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ResumoContents New plan for drivers to pay £1.30 a mile London umbrella assassin is named Contents Lloyds TSB Business Contents Blair faces EU budget ambush Contents The Sunday Times Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Contents The Sunday Times Nationwide Brown wants oil countries to donate cash for Africa Two men remanded over McCartney pub murder Cannabis use rises tenfold among children Britain's kid climber sets Everest record Gorbachev calls for Russian millionaires to repay money Contents Premier travel inn Porn film past returns to haunt Hempel Expert tells doctors: let youngest premature babies die Pubs ignore curbs on 'happy hour' binges Sony Plan to extend copyright on pop classics Crackdown on 'alchol Disorder Zones' Dane named as umbrella killer Flybe. com Paris is winning Olympic bid race British genes are invasion-proof Barclays New safety alert as cancer dye is found in salmon Blair axes watchdog set up to stop honours for donors Pamela wins right to tell her story Drink and drugs past of Al-Qaeda chief The four faces that reveal a complex personality disorder New Heathrow runway will flatten up to 700 properties New elite force to back SAS in Iraq Euro Muslim PC fights Met 'race insults' RSPB Romance? All right, let's see your diploma Spy chiefs quizzed on Diana's death Jet Airways Exorcism mania breeds child abuse The child 'withc' case is part of a frightening new cultism among African immigrants, writes Richard Hoskins, an expert witness CitroËn Nasaleze Footballers hit golden goal as £1m authors William's degree breaks tradition of 'thick' royals Intelligent Finance Old Europe Dithers In France the joke goes that 'plan B' stood for Britain. As the FRanco-German motor stalls, the EU is starting to learn our way, says Mathew Campbell AOL Talk New dawn fades for latest EU members While Blair Plots 'no' gives Blair his big shot at Europe Escape Routes for Europe: Could Britain save the Union from Crisis? France scoffs as Chirac: places his faith in a noble saviour Dominique de Villepin cuts a dash in the Elysée but as a kufty unelected prime minister he cuts no ice with the voters, writes Matthew Campbell Thinking the unthinkable as euro trembles The Greatest Shows on Earth Two years ago it was in the doldrums. Now London's theatreland is the place to be seen. Richard Brooks on the West End's renaissance Tiscali Hot Tickets for Everyone Laying bare the biggest monster of them all Profile Women have it both ways British Gas Better than handouts Mortgages for Business Sweet sound of No Spelling out why black schoolboys fail Aid sounds mighty nice, but it's trade that feeds Africa Van Cutsem wedding keeps 'glum' Charles and Camilla at bay Atticus A victory for Tory modenisers at The Spectator, where Atticus It's Top of the Popes as Benedict gets invite to appear at G8 concert Atticus Watch out, Bob — George will have a club in his hand Atticus Geldof may not have ended world poverty yet but he's … Atticus Clarke Leadershop Challenge Let the Turks in to finish off the Euro superstate You'd think older MPs would be grateful to sink into Atticus As Gordon Brown twiddles his fingers and waits to becom Atticus After grabbing a peerage, Neil Kinnock seems to have Atticus Ocean Skills not guns the way forward Mitsubishi Motors Artistic gobbledegook Jeremy Clarkson (News Review, May 22) writes how Tories need policies to win over voters Catering for old age No Sex Please Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street, … Is It worth Getting a Degree? New research reveals that the graduate road is no longer paved with gold, with the monetary value of a degree falling away shaply. Might it be better to opt for the university of life? Zoe Brennan investigates How much is your degree worth? Langham Hotel By a Special Correspondent: Mugabe's regime lays waste to buildings in new terror P&O Ferries Orange Trial reveals corrupt drift of South Africa Trail of lost Briton leads to drug gang Bulldog Forgotten palace of a millionaire miser to reopen Hollywood catches Britain's dance craze Police close in on £20m Caravaggio Parship MOPS Iberial Minister's brother leads Gaza military mutiny Kidnap gangs force doctors to flee Iraq Israel bugged Syrian first lady's e-mails PC World Bin Laden 'gave me licence to shoot him' Beijing Bridget's chick lit for China