Steve Bull has helped lay the foundations for England's rise, writes Simon Wilde India face up to end of a memorable era Norwich Union Direct Woodward dusts off priceless old masters Class tells in Clive's world Ticket Master Small but perfectly formed Having recovered from the shock of his selection, Andy Titterell is in no doubt that he has what it takes to cut the mustard in New Zealand Shanklin all fired up for space mission The message took a while to get through, but the Wales centre's selection was not in question and he will keep his captain on his toes A class act at the back Richards moves for Mehrtens Rugby Shorts Nigel Botherway beams in from planet rugby Horsman's Wales wait Year of the Dragon Ref justice for Lions? Ballot boxing Quote of the week Multiple Display Advertising Items Gutsy Leeds beat Bath Bath get just deserts for lack of invention The favourites won enough ball to win the match twice over Woods is at once powerful and creative, passionate … The amazing Tiger Woods sits content in the halfway house: nine down and nine to go to equal Jack Nicklaus's 18-major haul The Sunday Times Saints send Broncos to fourth successive defeat Sports round-up Results round-up Today's racing Glorious Goodwood Fixtures Rugby Union Rugby League Fixtures Racing This Week Mercer has final Edge With Ruby Walsh an inch away from a famous grand slam on Cornish Rebel, Keith Mercer and Joes Edge snatched racing immortality from him The Sunday Times Spencer runs into top form After the favourite Indesatchel won easily at Newbury, all eyes will be on his stablemate, Damson, in the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket, writes Tony Coleman The Times Caught in time Newcastle United win the Anglo-Italian Cup, 1973 Sport Letters Questions answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Heroes' Heroes The Sunday Times Any Answers? Sport on TV Don't miss this Sport on TV Times Online Euro rivals with score to settle Ford Touting sad Tyson is beyond a joke Red mist on the Tyne Contents Barclay brothers to sell Index shops with loss of 3,000 jobs Nicholson to lead emergency Rover inquiry Rover pensions cut Wm Hill bets on Stanley Austrain redticket Contents The new Stone age… Sanctuary Group, the quoted music … Smith turns sights on FT Contents Dithering NHS stalls the bug busters Special Report Peter Koenig reports on the frustration of a UK company that has the technology to combat MRSA Contents Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Labour majority of 90 forecast New York firm buys BA ticketer for £520m BP 'covered up' pipeline flaw Contents Vegetable vaccine firm to list Times Online Business Digest Russians want a piece of Domecq Flotation favourite for Pizza Express Former Equitable Life directors sell properties to their wives Americans to take control at Jarvis Sugar says: you're Not fired Fears of further slump in shares Unique Opportunity for 6-Star Hotel Bombshell for Airbus over super-jet costs RBS faces grilling over secret US pay incentives Labour's sterling spin job on the Rover debacle North-south divide set to widen with a vengeance Bucking the trend Barbarians back? Buffett masters art of fending off regulatory raids Building up steam No FT? Marjorie Scardino has transformed Pearson but a stagnant share price has put her under pressure to sell the lossmaking Financial Times Who Will Want to Buy the FT? Lufthansa Fly British European End of Rover shatters lives and dreams The flags are flying at half mast at Longbridge as up to 20,000 workers prepare for a future on the dole Phoenix Four Set for New Scrutiny on Rover Accounts Chinese Gear up to Build Rovers Glazer's Man Utd bid enters injury time US businessman's takeover plan is stalled by club's big Irish investors The Sunday Times UBS Bank of Scotland Brit is the catalyst for growth at GE The former Amersham boss leading GE's healthcare arm, can now fulfil his vision of preventative medicine BT Multiple Display Advertising Items McDonald's says get some exercise, fatso The world's most successful food company is shifting the responsibility for healthy eating onto its own customers Bruised and battered Woolworths left on the shelf Apax Partners' decision to walk away from takeover talks sees the chain store's boss