News from 22/05/2005
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ResumoContents Sainsbury gives away £1 billion Nelson sunk by PC raiding party Contents Ba. com Arsenal win FA Cup in shootout showdown Wind farm boss puffs up Labour's election funds Higher earners 'to retire at 70' Contents The Sunday Times Brillo soap pads Junior Mastermind Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Wanadoo Blair faces US probe over secret Iraq invasion plan Blair hit by new leak of secret war plan No 10 in talks to save EU constitution Labour to 'finish off' hereditary peers She's the one: Helena Paparizou of Greece performs … Tory MPs to be tested on work rate Child rape teacher weds her victim Big bucks beckon Galloway Contents Legion Royal parks seek cash patrons for trees and ducks Glazer prepares to rebrand Old Trafford with sponsorship blitz Flybe. com Reach out and get feel of blind dining Special forces downed by rocket ambush SAS kills 12 insurgents on Iraq border Brown hands out subsidised mortgages to first-time buyers Nationwide Chevron Charles's charity keeps £400,000 gift from tycoon conman Townies up sticks for easy days on lifestyle farms Farewell Harry — Rowling looks to new life of crime Whitehall panic over army dirty tricks Guru of shame advises Blair Contents Esso Mercedes-Benz Breast cancer surges in under 40s No 10 calls back Campbell's spin apprecentice Labour's pensions guru wants to force us into saving Possat Drive for cash turns Methodist HQ to drink Fancy a son? Then get a man's job BASF The Chemical Company Regimental commander in probe over death of Iraq detainee Dying Briton pins last hope on cloning CitroËn Watch the clock, darling — Brits last longest at sex Mystery in C Major Retired greyhound trust Zero to Hero When Gorgeous George socked it to the Americans last week, many cheered him on. But is he really Saddam's longest standing critic? Well, yes, if you can excuse the sycophancy, he is, writes Nick Fielding Sportsexclusive Great Comebacks: The Bogeymen who Returned Wiping away the snobbish drips of the arts world Profile Funny thing is, it's all true Tiscali Broadband Doing the right thing Landlords Turner's canvas The Sunday Times Kylie shows we need a dose of privacy A French yes vote lets Britain go to plan C — tearing this EU down Caught with his Stained Pants down Puttnam forgets that presentation should begin at home Atticus A bright future is in store for Ed Vaizey, newly Atticus Without his Catholic worshippers Blair wouldn't have had a prayer Atticus Red Derek likes his fish and chips in grand style Atticus Is this yet more evidence of European Union influence? Atticus Gorgeous George batters Bush's beautiful fairy tale Tory MPs Andrew Rosindell and Sir Nicholas Winter Atticus The Red Lion pub in Whitehall is popular with oversexed Atticus If you have tears, prepare to shed them now for poor Atticus Brunel Franklin & Company Limited The cooler can't cure disruptive pupils P&O Ferries Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street We did not pay for Al-Qaeda protection Pop goes Maggie No Way to the Top Not enough talent is rising in Britain. Now there is talk of bringing the rich down. David Smith and John Elliott report Final May Clearout! Guantanamo battles to calm abuse storm Capital One Myers nets £10m Shrek game deal Parship. co. uk Times Online Chirac counts on jungle tribes to swing EU vote 'Do you back the new EU constitution?' Dutch to deport own islanders Iberia Terrified Uzbeks tell of three massacres Wounded finished off in cold blood Game Piano Auctions Limited White farmers scorn call to return Tycoon's son pens revenge on 'wicked' stepmum China's new rich outbid world to reclaim treasures Fiat Suicide bomber CDs woo martyrs to Iraq Jewish fanatics flood into Gaza to resist withdrawal Sharon Rival Seeks Peace Talks with Baghdad Lawrence of Arabia guides US troops Schroder government may lurch to left as poll defeat looms Bulldog Hippie shoes dynasty split in sandal war Six-day forecast Ford Bishops say wars must be just News in Brief Papal honour Teenagers held Diver missing Correction Three tickets share £5.7m Lotto jackpot Belgian film wins Bird flu alert Parachutist killed Depardieu kills his food with a caress The Times India shamed by rape epidemic Simple celebs think a