Multiple Display Advertising Items Senior Diplomat Defects Sportsexclusive Game Pentagon admits prison guards abused Koran Today's weather Ford Two die in French tunnel fire News in Brief Artists to sue Girl, 12, charged with attack on boy Water warning Briton held in Baku after pistol found Five tickets share £4.9m Lotto jackpot Hunt for offender Laughing it off Can no one turn off Cherie, the cash-in machine? A chief constable has been branded a sex pest and The Times Millions enjoy sex with Oddie Police are taking liberties over G8 Cries of sympathy for one who says he cannot be texpect Esso Contents Chelsea in new 'tapping' row Spurs suspend Amesen after 'illegal approach' Contents Guinness Agony for Dallaglio David Walsh Chief Sports Writer The Sunday Times Kiwi media quick to add insults to injury The Kiwi press delivered a biting assessment of the Lions after yesterday's victory, says Peter O'Reilly Player ratings The Lions Disjointed show gives Woodward plenty to ponder Lewsey can strike fear into the All Blacks Sturart Barnes in Rotorua Ankle op for injured veteran His tour dream in tatters, Lawrence Dallaglio faces an operation tomorrow, reports Stephen Jones Reality begins to bite With just five matches before the first Test, the Lions are racing to find a team to win the series Sky O'Connell relishes leadership role The Ireland lock faces a huge challenger as he steps into Lawrence Dallaglio's boots — and early indications in Rotoua were encouraging, says Peter O'Reilly Paul O'Connell: new leader of the Lions pack That old Black Magic David Walsh Chief Sports Writer Lomu steals show as Johnson makes way Martin Johnson saw his rugby farewell overshadowed by the return to form of a medical phemomenon—Jonah Lomu Next up for The Lions: the titans of Taranaki Norwich Union Ready for a war The New Zealand Maori side stands for more than winning rugby matches. It tries to reflect the spirit and values of the people The Sunday Times NZ Maori: the 'unofficial' fourth Test In with the New Forget Howlett and Rokocoko, the All Blacks have unerthed two wings who are ready to take on the lions The Sunday Times Henry's men ready to expose weakness A repeat of the kicking errors and lack of control at the breakdown will be punished at Test level Back-up boys have key role All-round entertainments At his very best, Andrew Flintoff is like an extra man, but Australia hope Simon Katich will give him a run this money Air Berlin. com A legend's last lap leaves England behind Don Bradman was in the twilight of his career when he brought his mighty 1948 team to England, but he still had one magical innings left. By Robin Scott-Elliot Bell striking the right notes Simon Wilde at Chester-Le-Street England v Bangladesh Reliable Thorpe learns to live, thrive and survive The experience and know-how the left-hander brings to the team means he is likely to remain a key player throughout his final summer, writes Simon Wilde So far so good as England enjoy phoney war Surrey hit by no-ball puzzle Frizzell County Championships County scoreboards Glamorgan v Sussex Nottinghamshire v Hampshire Surrey v Warwickshire Warne scripts stunning victory Fixtures Second Division Lancashire v Northamptonshire Leicestershire v Somerset Worcestershire v Durham Totesport League Second Test Match Bopara hits maiden ton Durham are held Batting Averages Bowling Averages Volkswagen Speed date suits Greene The American did not enjoy his Athens defeats and vows to be at his best in Glasgow today, writes Simon Buckland Greed and deceit at the heart of football The Times Wealth that buys nothing but disloyalty and disrespect Cole points finger at Dein Arsenal's unsettled defender feels let down by the club and his manager, but saves most of his anger for vice-chairman David Dein, writes Jim Munro Holding Court The once golden boy has enjoyed good times and survived bad. By Paul Kimmage Boris Becker: the trials and tribulations of a Wimbledon champion Ireland waste stunning start Group 4 The Sunday Times Christian aid boosts Scots Gerrard Kop out Window shopping: the transfer market's rumours and movers Adria-No! Tall story What Chelsea did next Wham bam Tease of the week You need hands Palace poser Done deals Group 5 Bubbling under Coming soon? Staying put Exclusive of the week Sven's stars earn stripes Contents Liverpool face long road in European defence Liverpool seem set