picking up the pieces Fifty Years of Highs and Lows Healthy Eating Tops the Menu NHS politics hamper the superbug battle Hp invent London's most networked man Wolves brews up a heady portfolio that pleases City A series of acquisitions has turned the Wolverhampton firm from a laggard into a real winner David Giampaolo's Working Day Vital Statistics Working Space Swann goes back to basics The WH Smith chief executive sees a return to core strengths as the best way to revive the retailer Times Online Morgan Stanley exodus fears as Perella leaves The investment bank's latest staff crisis has Wall Street and the City buzzing, reports Dominic Rushe in New York Tax bill raises concern about Putin's Russia Moscow's recent moves have British business well and truly worried, write Louise Armitstead and Dan Box World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Now here's a company that you can't rubbish Judgment Day: Should You Buy Shares in Shanks? Rover workers face redundancy The Week that was Business on the Box The Week Ahead Quote of the Week Tory 'champion' to help firms What the Parties Will Do for Small Firms In the second of a three-part series, Rachel Bridge looks at the Conservatives' plan to have a senior person in every government department to look after small businesses South West England Sports car drove young tycoon into insurance How I Made It Todd Enterprises A wild flight of poetic fancy that won't get off the ground The Peter meter Vending machine juggling act Supercups wants to boost sales by improving the image of vending machines but it has to keep low-cost competitors at bay Appeal to the health-conscious What the Experts Say Supply only those who buy the best Supercups' Challenges Link up with health food suppliers Jump on the Jamie bandwagon Offer free installation Business Link Progress Report Coast & Country Cottages Robin Hall, boss of buyout firm Cinven, is normally … Volvo What is Robbie Tchenguiz, with brother Vincent one … No need to be timid, Mr Timis Prufrock Marathon man Mellon sees red over grouping The City lauded Tesco last week as the supermarket Thomas changes Luminar's tune Market Mole Citywire reveals secret City deals Contents Follow my Leader Sick of your tour guide reading straight from the textbook or getting lost on the way to the Forum? That won't happen with these expert travelling companions. Jeremy Lazell picks the greatest guides on earth Lloyds TSB Desert Survival in Namibia with Ray Mears The Lions Tour to New Zealand with Derek Quinnell and Fran Cotton Art & Empire in St Petersburg with Professor Zoia Belyakova Cooking in Florence with Anton Mosimann Good Gear Guide Everest Trek, Tibet with John Shipton and Russell Brice The Alex Archeology in Libya with Professor David Mattingly The North Pole on Skis with Borge Ousland Riding in Ecuador with Richard Dunwoody Clubs Sunsail Safari in Zambia with Robin Pope Slimline Camera Uncle Ho Sandals Wildlife Photography in South Georgia with Jonathan Scott and Paul Goldstein Radio Lantern How to find a perfect guide Orangutans in Borneo with Dr Birute Galdikas Mini Speakers Wine-Tasting in Champagne with Steven Spurrier Madness and matadors The beautiful town of Arles inspired Van Gogh to paint prolifically and lop off his ear Sunny Italian Alps South Tyrol Only 3 hour's away SuDtiROL How to get there Malta Travel brief The room next door is 40% less Questions & Answers Markwarner It's hard to think of Bob Marley as a golden oldie The travel-agency chain Wardle Travel and its Bargains of the week This week's camel news Holiday money Having it large in Cancun Stephen Bleach talks to the big Brits who tested the world's first fat-friendly resort Machu Picchu in crisis The English country-house hotel goes global with Where was I? Fancy a weekend in Paris? Don't google it Cheaper travel is a click away, but not if you start your journey on Google, says Mark Hodson Northern cyprus Multiple Display Advertising Items Walt Disney World Resort in Florida Click and go Not quite Ayia Napa Thirty years after Cyprus was torn in two, Chris Haslam crosses no man's land into the resort that time forgot Multiple Display Advertising Items Markwarner Multiple Display Advertising Items Biting off more than she can chew She was tall, she