News from 12/02/2006
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ResumoContents Article Withdrawn Contents UK troops filmed abusing Iraqis Contents Kuoni Voters urge Blair to step down Child guru says nurseries harm small children The Sunday Times Public anger at Muslim protesters Poll reveals fear of future clashes Contents Increase in sale of The Sunday Times outstrips all rivals FlyMonarch Agent says MI5 dismissed Hamza as 'harmless clown' Campbell is people's choice for Lib Dems Stones rock Rio with gig for 2m fans Baby Charlotte faces foster care as parents separate Multiyork I'm the new Kelly, says ID card critic Multiple Display Advertising Items Bird flu moves closer as Italy confirms cases Hunts admit they are flouting ban Packs of dogs still catching foxes Multiple Display Advertising Items Scottish Widows Race on to develop women's yes-yes-yes pill Boy George in fashion week cocaine row Accused singer gets catwalk show Blair fails to buy off his education rebels Schoolboy and driver die as skiing trip coaches crash Labour faces £5bn pensions payout MoD payout to 'hush up army drug abuse' Ford Comedy of errors hits the world of Wikipedia Cancer: we can control it but you can't afford it Multiple Display Advertising Items Yard buys 'SAS' anti-terror helicopters Multiple Display Advertising Items Courtney Love's intimate journals spark legal feud with father Emotional map of a happy marriage Science Charts the Peaks and Troughs that Every Married Couple Faces Seat Fossett limps to long-distance flying record How Liberal Britain Let Hate Flourish A clash of civilisations or a failure of moderates to stand firm? Richard Woods and David Leppard report on the rise of Islamic extremism B&Q 'We don't do God, we do Palestine and Iraq' Militant Islam is a political movement that is masquerading as a faith says Amir Taheri The Faces of Hate on London's Streets Toucan Stone me. . . Tony Hancock's suburb is UK's healthiest Cancer Research UK Our superbunny is bigger than the German thumper It's all very well being a right bastard on screen . . . Profile We live in a lefty nation Travel club of upminster An end to tolerance The Sunday Times Bit of a fix for the fox Wanadoo Muslims are trading respect for fear Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you have had your day Picture Gallery Carey whips up a bit of turbulence as the Angry Anglican Atticus Last Monday was obviously a good day to bury bad news Oops, Prescott speaks his mind when you're not supposed to **!!@! hear Saddam the poet pens ballad of Baghdad jail Black Thursday throws a shadow on Brown's future In the glory days of the Conservative party they split Is the Lib Dem leadership race having quite the public Tony Blair appears to have lost the respect of the Carte Noire Keeping our cool in a cartoon conflict Learning Battle: Your editorial Cromwell was right Lexus Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street Magic of Rowling Can They Rebuild Him? They were polishing him up nicely when — wham! — the prime minister in waiting got monstered on his own doorstep by the Lib Dems. David Cracknell and David Smith on the marketing of Gordon Brown Contents Project Gordon BT Governor Nobody sneaks up on Hillary Crossword Daily Riddles and Quiz Sudoku Word Search Link the Picture Bush urged to stir rebellion within Iran Bridge Word Teaser Congo leader's £169,000 hotel bill Chess Toyota Violence feared as Europe's last dictator clings to power Multiple Display Advertising Items Satirist's revenge rocks Berlusconi television empire Indian wedding vow: we will not abort daughters Uphill battle of the only skier in Afghanistan Multiple Display Advertising Items Revealed: the terror prison US is helping build in Morocco Death riddle that haunts Lebanon Murder of millionaire destabilises Syria Iraqi politicians prevent British purge of police Sharon survives new emergency operation CIA chief sacked for opposing torture French swing behind Sarko's revolution Multiple Display Advertising Items Julian Barnes hits US top spot Today's weather BT Rapist faces fight over fortune News in Brief Pilot arrested Three Britons injured in cutlass attack Sebastopol clash Iranian nuclear technology allegations Three tickets share £7.6m Lotto jackpot Murder inquiry Head in luggage Isn't time jobcentres pressured the unemployed to The Times Pray tell, Rowan — when will you damn Muslim hotheads? Make way for Bobsleigh Pav Success vanishes into a Brown hole Three cheers for the Kalahari bushmen! Down with wicked EasyJet Contents O'Neil eyes up Newcastle job FA has made no contact over England Contents RBS Ferocious Italy make Player ratings England show mettle Renault Contents Damned statistics tell lie of Paris match Looking at the numbers, the Irish should have won at a canter, but they were let down by a series of calamitous