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ResumoContents Jowell link to Italian payoff Minister: I signed papers for £350,000 loan swap Insight NHS takes up Cherie's magic magnets cure Contents Virgin PRD-Test Many Human Lives Saved thanks to Animals Contents MI5 rebels expose Tube bomb cover-up Contents The Sunday Times Contents Rebels force Blair to put off reshuffle Motor Harley-Davidson Cycles Labour of love at Turncoat Towers Crow hit by cancer after Armstrong split Halifax Gay bars given a straight ultimatum The worst night of our lives, by family hijacked in £50m hiest Nationwide Mercedes-Benz Unanswered Questions Stella sued over £27m sale of family art Ford Red bananas make stores a delicious profit Charles lobbies for an organic Britain Diana driver was secret informer Locked-up birds in flu outbreak will still be sold as free range Private schools offer deal to state pupils Scottish Widows Road hogs drive British Olympic cyclists abroad Fashion queens have a style guru TV 'should put more women in men's roles' Vauxhall Heathrow's new terminal will be a flight of fancy Tobacco giant accused of Hezbollah deal Insight Multiple Display Advertising Items Cavegirls were first blondes to have fun Acid seas kill off coral reefs Hitachi The Minister and Insight The culture secretary Tessa Jowell has become ensnared in the bribery scandal surrounding her husband. This is the inside story of the Italian gift Fly Monarch. com The £350,000 Gift BT 'Toy' hearts keep children alive CitroËn Contenders open claws as Lib Dem race hits last lap Blackadder's bonfire of the princely vanities Profile Ken, free-speech martyr Npower Get a work-life balance Carte Noire Standing up to thugs Only the middle class can't afford babies The maverick prince should sound off more, not less Picture Gallery Cameron told to get on the next bus out of Notting Hill Atticus After the shellacking George Galloway received from … Atticus 'Ow do, our Condi — Straw's new best friend to visit Blackburn Atticus Comedian's barbs cause Saint Bob to lose his halo Atticus The environment department boasts it will handle any Atticus My generation of spoilt brats is being challenged What is it with news presenters? Atticus Sensitive thespian Sir Ben Kingsley is passing the … Atticus Any Questions? host Jonathan Dimbleby appeared Atticus National Express Muslim role models needed, not ministers Lexus Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street Trial by judge would be a serious error A Different Axis He may look like a teenage geek—but this schoolboy is inspiring the fightback against animal rights extremists Unmasked: animal extremist waging war on Oxford How The Sunday Times revealed mastermind last week Animal experiments: the facts BT Fears over a 'new Saddam' as Toyota Contents Wanadoo Death of a fighter for truth £3m offer for surrender fails to sway Mladic SAAB Rio's carnival gang dance off with a Picasso Demons put Reese top of the pay league Guilty verdict looms for Glitter Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Pizza pope' builds a Catholic heaven Oxfam Dons are revolting on the role-reversal campuses UN nuclear watchdog accuses Iran of making fuel for bombs Claims of fraud as Museveni wins poll Boy soldiers learn to be hairdressers A1-Qaeda pledges war on Saudi oil plants Training and development agency for schools Today's weather Land Rover Killer father dies in hospital News in Brief Three die in fire France approves £40bn energy merger Call to axe bishops Air travellers hit by motorway closure Four tickets share £5.1m Lotto jackpot Child-seat ruling Charlotte 'stable' Auschwitz novelist stirs French guilt The Times Lost Squadron to be freed from ice tomb War on terror ignores mullahs of animal rights He was never more horrible to me than to others Volkswagen We like our Aussies uncouth Private workers: a species at risk A teenage Chinese air guitarist grew so exhilarated Contents England's grand ambitions scotched by 18.12 loss Trescothick home in tears Contents The Royal Bank of Scotland Group Scots passion slams Murrayfield hails heroes Frank Hadden has transformed the way Scotland play and England were given a masterclass in intelligent rugby Classy Castaignede saves chaotic France with late flurry Baery Newcombe at Stade de Franee Never mind about Scotland the Brave. What about Scotland … Tetley's Smooth Flow Six Nations on TV If I were Julian White I'd be pretty bosed off that … Robinson's bluster blows out Breakdown repair needs urgent attention Player ratings RBS Six Nations Player of the Day King of the Castle Ronan O'Gara in never short of critics, but Ireland's points machine will be a key figure against