News from 20/11/2005
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Jonathan Northcroft, John Dugdale, William Kay, Barbara Hall, Roland white, Aa Gill, Esther Rantzen, Rbjt Allen, Scott Athorne, Camilla Morton, David Mills, Jon Swain, Tessa Mayes, Sally Brock, Helen Davies, Nicholas Rufford, Peter Whittle, Rob Hughes, Paul Moody's, Jason Dawe, John Peter, G C, Robert Greenhalgh, Bruce Millar, Graham Stonier, Andrew Longmore, John Waples Business Editor, Sandra Howard, Jenny Dyson, Frank Whitford, Paul Hornby, Matthew Davis, Terence Blacker, David Gower, Kathryn Cooper, P D, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Tim Richards, Archie Berens, Dan Snow, S Hayler, David Cracknell Political Editor, Nick Pitt, Stephanie Theobald, Frederic Raphael, Neil Wormald, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Michael Durham's, Andrew Porter, Joseph Dunn, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Gemma Scott-Martin, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Adrian Furnham, Sean Fitzpatrick, Peter Wilson, Rosie Millard, David Dougill, Ben Neale, Matt Lovett, Rachel Zadok, Sarah-Kate Templeton Medical Correspondent, J C Higgins, Christopher Hart, Robert Winnett Whitehall Correspondent, Bobby Zamora, Stuart Barnes, Geraldine Hackett, G Anthony, Alan Combe, Rob Maul, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Paul Forsyth, Aston Martin, Geraldine Hackett Education Correspondent, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Victoria Segal, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, David Cairns, Nicola Smith, Stewart Lee, Michael Portillo, Tom Betterton, Sarah Dempster, Greg Gordon, Kevin Jackson, Michael Jones, Richard Fletcher, Guy Sellers, James Delingpole, Lydia Slater, Demetrios Matheou, J W, Kathleen Kelly, John Young, L H, Sarah Meyer, Jeremy Guscott, David Vise, Andrew Thomas, Brian Moynahan, Brendan Bourne, David Walsh Chief Sports Writer, The Revd Dr Michael Ward, Peter Parker, Roger Eglin, Paul Donovan, Roy Bailey, Grae Hillary, Julian Fellowes, Alan Battison, Vincent Crump, Giles Hattersley, Steve Boyd, Billie Jean, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, John Follain, Walter Stevenson, Ian Hawkey, Samantha Hamilton, Stuart Andrews, Jasbinder Singh Flora, David Leppard, Tim Rayment, Paul Durman, Colin Harding, Shelley Von Strunckel, Roger Rolph, Lisa Grainger, Martyn Halle, Mark Edwards, Jenny Gage, Heston Blumenthal, Joel Hogg, Stephen Amidon, R d C, Martin Deeson, Stephen Jones rugby Correspondent, L W, Jo Evans, P W, Bharat Jashanmal, Boris Becker, Robert Holder, Raymond Keene, Jamie Foxx, Ken Carter, Rod Liddle, Douglas Alexander, Geoff Watson Founder of Hyperdrug Pharmaceuticals, David Cracknell, Derek Brewer, Dominic O'Connell Deputy Business Editor, Cosmo Landesman, Diana Wright, Kipper Williams, Alice Douglas, S B, Stephen Jones, Dominic O'Connell, Barry Flatman, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Louise Armitstead, Nicholas Boys Smith, Adrienne Connors, Anita Sethi, Caroline Donald, Lois Rogers Social Affairs Editor, Nick Rennison, Michael Jockson, Daniel Emary, David Walsh, Graham Norwood, Walter Payton, Helen Brown, Colin McDowell, Bryan Appleyard, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, Mark Stucklin, Christopher Goodwin, L C, D H, Richard Woods, Roland White, Steven Swinford, Mark Palmer, Shane Watson, Abul Taher, Dave Polland, Maurice Chittenden, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Dean Bennett, John Elliott Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Virginia Rounding, Richard Rae, Ray Hutton, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Gideon Gorter, Jonathan Leake, Brendan Simms, M E, Sophie Kirkham, David Crossland, Michael Sheridan, Andy Cole, Clare Francis, Lucy Ewing, B G V, Michael Smith, Frith Powell, Lesley Thomas, Chris Haslam, Stephen Hoare, Mark Kleinman, Tom Dunmore, John Waples, A A Gill, Alex Pell, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, Kinvara Balfour, N W, Stephen Jones Rugby Correspondent, Simon Jenkins, Malcolm Goodson, Stephen Pettitt, Michael Horovitz, Will Iredale, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Jessica Bown, John Spurling, T L, Simon West, Claudia Croft, Sally Kinnes, Peter Munro, Daniel Emery, John Aizlewood, Minette Marrin, Clifford Bishop, Adam Manktelow, Robert Service, James Scoltock, Andrew Frankel, John E Preston, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Ali Hussain, John Crisfield, V Hibbs, Hugh Pearman, Sarah Raven, Andrew Davidson, Dan Cairns, Lucy Rouse, Mike Hammond, David Smith Economics Editor, Huw Beynon, J R, Susannah Price, Janie Omorogbe, Sarah Baxter, Brian Schofield, Malise Ruthven, Chris Feetenby, Kate Spicer, Matthew Goodman, India Knight, Sara Hassan, Joanna Simon, Simon Howard, Dr Alastair Scammell Consultant Paediatrician, Barry Newcombe, Dominic Rushe, Sian Griffiths, Karen Robinson, Helen Stewart,
ResumoContents WPC mother shot on daughter's birthday Six seized over murdered officer Grounded: Brown blocks take-off of Blair Force One British Airways Contents Late licences to fuel £500m alcohol binge Contents The Sunday Times Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items American plan for first troop withdrawals within month Glitter held in child sex inquiry Davis warns Cameron not to prop up Labour Blair in new bid to stop schools revolt Researcher on secrets charge Wizard! Harry Potter star is richest teen M&S bans man-made fats from foods as health fears increase Chanel Judges told to cut sentences for muggers HM Revenue & Customs Twitches that indicate alcohol may hurt babies Ailing George Best goes back on life support The greening of 10mph suburbia Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin atlantic Hospital cuts costs by moving cancer patients to hotels Freemasonry link in £93,000 gift to