was beautiful and she was keen on Jon Saul. Until they kissed Swiss Travel Service Crossing the line: a practical guide Travel brief It's the London Marathon… . . . and you're just sitting there on the sofa. Feeling lazy? Jeremy Lazell has the world's other top 26-milers Prague Marathon, Czech Republic Air France Safaricom Marathon, Kenya Marathon Du Medoc, Bordeaux Amsterdam Marathon Havana Marathon, Cuba Everest Marathon, Nepal Taiwans New York Marathon North Pole Marathon Better and Better: The This week, the shortlist for England's best bed and breakfast will be revealed—but we've already sent our ruthless hotel inspector, Walter F Stowy, to see if they're up to scratch The Sunday Times St Ervan Manor Padstow, Cornwall Manor Farm Oast Icklesham, East Sussex CTS Horizons Voyages Jules Verne Aster House South Kensington, London Jinlye All Stretton, Shropshire Holly Lodge Thorsford Green, Norfolk Top 10 B&Bs in England Multiple Display Advertising Items Seabreeze Guest House Blackpool, Lancashire Qantas The Moorlands Levisham, North Yorkshire Bessiestown Farm Catlowdy, Cumbria Eurotunnel No 1 Sallyport Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland The winner is … Venice Get a Room Multiple Classified Advertising Items For big spenders Venice Get a Room For tight budgets For high fashion For quirky character Fine, but how do I get there? For pure romance My paddle with the alligators Sandy Gall wades waist-deep into wild Florida — and discovers a fragile ecosystem grappling for its life Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel brief 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 Suffering from jet lag? Martin Clunes suggests a dose of BBC radio drama Multiple Display Advertising Items Where was I? Win a luxury week for two in Las Vegas, with Funway Holidays The competition Contents We're All British, Innit? Immigrants? Asylum seekers? You've seen nothing until you've been to London's East End. But, as Tarquin Hall found while living there, the difference between immigrants and the British is not what it seems Contents Radisson Edwardian Hotels A hunt for cockneys unravels a native myth While living in Brick Lane, Tarquin Hall was commissioned by a Bengali anthropologist to seek out the indigenous people The Sikh who Backs the BNP Oxford, the language master Saab Birthday party politics Historically, Attila is still in the driving seat The 'deep structures' of history affect us a lot more than any three-week-wonder election, writes Hywel Williams Save me from my mobile phone Take me back, small island Interview Montana The Sunday Times crossword What a lot of rot about the Sixties Dominic Sandbrook, a historian born after the Sixties, delved into the decade and found nothing but myths. It wasn't about sex, drugs and rock'n'roll, he says, but Cliff Richard and Angus Steak Houses Multiple Display Advertising Items Why I'd be the perfect pope Women keep the Catholic church going, so why doesn't it take the obvious next step, says Cathy Galvin Cool Citrus Listerine Multiple Classified Advertising Items The world is his laptop Matt Drudge, internet gossip millionaire, tells Cosmo Landesman about life on the wire Multiple Classified Advertising Items Who steals wins: birth of the SAS The original members of the elite unit were misfits and mavericks, writes Stuart Wavell Hurray for freedom After-school activities can do more harm than good, says Rosie Millard—the unstructured play she enjoyed as a child in Africa is more beneficial Multiple Display Advertising Items Do what you want, not what you're told Answer the question Steeling himself for the Iron Duke's school Wellington college's new head, the historian Anthony Seldon, tells Sian Griffiths how he is going to restore the school's reputation An exam you can't revise for? A leader has emerged in the race to find a new admissions test for universities, but will students be able to prepare for it, asks Zoe Brennan The New Thinking Test: How Would You Score? Ebokers Let's log on and make music Doors Can the web sharpen genuine harmonic talent? Music critic Stephen Pettitt uncovers one orchestral website in tune with composers A phone number to go, for life Talking point Discovering Music Online Brushed-Up Images Don't panic Buyer's guide High Street Chic and Cheerful Designer Boutique Spring fashion blossoms online Doors Sunday's online challenge: Laura Atkinson shows that the internet measures up well at pinpointing affordable and stylish spring looks, from high street to designer boutique Fashion-Forward Feet The Sunday Times Inspired Accessories Classic Shades Brilliant! Three-times-cooked chips with everything, please Winner's Dinners Playing Juliet to his Rooneo This Life The Daily Telegraph: Michael Luke Last word … Will Maria Be a Desperate Housewife? The Daily Telegraph: Andrea Dworkin Winner's Letters Is It a Bird? Is It a Plane? Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Top funds 'should keep outperforming' A new report says a scheme's past performance can be a guide to its future after all Consistency is the key factor How do I pick a top performer? Boiler room alert News in Brief Contents The Top Managers Costlier packages So where can I find the top managers? Fears of US slowdown send Footsie lower What about costs? F&C The Investment Solution A Question of Money Bradford & Bingley passed buck on bad advice Multiple Display Advertising Items Bank's survey rule seems insane Elderly father can't afford CGT on flat Capita boss decongests his portfolio to raise £7.5m Directors' Deals Bungling Abbey's lack of interest After-effects of a post-dated cheque Contents Wood is good as prices start to climb back Forestry investment is in fashion again after spending a decade in the shade, writes David Budworth Exeter is the buy-to-let hot spot, while Nottingham feels the chill Prudential Legal & General A fair deal for all — not just those who complain loudest Multiple Display Advertising Items Cut down the coffees Don't stay dormant Lloyds fires opening shot in money-transfer war The bank's offer to move cash for free between Britain and India should shake up the competition, writes Jessica Bown First Move End may be nigh for fee-free 0% credit Firms are imposing charges on their interest-free cards to deter borrowers from switching Split-cap victims get hope of redress Hargreaves Lansdown The Sunday Times Smile HSBC Why we're sick of buying costly health cover Soaring premiums and the improved performance of the NHS have hit sales of medical insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items New Parents Seek Protection from Life's Risks Cash plans offer cheap dental and optical care Prudential Mortgage Deals Cheap Credit Cards Best Savings Accounts Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Windfall Shares Factfile The rising price of fixing Multiple Display Advertising Items Aap Chase De Vere Multiple Display Advertising Items Fundraiser learnt to look after himself Leukaemia led Lloyd Scott to do a marathon in a diving suit—and to start enjoying being cavalier with his cash Family investments Loophole for Britons with hidden overseas accounts The EU is to levy a withholding tax—but you can keep your identity secret from the taxman 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 Airbus banks on high-flyers to stay ahead Having overtaken Boeing, the group is training a new generation of top guns Multiple Display Advertising Items Stupid directors who blame the 'bloody workers' Les Worrall and Cary Cooper Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Women who stick the knife in Despite the macho culture in surgery, more females are showing that they really can cut it Multiple Display Advertising Items Work can be so like a marriage Multiple Display Advertising Items The Funday Times Contents Fresh World in your Eyes News All Change White Sight Scooby-Doo! in It's Always Feral Weather New-Look Mountain Ice Solution The German Shepherd is the world's most numerous breed of dog The Buzz TMF Awards 2005 Most … The Buzz Supergirl Pop File Behind … the Doctorw… Dragon Quest Book Mark Win It! Jarvis Fans Utd Dennis Creature feature Quick Fire New Funday Swapits Auction Puzzle Zone Riddle this! Spot the Difference Bless this Mess F-Mail Puzzle Zone Answers Tricky Devil Competitions Hello Funday Contents Contents Bargain hunters swoop on Rover Up to Speed 'Roberts defence' beats speed fine Hollywood's shiniest on sale Cars on TV Life's not a sprint, it's a marathon Me and my Motors On her CD Changer