Wales Wayward Wales need mighty leap of faith Battered and bruised, Wales meet Ireland today with the odds stacked against them after a torrid fortnight Mercier hands victory to Bath Ireland v Wales: Head to head Lampard cheers up Chelsea RBS Pennant powers dour Blues Joe Lovejoy at St Andrews Spectacular Solano sweeps rugged Everton aside Pedersen returns Arsenal to reality Jonathan Northcroft at Ewood park Keepers steal show as Bent drops England hint Brian Glanville at The Valley Dunne roaming The rugged Manchester City defender knows a win at Anfield today will boost his young team's European ambitions Bmibaby Sting in the tale for Sven The England coach blames a Swedish journalist with a hidden camera for reports that he wants Guns Hiddink named as his successor, writes Jim Munro Bright lights of the City TV Match Red spells danger Kieran Richardson was criticised by Roy Keane, but the midfielder wants to prove a point against Wigan today Twickenham Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures Porsche Gritty Reading go 12 points clear Coca-Cola League A footballer with a conscience? Pinch me Foster keeps Crewe survival hopes alive Blades' soft centre exposed Owls become endangered species Paul Rowan at St Mary's Stadium Leeds in debt to match-winner Lewis Richard Rae at Elland Road The Sunday Times Hearts creep into last four Scottish Cup fifth round Gretna roll on Round-up Semi-final draw Uncut Jewell The Big intervie… Paul Jewell The irrepressible Wigan manager hides a razor-sharp footballing brain behind his quick-writes Joe Lovejoy Quote-a-mouth: Jewell's savings Contents Such a bitter pill to swallow A former Marseille player involved in the fixing of the 1993 European Cup final has written a tell-all book. But can we trust its veracity? The Sunday Times Messi business Chelsea must find a way to keep the young Argentine quiet if they are to have a chance of victory at the Nou Camp Fabregas gets the message An eye-catching display against Real Madrid earns the Arsenal youngster his first call-up for Spain, but he refuses to get carried away, writes Ian Hawkey Contents Champions League first knockout round Eto's tries to halt game after abuse Playing for Kicks Uruguay come to Anfield this week with a physical reputation. But they have a few points to prove, and they can play Brown earns England call-up Eriksson picks the Manchester United defender in the squad to face Uruguay in what is a dress rehearsal for the opening World Cup match, writes Joe Lovejoy Multiple Display Advertising Items The top 10 sporting catfights Kelly Sotherton and Jade Johnson Jordan, Posh Spice and Nicola Smith Anna Kournikova and Martina Hingis Multiple Display Advertising Items Anastasia Myskina and Maria Sharapova Zola Budd and Mary Decker Sally Robbins and Australia Book of the week Who's The B d In The Black? By Jeff Winter, Ebury Press, hb, £18.99 Gail Devers, Juliet Cuthbert and Gwen Torrence Venus Williams and Irina Spirlea Jana Pittman and Tamsyn Lewis Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan 60 seconds in sport With Padraig Harrington, European Ryder Cup golfer Major ambition Andy Murray's first tour title was a reward for his improved fitness and suggests Grand Slam glory awaits The Sunday Times Teen tour winner to Grand Slam champ Khan makes it six of best The young British boxer continues his progress with another dominant display against his most experienced opponent to date. By Brian Doogam A Mountain to Climb As they prepare for the first Test against India, England face a daunting task just to avoid defeat, writes Simon Wilde Bob Woolmer provides an insight into the strengths … Crisis grips wounded England The England team is in turmoil after Marcus Trescothick's departure, the captain's injury and a grim defeat Tourists provide fitting challenge to inspire Tendulkar Chappell happy to convert to India's cause The Australian will cross swords with England again having rediscovered his passion for the game and immersed himself in his new role. By Simon Wilde Sport on TV Sport Letters The Sunday Times Caught in Wigan win election to the Football League, 1978 Questions answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Multiple Display Advertising Items Raich leads sweep Austria swept the board in the slalom last night as Giorgio Rocca's hopes of italian glory proved short-lived Triumphs and disasters in Turin Lehman set to give himself Ryder Cup headache Sports round-up Results round-up Other Sport Today's racing Multiple Display Advertising Items Fixtures Rugby Union Rugby League Fixtures Racing This Week Doumen posts Festival warning Freezing conditions have prevented the French trainer from