Tories Timpson, voice of Today programme, dies at 77 Girls dominate league of top private schools Top Independents Land Rover Prescott attacks 'ambassdor fop' Property hardman buys £14m home Students fly east for cheap degree Prague is the low-fee alternative University 'marks up phantom papers' to cut dropout figures Land Rover Choir of angels heads for film fame Women failed by 'sham' of free IVF Flightplan Scientists show we've been losing face for 10,000 years Shrinking Heads Some trusts that missed the IVF deadline Artois Bock Thousands join the £1m-plus salary club Max jet Tory women push for seats Gunned down in Cold Blood The killing of WPC Beshenivsky, a mother of five, has renewed calls for police to be routinely armed. But would it help? Richard Woods, Will Iredale and David Leppard report Contents Nationwide 'The head of the Church of England (the Queen) Blair's ban fails to silence Muslim preachers of hate Alliance Leicester The real terrorists are the British regime I would never denounce the bombings, even if my own … BBC invented excuse to buy Emin sculpture Betrayed For more than 30 years they were partners and friends. Now David Radler could send press baron Conrad Black to jail. Dominic Rushe reports Gulfair Ready, Steady, Drink! Towns such as Cheltenham are already ravaged by the alcohol boom. Yet this week '24-hour' licensing comes in. Jon Ungoed-Thomas and Steven Swinford report British Gas Contents The talent that escaped from upper class twit land Profile We quaff, proles binge AIG Healthnow No call to arms Bog standard reforms The Sunday Times I'd rather PC Plod than PC Clever Clogs How my hero would have wept at Whitehall's mad managers Duke gets on his low horse to ride with the other ranks Atticus Showing the political skills for which he is not wholly Atticus Has Labour turned up something fishy on Dave, or just a red herring? Atticus Analyse this: Mitterand said Maggie made nuclear threat Atticus As Tony Blair defends his school reforms, Rory Bremner Atticus Once merely messianic, Blair is now unhinged She might be the Iron Lady's daughter Atticus Not only does he speak without notes (gasp!) Atticus The Queen will miss the chance to relive romantic Atticus Bose Supersize forces will be undemocratic copout Cathay Pacific Sexing up the real story behind Narnia Meyer the betrayer? Muslim segregation Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times Audrey breaks French TV's race barrier Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Napoleon' Sarkozy bars wife's biography Contents Bush & Son talk China's language Lexus Republicans turn to McCain the maverick Knowing your carbon footprint is a step in the right Security adviser named as source in CIA scandal Britain launches purge of Iraq police Iran under pressure to accept new nuclear compromise plan Vanunu Held Sharon crackdown to win votes feared Afghan posting 'too dangerous' for Dutch army Beyond petroleum Merkel ditches economic reforms Banana vote set to divide Kenya Multiple Display Advertising Items Street-wise Chicago cops tame crime PC World Cut! Directors get sex change Elephant. co. uk Today's weather MazDa Part-time SAS to tackle Taliban News in Brief Crash kills boy Cannabis to remain on low-risk list £3.1bn quake aid Police-related road deaths rise 20% Single ticket wins £4.5m Lotto jackpot Sell-out Robbie Gardener's reward When I wrote recently that not all victims of the July The Sunday Times Giving everyone a stuffing shows Paxo has lost it Sex and the asylum system There's a welcome for gays in the village The daughter of the Rev Ian Paisley is taking Etihad Airways Contents Winterthur Gripping Stuff All Blacks hold on to beat England 23-19 Storming England let England Player ratings New Zealand Contents Pain of the one that got away England captain Martin Corry says his team are hurting after failing to close out the game, says Barry Newcombe Glory slip from grasp Volkswagen A real heavyweight contest: pack drill gives All Blacks winning edge Wanted: urgent touch of magic England coach Andy Robinson needs to come up with a better plan of attack if his team are to beat the best sides in the world, writes Stuart Barnes The Times Lack of breaks keeps Hodgson from top 10 It was a hard ask, but England's fly-half did not match up to his opposite number and England suffered from his lack of dynamism, writes Andrew Longmore All Blacks add new page to proud history New Zealand have had the upper hand over England for the best part of a century since they made their first tour in 1905. Stephen Jones explains why England v New Zealand record Who can stop New Zealand walking away with the Rugby World Cup in 2007? Black Future There seems little that can stand in the way of New Zealand's dominance until the 2007 World Cup and beyond Springbok fury at Irish World Cup vote switch The 2011 World Cup was handed to New Zealand by self-serving voting from countries who hope for lucrative Tests in return, writes Stephen Jones Grand Slam glory beckons Victory over Scotland would see Graham Henry's side join an exclusive club who have recorded a clean sweep of the home nations. By Stephen Jones The Sunday Times Give youth their Heads The Invesco Perpetual Series Jones plots Samoa ambush The former All Black legend has always had a Samoan heart, and he believes the islanders' famous warrior spirit can unnerve Scotland today, writes Nick Cain Latham pounces to kill off Ireland's hopes Habana shatters Wales Springboks must cut loose to best world's best Mikeburton Injury puts Jones out for season Round-up Sorrow Not Rage The final showdown Roy Keane appeared resigned to the end of his extraordinarily succesful relationship with Alex Ferguson Plenty of choice for man keen to play on What new for Keane? The volatile Irishman won't be short of offers at home and abroad after leaving Old