errors Irish lose game of two halves England heartened by French folly The second-half collapse of the French revealed a mental frailty that augurs well for their main championship rivals Great championship comebacks Six for Sale at Sixways Testing Times Scotland have at last come alive, but a win against Wales today may still prove beyond Frank Hadden's revitalised side Rebuilt Jones hoping to demolish Scots After having both knees wrecked, Wales flyer Mark Jones has returned with a flourish and is determined to turn the tables on his fellow Celts. By Nick Cain Tale of two wings: Sean Lamont and Mark Jones Wales must keep it loose The Sunday Times Rampant Boro stun Chelsea Multiple Display Advertising Items Ronaldo double wrecks Pompey 10-man Everton owe it to Beattie Arrest little Hitlers, and Mexican wavers too The Sunday Times Offers Direct Mazda Hyypia lifts gloom for Liverpool Robson raps slack Albion Horror tackles raise hackles Shearer inspires Newcastle revival Error hastens Lambert's departure Scottish round-up RBS Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures Jeep Spur of the Moment Tottenham's Michael Dawson hopes to boost his chance of a place in England's defence when he faces Sunderland today No doubting Thomas He was branded a quitter and forced to rebuild his career, but the Charlton keeper is ready to deliver at Manchester City today City play patience game with £6m man Samaras Manchester City invested a lot in Georgios Samaras and regard him as a star in waiting, but today's clash with Charlton may only offer a taste. By Paul Forsyth The Sunday Times Pennant primed to shine The Birmingham winger has left his bad days behind him to enjoy football again and will relish the chance to impress at Upton Park tomorrow. By Joe Lovejoy Benayoun on right road The Israeli has been a revelation as West Ham seek to further an unlikely bid for Europe by beating Birmingham tomorrow The Sunday Times Voyce recognition The England full-back has always had belief in his own ability, Now he wants everybody else to see it writes David Walsh Leading from the back: Tom Voyce Rugby blurs video picture Controversy in the Six Nations is proof that enlightened use of the latest technology is needed to make the game fairer and even more dramatic Slice of ill luck denies Hull Coca-Cola League Young fuels Watford fire Waddock in control Bright Blades fade Preston spree delights Davies Adams Family Values Tony Adams is desperate to return to management. His reputation abroad is growing and he has scores to settle The Sunday Times Jake Nickiess The top 10 Sporting cheeky chappies by John Aizlewood Karl Power Cornish bodysurfers The Sunday Times Sammy Nelson Joe Horn Dennis Lillee Derek Randall Rodney Marsh Ronnie O'Sullivan Len Shackleton 60 seconds in sport With Ralph Firman Ireland's A1 Grand Prix racing driver The original Big Ron Not only did Ron Greenwood build the famous West Ham academy, his ideas on football were ahead of their time Multiple Display Advertising Items Half-Pipe Dreams As befits the laid-back world of snowboarding Britain's Lesley McKenna is an absolute believer in style over substance Samsung Cloud covers Wayne's world Wayne Gretzky wants to concentrate on Canada's bid to retain ice hockey gold, but a betting scandal may yet engulf The Great One, writes Dave Hannigan Coming up: Winter Olympics on TV Go for broke Mountain There is no bigger prize on offer than the men's downhill, and there's a first-class cast list going for gold this morning One down, four to go for flying Hedrick The American speed skater collected the first of five gold medals he is chasing in Turin, but Germany top the medal table after day one. By Graham Duffill Contents Airberlin Sport on TV Multiple Display Advertising Items Questions answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Caught in time Sunderland win promotion to the First Division 1980 Sport Letters Tower of Strength Duncan Fletcher takes his England team to India today convinced he can make them the world's best, writes Simon Wilde Multiple Display Advertising Items Winter Olympics Results round-up Other Sport Today's racing Multiple Display Advertising Items Fixtures Donald holds firm in search of third US Tour win Sports round-up Rugby Union Tennis Cricket Motorsport Athletics Rugby union Squash Rugby League Fixtures Racing This Week Wellens spoils Quins debut The Times Dragons off to perfect start Secret lives of Generation @ The first generation to grow up fully wired is turning social websites into hubs for work and play. They are drawn, as James Knight and Katrina Manson find, by high-tech itself Rays of hope — but no new dawn for the computer owner Preview: Windows Vista The Web Rides to the Rescue of Rock'n'roll Interact Here Duty-free savings from home Web shopper The internet has become the 21st-century