seeing his horses in action, so success at Sandown was a welcome relief, By Tim Richards The Times Briers inspires Wolves to win Rugby league round-up Losers in broadband lottery BT claims most of us can access broadband but experts know that's a myth. Stewart Mitchell calls for a network to serve everybody Broadband Television 'unlikely' to Reach beyond the Cities Wanted: A Two-Meg Guarantee The tooniverse explodes Site test Buyer's guide The Sunday Times Don't panic CitroËn Specious One losing the plot Hugh McLlvanney The voice of sport Woods takes Ames and fires Not the Real deal Contents C&W to be 'Giorgio Armani of telecoms' Apax set to swoop on House of Fraser Soaring gas prices will lead to 7,000 layoffs in plastics sector Qatar Airways European energy giants plot £40bn merger deal Rags to riches at River Island Special Report Richard Fletcher and Patrick Masters look at now 'Mr Bernard' has bult up the fashion chan Business Digest Permira ready to raise HMV bid Loss adds to drug firm's troubles Club puts skids under Silverstone plan £500,000 payoff for former MFI chief Multiple Display Advertising Items Tech firm's fury over NHS axe Three's a crowd in work meetings Collieries facing closure Russia fund in AIM debut European Central Bank joins trend to raise rates Industrialists create academy to reverse skills crisis Retailers plead for breathing space on rents Reuben brothers to bail out Multiplex Renault Legal threat to P&O takeover Vandevelde prepares to open £340m buyout fund Contents Alchemy on road to caravans deal BAE had real gift for fixing pension black holes Agenda Biggles Brown avoids flying into tax flax Brewer's bait Trouble in the air Dubai Ports row has left Bush high and dry Just the job Backchat I'll See You in Court, Martin The Benattigate affair is raising questions about the way in which Sir Martin Sorrell runs Wpp. Report by Dominic Rushe WPP: A Brief History South West Foundation Degrees Ladbrokes bets on big push for foreign growth Asia and Europe hold the best prospects for the newly restructured group, writes Matthew Goodman Chicago eyes up London exchange American markets are keen to join the coming global consolidation. By Louise Armitstead in New York Hollywood big shots in firing line over bugging The prosecution of private eye may reveal the dark side of Tinseltown and its power brokers. By Dominic Rushe in Los Angeles UK plc plans for bird flu epidemic Tracey Boles and Dan Drillsma-Milgrom look at what steps companies are taking to be ready to deal with a pandemic Project Challenge Carbon Trust Multiple Display Advertising Items Barratt boss rides high on house boom David Pretty, crack shot and fitness fanatic, wants his company to build 20,000 homes each year. And the key spring selling season has just begun Skills for Business David Pretty's Working Day Vital Statistics Pretty's Five Tips for the Top Black Berry The Firm at a Glance Vision of the future at King's Cross The Rapidly Changing Face of London Deloitte chief was right not to shop auditor Martin Scicluna has been cleared of any wrongdoing for not reporting the misconduct of a subordinate. By Margareta Pagano Beyond petroleum Multiple Display Advertising Items Make a big splash with a small budget Marketing is more about clever tactics and creativity than having large sums of money, writes Rachel Bridge All staff deserve same breaks as smokers Business Doctor Will Deposit Be Taxed? Multiple Display Advertising Items Competitions made me a winner in business How I Made It Nick Deyong Founder of Ndl Old tradesmen are the best Advice on keeping workers healthy Old tradesmen are the best More employers taken to tribunal Databank Takeovers heat up EU energy battle Business Letters Business Link For corporate read psychopath Prufrock Land deal is a hit for Osmond ISoft needs to win over its shareholders Online Extra On Wall Street, by Dominic Rushe, appears Contents Total War inside the New Al-Qaeda Last week's desecration of a Shi'ite shrine moved Iraq towards civil war. Abdel Bari Atwan, who has had unique access to Osama Bin Laden, explains why Al-Qaeda wants to divide lslam Contents Disability Rights Commission One's journals are a jolly private affair Prince Charles is taking legal action over the publication of his diary. Richard Woods reveals his hottest entry yet Total War Remember my dear, beware of men like me Jay McInerney was as famous for his women and carousing as his novels. But then his daughter started asking askward questions about his past LorÉal Paris Deeply in love with debt Gay cowboys embraced by redneck country Where all the TV viewers went Jilting Hollywood for her own £6m baby Out in the cold: the unloved