Trafford, despite his age and history of injuries. By Jonathan Northcroft He came, he saw, he conquered and he upset a few people along the way too. . . Possible options Marks Hero's End What now for United? Jonathn Northcroft Manchester United face a crucial week and need to discover new leaders in a hurry if their seson is not to implode Hitachi New skipper Ruud leads the way for Fergie Contents Classy Milner sparks Villa revival King Cole hurts Newcastle Everton put to the sword by lively Ellington Tame City slow off the mark Henry double ends Wigan run Crouch in a spot of bother The ŠkodaFabia Sport Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Nationwide Conference Other Football Fixtures Dyer's strikes blunt Blades Coca-Cola League Leeds revival sinks Saints Hughes hits Luton King crowns Watford Celtic turn up the heat Under the Hammer Joe Lovejoy Anton Ferdinand has to deal with Spurs today, but it's a date with Rio that he really can't wait for The Sunday Times Stepping out of his brother's shadow Roaming Yak happy at Boro Middlesbrough's striker has scored goals in Nigeria, Israel and for Portsmouth, and is looking to do the same against Fulham today. By Paul Forsyth Steed the avenger Rob Hughes The French midfielder, who longs to play for his country, aims to keep up his good from for Fulham at Middlesbrough today The Sunday Times Climb every mountain The Big Interview: Annabelle Bond The climber tells David Walsh that conquering the Seven Summits was a spiritual as well as physical journey Summits of achievement: how Annabelle Bond climbed her way into the record books Ring of truth in abuse claims Rob Hughes Claims that Chinese children are being abused in the name of sport recall investigations more than two decades old that were conveniently ignored Men who could cost Man United £10m Ian Hawkey a Brazilian who wants to be Spanish may make Tuesday Old Trafford's last Champions League night this season The Sunday Times This week's major Champions League ties Fergie knows Juan to watch Eto'o answers Real's racists Hiddink retains his World Cup Midas touch Guus Hiddink has led both Holland and South Korea to World Cup semi-finals, so his Australia must have high hopes for Germany 2006, Ian Hawkey reports The Sunday Times Qualifiers for Germany 2006 Men's Health Way the Wind Blows Andrew Longmore Dee Caffari today sets off on her audacious bid to sail solo round-the-world against the forces of the earth's rotation and winds MacArthur misses out in close finish in Brazil Strife on the ocean waves Robert Greenhalgh Six days into the Volvo Ocean Race, our diarist on Abn Amro One tells of high danger, injury and an on-board fire Winning just too easy for Federer The world No 1 faces David Nalbandian in the Masters Cup final today after an embarrassing 6-0 6-0 whitewash of Gaston Gaudio, reports Barry Flatman Howell on hot streak Nick Pitt in Vilamoura The Shanghai win is maintaining his impressive form as England chase Wales in the World Cup today The Sunday Times Third-round leaderboard No ifs and buts for Salman Simon Wilde in Faisalabad The Pakistan opener has been in and out of the side—but after his heroics in Multan his place is well and truly secure Airberlin Pakistan v England: second Test Shabbir pays penalty Bob Woolmer wants to see a new approach to how suspect bowling actions are dealt with, reports Simon Wilde Throwing up controversy over illegal bowling Bowlers under the spotlight in the past few years Test of nerve Michael Vaughan faces a huge challenge as he returns to lead England in today's second Test, writes Simon Wilde Cool Hodge puts Australia back on track BT No defence for Pietersen 1 The Princess Royal The top 10 Sporting royals 2 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji 5 Peter Phillips Multiple Display Advertising Items 8 Crown Prince Felipe 3 Prince Albert of Monaco 9 Prince Charles 6 Prince William 4 King Constantine of Greece 7 Henry Vill 10 CB Fry DVD of the week History of Snooker, Green Umbrella, £14.99 60 seconds in sport With Bobby Zamora, West Ham United Striker Royal flush Zara Phillips crowned a memorable 12 months with the Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year award. By Richard Rae Roll of honour: winners at the 2005 Sportswomen of the Year awards Zamano Results round-up Today's racing Cheltenham Fixtures India shatter South Africa's world record dream Sports round-up Rugby Union Golf Motorcycling Rugby League Fixtures Motorsport Swimming Racing Real tennis This Week Kangaroos crush Britain The Sunday Times Majestic Kingscliff lays claim to crown Robert Alner's giant chaser usurped Kicking King in Haydock's Betfair Chase, though the Irish champion may have had a legitimate excuse. By Tim Richards Lions' best is still too little Richard Rae at the KC Stadium Great Britain had plenty of ideas but change to the game's structure is needed if they are to win consistently The Times Caught in time The All Blacks defeat Scotland 51-15 at Murrayfield, 1993 Sport Letters Questions & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Heroes' Heroes Billy Bonds, former West Ham player and manager, on Walter Payton Travel Any Answers? Sport on TV Don't miss this Times Online The Sunday Times Farewell leaves a foul smell It's time to tame rampaging Turks Play Vaughan or lose Contents Russian steel giant in £6bn London listing US and Euro rate hikes will threaten sterling Arlington Contents Business chiefs rally to free Potter Testing times in American schools Special Report Education is back in Bush's sights, which is good news for two UK firms, says Dominic Rushe in New York Alcatel plots £5bn takeover of Thales No more strife, vows BA's Walsh Business Digest Aegis bidders may seek more time Pension headache for executives Extreme tunes in to online gamers Equitable calls in break-up specialist Multiple Display