to defend the Champions League, but Uefa are considering starting them at the bottom — in the first qualifying round, writes Rob Hughes England striving for broad appeal Jacques Villeneuve The top 10 Sporting chauvinists Pierre de Coubertin MCC The Sunday Times Ginger McCain Sepp Blatter Book of the week Dawes Decades by David Parry-Jones, hb, Seren, £14.99 Bobby Riggs Augusta Vijay Singh Richard Krajicek The FA DVD of the week 60 seconds in sport Adios Mr Angry Anderson's Saints are gunning for Bradford Olazabal's rollercoaster ride Woosie aims to break hoodoo It's a case of mind over matter for the Ryder Cup captian as he aims for victory on home soil today. By Paul Forsyth Nadal's moment of destiny The young Spanish genius should win his first Grand Slam title today as he prepares for a classic rivalry with Roger Federer Puerta rallies from the depths of despair A victory in the unlikely setting of Tehran began the Argentine's rehabilitation after serving a controversial nine-month drug suspension, reports Barry Flatman How the finalists match up Route to the Final Head-to-head Henin slams the door LTA reject offer from women's guru Vital statistics: Women's singles final 2005 The Sunday Times Like a lamb to the slaughter The home favourite did everything right apart from the most crucial thing of all, says Nick Pitt — she forgot that reacing the final meant nothing unless she won Who's the Daddy? Once brash and arrogant, impending fatherhood has allowed Lleyton Hewitt to refocus his life ahead of Queen's this week The Sunday Times Murray seeking new coach Hat-trick joy for Murtagh Andrew Longmore at Epsom BA crew fly high Mazda Football Results round-up Pools Perth Today's racecards Glorious Goodwood Rugby Union Rugby League McElhinney wins Amateur as Gallaghter loses grip Sports round-up Motorsport Other Sport Stratford Motorcycling Bath Rugby Union Tennis Diving Racing Speedway This Week Hatton on top of the world The British boxer comes up with the performance of his life to end the reign of a man who hadn't lost a fight for eight years Heidfeld's fast track to glory The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Caught in tine October 1985, Reading break Football Leauge record Sport Letters Write to: The Sports Editor (Letters), The Sunday Times Questions answers Your sporting coundrums tackled Heroes' Heroes Colin Jackson, 110m hurdles world record-holder, on Daley Thompson The Sunday Times Any Answers? Sport on TV Don't miss this Today Times Online Hugh McIlvanney The voice of sport Lisbon Lion still fires imagination The extra Epsom hero Jaguar The Sunday Times Contents Regal boss named in Romanian organised-crime inquiry 150,000 jobs at risk in high street turmoil Gartmore walkout fear Investec Ministers deny euro's demise Allied is floored by a £50m loss Brit who is taking Las Vegas upmarket Special Report Andrew Sasson is cleaning up with clubs for the MTV generation willing to spend £500 a night. Report by John Arlidge Contents The Sunday Times Creditors dig in at Euroturnnel Float talk by Richard and Judy producers Hedge fund sued by headhunters Times Online The Sunday Times Driving EMI makes a play for Sanctuary Pubmaster man gets in the Spirit Banking, energy and insurance face EU probes Germans sign City office deal Business Digest Haircare firm on crest of a wave BA won't take Virgin bed challenge lying down Ex-Mirror boss to go Dutch Arab bidders say they will protect 4,000 Rover jobs F&C Baker shakes up top team at Boots Viacom eyes Telewest TV channels Rover probe: just another long and winding road Agenda Sound of discord puts Euro vision out of tune Arbs' alternative Carpathian mists Opening shots in a new style of trade warfare The Broadband Battle of Britain South African Airways Broadband Burns its High-Speed Trail through America's Households Why mighty Quinn really is quids in The De La Rue boss loves making money — and is proving good at it. But can he find growth in a mature market where others have failed? Party Gaming shows its winning hand with a £5bn listing The online poker film makes a £200m profit on £330m tumover. Now investors can play, writes Matthew Goodman Leo Quinn's Working Day Vital Statistics Working Space British Airways Invasion of the cyber warriors The US military aims to wire all its soldiers, weapons and computers into one global system so they can all talk to each