middle class family If marriage is a comerstone of society it's time the government started to give middle income families a helping hand, writes Amanda Craig Multiple Classified Advertising Items I'm living in an Alice in Wonderland world Frances Lawrence tells Jasper Gerard how the justice system has failed since the murder of her husband Philip Back from the dead Barrister Peter Wareing spent two months in a coma after a random attack by teenagers. He tells Deirdre Fernand about his 'life sentence' Not so repentant: Irving's real views Just before the Austrian trial in which he claimed to have recanted, David lrving showed his true colours to Dominic Carman Post Office We should fear Holland's silence Islamists are stifling debate in what was Europe's freest country, says Douglas Murray Multiple Display Advertising Items Helicopter mums are go Middle-class anxiety has bred a new kind of pushy mother who forever hovers over her children, writes Deirdre Fernand Guilt Trip It takes a lot to win the university lottery Multiple Display Advertising Items A crush at the crammer Colleges offering revision courses ahead of crucial GCSEand A-level exams are booming but how can students avoid the cowboy operators? Sian Griffiths has some tips Top-performing colleges … and what to look for Mephisto 2374 Sudoku Bookwise The Sunday Times Offers Direct Bridge Chess Teaser 2266 The Sunday Times Crossword 4161 I promised Geraldine fireworks—then nodded off Winner's Dinners Winner's Letters Chantelle cooks up flirting excuse Shock exchange The tabloid week This Life Love Match Because I'm worth It The Man's Blond. Too Blond The Daily Telegraph: Cherry Marshall Last word … Because I'm worth It The Daily Telegraph: Ronald Knapp Because I'm worth It Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Time running out to take part in a movie Film producers are chasing investors before the curtain comes down on tax breaks, reports Kathryn Cooper A chance to get in the picture Film Schemes Parents' premium News in Brief Contents Ebay fraud on rise Healthy bank profits help lift the Footsie Fidelity String of pearls that ombudsman polished A Question of Money Pensioner released from mis-sold bond Multiple Display Advertising Items Father's tax fears as loan guarantor Stock exchange boss boosts her holding amid bid talk Directors' Deals Currys computer takeaway mystery Hoover promo bike rolls up at last Motor insurer drove us round the bend Revival in buy to let market as yields rise Rising confidence is set to boost demand but you still need to take care where you buy, says Clare Francis Use tax breaks to make the most of rental income Top Buy-To-Let Loans Multiple Display Advertising Items Footsie and confidence are rising Multiple Display Advertising Items A net gain Cash question High-risk day trading makes a comeback Selling and buying at short notice on the internet—a fad that surfaced during the dotcom boom—is growing in popularity once again, reports David Budworth Dennehy weller & co Barclays Options for Investors Round table experts upbeat about 2006 UK Market The Sunday Times panel look positive on UK and US prospects but give bonds the thumbs down, reports Kathryn Cooper Clerical Medical The Sunday Times Nationwide Legal & General Rush to capitalise on VCT tax perks Pick of the VCTS Last-minute dash for this year's Isas With five weeks to go we look at the best options for tax-free investing. On this page Jessica Bown says cash accounts offer good returns with no risk Invesco Perpetual Dividends boost for lsa investors Shareholder payouts are growing, but they don't tell the full story about a firm's performance, warns Clare Francis Share schemes tipped for comeback Equity lsas look set to return to favour. As the April 5 deadline nears, Kathryn Cooper lists the best funds Multiple Display Advertising Items Indexes paint varied pictures RPI or CPI? They are just different ways of interpreting and presenting inflation figures, says David Smith The Sunday Times Officers Direct Guide to death duty loopholes Although many ways to cut inheritance tax have been closed, there are still a few avenues left, writes Jessica Bown Gradjobo Drive down cost of car finance Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares The coming liquidity crisis Warning over Britain's savings gap Warning! Oneaccount Chase De Vere Intelligent Finance Cricket analyst gives his cash a good run TV pundit Simon Hughes likes spending his hard-earned money, but there are bigger things, he tells Natalie Graham Jupiter How the big boys win when you lose Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Staff sickness can ruin a firm's health Absenteeism is a burden