Advertising Items Glaxo hit by asthma drug ruling Back to market: Channelfly, the company behind the … Drax consortium set to power up last-ditch bid Enodis cooks up comeback dividend Shortage of Sony's hot PSP gets out of hand AOL to rent out Warner movies via broadband Smart move by company doctor Robertson in running for top Morrisons job Lovering's £3.5m in Peacock deal Emergency talks put a cloud over Visteon's future Collins bidders team up Colt Troy sees the return of Rock Hard Ruth Super-smooth Sarin must avoid a third strike Agenda Sterling could be a sitting duck Economic Outlook Bid winds blow Bernanke aims for consistency and clarity American Account Plea for Potter Disconnected Royal Mail Vodafone's Problems Rising in the East Britvic boss is out to rock the market Paul Moody is taking the company to the stock market in an £800m float. But can his flair and drive ever turn it into Britain's No 1 in soft drinks? Travel Working Space BA: aircraft take priority over pension gap New boss Willie Walsh argues that the airlines cannot stand still and must spend to survive, writes Dominic O'Connell Vital Statistics Paul Moody's Working Day Computer Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items Red faces as China blunders in copper deal Michael Sheridan in Beijing and Louise Armitstead report on how a bad gamble by the Communist ruling elite may cost UK brokers a fortune Einstein hits on a winning TV formula Albert Einstein won a Nobel prize. His great-nephew has a genius for pulling in television viewers. By Richard Fletcher More British banks pour in to ride the dragon The Sunday Times BT Raising standards worldwide High street struggles to live with its fashion prima donnas Yasmin Yusuf's exit from East, not long after she left Marks & Spencer, reveals retailing frictions, says Richard Fletcher Fears over Big Brother stalked Gmail In this latest extract from his book, David Vise looks at why Google's powerful e-mail service ran into a storm to protest over privacy Pharmacist found his animal spirits How I Made It Eoff Watson Founder of Hyperdrug Pharmaceuticals Multiple Display Advertising Items Employment status poses tax risk The Business Doctor I'm Sick of Days off for Illness For previous answers on today's topics and related … Small Business Digest World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates / Bonds Currencies Commodities Laird finds the best niches in telecoms Judgement Day: Should You Buy Shares in Laird? BPB gives in to French takeover The Week that was Business on the Box Timesonline The Week Ahead Quote of the Week Boss lifts sales at Harvey Nicks Prufrock British Airways Rumours rattle troubled MFI Inside the City Online Extra On Wall Street, by Dominic Rushe. appears 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 Substance wins over style Business executives can learn a lot about leadership from the fight to lead the Conservative party, reports Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Do we need to be as worried as the French? Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Football takes a masterclass in business The governing FA is pondering whether to set up an MBA course to improve management skills in football, writes Stephen Hoare Multiple Display Advertising Items Why real leaders can't be servants Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents The Sphinx and the curious case of the Iron Lady's … François Mitterrand took many secrets with him when he died 10 years ago, but now his most startling claim is revealed. John Follain reports Qatar Airways Contents Quest for the lost Tory generation Generation Gap, who think conservative but don't vote that way, are the key to a Tony return to power, says Nicholas Boys Smith School of human mischief Before he was a bestselling author Frank McCourt was a teacher in tough New York secondaries. Those experiences, revisited in his new memoir, taught him the art of reaching children, he tells Tony Allen-Mills My First Victory Boots Women feminism forgot 'End the war' chorus that Bush can't control Does Christmas really exist? Zadok, the priestess of instant fame Interview Renault Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cool guys can't be coopers Sir Ian Blair is bleating about a lack of middle-class recruits but, says Richard Woods, in the new career pecking order, the boys in blue are a long way down New glittering prizes for old High ambition has a fresh set of targets, says Frederic Raphael My cancer cure: a month in a hotel Michael Durham's pioneering NHS treatment for his leukaemia involved a luxurious alternative to a hospital ward Collins Difficult days for a Dragon On TV she picks out budding entrepreneurs so how come her own business flopped, asks Giles Hattersley Multiple Display Advertising Items Flash puts a rocket under Music has never been more versatile. Alex Pell recommends 10 of the latest Mp3 players to put bounce in your step The Sunday Times Hard-Drive Jukeboxes: For Music-Lovers Photo Gallery Downloader's Friend Quirky Icon Sony Walkman 6gb Nw-A1000 Typically £160, or £150 . . . And for Video Pioneers Daddy of 'em All Apple iPod Video 30gb Flash Memory Players: For Fashionistas…and for Sports Fans Techno-Royalty Jellybean Gem Sony Bean 1GB Sweetest Cube MobiBlu Dah-1500 1GB Loading your Machine Don't panic Jogger's Companion Creative Zen Nano Plus 1GB Aqua Wonder Oregon Scientific Mp120 128MB Jargon-Buster First Things First Music-and-photo players worth £7,500 to win Creative How to Enter Next Week: The Latest Mobile Phones The Top 100 Secondary Schools in the UK Multiple Display Advertising Items Grammars Our state school of the year is on a par with Britain's top fee-paying schools, writes Sian Griffiths Compete with the best Top Independent Boarding Schools Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Schools