other, writes Dominic O'Connell Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Lifestyle service for the rich is a poor idea Easy Jet. com Time to ease payroll burden Government makes business do work that ought to be done by civil servants. It is time for change, writes Rachel Bridge Schemes that Business Has to Administer World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates / Bonds Currencies Commodities Investec yields real value from its deals Judgment Day: Should You Buy Shares in Investec? The Week that was Euro slides after double no vote Business on the Box Investec at a Glance The Week Ahead Quote of the Week Todd Enterprises Multiple Display Advertising Items A moving experience How I Made It Anthony Ward-Thomas founder of Ward-Thomas Removals My store manager is a convicted shoplifter Business Doctor Can I Leave Shop to my Son? Kingston Smith What the Experts Say Printer has to get better at spreading the word Multigraphics, a banner printer, has been transformed in the 18 months since a buyout but growth is needed to recoup its investment. By David Sumner Smith Multigraphics' Challenges The Sunday Times Progress Report Failsworth Hats Decked out for a birthday bash BT Coldplay's chilly note for EMI West LB finds project to get its teeth into Party Garming float looks a little too rich Multiplex Contents The Peasants' Revolt Simon Jenkins went to Holland to see the death throes of old Europe and found himself witnessing a rebellion that is borth thrilling and laced with menace Contents Radisson Edwardian Hotels Super Size Me wants to get Inside your head The film-maker who monstered McDonald's is taking a tilt at our uglier attitudes, finds Cosmo Landesman The pharse had guided thier careers A cross Europe this "enclave democracy" is gradually Lost and found, my Nobel father Adam Bellow long felt frozen out by his father, the celebrated author Saul Bellow. But now, as he recalls a childhood visit to London, he realises how much he gained Vauxhall A Mocking Voice Happy to be desperate Hillary, perfectly positioned for the big one Twin your town to save Africa Give the money back, Mr Chelski Boots Is there another Deep Throat out there? The FBI chief who did for Nixon is no simple hero and may not have been the key player, writes Stuart Wavell The Sunday Times crosswords Multiple Display Advertising Items By Jupiter, the scientists were right The simulated universe has confirmed a dark truth, says Bryan Appleyard When £500m for a divorce really just isn't enough The founder of a club for rich divorcees talks money with Giles Hattersley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items How starving Africa got under my skin Bono remembers his first visit to famine-hit Ethiopia with his wife, Ali, in the wake of the 1985 Live Aid concert Multiple Classified Advertising Items On Being Married for 23 Years I'm an Ozzy Spelling made eezee Christine Maxwell tells Sian Griffiths why she is republishing her dictionary aimed at children who don't have any idea about correct spelling The Sunday Times the month Home tuition is one answer if you have a problem school Switching to the A-level alternative One of the country's top-performing independent schools has decided to go over totally to the International Baccalaureate, writes Mary Braid Multiple Display Advertising Items The young stir up a news storm Traditional news sources feel the heat as the web pushes niche outlets to prominence. Brendan O'Neill explores an information revolution Esure. com Net Banking: Competition Winners Alt News Sources Czech Radio Star Site test Britain's cultural masala Scottish Tourist Treat Bollywood Banquet Silver-Screen Dream Buyer's guide Work, Rest and Play Zen Culture Versatile Video Reggae Media Business Basics Nigerian Satire Digital music falls flat Sounding off Polish Portal Password Pain Faltered Images Burning Cookies Software Warning Winner's Dinners I expect staff to sweet blood — but not this much Brother of all TV shows is back Shock exchange The tabloid week This Life The Daily Telegraph: Anthony Creighton Last word. . . I'll Take the Set Menu Please The Times: Leslie Smith Winner's Letters A New Star is Born: Interducing, Er, Gosh Spice People of the Week Down with Thin! Talking Heads Picture Gallery Contents Beach Life Celebrate summer with our pick of Europe's best sunspots What do you want from your