How I became a car speculator When Chris Harris was offered a premium to sell his new car he was hooked. He explains the rules of a profitable game Prepare for blast-off Honda Reader Rescue A New Series for Readers who Can't Decide what Car to Buy Saab Approved Shell Lock Promises Cracking Security Ingear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams Two-In-One Brush up The Knowledge Clutch All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Slip Slidin' Away Bentley BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Nissan Micra Second Opinion Nationwide Values Nissan Micra 1.4 SE five-door Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Excuse me, can you lend me a cup of electricity? Jimmy Carr Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Black spot Chelsea tractor Challenge We gave four urban 4x4 drivers the chance to test their off-roaders in their natural environment. James Luckhurst and Jane Mulkerrins report Endurance Courses The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Deal of the Week The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items My First Crash Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Porsche Contents Contents How Much? A gothic house in … Is It worth It? Moving on Stung on the first rung Television presenter Kirstie Allsopp learnt the hard way that you should never, ever get out of the London property market Design Classics You have to tart up to sell up In a tough market, sellers are having to refurbish their homes to pull in viewers, says Naomi Caine. But don't expect to add value. Just hope for a sale Outstanding design, exceptional quality Part Exchange on selected plots Betting the house on tennis victory A family are swapping their Windsor home for a property in Florida because they know their tennis champion son is worth it Maidenhead V Miami England's finest . . . £1.5m Houses of the week Sea air . . . £695,000 Multiple Display Advertising Items Character-building trick Looks matter, and the 1950s cottage in which James Money grew up had none. Victoria O'Brien discovers how a bland post-war home was transformed into a rambling 'old rectory' The Penthouse Islington Bit of a dogfight. Bader's house saved. Jolly good Rescuing the former home of flying ace Douglas Bader was an epic battle, reports Heather Dixon Abbey Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Burgled before I moved in The accidental landlord Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The project Fit a Scandinavian-style sauna — no sweat required On Call The home Cleaning little and often with a gentle detergent will strip the limescale, not the sparkle, from bathroom fittings Jackson-Stops & Staff The battle of the back yard Ali Watkinson finds out why plans to build an ultra-modern house on a compact Kensington plot have caused uproar among the neighbours Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Anscombe & Ringland Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Drawn to the beach Australian art mogul Ken Done owns an £8m estate on one of Sydney's most exclusive sites. With its three properties, surrounded by sea, surf and kookaburras, it's an inspiring place to live and work, says Paul Ham For Sale Multiple Classified 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 Ask the experts E-mail your questions to propertyexperts@sunday-times. co. uk Savills Renovating in the local accents A couple who renovated historic houses in England and France found one plan required paperwork and the other wine with the mayor, says Mark Anstead The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Westbury The Sunday Times Reading hits the premier league When QPR striker Jamie Cureton was looking for a flat, he chose the Berkshire town over London, says Fred Redwood. 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Just you wait, he tells Garth Pearce Through the keyhole The Dutch paintings on show at the Queen's Gallery are a sneakilyi subversive treat, says Waldemar Januszczak Rock and role stars Few actors make it in pop, says Andrew Smith — but Juliette Lewis is leading a new wave American Airlines MVC The Sunday Times Comment Bullshit — we're up to our necks in it WHSmith When talk is cheap Andrew Marr to give up being the BBC's political Malice's adventures in slumberland Television Distant voices Multiple Display Advertising Items Anatomy of a Murder Rest of the week's films The Edukators 15,130 mins The Amityville Horror 15,90 mins Wild Side Short Cuts New Town Original Truth and lies? The political message The Interpreter aims to deliver is implausible — as is the plot, says Cosmo Landesman London Palladium The Interpreter Multiple Display Advertising Items What's Hecuba to her? 