of the Year Top State Primary Schools Top Preparatory Schools The definitive guide to finding the best education for your children Interactive CD-ROM Free Encyclopedia and Audio Books Find your Parent Power Cd-Rom in the Bag with the Magazines Multiple Display Advertising Items Mephisto 2361 Sudoku Bookwise Multiple Display Advertising Items Bridge Chess Teaser 2253 The Sunday Times Crossword 4148 All very stylish, but slightly lacking in taste Talking pig is not a boar Shock exchange This Life Charles Hangs up his Mallet People of the Week The Guardian: Tony Lewis Last word Kate's Career Gets a Retread Million-Pound Willie The Daily Telegraph: Michael Thwaites Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Rich pickings for investors in America The strong dollar gives British savers an opportunity to share in the US success story. By Kathryn Cooper Profit from the weak pound News in Brief Contents Fidelity International Contents Diamond's no best friend over cows claim Question of Money Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Multiple Display Advertising Items PHM pair strike gold with sale as shares near record high Directors' Deals Contents Jupiter man expects Japan to go on shining Simon Somerville is convinced a new economic dawn is breaking after the 'lost decade'. By Jessica Bown Land of the Rising Funds Multiple Display Advertising Items Wall Street's worries could mean it's time for tin helmets here Multiple Display Advertising Items The pitfalls facing Turner People relying on bricks and mortar to finance their retirement could be in for a nasty shock, reports Kathryn Cooper Funds for your Pension Pension savers 'short-changed by £7bn a year' Standard Life says workers are losing a fortune by taking lump sums in final-salary plans. By Kathry Cooper Abbey A Scandal in the Making The Lucky Few Multiple Display Advertising Items Northern Rock rapped over mortgage mix-up Lender's series of errors turned one borrower's decision to switch into a nightmare. Report by Jessica Bown Insurers get specific with critical illness policies In a new bid to drum up business, firms may let you buy cheaper cover for just one type of sickness, writes Clare Francis Multiple Display Advertising Items How youth can beat experience A long career and good performance count for a lot but don't dismiss the young lions, says Clare Francis How Does Protection Compare? Buying to Let: Here are the Best Mortgage Deals Multiple Display Advertising Items Beware property discounts Developers are offering great deals on new buy-to-let homes, but make sure there is not a glut in the areas, writes Clare Francis Fast Movers Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Cash in on China dolls Merryn on Money Multiple Display Advertising Items High-flyer aims to wing it Down Under Fame and Fortune Getting a pilot's licence tops the priority list of Max Flint, presenter of the Heaven & Earth television show Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Treks and the City Urban hiking is the latest way to spend the weekend. Brian Schofield tests the trend on the streets of Berlin Doc Holiday Wanted: winter sun, but no-package-deal 'meet and greet' The Doc's quick fixes Ryanair Christmas past Tis the season to go classical, with Vincent Crump's guide to good old-fashioned festive fun across Britain Qantas Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways Multiple Display Advertising Items Into Vha Nghai The world's fastest train and its highest hotel, twice as many skyscrapers as New York, half the planet's giant cranes. Matt Rudd is dazzled by China's neon supercity(until they turn the lights out at 10) Get to Grips with China Travel brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items You're Wheelie Crazy Last week, we boasted about an epic US bike ride. This week, you tell us your own cycling highs and lows Malaysia Last Laugh Lhasa's More Truck Bait Dram Beautiful Epithets Please 8-In-1 Tool Good Gear An offer he should have refused Of all the gorgeous skiers, Simon West had to fall for one with evil brothers Illuminated Jacket VIVEla France Roll-Up Piano Sport Speedo Cargo: the easy route for terrorists Directions Nortours Oil drops, surcharges stay Multiple Display Advertising Items In brief Our man the baby-smuggler Readers' rants Holiday money Where was I? Last-minute bargains Where was I? Where the west is wonderful Western Australia offers wild lands, ancient cultures and the perfect 21-day trip, says Andrew Thomas Fremantle Margaret River Denmark Coral Bay and Ningaloo Reef Exmouth and Cape Range Multiple Display Advertising Items Broome El Questro Wilderness & Purnululu To Perth or Darwin, and Home All You Need for an Adventure in Western OZ Multiple Display Advertising Items Getting There Tour Operators We're son proud of our nation. We've brought it to … It's Not a Competition Vincent Crump thought learning to ski together would be the ultimate family bonding experience. Here goes… The Resort Take Me There Day One Day Two Day Three Day Four Where else to start Day Five Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Falls Paradise Anthony Sattin canoes with crocs and dozes with hippos as he retraces Dr Livingstone's journey down the mighty Zambezi Travel brief The Sunday Times The trendy one Travel brief The spa-lovers' one Mandarin Oriental Miami The fun one The Clinton The budget one The Townhouse The flash one The Setai Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items My hols City breaks are great, villas are lovely, but Sandra Howard is definitely not a skier Where was I Win a five-star week in Tenerife, with Starwood Hotels, Tenerife Select and British Airways The competition Reader Offers Ltd. Turkey Contents Harry Unleashed Contents Shark Suit? News Fresh! Heavy Steps Scooby-Doo! in Dread and Breakfast New Moons Cracking Opening