duty-free store. Sally Kinnes saves herself £500 on typical preflight purchases without leaving the house Fragrant Savings Specs for All Occasions Mr Popular Buyer's guide Need to Know Cosmetics Central Business Caller Philips Dect 6271S/05 — typically £70, or £61 Yummy Mummy Office Haven Amazon-Killer The Sunday Times Offers Direct Don't panic Cherry The Sunday Times A plague on all our matches Heavyweights of sporting celluloid Greenwood's glory Contents It's not Ok! Sorrell and Desmond fall out over US adverts Spanish told: BAA is yours for £10 billion Broker loses peerage in 'donor crony' row Qatar Airways Contents Rebel investors to discharge chairman from Patientline Contents Rolling in dough at Domino's pizzas Special Report The fast-food chain is musthrooming across Britain with new franchises. By Matthew Goodman Arcelor raises dividend to thwart Mittal Business Digest Gowrie-Smith exits at SkyePharma Fair idea for the fairway Press Complaints Commission Multiple Display Advertising Items Rail group goes private again Pension funds seek £100bn gilts bail-out Guardian group looks to sever Manchester roots BA's Lord King leaves £27m Tesco is accused over high prices KPMG probes money transfers before Unwins collapse M&S calls on Davies to save kids' clothes Exxon teams up with O'Reilly to tap Irish gas Mobile TV technology 'won't help the industry recoup losses on 3g' Emirates Bids on the table for Windmill club Hedge funds to crash Vardy deal Severn Trent puts lab sale under microscope Ferrovial bid will force BAA to learn new tricks Agenda Big squeeze is on as UK consumer tightens belt. . . Taking on America Attack of Vodanoia But America is heading for a red hot 2006 Bush backing The Battle of Britain's Airports Ferrovial's daring raid on BAA sent the airport group's shares soaring as it fights the threat of Heathrow and Gatwick falling into foreign hands, reports Dominic O'Connell How Spain's King of Bricks Set out on the Road to Be a Giant of Infrastructure Backchat The leading man in Permira's HMV bid Sugar fired me, but I'll still be glued to the new Apprentice James Max, right, a former contestant in The Apprentice, takes an insider's look at the new series of the BBC2 show Roger Parry's Working Day Vital Statistics Working Space Pressure grows for RBS buyback Sir Fred Goodwin faces increasing calls to return the bank's profits to shareholders. By Richard Fletcher How the Banks are Checking in Boeing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Benattigate takes a new twist as ousted Italian sues WPP The ad group faces a court battle — and Sir Martin Sorrell may face action too. By Dominic Rushe and Mark Kleinman Mother acts to stop Ambani family feud A severe case of sibling rivalry between squabbling billionaire brothers has rocked India's top domestic company. Report by Dean Nelson in Delhi The Sunday Times Retirement Service Skye boss heads for the exit with burst of defiance Ian Gowrie-Smith has bowed to pressure to leave the drug firm's board, but wants credit for the value he created. By Paul Durman Beyond petroleum You're never too old to make your first million Entrepreneurs don't have to be young and thrusting to make it — these days age is no barrier to success, reports Rachel Bridge Cool travel idea survived heat of the dotcom crash How I Made It The Times Ring the changes after consultation The Business Doctor Getting the Most out of Goodwill Caudwell gets stuck in at Stoke New Millennium, the £6m diamond - mining firm Land Rover Hustler Good to see Land of Leather embracing the FSA's Steel boss spooked by Mittal-bashing Prufrock Primark 'copies' keep flying off the shelves Eurotunnel glee is off the tracks Bidding fever Banco Santander World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Politicos must mind their own business Business Letters Credit Suisse 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 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Charity offers faith and hope The pay may not be quite as good as you were used to in your last job, but there are other, less tangible rewards in working for a worthy cause, says Andrew Taylor Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lost are of looking after the talented The public sector is having problems in attracting good calibre people to groom for top position, reports Mary Braid Multiple Display Advertising Items Main Findings of the Talent Survey Love is in the air for Dunnell A Week in the Life of Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Wild Thing Darwin Porter reveals the extraordinary story that lay behind Marlon Brando's smouldering image Contents Wilson Homes New species? You ain't seen nothing yet The creatures found in New Guinea last week only reveal how little of nature we know, says Stuart Wavell This is the new voice of Arabia Rageh Omaar