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A Arular Pop CD of the week EELS Blinking Lights and Other Revelations The Features Exhibit a Eliza Carthy Rough Music Tobin Sprout Fanfare Ciocarlia Gili Garabdi: Ancient Secrets of Gypsy Brass Wes Montgomery Smokin' at the Half Note Get on down Pet Shop Boys New kids in town Editors A special delivery Paul Driver delights in Britten's innovative scores for the Post Office HMV This ball lacks bounce A conventional staging of Un Ballo in maschera lets the Royal Opera down. By Hugh Canning This ball lacks bounce Balamory Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith The top arts events of the coming months The Government Inspector Mary Stuart Kirov Ballet Cambridge Folk Festival Frida Kahlo Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Most of the plays and concerts featured Pop Comedy Film Downfall This week, don't miss Theatre Stoning Mary Art International Arts & Crafts Comedy Jackson's Way Opera Lulu Dance Ondine Concerts BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Pop Lou Reed The Sunday Times PC £29.99; ages 12+ The Times Polarium Atari Flashback Standalone console, £29.99; all ages The Flashback is almost an exact replica of the old Atari The month A Fistful of Dollars/For a Few Dollars More/A Fistful of Dynamite I Huckabees 20th Century Fox, 15,102 mins; £19.99 The Incredibles The Life and Death of Peter Sellers Agenda The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The great tradition Beijing opera isn't just about circus tricks — it has history, style and stunning vocalists. By Clifford Bishop Comedy Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Pile 'em High The Sunday Times concise crossword No 892 Hardbacks General Paperbacks Manuals Children's paperbacks The way we really were Never Had It so Good: A History of Britain from Suez to the Beatles by Dominic Sandbrook Little, Brown £20 pp824 Read on… Westerns Read on… Diary Happy talk Magical Thinking True Stories by Augusten Burroughs Atlantic £9.99 pp268 Alex Go east, young man Salaam Brick Lane a Year in the New East End by Tarquin Hall Doomed youth Boy Soldiers of the Great War: Their Own Stories for the First Time by Richard van Emden Headline £20 pp340 Hitler's secret enemies Betraying Hitler by Lucas Delattre Atlantic £19.99 pp308 Hitler's Spy Chief by Richard Bassett Weidenfeld £20 pp319 What Hilary Spurling has on her bedside table In the news Books behind the headlines: the London marathon The moody bluesmen Cream: The World's First Supergroup by Dave Thompson Virgin £18.99 pp282 Read on… Going to extremes Rip It up and Start Again Postpunk 1978-1984 by Simon Reynolds Faber £16.99 pp577 The Open University Flighty entertainment Laughing Matters: From Reclusive Writer to Stand-up Comic in Three Months by Steven Jacobi Century £10.99 pp344 A Young Man's Passage by Julian Clary Ebury £17.99 pp312 God under the microscope The Watch on the Heath Science and Religion before Darwin by Keith Thomson HarperCollins £20 pp314 Vikas Swarup Children's book of the week The Unrivalled Spangles by Karen Wallace Age 11-14 Armageddon The Places in between by Rory Stewart Paperbacks How to Breathe Underwater by Julie Orringer The Burial at Thebes by Seamus Secret Histories: Finding George Orwell in a Burmese Teashop by Emma Larkin The Confessions of Max Tivoli by Andrew Sean Greer Pretending to Be Me: Philip Larkin, a Portrait, performed by Tom Courtenay Castles of Steel Robert K Massie Generalissimo by Jonathan Fenby Introducing Postmodernism by Richard Appignanesi with Ziauddin Sardar and Patrick Curry Remember Me by Trezza Azzopardi Reviews by Pam Barrett, Ian Critchley, Sam Gilpin What's happening in the literary world Book events You really must read… The Sunday Times Primates on parade The Darling by Russell Banks