Pet Radio Quick Fire Most Requested X-Word Puzzle Zone Maths Magic Capital Disney is a kids-only DAB digital radio Missing Words Face off On this Day Competitions Feeding frenzy Puppy Love Training tricks Canine class Missionincr Do Guides Have All the Fun? F-Mail Dear f-mail, Sundays are so boring, There's nothing … Matilda Squirt Creature feature Jarvis Dennis and Gnasher Chocolate Heaven Winit! Puzzle Zone Answers In Defence England netball player Sonia Mkoloma talks about the new Supeleague and her lover for the sport Swapits for Christmas Swap It! The Simpsons Contents Contents Cars on TV Contents I always prefer a fast service Me and my motors What, no ejector seat? Up to speed Used Mazda on top Your fancy number's up Company cars fail on safety Is it death for the dynasties? Four hugely rich and secretive families control Europe's motor industry, but for how long, asks Joseph Dunn 300C Ferrari F430 Lamborghini's Gallardo is making a renewed effort to dent Ferrari's crown. Nicholas Rufford and Andrew Frankel took them to the track and let them fight it out Lamborghini Gallardo 2006 The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Card Sharps In gear The stuff of motoring dreams Bright Future The Knowledge Aston Martin All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Muscle Cars Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Fiat Punto Second Opinion Subaru Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Not very green, but very good The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Freezing the fuel bill Cars are thirstier in the winter, but there are ways to keep down costs, says Joseph Dunn Multiple Display Advertising Items It'll be anything you want it to be Eric Buell's latest maverick machine claims to cross all barriers. Janie Omorogbe gave it a full workout The Internet Fast Lane Times Online Too Cocky by Half Smart Talk Nav Now Losing on Points Flash of Confusion Beam Me up C is for Champion The Worst Choice Car Clinic Your motoring problems solved Deal of the Week Times Online The Sunday Times My First Crash Garmin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Porsche Contents Contents How much? A fully furnished house on a golf course in. . . Moving out is hard to do Time and Place Dan Snow Moving on Is It worth It? Bungalow, South Creake, Norforlk, £175,000 Design Classics Norman Foster Gherkin light Who'll capture the castle? A remarkable stronghold in the middle of Exeter is on sale for £1.5m. Caroline Donald takes a tour Barratt Multiple Display Advertising Items Prep with price power Being close to Oxford's Dragon School can now add a 20% premium to the cost of a house, reports John Elliott The Money Centre In commuter country £2.75m Seventies chic £320,000 Houses of the week Secluded mill house £495,000 Pan Peninsula Sorting out my life Broadcaster Esther Rantzen shreddded 700,000 letter in preparation for quitting her home. Then her new tenants Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Spiritual conversion Alice Douglas Poetry, paying guests and a power failure make for a heady mix in the wilds of Wales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Spanish property doctor Mark Stucklin It's a buyers' market on the Costas — with a glut of off-pain investors desperate to sell before having to complete. Prices are plummeting, so is it time to go bargain-hunting? Powergen Multiple Display Advertising Items Service at the front door London's top-end buyers want multiple staff on call 24/7. Karen Robinson test-drives a flat at the Knightsbridge New heights Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Bargain-hunt Still largely undiscovered, Limousin is France's cheapest region. But househunting Brits are already arriving, says He Rural Hideaway Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Las Lomas Village Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Pure E-mail your questions to Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Time to Vet out Despite winter's onslaught, you can plan your patch for next year - and even ensure a supply of delicious pea tips, says Sarah Raven Garden Cuttings What to do this week Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The vision splendid Last week English Heritage decided ban barn conversions as "a rural cancer". But there are brilliant ones too, says Hugh Pearman—such as Simon Conder's radical conversion in Northamptonshire, where modern meets ancients in grand style LandSecurities Multiple Display Advertising Items It's a knockout Rosie Millard looks at a scheme designed to prevent punch-ups The Market Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Contents America's Foremost Source of Made-Up News Contents If you happened to have Johny Depp standing naked in Once, he lived it, Now Johnny Depp is simply playing the role of a grand libertine, But has the old pirate settled down once and for all, asks Christopher Goodwin We have more artists than ever, but that doesn't mean there are more good artists. The latest trawl of 'talent' leaves Waldemar Januszczak close to despair The lady is for burning Her first RSC role in 45 years is as the doomed Miss Havisham. Sian Phillips, though, is a doughty survivor, says Bryan Appleyard Royal Opera House Duchess Theatre The freewheelin' Matt Dillon He's got the talent—and the looks. So why isn't the former teen idol playing with Hollywood's big boys? By Demetrios Matheou "a Feelgood Winner. . . It's this Year Spellbound" Otherwise engaged Separate Lies 15,85 mins Rest of the week's films Aviva Familia Rodante 15,103 mins William Eggleston in the Real World No cert, 86 mins Short Cuts Factotum 15,93 mins Stoned 15,103 mins Excess all areas It's all too much: The Libertine's tabloid lifestyle is just a crashing 17th-century bore, says Cosmo Landesman As You Desire Me How many of you have heard