defends his decision to join Al-Jazeera, the controversial Arabic network, as it launches its new English service Ice cool Brits: Knightsbridge hits the Upper East Side New York's fashion week showed the return of cool Britannia complete with mushy peas and curly Wurlys, report Tony Allen-Mills The Islands of the bahamas Act your age, Madge Islamo-bullies get a free ride from the West Flogging absolute rubbish is a gift Needle me, it really works LorÉal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Footballers' wives, the new model Forget the TV version, real footballers' wives are prize-winning artists, lawyers and accountants, they tell Giles Hattersley The SAS men setting up targets for Rummy's killers Donald Rumsfeld has built a secret US force to 'take out' Al-Qaeda — but Britain's best are doing the spadework, writes Michael Smith British Heart Foundation Why war is my medicine Surgeon Jonathan Kaplan tells Giles Hattersley his life is less stressful in the world's battle zones Love's young nightmare. . . What's a parent to do when teenagers fall in love? On the eve of Valentine's Day, Cally Law offers some tricks to help you cope Multiple Display Advertising Items Guilt Trip Assistants should assist — not teach Multiple Display Advertising Items Going stateside The headmaster of the second fee-paying school to announce it wants to join the state sector tells Sian Griffiths why new legislation makes switching to 'the other side' so appealing Mephisto 2372 Sudoku Bookwise The Sunday Times Bridge Chess Teaser 2264 The Sunday Times Crossword The dispossessed of the Dorchester are still searching. . . Winner's Dinners With this bling, I thee wed Theological conundrum of the week This Life Achievement of the week Error of the week Serving suggestion of the week Ski Surbiton Wayne's World — a Game of Five Halves Swot of the week Dog treat of the week The Daily Telegraph: Freddie Laker Last word. . . I Shampoo with Eggs — because I'm worth It The Independent: Betty Friedan Winner's Letters Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Beat the 20% hike in your energy bills You can knock hundreds of pounds a year off your costs with a few simple steps, says Jessica Bown Cool ways to get cheaper heating Help on the web News in Brief Contents House prices rise Defence firm Qinetiq rises after flotation Fidelity Multiple Display Advertising Items A Question of MoneyIraqi doctor was fobbed off over BCCI payout Iraqi doctor was fobbed off over BCCI payout Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Biotech boss defies mutineers by boosting his holding Director's Deals Investors pour into fine wine, art and horses Auction houses are reporting a boom in alternative investments as City bonuses kick in. By David Budworth Art Farmland feels the pinch Multiple Display Advertising Items Wine Horses Don't miss this chance to escape the annuity trap Comment Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Team up for property Sipps After April thousands of pension investors are likely to club together in syndicates to buy bricks and mortar. By David Budworth Second Chance Pension savers set for £5bn spending spree The over-50s will soon find it easier to unlock their tax-free cash, writes David Budworth Tax-Free Cash Rules Multiple Display Advertising Items New Options Eco-revolution could transform green into gold Alternative energy companies may finally be entering the mainstream for investors, writes Jessica Bown Multiple Display Advertising Items How to Invest in Green Energy Should you fix your mortgage for 10 years? Cheap long-term deals offer security but heavy penalties could prove costly for some borrowers By Clare Francis No pin: carry on signing Multiple Display Advertising Items Going Short Beware of hangovers on festive account A new deal pays 10% until Christmas — but its generosity fades in 2007. By Clare Francis Multiple Display Advertising Items Firms sell card cover that won't pay out Contents Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Taiwan is the new way into China Multiple Display Advertising Items Pop Idol judge backs young Tory hopeful Fame and Fortune 'Dr' Neil Fox thinks David Cameron would let him spend more of his income on fast cars and helicopters. By Natalie Graham Merrill Lynch Overseas mobile costs could finally be cut Contents Contents The Oscar Goes to Virginia, star of Terrence Malick's new epic on the birth of a nation. Stephen Bleach goes pioneering Summer in Croatia Sunsail Clubs Croatia for families Post Office Multiple Display Advertising Items Beyond the Beach Resort Beaches Ba Malta Beyond the Coast Multiple Display Advertising Items The practical guide to getting there and around This is a Beach Travel brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Marks, set, aaarghh! You don't have to be an Olympian to race on