click can cure poverty P&O Ferries The Euro votes never add up Girls will play dirty to score with a footballer Our local Church of England primary school organises Contents Arsenal's Saviour Contents Bmi Daylight robbery as United pay penalty Rough justice for Rooney Rough justice for Rooney Be There when the FA Cup Final Comes Home Satisfied Lehmann saves his best until last The much maligned goalkeeper came to Arsenal's rescue during the match and, crucially, in the penalty drama The Renault Safety Zone History haunts lucky Arsenal Arsenal's fortunate victory in Cardiff is one of several FA Cup finals in which the better team has had the trophy snatched away May ball Time for Wenger to ring changes Victory was sweet but the Arsenal side needs a summer overhaul if it is to pose a threat to Chelsea next season FA Cup history Player ratings Arsenal FA Cup final match stats Man in the middle O'Neill 'to quit Celtic after final' The Celtic boss may take a break to look after his seriously ill wife as reports link Gordon Strachan to Parkhead Final frenzy Scholes suffers silent trauma Manchester United's midfield stalwart was inconsolable in his own quiet way after missing his spot-kick yesterday Player ratings Man Otd Managing nicely Glazer targets sale of 'presenting rights' United's new owner will not rename Old Trafford but a lesser deal more palatable to fans could bring in some cash Subaru Southend hold nerve to earn final chance Lincoln shoot at big time Easton strike condemns Dundee to drop Bottom of the table Football Shorts Star-spangled ban for Beckham England's women prepare for Euro 2005 World Cup Ball feels inflation Cooper the right body for Gillingham Chelsea fans, don't miss the bus Football tales from the tabs. . . Norwich Union Direct Destiny Calling The Times Ancelotti ponders final chance for Inzaghi Finnan fired up The Irish defender aims to complete a remarkable journey from a non-league player on £80 a week to a European Cup winner Skoda Hargreaves sets sights on Anfield Ageing Milan stand strong The Italian side may have the oldest defence about, but it is still hard to beat, reports Ian Hawkey A Season with Added Punch Chelsea's Roman legion captured the title, Newcastle scrapped among themselves and Delia Smith was taking on allcomers at Carrow Road. It's been another 10 months to remember, reflects John Aizlewood 'This guy made abusive signs, wound down his window … BMW Scottish title race French style goes on trial The Sunday Times James eyes cup redemption Forgiven for leaving a hospital to play rugby as his wife had a miscarriage, the Stade forward can revive his reputation at Murrayfield today, writes Nick Cain Anglo-Welsh competition gets nod Key confrontations in today's final Coaches Second row Centre Half-backs Probable line-ups TV details Rowntree set for final blast The veteran Leicester prop hopes a strong showing for the Lions tomorrow can help him fulfil one final ambition Killer Sharks feast on Pau Auch walk it Wilkinson must make the running for Lions The England star needs to show fancy footwork against Argentina tomorrow if he is to lay claim to the No 10 shirt The Sunday Times Road to recovery The Big Interview: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer The Ole Gunnar Solskjaer story. . . and how his career was saved It's right to have pride in Lions Bell ready for reality check The Warwickshire batsman goes into England's first Test against Bangladesh at Lord's on Thursday in a rich run of form, reports Simon Wilde Big hitter Ashraful faces toughest test of nerve The promising Bangladeshi batsman is determined to rise to the occasion when he plays his part in the historic first Test at Lord's, writes Simon Wilde The Sunday Times England v Bangladesh TV coverage Panic measures on the home front The Great War took its toll on England cricket, allowing Warwick 'Big Ship' Armstrong's Australians to inflict another crushing Ashes defeat. By Robin Scott-Elliot Ashes head to head: Martyn v Thorpe Middle Class The Sunday Times Gower's verdict Damien Martyn Toyota Batsmen make a meal out of Cook Frizzell County Championships County scoreboards Hampshire v Glamorgan Frizzell County Championship First Division Nottinghamshire v Kent Durham v Yorkshire Second Division Essex v Worcestershire Drugs force Reeve to