of the Gilbert Collection There's only one gag in the village Television A beef with veg Gorillas in our midst The Guerrilla Girls go ape at art-world sexism. Hollywood is next, says Stephen Armstrong Kevin Bacon Colin Firth Where the Truth Lies Virgin megastores Girls with guitars are lining up to rock your world. Robin Eggar soundchecks the new breed National Portrait Gallery Amarantine Hot, hot, hot Arcade Fire have set 2005 ablaze—but they're keeping their cool, says Mark Edwards The Lowry Paul Cottesloe, National Rest of the week's theatre Alice Trilogy Royal Court Theatre Downstairs Mary Poppins Playing for Time Salisbury Playhouse Blue Man Group New London Just for Show Lyttelton, National Joe & I King's Head The boy done good The National's Coram Boy might start with a wobble, but it takes off with a bang, says Dan Cairns The Lion King Classical On record Schumann Carnaval, Papillons, Fantasiestuke Marc-André Hamelin Hyperion Cda67120 Mozart Piano Concertos K414 & K453 Alfred Brendel, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, cond Charles MacKerras Philips 475 6930 Classical CD of the week Turnage This Silence Sally Matthews, Nash Ensemble Onyx Onyx4005 Tippett Piano Sonatas Nos 1-3 Peter Donohoe Naxos 8.557611 Dr John Sippiana Hericane Parlophone 094634568524 Pop and Jazz Will Young Keep On Sony BMG 82876749542 Tommy Lee Tommyland: The Ride SPV Spv99742 BC Camplight Hide, Run Away One Little Indian Tplp483cd Pop CD of the week Lou Rhodes Beloved One Infinite Bloom Infb001 The No Neck Blues Band Qvaris 5rc Ger05 Various Artists American Primitive II Revenant Rvncd214 Otis Taylor Below the Fold Telarc Cd83627 Richard Bona Tiki Emarcy 9833457 Get on down The Human League New kids in town The Young Knives The worth of a nation The Takacs Quartet and Budapest Festival Orchestra convince Paul Driver that you can't beat the Hungarian style Dominion Theatre Carbon Trust The top arts events of the coming months King Kong The Nutcracker Tintin Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre The critical list Long players Art The critical list Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire This week, don't miss Theatre I Am My Own Wife Art Canaletto in Venice Comedy Laura Solon Opera Madam Butterfly Dance Edward Scissorhands Concerts London Symphony Orchestra Pop British Sea Power The Sunday Times All tangled up A hit-and-miss programme does not do justice to the Rambert dancers' talents, says David Dougill The Sunday Times It's amazing what a sprinkling of Hollywood magic can … King Kong Gba, Nintendo Ds, £29.99, Pc, £34.99, Gc, Ps2, Xbox, £39.99; ages 12+ The Sunday Times The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer James Bond: From Russia with Love Doctor Who: The Complete First Series Star Wars III—REVENGE of the Sith Bad Santa Sony, 15,88 mins; £19.99 Mr & Mrs Smith Fox Home Entertainment, 15,115 mins; £19.99 A Tale of Springtime The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Eagles Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Inside story What's making news in the Sunday Times bestsellers list Hardbacks Paperbacks Contents Diplomatic baggage Dc Confidential by Christopher Meyer Weidenfield £20 pp288 The Sunday Times/Faber literary quiz The beautiful and the damned Lee Miller by Carolyn Burke Bloomsbury £20 pp448 A reckoning Read on. . . 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The Sunday Times BooksFirst Nokia Contents Doesn't it bug you? Watch it: the best of the Jobs for the boys? The Irresistible Rise Of Tony's Crony (Monday, BBC2, 10pm) Dr Strangelove A battle of wills One Life (Tuesday, BBC1, 10.35pm) A family affair Threshold (Wednesday, Sky One, 9pm) Pick of the week Week ahead Life In The Undergrowth Wednesday, BBC1, 9pm Hell on earth This World: Death Metal Murders (Thursday, BBC2, 9pm) I'd do anything Bamboozle—The Secret TV Gameshow (Thursday, E4,11pm) Demon barbers Must See TV: The Sweeney (Frudat, ITV1,10pm) Picks of the day Radio Pick of the Day Doesn't it bug you? Kids in the dock 1 Young, Sexy And Busted (E4,4pm) Rubble trouble Britain's Worst Builder (Five, 8pm) Kids in the dock 2 The House Of Tiny Tearaways (BBC3, 8pm) Bravo Special Forces: British Sas (History, 9pm) Pick of the day Not Forgotten (C4,8pm) Kids in the dock 3 Panorama (BBC1, 10.15pm) Time for bed? OFI Sunday (ITV1, 10.30pm) Best new comedy Man Stroke Woman (BBC3, 10.30pm) Terms Of Endearment (Five, 2.40pm) Critics' choice Films BBC1 ITV1 Meridian Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Jobs for the boys? Carry on, doctor Thoroughly Modern Medic (BBC2, 3.30pm) Kiss me, Kate The Taming Of The Shrew (BBC1, 8.30pm) Indomitable doc Extraordinary People: Joined At The Head (Five, 9pm) Pick of the day Prince Eddy—The King We Never Had (C4,9pm) Kismet, Kate Coked Up Britain (Sky One, 9pm) Bad reports Broken News (BBC2,9.30pm) Earth shattering TV Dramas That Changed The World (Five, 10pm) The Gulf widens Dispatches: Iraq—The Reckoning (C4,11pm) Red Ball Express (BBC2, 1.35pm) Critics' choice Films BBC1 ITV1 Meridian Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day A battle of wills No strings attached Brian Sewell's Grand Tour (Five, 7.15pm) Strictly X factor Dragons' Den (BBC2, 8pm) Digging the dirt Revealed: Boudica's Treasures (Five, 8pm) Setting sail again Shipmates (BBC1, 9pm) Pick of the day A Waste Of Shame (BBC4, 9pm) After office hours Making Slough Happy (BBC2, 9pm) Horror story Seconds From Disaster (National Geographic, 9pm) Bushwacked Dispatches: America's Secret Shame (C4,11.10pm) Imitation Of Life (FilmFour, 6pm) Films BBC1 ITV1 Meridian Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Pick of the week Sucker punch Deep Blue: Octopus Odyssey (Five, 7.15pm) The last supper Jamie's Great Escape (C4,8.30pm) Rude awakening Rome (BBC2, 9pm) Pick of the day Dispatches: Kidnap And Torture American