skis. Total amateur Sean Newsom steps up to the giant-slalom challenge I want to go racing Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Enjoy England Blair rules out green tax for flyers Directions Would you pay? Last-minute bargains In brief Readers' rants Heathrow fuel deal struck Holiday money ClubMed The Gatwick Express service is to be axed under plans Where was I? The Greatest Parties Multiple Display Advertising Items The skeleton in my cupboard Gordon Coxhill loved her and left her where, exactly, he's not quite sure Not satisfied? Multiple Display Advertising Items Don't hibernate It's February: blustery, soupy, murky, boggy, booty, squelchy, shivery, frost-biting, scarf-wearing February. The perfect time for a walk, says Vincent Crump Embrace winter Multiple Display Advertising Items The luxury one Four Seasons Gresham Palace I want to go The pummelling one Danubius Hotel Gellert The budget one Hotel Kulturinnov The classic one Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal The designer one Artotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols Actress Siobhan Hewlett likes escaping to the Riviera — but still ends up on stage Where was I Win a luxurious long weekend for two in Budapest, with the Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace and EasyJet The competition Multiple Display Advertising Items Markwarner Contents Single Girl Fresh Earth 2 News Fresh Courteous Kitty Scooby-Doo! in Working Stiffs Clever Boy Snappy Find Bright Feet Fmail Most Requested Fact File Dazzling Duo We like The Sky's the Limit Book Mark A Little Adventure Squirt Fans utd Jarvis Dennis and Gnasher Quick Fire Tomb Much Fun! Valentine's Maze Pet Season Band Split Close up The Amazing Spider-Man Valentine's Maze Competitions Flying Scotsman Be Part of Funday Online The funday Times Nickelodeon Contents Contents Cars on TV Car Advertising I traded in the Lada for a tank Me and my motors On his CD Changer Driver doubts on car sharing Up to speed Police test a safer stopper British supercar takes on Veyron Cute ways to wallop some money off your insurance The net has made shopping around easier, without the need to go through details with a string of call centres Drivers who stick with the same old insurer would do well to check out the opposition, especially online, reports Gavin Conway BMW Top Tips to Cut Premiums Faster than a speeding Bullitt Was Hollywood's most famous car duel a fix? Nicholas Rufford and Andrew Frankel hot real mean and went for a muscle-car rerun Vital Statistics Dodge Charger The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Smart Chargers In gear The Stuff of motoring dreams For your Princess The Knowledge Champ Cars V Formula One All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Takeaway Saviour Bentley BMW The Ultimate Driving Machine Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items A safe have for the middle classes The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Range Rover Second Opinion Multiple Classified Advertising Items Home-Made Biofuel Science Sense Multiple Display Advertising Items Parker and Ride I-Don't-Drive Clarkson Rumbled On a Plate Penalty Help Failsafe Method Wing Wonders Letters for publication should be sent to Driving Volkswagen Car Clinic Your motoring problems solved The Internet Fast Lane The Sunday Times Deal of the Week My First Crash Multiple Display Advertising Items Elite Registration Regtransfers Regtransfers Porsche Contents Contents Property Advertising How much? A house with a rental income in . . . Time and place Time and Place Moving on Is It worth It? Water Tower, Colchester, Essex, £0-plus Starck Faitoo hanging system Design Classics Get set, the race is on To bag the house you want in this sellers' market, make sure you can exchange fast, warns Helen Davies Put yourself in pole position St James When home is an office too Whether you work from home or just do online shopping, you don't want your desk to look like a computer dump. Katrina Burroughs talks to the experts about how to get it right Crest Nicholson Office suppliers Rh international Making music in Tuscany John Follain takes a tour of the revamped hotel now home to the renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli — complete with gym as well as grand pianos Knight Frank Modernism by millionarires row £575,000 Houses of the week Cheviots cottage £299,950 Home is where the heart is £2.25m Berkeleyhomes Life Turned Upside down When the Patersons moved back to Scotland from London, the house they built turned modern style on its head. Dominic Bradbury sees the results Hamptons Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Stars line up to save wild poet's cottage Helen Davies reports on plans to restore the birthplace of John Clare British Gas Multiple Display Advertising Items Lofty urban pursuits