quit TV Fixtures Today Wednesday Somerset v Lancashire Northamptonshire v Bangladesh Tour Match Thursday Friday Cambridge UCCE v Warwickshire University Match Totesport League Pietersen's timely strike Ive Tennant at the Rose Bowl Windies slump Round-up West Indies v Pakistan One-Day International West Indies Batting Averages Bowling Averages Airberllin. com Federer tunes up for perfect Paris match There is a hole in his CV where the French Open title belongs, but the world No 1 believes it's only a matter of time before he puts that right, says Barry Flatman Myskina back in the red Anastasia Myskina returns to defend her French Open title, barely able to remember what it feels like to win a match Win VIP Tickets for the Stella Artois … Queen's Sliding to success in the French Open Ferrari bring up rear With Michael Shcumacher left trailing far behind Kimi Raikkonen, yesterday's session embarrassed the Italian team A driving test that's a real pleasure The Monaco circuit may be one of the most demanding, but the adrenaline rush experienced here is hard to beat Contents First qualifying TV coverage: ITV1, live, today, midday Brabus Crash landing for Montoya Blamed for causing an avoidable accident yesterday, the Colombian will start today's Monaco Grand Prix from the back of the grid, reports Richard Rae The Sunday Times In good Nick While the man who designed it came to grief, others found a way to fame the brutal course that hosts the Irish Open The Sunday Times Bridgestone Leaderboard TV coverage Football Results round-up Rugby Union Pools Today's racecards Goodwood Rugby League Other Sport Gebrselassie hits the road with records in mind Sports round-up Tennis Golf Motorsport Racing Cycling Equestrian Rugby Union This Week Dubawi bounces back Frankie Dettori's mount annihilated his rivals in the Irish 2,000 Guineas and could be in line for a crack at the Derby Virginia Waters chases Guineas double Kieren Fallon's mount is aiming to add the Irish 1,000 Guineas to his win in the English equivalent at The Curragh this afternoon, writes Michael Clower The Sunday Times Saints lifted by late flurry BMW The Times Caught in time Arsenal win the League and Cup Double, 1971 Sport Letters Write to: The Sports Editor (Letters), The Sunday Times Questions & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Heroes' Heroes Mats Wilander, former world No 1 tennis player, on Yannick Noah The Sunday Times Sport on TV Monday Don't miss this Thursday Friday Times Online Predators must be banished The voice of sport Renault Ancelotti is losing a sense of history Hedging Derby bets Contents Joel Glazer posts 'open letter' to placate Man Utd fans Morrisons chaos as chairman digs in his heels Gaming chief logs on Virgin atlantic Contents Probe into Regal shares sale Fast Track stars aim to keep flying high Special Report The owners of the UK's fastest growing private companies celebrated last week but tougher times lie ahead. By Mark Kleinman Contents John Seddon CVC slammed over job losses 3i enters talks to buy a ticket on FlyBE EU and US set for jet dogfight Multiple Display Advertising Items Holiday plan . . . The German aviation giant Deutshe … Wanted: nuclear workers Rogers to revamp London landmark Commerzbank AG: Business Letters Lawyers face jobs bombshell under employment rules Emap joins FTSE firms hunting for a chairman Business Digest Sparkling diamonds soaring in popularity Diageo urged to join bid challenge Pillar man's post at British Land Barclays Defiant Lomax to stay at M&S Spanish bail out oil group's auction flop EADS Phoney peace breaks out in M&S boardroom High-handed Ken Relax, there is no need to be gloomy about jobs Economic Outlook Regal-eyed Identity politics America heads for showdown on China trade American Account The Gusher How Times Spread his Tentacles on Aim with a String of Companies to Cash in on the Oil Boom EasyJet. com SAB Miller keeps its thirst for expansion The world's number three brewer is keen on more acquisitions in emerging markets. By John Waples European Union Whiz Tchenguiz lifts veil on his finances Mumbai opens its doors to the world Airline deregulation is the first step to creating a regional business capital. By Louise Armitstead in Mumbai IBM Barclays tank commander storms back to branches Roger Davis has brought