Style (C4,11.10pm) Art attack Spin (BBC3, 9pm) Coining it Jackpotl—The Real Story Of The Slot Machine (Sky Travel, 9pm) The final enigma Imagine: Elgar And The Missing Concerto (BBC1, 10.40pm) Films Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Meridian Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Hell on earth Hold tight, please Big Red Bus (BBC1, 7pm) The best of times Bleak House (BBC1, 8pm) Don't give me evils Little Britain (BBC1, 9pm) Pick of the day The Worst Week of My Life (BBC1, 9.30pm) Thyme's arrow Doc Martin (ITV1, 9pm) A clean sweep Tales From The Palaces (BBC4, 9pm) Green measures 30 Days (More4,9pm) Brat pack Mini-Me: Kids Who Have It All (Biography, 9pm) Films Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Meridian Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Contents Baby steps? Pregnant? You're Fired! (BBC2, 7pm) Find a shady spot. . . Garden School (BBC2, 8pm) The last crusade Stargate Atlantis (Five, 8pm) Pick of the day Timewatch: Inside The Mind Of Hitler (BBC2, 9pm) History bites Legend Detectives (Discovery, 8pm) Little Dickens Bleak House (BBC1, 8.30pm) Playing with fire The West Wing (More4,9pm) Groundhog day The Osbournes (C4,11.05pm Films Critics' choice BBC1 ITV1 Meridian Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Picture this Movie Music Mania (ITV1, 5.30pm) Spreading the word Preachers To Be (C4,7. 10pm) Not seen or heard Backlash (BBC2, 7.20pm) Steve Austin lives Innovation: Human Body Shop (Adventure One, 8pm) Pick of the day Unreported World (C4,6. 15pm) For twice in his life Parkinson (ITV1, 10.15pm) BBC1 Films Bridget Jones—The Edge Of Reason (Sky Movies 1,8pm) BBC1 ITV1 Meridian Variations Sky One At Cinemas Nationwide now Contents You never actually own a Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Bupa Contents Contributors Ebel Automatic Secret Britain: What you won't find in the guidebooks The Eve Club, London: a glamorous hang-out for spies and celebrities Born on the Same Day The cracking cricketer and the troubled toff Ford Next Big Thing Sharp Count Alexander and Baronessilse Von Beregshasy Worcester Maglite Lisa Jewell British Airways Holidays Dfs 'i' Angry. 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It all sounded so good, says, Martin Deeson Dirty Weekends Having an affair with an aristocrat isn't all it's cracked up to be. By Stephanie Theobald Rush Animal Crackers They are young, super-rich and on a mission to turn us all veggie—Bruce and Yuki Wilpon try to convert the die-hard carnivore James Delingpole L'oreal Boots Here's Wifey Are you tickled by Tupperware? Are your cushions perfectly plumped, your pots in parallel lines? Then you could be a Psycho Housewife, says Jenny Dyson House of Fraser The Psycho Housewife how to Spot US Christmas at John Lewis Christmas at John Lewis Smirnoff (party) Get It on Remember when parties were fun — really Fun? Jessica Brinton goes in search of a good old knees-up. Musical Chairs, anyone? Olympus Raymond Weil All that Glitters So what do you do at the tackiest time of year if you're a chic fashionista? Camilla Morton asked the poor dears how they cope Pentax Green Christmas Can you be organic, fair-trade, locally sourced, carbon-neutral, British-made, boutique-minded—and still indulge in the most rabidly consumerist time of year? Well, says Grae Hillary, you can try Cointreau Claudia Croft Wardrobe Mistress Faking It Sony Nivea It's Murder on the Dancefloor Style for Men Tom Stubbs Taiking Trousers Pure Homme Eyeing up Make-Up Get Shirty Berluti Shoe Fujifilm Come here It's no use wearing a killer frock if you haven't got the attitude to pull it off. Fashion by Lucy Ewing Photographs by Tom Betterton and Jenny Gage Green & Black's The Body Shop It's a Slap-Up The Sybarite Super Smackers Mrs Sheen Mini Miracle Bosom Buddy To the Rescue Oral-B Keep your Mastercard It's a Forget After Eights — the latest after-dinner treat is a hit of laughing gas. But it's not as funny as it sounds, says Kinvara Balfour Redoxon What's the Alternative? A Kind of Magic Heston Blumenthal unveils his fabulous champagne party trick Cadbury A Little Bit of Hell Canapes? They're manna from Hades, says Aa Gill Let them eat Pasta Give them proper food, says Giorgio Locatelli. It will leave them fuller and happier Remy Martin Your Guide to a Stellar Cellar Gifts for the resident wine buff, the holy grail of cheap fizz and the perfect pick-me-ups — Joanna Simon sorts out your Christmas drinking When only Champagne Will Do Budget Bubbles Sainsbury's On a Shoestring: Under £5 Serving Temperatures Change from a Tenner The Sunday Times Blow the Budget: £10-£20 Names You Can Trust You only Live once — £20 plus Martell Cognac All the Best Whether you want to give your hostess a fabulous cake, splash out on the tastiest turkey, or want Christmas done for you, Lydia Slater has sourced the finest food in the land Bonne Maman Conserves Beefy's Quality Tips Deck the Hall And you don't have to use boughs of holly or tinsel. Four designers give you some clean, chic ideas Kodak Travel & living Geisha … drape doorways with crystals, or hire a light installation. Lisa Grainger asks the experts how to turn your home into a party venue Mrs Henderson Energy saving trust In the Stars Times Online Seffi, Geena and Gonzalo Mrs Mills Solves All your Problems Too Shy, Shy? Hush, hush, says Shane Watson. Here's how you cope Breil Milano Moet & Chandon Champagne Prius Prius The Way Ahead Contents Where the Art is New World Order Travel Building the Future Architecture The clean machine Starring. . . Entertainment To Boldly Do Sport Teenage Sensations China Tee Next Step Technology Cable-Free Listening No More Crumbs in the Keyboard X + J = Profit 'I'll have my own pool, set to my own body heat' Prius Prius Parent Power Times Newspapers Ltd.
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