After eight years in a loft, John Arlidge is selling up. Here's how he learnt to keep up with the trendy neighbours Mayfair Is it game over? Neighbours of Holland Park School are furious are over plans to sell off the grounds to developers, find Sian Griffiths Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items KINGsOAK super Emotional rescue in Cornwall One project ruined Emma Varcoe's marriage, another has helped put her life back together, discovers Cally Law Portugal's hot ticket With prices from £50,000 to £5m, the Algrave market has something to suit almost everyone, says Karen Robinson Correction World leaders in bureaucracy know the form French mistress There is no end to the French thirst for useless bits of paper Med Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items Humber Valley Resort Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Knight Frank Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the Experts The Movers' Guide The age of aquariums The fish tank has shed its suburban image to become designer chic, says Sarah Smith It's not cool to be cold Faced with winter chills and the promise of rising fuel bills, Zoe Brennan calls in the energy-efficiency experts The Sunday Times Snip into shape It's time to bring out your shears and secateurs, says Stephen Anderton, who wishes British gardeners would clip with more gusto LandSecurities Garden Cuttings What to do this week A Veggie Patch with Attitude There's no need to sacrifice style for the pleasures of homegrown food in a small garden, says Susan Berger Our daughter demanded fields but never plays in them Multiple Display Advertising Items Grounds for profit Stately homes with grand, listed gardens are the latest target for developers, finds Nicola Venning The Sunday Times Barratt Multiple Display Advertising Items Persimmon Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Westminster Bridge Park Plaza Hamptons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills Cops on the case Rosie Millard meets twin former policemen now worth £4m The Market How Much? Multiple Display Advertising Items Ballymore Contents Good Night Contents Proptastically perfect Ignore the Tate's attempts to analyse Martin Kippenberger — just hold tight and prepare for the chaos, says Waldermar Januszczak By George, now we're talking politics There's a new mood rising in post-9/11 film. And nobody's doing it better than Stephen Gaghan By Bryan Appleyard Lady Vengeance Final Destination Song of Songs Greyfriars Bobby The Little Polar Bear: The Mysterious Island Big Momma's House 2 Chicken soup for the soul The burden that's Proof Gwyneth Paltrow's latest look at life on the edge is'nt all it's cracked up to be says Cosmo Landesman It's great that the nominations have gone to so many Hollywood's naked gamble Turning his back on big pictures was risky but Josh hartnett has made a smart move, says Christopher Goodwin Blue back Culture Soapbox Anthea comes out of the vacuum Television Touch of class Last Sunday, the No 2 single was a new entry Meet the kid they're calling the new Michael Jackson — Chris Brown, 16, from smallsville, VA. By Robin Eggar Royal Shakespeare Company Listen without prejudice Vinyl, CD or MP3 — does it matter how we hear our music, asks Mark Edwards Ramsay's Something rotten in the state of design? It's stilettos at dawn at the Design Museum with the departure of its feisty director. Whatever next, asks Hugh Pearman Suzuki The Schuman Plan Hampstead Rest of the week's theatre Disnep Tartuffe Watermill, Newbury Faith Healer Thatcher: The Musical Warwick Arts Centre Like a hole in the head That's how much you'll need to see this dire Romans in Britain, says Christopher Hart Garrick Theatre Nissan Fortune favours the brave Paul Driver is swept away by two new pieces inspired by Homer and Shakespeare The Royal Ballet Mozart On record String Quartetsn K465 and K499 Artur Schnabel The Complete Schubert Recordings, 1932-1950 Music & Arts Cd1175 Live in Ramallah West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, cond Daniel Barenbolm Warner Classics 2564 62791-2 Classical CD of the week CPE Bach The Solo Keyboard Music, Volume 14 Miklos Spanyi Bis Bis-Cd-1329 Willem Pijper Symphony No 3 London Symphony Orchestra, Bbcso, cond Plerre Minteux BBC Legends Bbcl4172-1 Pop and Jazz Comfort of Strangers EMI 3534002 Euros Childs Wichita Webb094cd Citizen Cope The Clarence Greenwood Recordings Arista 82876630942 Steve Adey Pop CD of the week All Things Real Grand Harmonium Palycd0013 Howie Beck Howie Beck Ever Ever01cd Farina Allotments Pickled Egg Egg58cd Steeleye Span Please to See the King Castle Cmrcd1253 John Harle Songs of Earth and Alchemy: The John Harie Collection Harie Records Harle005 Arielle Dombasle Amor Amor Wrasse Wrass172 Get on down Crowded House New kids in town New Young Pony Club Hidden The