his army nous and esprit de corps to high street banking — but will his charisma win over customers? Roger Davis's Working Day Vital Statistics Working Space Multiple Display Advertising Items Curry empire remains spice of life for Noon Success of newspaper sites is really all a matter of opinion Dominic Rushe in New York looks at the debate that is raging over whether to charge for online content South African Airways Multiple Classified Advertising Items Outsourcing fuels Serco's mega-drive Judgment Day: Should You Buy Shares in Serco? Burns to replace Myners at M&S The Week that was Business on the Box The Week Ahead Quote of the Week World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates / Bonds Currencies Commodities Clockwork radio inventor knew his time had come Trevor Baylis Inventor of the clockwork radio Ballroom dancing has been in a twirl The Peter meter Trapped by the rise in minimum pension age Business Doctor For previous answers and web links on today's topics Drink Driver Can Be Sacked Kingston Smith Firms call for Australian-style tender system Thanks to a website it is easier for British firms to secure public-sector work down under than in the UK. By Rachel Bridge Readers' Forum The Sunday Times Top Gunn settles Blackwell family feud Prufrock For Nelson the battle rages on Prufrock HSBC Facing up to furious Fayed Prufrock Toyota Prufrock@sunday-times. co. uk Prufrock Little Chef shedding the pounds Prufrock Size matters in property deals Inside the City Online Extra On Wall Street, by Dominic Rushe, appears TT Electronics Market Mole Time is right for overseas expansion What the Experts Say Advertising will help to create demand We're nuts about making our brand better known Dormen Foods supplies nibbles to top hotels. Now it wants to expand overseas sales and sell its products in big supermarkets. By Philip Smith Dormen Foods's Challenges Big is not always best Don't bother with the supermarkets Forget snacks, stick with nuts Create another brand The Sunday Times Progress Report To Satisfy Markets Demands Contents This place Stinks The Blue Lagoon— and the other travel 'hot sports' we don't like Cheapest Fares to France! All-Day Sunscreen Good Gear Guide Hydration Backpack Multiple Display Advertising Items MP3 Stereo Leisure Bike Golf Glasses Jeffersons P&O Ferries Kids Go Free in June Faster than the speed of fright Chris Halsam has a light meal, then test-rides the new star rollercoasters in the UK and USA How the rides stack up Northern cyprus New train eases Heathrow stress Directions Hurricane-season fears Holiday money ARGO Seafrance Are you the proud owner of a photogenic pooch? Bargains Bed-hopping Where was I? Crystal Holidays Clubs Questions & Answers Book of the Week Put a top on, Titmuss Readers' rants The City Page Kiev First it embraced democracy, then Eurovision. Now Kiev deserves your vote, says Richard Green New views of wilderness Britain The 'freedom to roam' law opens vast wild acres to walkers. Vincent Crump picks out five new routes Cruise Control Department of Health On the Cheap Kiev for every budget Middle of the Road No Expense Spared The war tale we don't like to tell Intercontinental Majesty Detur UK Limited Travel brief Back from Le Mans, in 72 hours Racing through Normandy makes no sense. Savour it slowly with Anthony Peregrine How to feel like a complete Cretan Moonlight, the beach, a naked girl — how did Mark Dunn end up all at sea? The Sunday Times Sounds like summer With a heatwave on the horizon, this is the year to chill out at one of Britain's booming music festivals. Harriet Perry soundchecks the best Espanfl Hotel Club co. uk Multiple Display Advertising Items Rail Europe The classical alternative Overseas Travel 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 I want you to relax, Raj Persaud, and think about the Dominican Republic Multiple Display Advertising Items Where was I? Win a five-day guided trip for two to Petra and Wadi Rum, with Explore The competition Contents A war of my own When Emily Buchanan attempted the leap from frontline reporter to motherhood, her body let her down — and painful memories returned Contents Radisson Edwardian Hotels Budge up, the nation's getting bigger On Thursday, Britain's population hits 60m. David Willetts looks at how the rising total