Bloomsbury £17.99 pp392 Corners of foreign fields A Long, Long Way by Sebastian Barry Faber £12.99 pp292 The Family on Paradise Pier by Dermot Bolger Fourth Estate £17.99 pp550 Contents Fred Dibnah lives Watch it: the best of the week Demolition Live! (Today, National Geographic, 11.30am) Peeping Tom Whodunit? Panorama: Cops and Robbers (Today, BBC1, 10.20pm) The truth is out there Election Unspun — How To Win Power (Monday, C4,8pm) Square go EastEnders (Tuesday, BBC1, 7.30pm) Best history D-Day To Berlin (Wednesday, BBC1, 9pm) Could go far The Culture Show (Thursday, BBC2, 7pm) Read all about it The British Book Awards (Friday, C4,5pm) Pick of the week Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky, Tuesday, BBC4, 9pm Picks of the day Radio Sunday 11 April Pick of the Day The human race London Marathon (BBC1, 8.45am) Fred Dibnah lives A right royal rave-up Urban Music Festival With Prince's Trust (C4,3.35pm) The best of British The British Academy Television Forgive and forget? Heysel — Requiem For a Cup Final (BBC2, 9pm) Pick of the day Secret Life of The Shop (BBC3, 9pm) Sit back and relax William And Mary (ITV1, 9pm) Life goes on The Osbournes (MTV, 10pm) Whodunit? Panorama: Cops And Robbers (BBC1, 10.20pm) Films Film Choice Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Monday 18 April Pick of the Day Heavy duty This Morning (ITV1, 10.30am) Mixed grilling The Paxman Interviews (BBC1, 7.30pm) The truth is out there Election Unspun — How To Win Power (C4,8pm) It's grim down south Patrick Hamilton — Words, Whisky And Women (BBC4, 8.30pm) Just desert Going To Extremes — The Silk Routes: Gobi (C4,9pm) Name that 'toon Animation Nation: The Art Of Persuation (BBC4, 9pm) Pick of the day Hell's Kitchen (ITV1, 9pm) Finger on the pulse ER (C4,10pm) Worst grave-robbing Films Film Choice Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Pick of the week Goodbye-ee Dudley Moore (Biography, 8pm) Hard times Dickens in America (BBC4, 8.30pm) The con is on … Hustle (BBC1, 9pm) Pick of the day EastEnders (BBC1, 7.30pm) Don't do as I do … Supernanny (C4,9pm) Carry on nurse No Angels (C4,10pm) A sting in the tale Twisted Tales (BBC3, 10.30pm) Love With The Proper Stranger Films BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Living for today Smart Spenders (BBC1, 7pm) Inside information I Survived: Impaling (Five, 8pm) Murder most horrid Crime Team (History, 8pm) It's scandalous … Days That Shook The World: Abdication Crisis (BBC2, 8.30pm) On the political trail In The Footsteps Of Churchill (BBC4, 8.30pm) Pick of the day D-Day To Berlin (BBC1, 9pm) Best drama Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky (BBC4, 9pm) Over the garden wall Desperate Housewives (C4,10pm) Films Film Choice Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Could go far All ship-shape Ray Mears's Bushcraft (BBC2, 8pm) Home, sweet home? Selling Houses (C4,8pm) Beach offensive Journey Of Life: Land Grab (BBC1, 9pm) Pick of the day Born With Two Mothers (C4,9pm) Red card for Tanya Footballers' Wives (ITV1, 9pm) The bitterest pill The Truth About Vitamins (UKTV Documentary, 9pm) The sun goes down Inside Elton's World (C4,10.30pm) Films Film Choice Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations BBC1 Friday 22 April Pick of the Day Read all about it Chronic lack of taste House Doctor — The A-Z Of Design (Five, 8pm) The human factor The Nazi Officer's Wife (History, 8pm) Pick of the day Derren Brown — Trick Of The Mind (C4,9.30pm) Hard hat area Britain's Worst DIYer (Five, 8.30pm) Sign of the times The Simpsons (C4,9pm) A pearl beyond Price BBC4 Sessions: Georgie Fame (BBC4, 9pm) Faulty gaydar? Playing it Straight (C4,10pm) Films Film choice Friday 22 April ITV1 Anglia Variations Friday 22 April Saturday 23 April Pick of the Day The Saturday play: The New Lands Of Charles Fort (R4,2.30pm) Teen drama Point Pleasant (C4,12.55pm) Tony! Tony! Tony! Hit Me Baby One More Time (ITV1, 5.30pm) Good sports Celebrity Wrestling (ITV1, 6.30pm) Big ideas Election Unspun — What They'll Never Tell You (C4,7pm) Not just bird brains Tsunami: Animal Instinct (Animal Planet, 8pm) Pick of the day Doctor Who (BBC1, 7pm) Same old same old? Casualty (BBC1, 8.35pm) Top 10 TV programmes Films Film Choice Critics' choice Saturday 23 April