newest romantic With his Latin looks and athletic acting, tenor Rolando Viliazon was born to sing the anthems of doomed yough. By Hugh Canning Albery Theatre The top arts events of the coming months Icons and Idols: Commissioning Contemporary Portraits Sir John in Love The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Film Hidden This week, don't miss Theatre Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? Art Gothic Nightmares Comedy Mark Steel Opera Der Fliegende Hollander Dance Rumble Concerts City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra POP African Soul Rebels Multiple Display Advertising Items Mixed and matched The Royal Ballet's latest programmet is a perfect blend, says David Dougill The Sunday Times Offers Direct PC, PS2, £29.99 Rugby 06 Pc, £29.99, Ps2, Xbox, £39.99; ages 3+ The Times Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None Lady and the Tramp Nanny McPhee Universal, U, 94 mins; £19.99 Whatever People Say I Am Arctic Monkeys Richard III Whatever People Say I Am . . . Arctic Monkeys Charlie and Loia Series One The Last Mitterrand Pathe, PG, 116 mins; £19.99 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 Summer nights Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items What's making news in the Sunday Times bestsellers list Inside story Pile'em High Hardbacks Paperbacks Pushing himself to the limit Wilfred Thesiger: The Life of the Great Explorer by Alexander Maitland HarperCollins £25 pp528 Read on Every picture tells him a story Still Looking Essays on American Art by John Updike H Hamilton £25 pp238 Diary For the love of Pete The Libertines Bound Together: The Story of Peter Doherty and Cart Barat and How They Changed British Culture by Anthony Thornton and Roger Sargent Time Warner £16.99 pp288 Peter Doherty Last of the Rock Romantics By Alex Hannaford Ebury £16.99 pp344 The Writers Bureau Foodie frenzy Julie & Julia: How One Girl Risked Her Marriage, her Job and Her Sanity to Master the Art of Living by Julie Powell Fig Tree £14.99 pp307 Boudica Eyewitness Travel The festival goes to college The Sunday Times Oxford Festival moves into Christ Church with a galaxy of famous names Exclusive Sunday Times offer The eagerly awaited new novel What's happening in the literary world In the news Books behind the headlines: free speech The voice of the American soul Mark Twain: A Life by Ron Powers Free Press £25 pp722 It wasn't just the National Association for the Advancement Read on The life of Brian Keeping Mum: A Childhood by Brian Thompson Atlantic £12.99 pp232 Send him victorious Glorious Revolution 1688: Britain's Fight for lIberty by Edward Vallance Little, Brown £20 pp372 Revolution: The Great Crisis of the British Monarchy, 1685-1720 by Tim Harris Allen Lane £30 pp639 Waterstone's In sickness and in wealth Big Pharma: How the World's Biggest Drug Companies Control Illness by Jacky Law Constable £12.99 pp 266 Waterstone's Why the West isn't always best Civilisation: A New History of the Western World by Roger Osborne Cape £20 pp 532 The Times Waterstone's The fortunes of love and war Ordinary Heroes by Scott Turnow Picador £16.99 pp371 The Last Sunrise by Robert Ryan Headline £19.99 pp312 Phone rage and dead Cell by Stephen King Hodder £17.99 pp399 Richardlady's Children's book of the week The Extraordinary and Unusual Adventures of Horatio Lyle by Catherine Webb Age 11+ WHSmith Pick of the week Paperbacks The People's Act of Love by James Meek The Living Unknown Soldier Doctor Salt by Gerard Donovan Moondust by Andrew Smith Harold Nicolson The Sunday Times concise crossword No 934 This Thing of Darkness Waterloo: Napoleon's Last Gamble In Cold Blood by Truman Capote read by Scott Brick You really must read The Sunday Times Waterstone's Body of evidence The Grave Tattoo by Val McDermid HarperCollins £7.99 pp465 Contents Pick of the week Sports The best of the week ahead Documentary When Surgical Tools Get Left Behind (Thursday, Discovery, 9pm) Nostalgia Jackanory Night (Tuesday, BBC4, 9pm) Science Bodyshock (Monday, C4,9pm) Film Spartacus ( Today, ITV1, 3.10pm) Pick of the day Critics' choice The Last Tally Ho? (BBC1, 10.15pm) Pick of the week Ark ahoy Shipwreck Ark Royal (BBC1, 8pm) Heads will roll The Virgin Queen (BBC1, 9pm) Sky It's a mystery Marple (ITV1, 9pm) Material girls The Hiltons (Biography, 9pm) Spartacus (ITV1, 3.10pm) No-sex appeal The Education Of Shelby Knox (ITV4, 10pm) Crash! Petrolheads (BBC2, 10.10pm) In the thick of it The South Bank Show (ITV1, 11.10pm) BBC1 Main channels Sunday 12 February Variations Sky One Sunday 12 February Satellite & digital Films Sport Entertainment Uktv Gold Factuals Radio Satellite, digital & radio Sunday 12 Feburary Children's Pick of the Day Myleena Klass (Classic FM, 7am) Pick of the day Naked ambition Through Hell And High Water (BBC1, 9.30am) Copy that Uncle Max (ITV1, 3.40pm) Fantastic Voyage (C4,10.05am) Take flight Dispatches (C4,8pm) Purrfect profile Catwoman — Her Many Lives (Biography, 8pm) Most capable? Now and then Life On Mars (BBC1, 9pm) Most cruel Bodyshock (C4,9pm) BBC1 Main channels Variations Sky One Monday 13 February Satellite & digital Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Satellite, digital & radio Children's Pick of the Day Book Of The Week: Point Of Departure (R4 FM, 9.45am) Pick of the day 14 Critics' choice Just the job Selling Yourself (Five, 8pm) The cruel sea Surviving Disaster (BBC1, 9pm Slippery grip CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (Five, 9pm) Animal Farm (C4,10.40am) Page turner Jackanory Night (BBC4, 9pm) Military action Over There (Sky One, 10pm) Most upsetting The Baby In The Concrete Block (BBC1, 10.35pm) Warrior spirits I, Samural (BBC2, 11.20pm) You say BBC1 Main channels 14 Variations Sky One 14 Satellite & digital Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Stellite, digital & radio 14 Children's Pick of the Day Ready Steady Go — The Weekend STarts Here (R2,8.30pm) Pick of the day Wednesday 15 Feburary Critics' choice Lefties (BBC4, 9pm) Foxy lady Heather Locklear (Biography, 7pm) Fancy a chat? Davina (BBC1, 8pm) Dig! (Film Four, 10pm) Making moves 1 Relocation, Relocation (C4,8pm) Ask the family Who Do You Think Yor Are? (BBC2, 9pm) Girls aloud 1 Brat Camp (C4,9pm) Making moves 2 The UK Love Map (BBC3, 9pm) Girls aloud 2 Desperate Housewives (C4,10pm) BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Radio Factual Children's Pick of the Day Opera On 3 (R3,6.55pm) Infinite variety The Culture Show (BBC2, 7pm) Europa, Europa Uefa Cup Football: VfB Stuttgart v Middlesbrough (Five, 7.15pm) Profit and loss Pay Off Your Mortgage In Two Years (BBC2, 8pm) Unforgiven (TCM, 9pm) Pick of the day The Brit Awards (ITV1, 8pm) The beauty myth 10 Years Younger (C4,8pm) Room disservice Hotel Babylon (BBC1, 9pm) Empire building The First Emperor (C4,9pm) Medical matters When Surgical Tools Get Left Behind (Discovery, 9pm) Hugh and cry House (Five, 10pm) BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Children's Radio Pick of the Day Crossing Continents (R4,11am) Pick of the day The West Wing (More 4,9pm) The grey vote 30 Munutes (C4,7.30pm) No love lost Everybody Loves Raymond (C4,8pm) Snake charmer Austin Stevens' Adventures (Five, 8pm) Alfie (Sky Movies 1,8pm) That's all, folks Folk Britannia (BBC4, 9pm) Coming out The IT Crowd (C4,9.30pm) Bandit country My Name is Eari (C4,10pm) Least edifying Killing Mum And Dad (Sky One, 10pm) You say BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day Pick of the day Little horrors World's end? Man On Fire (Sky Movies 2,10pm) Bits and pieces Top 10 TV programmes Coming up roses Stranger danger Law & order: Criminal Intent (Five, 10.10pm) BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day Ryanir Caught Napping Contents Australia Contents Dfs Motorola Jonny Trunk and his Sister Emma Senton-Hughes Cassandra. . . Bvlcari Jensen Toyota Citzoen Love Drug Wales Cymru the Big Country Did you know? Oxfam Don't Fence Me in Cyprus Burning desire Did you know? The Control Freak South West England Sharps Bedrooms The perfect man It was love at first sight. He swept her off her feet like no man ever had before. Three years after becoming a mother, Lesley White admits she's still hopelessly devoted to her son Love Me or Else Brittany Ferries Scott and Mimi have been happily married for 20 years Did you know? Did you know? Playing the Field IPA Breaking Hearts and Minds Being a war correspondent canses carmage in your private life, and Jon Swain (left) admits he's a perpetual casualty of love and loss. But no amount of conflict can diminish his belief in true romance Knorr Did you know? The Obsessive Man Canarias Did you know? The Dolls House Emporium A test of endurance Seven-Year Itch Trick or Treat Did you know? Silver Spoon The Broody Wife Did you know? 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In the second extract from her book, she learns to face the scream of a dying crustacean Homard Aux Aromates Serves 6 The Sunday Times Top Banana Look, no berries—Heston Blumenthal's Eton mess is a crispy, creamy, zingy heap of a treat Easy like Sunday evening It's cold out, the heating's up high. You just need some quick comfort food to make your Sunday complete. Jamie Oliver, king of the big easy, comes to the rescu Pineapple with Bashed-Up Mint Sugar I'm sorry. Really sorry. i don't know what came over … Joanna Simon Sauce Cellar Notes Wine Bluff The Propert Barn Get the Look In the stars Arthur, Mr Eddie and Grace Ladies' Man Mrs Mills solves all your problems Hard Cash Maybe trophy wives deserve all the money they get their hands on, says Shane Watson Whirlpool GUCCIrush
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