will affect our lives Teaching us to like clever kids New Junior Mastermind champion Robin Geddes tells Giles Hattersley gifted does not mean geeky Inside the EU's travelling circus Nicola Smith reveals how MEPs squander £120m a year flitting between Brussels and Strasbourg Dymo Take that, terry gloaters We'll win when we get the guilt out of voting Tory Nuts and dolts of an eco-boycott This isn't over, you Poms — I'll be back Interview Bmibaby. com They can't stop the yobs — so It's down to you Legislation alone will not rebuild respect, writes Amanda Craig. We must make a stand at school and work The Sunday Times crossword The green, green grass of Henley Tom Jones returns to Britain for his 65th birthday this week and tells Jasper Gerard he now wants to stay Multiple Display Advertising Items Three of a kind the ideas shaping our world What have been the greatest ideas in history? Peter Watson has gone from fire to Freud in a quest to pin them down Toyota Multiple Classified Advertising Items No tears of regret from this clown He may be haunted by his mother's death, failed marriages and a brush with cancer, but with his memoirs about to appear, Gene Wilder tells Sarah Baxter how he has finally found happiness Multiple Classified Advertising Items Away with the fairies Eoin Colfer tries to transport boys to a magical—and exciting—world with his books, he tells Amanda Craig Multiple Display Advertising Items Exam timetables — a case of c'est la vie Answer the question The thoroughly modern Tory David Cameron tells Sian Griffiths how he will tackle being shadow education secretary Independent schools must ignore the government, not parents Multiple Display Advertising Items E-doubters miss out on a mint The benefits of online financial services are manifest, so why do we still shun them? Matthew Wall blames paranoia and apathy Flat-screen scam is enough to drive you dotty Sounding off No-Brainers for Saving £££ Online Win a new fingerprint scanning keyboard The Issues How to Enter Tools of the Trade Www. ferndale-lodge. co. uk Expert Plant Tips Www. rhs. org. uk Buyer's guide Intelligent home-cinema systems give surround sound without a bevy of boxes. David Price rates four Pint-Size Multiplex Site test Heaven for green fingers Horticultural Help Prizewinning Blooms Polyphonic Poseur Image-Conscious Clamp down on Chemicals Find a Private Garden The Sunday Times Savouring the Exotic Contents Nigel Powell answers your techie queries Don't panic Idle Screenplay Hub of Inactivity A Genius in the gents—and the chef's not bad either Winner's Dinners They all hate Love Island Shock exchange The tabloid week This Life Tom Wharton Last word. . . Daleks Have Feelings Too Frank Gorshin Winner's Letters Hair Today Gone Tomorrow People of the Week Georgie Osborne, Pudding and Pie Kisses the Leadership Goodbye Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents What kind of future for baby Megan? Trends suggest girls born today are likely to be alive in 2100 — and they could face a bleak old age, writes Clare Francis Poverty warning for millions Our future wealth News in Brief Contents Saving rates cut Shares rise amid takeover speculation F&C Multiple Display Advertising Items Still waiting for a mis-selling verdict Axa's heartless response to my health shock A Question of Money Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Catalogue of errors closes a policy United Business Media boss sells a third of his stake Directors' Deals Council tax payouts for pensioners Deed of variation to cut death duties Helping the elderly tackle the taxman Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Get ready for pensions A-Day Start saving now if you don't want to work into your seventies Political punch-up Comment Multiple Display Advertising Items Invest in vintage cars What to do after A-Day Pensions Chief Toasts Changes to Vintage Car Rules Insurer sends pensioners back to the state Nationwide Should I Contract in or out? A-Day Summary The Sunday Times Sipp Choice Could property boost returns? You will be able to put homes, including your own, into your self-invested pension from next year, writes Jessica Bown Multiple Display Advertising Items Check if you are prepared online Web Wise Pensioncalculator. org. uk Mortgage Deals Cheap Credit Cards Factfile Best