beach? Romance, glamour, solitude . . . even full-scale nudity? Whatever your taste, Jeremy Lazell has the strand to suit Ryanair - Fly Acheaper Fast Flippers Good Gear Guide Voyages Jules Verne Clubs Sunsall Mosquito Repellent Wristwatch TV And In-Car DVD Internet Phone First in the queue. . . . . . for new nonstop flights to Namibia, starting at £484 Multiple Display Advertising Items RailEurope Dozens duped by Florida scam Multiple Display Advertising Items Kiss goodbye to lugging your luggage —now you can post … Bargains of the week Drugs war hits resort Holiday money One long garden party When it comes to train journeys, business and pleasure It'll be handbags at dawn — but only the best designer Where was I? Dung roaming The Last Voyage of Captain Cook: The Collected Writings of John Ledyard Readers' rants Italy without the rip-offs High prices are driving tourists away, but there's value if you know where to look. By Michael Pauls Lazio Multiple Display Advertising Items P&O Ferries The Abruzzo Puglia Scandal! Royal love rat beds 500 Funny things happened on the way to the harem — as Stanley Stewart discovered in latanbul Kuoni Meanwhile, back at the bazaar. . . Istanbul's not just for the boys, as Jane Massey found in a peral dealer's arms Travel brief 'i should have paid for CDW' Don't let the car-hire companies make a monkey of you: steer clear of the pitfalls with Richard Green Multiple Display Advertising Items Mastercard The Sunday Times Better by far — go Think long-haul holidays are just for winter? Think again. David Wickers and Rob Ryan find 10 far-flung spots that are reaching their peak Barbados Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel One Sky Holidays The Seychelles Mauritius Multiple Display Advertising Items India Multiple Display Advertising Items Sri Lanka Bali Australia Or some ice? Walking through a masterpiece Dedham Vale inspired Constable to produce his finest work. Christopher Somerville just took a short stroll Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols Andy Williams has crooned his way from small-town iowa to pricey Paris Multiple Display Advertising Items Win a week for two in Corsica in a private villa with a pool, with Corsican Affair Where was I? The competition Contents Harness the power of the grey pound With the population ageing, companies that cater for older people are tipped to do well, writes David Budworth How to keep up with the trends Housing slowdown News in Brief Contents Money giveaway Footsie treads water amid economic fears Fidelity A Question of Money Insurer demands receipts from Burkina Faso Multiple Display Advertising Items A stranger rang up to offer me shares Brother's estate is being split 12 ways Biotech boss sells shares to cure institutional demand Directors' Deals Australian cheque that came up short Being pursued for a namesake's debt Cost of clearing my daughter's debts Contents Cheap offset mortgages are a 'no-brainer' Clydesdale has slashed the rates on loans that let you use your savings to pay off your debt. By Clare Francis Top Offset Mortgages Multiple Display Advertising Items Engineer Works out a Plan to Fund his Extension Lloyds reward card loses on points Why we're right to turn our backs on the insurers Multiple Display Advertising Items CTFs: just do it Russian roulette Is it too late to cash in on the boom in bonds? As Artemis launches a new fund in the sector, Clare Francis asks if the years of rapid growth for bond schemes is at an end Contents European investors look east for profits As the crisis over the EU constitution grows, the 'new' Europe is wooing investors, writes Kathryn Cooper Property Important Notice Contents Tips for Buying in Eastern Europe The Sunday Times Eastern European Property Compared How Eastern European Funds Compare Investment Lowest Cost Life Insurance Investments Get Yourself financially fit for the summer Savings The Sunday Times Child trust funds Tax planning The Sunday Times Insurance Easy ways to cut back on those nagging debts Spurred into Action Financial Workout Checklist Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Commission: the vice that plagues advice Multiple Display Advertising Items FSA Royal biographer lived the real Good Life Penny Junor spent years eating vegetables she grew in her allotment and brewing beer in dustbins, she tells Natalie Graham Invesco Perpetual Bristol & West savers