ITV1 Anglia Variations Saturday 23 April Volkswagen Contents Americanexpress Pioneer Contents Dfs Secret Britain What you won't find in the guidebooks Eye opener… Lost in Translation Listomania Museums with somewhat unusual collections Copella The World at her Feet Flashback On the edge of history Rootfinder To "plug" something The Unlikely Event Big Spender What it cost then . . . and what it's worth now Coop Sainsbury's Carrie Levy and her Father, Glenn Worcester Bosch Group Interviews by Caroline Scott Smallbone of Devizes Green & Black's Organic Amarjit Chandan The Never Never Land I Ask a Security Man when the Spa is Likely to Open The Chemical Company Other Millennium Schemes that Turned into Fiascos Hammonds …ch the Bawdy Polaris World Happy Meal Combinations Frame and Fortune Models in the Windows Martin Luther King Buzz Aldrin Bobby Jones James Dean Kate Moss Mia Farrow Cindy Crawford …eeta Garbo In 1952, Chaplin was leaving the United States Lane Russell … Virginia … Mormandy Teenage girls are no longer on the sidelines of street … Tesco Hp invent Hallmark Cyprus Conquest fitted furniture Matki Showering Buycosmetics Niville Johnson Simple Stock Bridge Chess Teaser 2222 Bookwise Mephisto 2330 Handmade Leather Shoes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items To All Those who Love Wine Web Directory Edward Mose The Sunday Times Don't forget your outback survival kit Siemens Contents Harrods Contents Ebel Six-Packs The Intellectual's Guide to Fashion Faking It Celebrity Sex Clinic Going up Fashion Moment Yvessaintlaurent Prada Alpha Fashion Female Many of our suits have stiched laples were the fabric An Evening with style and Anna Wintour The … Om There's a new spirituality in the workplace that has more to do with emotional welbeing that corporate ambition. And it may be good for business, too, finds Fleur Britten Heartbreak Hotel Harvey Nichols Womenswear Chanelle Fashion style Faking It Pretty things Boots People only Wanted: Nigella-style stunners for dating agency — Jade lookalikes need not apply. Anita Chaudhuri puts a new website to the test Diesel Frizz Ease Frizz Ease L'oreal Style beauty awards Style awards John Frieda Brilliant Brunette / Sheer Blonde John Frieda Frizz-Ease Hair Serum "you only Need to Look at a 1970s Edition of Top of Style awards Mac Eye Shadow Best Make-Up Products for Eyes Chanel Vitalumiere Best Make-Up Products Foundation Lancome Juicy Tubes Eve Lom Cleanser Best Skincare Product for Face Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Best Skincare Product for Body Chanel Allure Prada John Frieda Brilliant Brunette Clarins Best Suncare Nivea for Men Sensitive after Shave Balm Best Men's Product "this was One of Last Year's Launches that Signified The Berkeley Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Nescafe What's the Alternative? Don't Say the M Word Saying goodbye to menstruation might seem appealing, but what happens if the menopause hits at 37 — and you stil want a baby? Health Dove Vanessa Wilde's Secret Diary In which Vanessa thinks she may have gone a Botox injection too far Muller See how They Run Inspired by today's London marathon? Then having the right pair of running shoes is vital, says Matt Roberts Adidas1 Asics Gel-Kayano XI Nike Air Structure Triax Sainsbury's Foods Style Take 3 Ingredients Foodie Champagne Supernova Mussels in Wheat Beer Fancy a Pint? Cooking with beer, cider or stout can be more sophisticated than you think Joanna Simon has the recipes Beer Batter Duck Braised with Root Vegetables in Cider Cooking Cooking Marmalade Gingerbread with Ale Chocolate Sauce with Stout and Sabayon with Stout Other Ways to Use Beer and Cider The Fat Duck Joanna Simon Sauce Cellar Notes Wine Bluff T-K-maxx Darling Buds Like, Loads of Parties After reaching the heights of the New York fashion scene, one designer headed to the city's Tibeca district to create a left home to match her reputation A new treat for skin Free set of skincare goodies for every reader The Sunday Times Style/Origins free sample set offer In the Stars Iwan and Gizmo Ladies' Man Mrs Mills Solves All your Problems The Unfair Sex Some women — don't you just hate them, asks Shane Watson Style gives you Bvlgari
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