Savings Accounts Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Windfall Shares It stinks, but I'll sign up Merryn on Money Multiple Display Advertising Items Warning Enpowment Worries Multiple Display Advertising Items A TV policeman's lot is a happy one Fame and Fortune Daniel Casey's time playing Sergeant Troy in Midsomer Murders bought him a house, a fast car and a puppy. By Natalie Graham Norwich Union Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wates is building tomorrow's bosses The construction group puts its staff through management-training courses to lay the foundations for its future. By Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Are you wedded to your job or ready to split? Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Employers shun the 'career drifters' Big organisations have wised up to the army of workers waiting for 'the right job to come along'. By Stephen Hoare Multiple Display Advertising Items A dressing-down for 'scruffy' staff Public Opinion Multiple Display Advertising Items The funday Times Mr Nice Guy The Sunday Times Clean Whiskers News FIA European Drag Racing Championships Fired up What a Ghoul Wants England Calling Mummy Unearthed Hug-Tech Most Requested Henry's Wives 4 The Buzz Mum's the Word Second Chance? Fun Boy Three Paws for Thought Book Mark A Week of Fortunate Events Win It! Jarvis Fans utd Dennis and Gnasher Picture Gallery Quick Fire Love It, Collect It, Swapit Swap It! Puzzle Zone Worgrid Home Help Face off! Measure up Four by Four Beryl F-Mail Puzzle Zone Answers Kop Stopper Sport Abigali Garland, Bristol The Simpsons Contents Inside this Week Car Advertising Up to Speed Bidders race for the MG badge VW group hit by warranty blunder New speed camera 'invisible' Cars on TV Oh my word, Mondeo scores for me Me and my Motors On his CD Changer The 4x4 saboteurs ride out Off-road drivers are the target of a new violent eco campaign, write Emma Smith and Jonathan Futrell So gorgeous, you'll want to lick it all over Drives the Aston Martin Db9 Volante Vital Statistics The Opposition The Internet Fast Lane Who's laughing now? The day of the diesel is here Once noisy and smelly, diesels are now so refined their ride rivals petrol cars and they can be far cheaper to run. No wonder sales are soaring, writes Andrew Frankel Five Models Setting the pace at the Black Pump Ultimate Multiple Classified Advertising Items Show Me the Way Ingear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams Putting a Cap on It The Knowledge Concept Cars All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask One for the Money Bentley Approved Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Fiat Ulysse Second Opinion Times Online The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items One day this'll be a thrill machine The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Nothing can stop me—except a bullet Pat 'pm' Malone is prime minister for the day as he helps police outriders with their deadly serious training The Sunday Times Green is put out to grass The colour of your car can affect its resale value by up to 10%. So which hues put buyers off, asks Jay Nagley Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Deal of the Week The Sunday Times Protect your engine My First Crash Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items RT Porsche Contents Contents Property Advertising How Much? A log home in. . . England Worth It? Trentham Steading, near Dornoch, Sutherland, £95,000 Moving on How I discovered Argentian Author Carl Honore recalls his edgy existence in central Buenos Aires, living in a crumbling fin-de-siecle building with a host of unusual neighbours Time and place Design Classics The fortunate few defying the slump The market is proving tough for most sellers, reports Graham Norwood, but around the country some house are still being sold at a premium because they have what buyers want Cost of Selling Bewley Homes PLC Family home Octagon Houses of the week Cornish glamour Cottage's compact charm Picture Gallery Harrods Estates Swan Hill Oxford firsts Two photographers-turned-developers think they have a formula for success in the town's unfashionsble east. They tell Mark Anstead their strategy Instead to fit a sprinkler system at a cost of £4,500 Escape to the Cotswolds