may lost out after takeover Britannia building society is swallowing the former mutual, but savers may not benefit from the deal. By Jessica Bown The Best Easy-Access Savings Accounts 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 Confidence booster for ethnic students Corporate household names supply mentors to inspire black and Asian graduates in their search for suitable work. By Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items French voted with true Gallic common sense Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Set your career on a new course with an MPA A Master of Public Administration degree can make all the difference to your future in the public secotr, writes Gareth Huw Davies Multiple Display Advertising Items Cure for public sector 'sickies' Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Amazing Faces Contents Purr Power Fresh! Broad Game Trouble in Store! Alien Alert Robo-Doc Grub's up Fact File Most Requested Band Leader Feeder's Grant Nicholas talks about starting off in music Henry's Wives Voices with Soul Voices with Heart Hope and Harmony Get your Sketison Book Mark All aboard The Best Toys in the World Heidi from Sugababes Get the Latest Kraze Who's who Puzzle-Zone I saw a boat full of people. Yet there wasn't a single … Word List Close up Mega Maze Get Kraze Club for £1 at WHSmith The Sunday Times Squirts Robot Crusoe Jarvis Gnasher F-Mail Who's who? Puzzle-Zone Answers World List Mega Maze Home Mission Women's Euro 2005 kicks off today with England taking on Finland. Talented star Alex Scott hopes to help the host nation to victory Dear f-mail Euro 2005 Fixtures Alex Scott Disnep Channel Contents Inside this Week Contents Official: Britain is slowing down Up to Speed Black box is the new speed cop Cashback plan for clean cars Cars on TV Eco-friendly stars do it with vegetable oil My and my Motors Tony Soprano wouldn't like it What pollutes as much as a 4x4? Try the kitchen. . . Off-roaders are demonised by envoiromentalists, but new figures on domestic pollution put their sins in perspective, reports Emma Smith Satisfaction guaranteed: how to win at warranties The sound so reassuring when you buy a new or used car, but warranties are a minefield. Jason Dawe guides you through the small print 'If they can find a loophole, they will' Warranties for second-hand cars introduce a new level of complexity that often only emerges when a claim is made. Emma Smith talks to a driver who found that out the hand way Audi Porsche's Pedal Power Ingear The Stuff of Motoring Dreams Easy Reader The Knowledge Computer Design All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Take a Load off your Mind Bentley BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Vital Statistics Used Car: Hyundai Trajet The Sunday Times Vauxhall, I forgive you Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Private Banking Lloyds TSB The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Zowie! Nice wheels, Batman The Batmobile has moved with out militaristic times, reports Roland White It's a Bad Boy that's ready for anything An American company has built the ultimate truck: a military monster that can even go into a nuclear zone, writes Peter Hall The Sunday Times Reader Rescue For Readers who Can't Decide what Car to Buy The Cars They Tested Winner The Internet Fast Lane Toyota Letters Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Deal of the Week Times Online My First Crash Black spot Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche Contents Murphy's The summer's hottest metal The world is roaring up to Goodwood for a show with an international theme this year, writes Joseph Dunn Inside When the glam set meets the pertolheads Goodwood is now part of the social calendar, says Nick Foulkes, but everybody who loves fast cars is welcome Saab95 Saab95 Subaru Return of the samurai The 40th anniversary of Honda's stunning entry into Formula One will be celebrated in style, reports Andrew Frankel Privileged to Be Terrified: Andrew Frankel Drives Honda's Race Classic Show stoppers: the motorin From pre-war curios to F1's fastest movers, Andrew Frankel selects the biggest attractions at this year's festival 1930 Bentley Speed Six Team Car 1974 Datsun 240Z Big Sam 1950 BRM V16 Mk1 1980 Audi Quattro 1954 Jaguar D-Type Prototype 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR 1975 Hill-Cosworth GH2 1970 Porsche 917K 2004 Renault R24 1975 Vauxhall Firenza "baby Bertha" Be a sport, join us in the paddock Moss's magnificent Mille revisited Alistair Weaver retraced an epic drive of 50 years ago in the modern version of Stirling Moss's Mercedes SLR Veuve … Pinsardin Rolls Royce Mikkola plays dirty Jeremy Hart buckles up for a ride with the master in his history-making Audi quattro at Goodwood's new rally course Institute Advanced Motorists Vauxhall Wrestling with the fire-breathers The most powerful of today's machines and some historic roaring beasts will leave bike fans spoilt for choice, writes Roland Brown The Sunday Times Maserati Breitling Contents Inside How Much? A mill to remove in . . . Is It worth It? Moving on Back to being sixteen again When novelist Sophie Kinsella temporarily moved back in with her parents, she revisited her teenage years, complete with thumping pop music Design Classics No sign the end is in sight The slump that has hit property sales looks set to continue into 2006, reports Graham Norwood Octacon The View Swi Because granny knows best Emma Bridgewater, the queen of spotty crockery, refused to let her husband invest in a 'project' Instead, says Cally Law, she followed her grandmother's advice and bought a solid Victorian rectory in Norfolk Berkeley Homes Trophy house has link to royals. . . £10m Houses of the week Iron home. . . £650,000 Lochside retreat. . . £375,000 Castellated wing near Stratford. . . £985,000 Savills Barkley Homes Space in a Sandwich When architect Hal Currey built his family a mews house in central London, he didn't have much room to work with, but it feels deceptively spacious. Dominic Bradbury reports Escape to the Cotswolds Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Cracks appear in my bathroom Spiritual conversion Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Moving on and trading down The Stotts are looking for a house with outside space and country views near Preston, Lancashire. Their limit is £500,000, but can they afford what they want? Dover Farm, Hoghton, £550,000 Spencer's Selection: The Likely Candidates Shireoaks Hall Trees Barn, Chipping, £550,000 Quarry Beck Farm, Hoghton, £580,000 The Barn, Euxton, £440,000 Fine & Country Designed from a dump When Penny Croal bought a derelict masonic hall in Chiswick, she couldn't get past the rubbish to look inside. Helen Davies withnesses a dramatic conversion Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Anscombe & Ringland Multiple Display Advertising Items Struggling with a dream Moving from Berkshire to Northumberland to start a farm sounded wonderful. But the reality stretched this couple to the limit, finds Caroline Brannigan Mountains of money Property prices in the French Alps are soaring, fuelled by an influx of British buyers, reports Heather Lima On the Market 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 A house in the Channel Islands Multiple Display Advertising Items Sark. . . £260,000 Guernsey. . . £3m Multiple Display Advertising Items The full works With smart, contemporary desk accessories, the home office needn't be a drab affair, says Victoria O'brien The Dest Set Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the experts Pomp and pageant Delphiniums will add a touch of sophistication to any garden, yet are staightforward to grow, says Rachel De Thame Garden Cuttings What to Do this Week Rebirth of a secret city garden The Phoenix Garden is a star of London Open Garden Squares weekend, says Caroline Donald The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Imperialwharf Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Are we now social pariahs? 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She may be a feminist icon, but has Kahlo's halo started to slip, asks Christopher Goodwin BT Biteback There's room for more violence Television One-man show Radio waves Moolaadé 15,125 mins Carte Noire The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse 15,91 mins Adam & Paul 15,86 mins The month Brotherhood 15,148 mins Short Cuts Guerrilla—The Taking of Patty Hearst 12A, 89 mins Heart of darkness It may have the clichés of film noir, but Sin City is a stylistically brilliant, highly original film. By Cosmo Landesman Danny Bhoy And in the blue corner A culture war rages in US comedy, and Patton Oswalt is flying the radical flag, says Stephen Armstrong