Charles Church Howzat for a grand view? Cricketing legend Fred Trueman was so bowled over by a bungalow in the Yorkshire Dales that he wouldn't live anywhere else, says Fred Redwood Imagine And there was light A frosted-glass effect on windows is the cutting-edge alternative to traditional net curtains, says Victoria O'brien Glass Acts Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items How can I woo my builder back? Spiritual conversion Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items £70k cost of keeping the total wreck effect The owners were allowed to do up this Yorkshire folly — provided it looked like a ruin, says Heather Dixon Fine & Country Britain's blingest road An ostentatious strip for the mega-rich, The Bishops Avenue in north London is seeking its flashest resident yet — for a cool £50m Toprak Mansion could be yours, says Liat Joshi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Foxtons Sunday Market Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Anscombe & Ringland Multiple Classified Advertising Items The house with bounce When Tiffany Parrish converted an old squash court into a family home, she began by turning the place upside down, says Mark Anstead The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items The food may be fresh, but the restaurants are stale French Mistress Despite France's reputation for fabulous cuisine, restaurant standards are falling far behind those in the UK High life in Corfu Prices are steep on the Greek island's coast, but author Emma Tennant heads inland to find bargain wrecks in stunning mountain villages On the Market Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Pure International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the experts The antiques dealer The self-builder The gardener Multiple Display Advertising Items At the court of the Kennedys Once a bolt hole for British and American royalty, Wall Hall near Radlett is undergoing a luxury conversion, says Robert Liebman Will he win gold? Cuttings What to Do this Week Moving the earth for a garden Not all the action is at Chelsea this week. Caroline Donald visits a meticulously planned West Sussex garden that its owners have created step by step Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Only the best pass the test There will be dozens of plants introduced at Chelsea, but only a few will be good enough for an RHS Award of Garden Merit. Fergus Garrett explains the painstaking process that goes into selection The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items No magic path to millons Will the clampdown on buy-to- let schemes affect the market, asks Rosie Millard Savills The Market Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Housebuilder of the year Contents Boys will be girls Contents Some people are famous for 15 minutes Can you tell what it is yet? State of the arts Napster. co. uk Get … into a seat. . . Jeff Dawson previews the big 10 films that will be fighting for the lion's share of your viewing this summer Sin City Mr and Mrs Smith Batman Begins War of the Worlds Madagascar Fantastic Four Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Stealth The Island Bewitched It was raining in Cannes last week I'm a celebrity, get off with me Television Soaps in a lather Radio waves Notre Musique Five U, 74 mins Odeon The Take 15,87 mins Only Human 15,90 mins A Common Thread 12A, 88 mins What the Bleep Do We Know!? 12A, 108 mins Short Cuts Paradise Grove 15,94 mins Now on DVD Sensitive skin Gregga Aaki has given a dark tale of abuse an engaging treatment, says Edward Porter Piccadilly Theatre Darkness made lite Ed Kienholz's wild constructions transformed pop art, but the Baltic has turned his shout into a whisper, says Waldemar Januszczak Dvd Video Big trouble in Royston Vasey The League of Gentlemen's first film will appeal to more than just locals, says Stephen Armstrong Now on DVD Renault Master craftsmen For beautiful songs with a dash of vitriol, try Engineers, says, Mark Edwards The Sunday Times The month now on DVD Espace Watch All of this Classical On record Julia Fischer Bach Sonatas and Partitas for Sola Violin Penta Tone Classics 5186 072(2CDs) Beethoven Fiedelio Classical CD of the week Susan Graham Bartok Complete String Quartets Vermeer Quarter Naxon 8.557543-44 (1 CDs) In