Microsoft Microsoft On the Shore of the Wide World Rest of the week's theatre The Australian Ballet Believe What You Will Scapino This is How it Goes Donmar, Wc2 This one's got legs Even Ewan's Hollywood charisma is upstaged by the fabulous lowlife cast of Guys and Dolls. By Victoria Segal Sadler's Wells Royal Opera House This isn't Spinal Tap — reality is even stranger Dig! is a startling portrait of a rock band laid bare. Tom Cox reports WHSmith Try before you buy The iron-willed lady Worth Cecilia Bartoli's return to Covent Garden in II turco in italia is full of passion and panache, says Hugh Canning Lyric Theatre Classical On record Weber Classical CD of the week Debussy Elliott Carter, Ravel Pop and Jazz Geri Halliwell The White Stripes Amadou & Mariam Roll Deep RY Cooder Acoustic Ladyland Curtis Stigers Lizz Wright Get on down New Kids in town Love and hisses Philip Glass's opera Orphee is a striking tale of tragic romance, but his Cello Concerto falls to impress. 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The Sunday Times Memory man The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana by Umberto Eco trans Geoffrey Brock secter £17.99 pp450 Mirror images Your Face Tomorrow 1. Fever and Spear by Javier Marias trans Margaret Jull Costa Chatto £17.99 pp376 Contents The big matches Watch it: the best of the week ahead Best films The biggest match? Off the wall Films of the week Beat it It's a shocker Best documentary New chat show Pick of the week Picks of the day Radio Sunday5 June Pick of the Day Their big break? Making faces The big match It takes all sorts The biggest match? Science v nature Pick of the day Caught red-handed A rush of blood Burgers on trial Films Films choice BBC1 Sunday5June Sky One ITV1 Anglia Variations Radio Pick of the Day Gnome alone Gordon The Garden Gnome (BBC2, 8.30am) Feud for thought Baby blues Rough diamonds Pick of the day The sweet hereafter Off the wall Only when I laugh The lost children Films Critics' choice BBC1 Sky One ITV1 Anglia Variations Radio Pick of the Day History lesson Telling porkies Unhealthy appetites Pick of the day Slight oversight Returning drama Beat it Stay at home Best documentary Film Choice Films BBC1 Sky One ITV1 Anglia Variations Radio Wednesday8June Pick of the Day The big match Sports insight Most enthusiastic Class war Pick of the day Best documentary Tough on crime. . . . . . and its causes Returning drama Films Film choice BBC1 Wednesday8June Sky One Wednesday8June ITV1 Anglia Variations Radio Thursday June Pick of the Day Pick of the week Easy riders Light-fingered So Wisteria Lane Fetch Doctor Dolittle Pick of the day Best loser Something old. . . Camping out Films Film choice Critics' choice BBC1 Thursday June ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Thursday June Radio Friday 10 June Pick of the Day Bank of mum and dad Cheeky comedy Next stop, Broadway Same old, same old Pick of the day New chat show Never-ending search Wired for sound On the wings of . . . Film choice Films BBC1 Sky One ITV1 Anglia Variations Radio Pick of the Day Roll out the red carpet Doctor, Doctor Medical traumas Independent women Soul Deep: From Ghetto To Fabulous (BBC2,9.25pm) Pick of the day Location, location Murder In Suburbia (ITV1, 9.25pm) The unthinkable Conviction (BBC2, 10.25pm) Millions viewing week ending May 15 A man in a hurry: Sam Kiley in India Films BBC1 Sky One ITV1 Anglia Variations TL Contents TAG Heuer Contents Bvlgari Bupa Secret Britain: What you won't find in the guidebooks Listomania Eyeopener… Lost in Translation Amtico Perfuming Arts Flashback Bystander Rootfinder To be made a "scapegoat" The Unlikely Event Big Spender Green & Black's Organic Dfs Our Roles were Reversed: This Time It was my Little Girl who was the Fighter All I Could Do was Sit and Watch Orange Motorola SriLankan Airlines What were They Going to Do? Kill US? Cut my Finger off to Get my Wedding Ring? I was Sure I was Going to Die Waitrose Suzuki Flood, Sweat and Tears Martell European Community Tesco … seen more of the world than my children P&O Cruises Ireland The Last of the Few They were the small band of fighter pilots who fought off the Lufwaffe in the Battle of Britain. Sixty-five years on, the few, now much fewer, share their memories of this decisive conflict. Text and main interviews by John-Paul Flintoff. 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