Sunlight Medeleine Mitchell (violin), Andrew Ball (piano) NMC D098 The week's essential new releses Pop and Jazz The Coral The Invisible invasion Deltasonic Dltcd036 Kelly Osbourne Sleeping in the Nothing Sanctuary Sancd338 Sinead O'connor Collaborations EMI 5638522 Gorillaz Pop Cd of the week Common Be Island 9882497 Charming Hostess Punch ReR ReRCH 1 Hangedup Celso Fonseca Richard Galliano Get on down New kids in town Blood Wedding The Maly Drama Theatre The Woman Before Incomplete and Random Acts of Kindness Osama the Hero/ a Single Act Supersize him Brian Dennehy's huge presence brings a brutish power to the tragedy of the little man in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, says Victoria Segal Ian Charleson award-winners The top arts events of the coming months A Picture of Britain Meltdown Batman Begins Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long Players Art Colour After Klein Opera Dance Pop Comedy Film Patindromes Theatre Bitty Eillot Art Matisse, His Art and His Textiles Comedy Jack Dee Opera Duke Bluebeard's Castle Dance Rambert Dance Company Concerts BBC Phitharmonic Pop Eels Zenith The Woman in White Surreal shame WNO's Magritte-styled Magic Flute ultimately succumbs to cliché, says Paul Driver During a career that has already lasted almost 46 years Domingo is truly funny as Cyrano, but the piece is hardly worthy of his lyrical talents. 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The Sunday Times Is It Really your Eyes? Sister act Nothing to Be Afraid of by Will Eaves Picador £12.99 pp325 Two schools of sinister thought Divided Kindom by Rupert Thomason Bloosbury £17.99 pp400 Friendly Fire by Patrick Gale Fourth Estate £10.99 pp336 Contents Watch it: the best of the McCabe & Mrs Miller Thursday, Sky Cinema 1,12 40am Car wars Jose's giants Mourinho—The Special One (Monday, BBC1, 10.35pm) Week ahead F and drink Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares (Tuesday, C4,9pm) He says, she says Middle Sex (Thursday, C4,9pm) Best drama The event Pick of the week Picks of the day Wednesday Radio Pick of the Day Going for gold More exercise Not more Chelsea? RHS Chelsea Flower Show (BBC1, 7pm) Car wars Burn the witch Pioneer House (C4,8pm) Alarming doc Horizon: The Next Megaquake (BBC2, 9pm) Pick of the day Disturbing science Our Father The Serial Killer (UKTV Documentary, 9pm) New comedy Not Tonight With John Sergeant (ITV1, 10.30pm) Trouble ahead? Rappin' At The Royal (C4,11.25pm) Films The Last Castle (BBC1, 9pm) BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Weather beaten Raging Planet (Five, 7.15pm) The dark side Undercover in New Labour (C4,8pm) Sing the theme tune New Tricks (BBC1, 9pm) Selling the sizzle How Art Made The World: The Art Of Persuasion (BBC2, 9pm) Pick of the day A necessary evil? In safe hands Fact from fiction The Truth About Killing (National Geographic, 10pm) Jose's giants Films Windon's Way (BBC2,1.30pm) BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Pick of the week Pick of the day Improving drama 2 The Monastery (BBC2, 9pm) Light touch CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (Five, 9pm) Touching doc Santa Fe(C4,1, 40pm) Films ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day On the ball Champions League Final (Sky Sports 1,6pm; ITV1, 7pm) It's behind you. . . The perfumed garden Going Home: John Peel (Biography, 7.30pm) Pick of the day His finest hour Caring communities Compulsion: The Trouble With Honny (BBC2, 9pm) Marriage guidance Desperate Housewlves (C4,10pm) Films Critics choice ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Thurday 26 May Pick of the Day For better, for worse Neighbours from hell Best cop drama Murphy's Law (BBC1, 9pm) Sticks and stones Pick of the day No sex please. . . Best political satire The Thick of the (BBC4, 10.30pm) More foul play Critics' choice Films ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day The rich got richer Medical advances Stars in their eyes Will And Grace (C4,8.30pm) Best drama The 2005 forcecast? Pick of the day The event Keep it in the family Bridging the age gap Monkey Trousers (ITV1, 10pm) Digging the dirt Once Upon a Time In America Films ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day I don't believe it! 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