companies could do without. But there are ways of controlling the costs, writes Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Work-life balance will tip the scales against work Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Time to stop tolerating poor performers A new report says that bosses in the public sector lack the will to confront failing staff. By Mary Braid and Stephen Hoare Multiple Display Advertising Items Complaints chief cops a huge task A Week in the Life of Nick Hardwick Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents A Star Turn on Silverback Mountain Antony Sher has always wanted to meet the gorillas of Uganda—but would they want to meet him? Doc Holiday A family from the country fancy a trip to the big smoke. Somebody call the Doc. . . Sunsail Clubs Doc Holiday The Doc's quick fixes Multiple Display Advertising Items The Doc's quick fixes Markwater Luxury for Less Get more than you paid for with Jeremy Lazell's seven rules of blagging, bartering and begging for high-end travel at bargain price Multiple Display Advertising Items Club Med Multiple Display Advertising Items Barefoo… Multiple Display Advertising Items The southern Highlands Local Knowledge A rock star, a clan chief and a Scottish celebrity shepherd tell Vincent Crump about their favourite haunts Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel like a king, dine like an emperor Bird flu: country breaks under threat Directions African safaris dry up A A Gill Goes North The Monson Miracle Good Gear Sat-Nav Mobile Phone The Sunday Times Offers Direct Baby-Food Vacuum Flask Sports Sunglasses Hooded Jacket Shall we share body heat? Lost, but not alone, in the jungle, Fiona Hart had to huddle up for warmth Our man on the bobsleigh You don't have to be an Olympian to try the Olympic bob, as Chris Haslam proves Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Travel Direct Lazytraveller. com New 'sweeper' sites promise to save the hassle of hunting for deals online. Richard Green tests them out Stopover in Style Dubai Eat at Gordon Ramsay, dance at Buddha Bar, then go skiing: 10 ways to pass the time Multiple Display Advertising Items A weekend at Cézanne's 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 Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols Where do you go to relax after Kabul? Asne Seierstad takes a a house in France Where was I? Win a leisurely week's cycling holiday for two in central Mallorca, with Headwater The competition Multiple Display Advertising Items Thomsonfly Contents Fresh Start Contents News Fresh! Scooby-Doo! in Working Stiffs Tiny T-Rex F-mail Most Requested F-mail …fact File Beak Viewing Meet a West End Star Funday steps behind the scenes and into the dressing room of Rachel Barrell, the leading lady from Chantom Of The Opera Mum's the Word Here Comes Fat Albert Win It! Quick Fire The World's Gone Pink Super Fun Doku Puzzle Zone On this Day. . . Spot the Difference Cup Clash Puzzle Zone Answers Squirt Fans Utd Jarvis Dennis and Gnasher Spot the Difference Competitions Five Alive SpongeBob Squarepants Contents Contents He who lives by the speed camera Me and my motors Up to speed A new power in Ferrari-land It's my nerves, examiner The great escape Speeding drivers are avoiding points by pinning their offences on someone else. One dodger tells Pat Malone how easily it is done Norwich Union The Ultimate Driving Machine Legal Get-Out Clauses from the Casebook of Mr Loophole World title fight Is the new pretender to Best Car on the Planet really better than the old champion? Nicholas Rufford and Andrew Frankel duelled it out Aston Martin Multiple Display Advertising Items Give Thieves the Finger In gear The Stuff of motoring dreams I Can See Clearly now The Knowledge the Macpherson Strut All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Fog Clear Bentley Approved Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items These Frenchies will never learn Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Used Car: Skoda Superb Second Opinion Ford Second Opinion The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Key Facts Sign Language Multiple Classified Advertising Items Excess Kit Costly Omissions Digital Solution Mirror Image Picture Gallery Belgian Pride Letters for Publication should be sent to Driving, … Jetta Plain Aus Liebe zum Autamobil Car Clinic Your motoring problems solved The Sunday Times Offers Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Porsche Contents Contents Watching the river flow Time and Place Moving on Is It worth It? 39 Queen's Gate Mews, London SW7, £595,000 Design Classics Country house for grown-ups £3m One-bed wonder £179,000 Houses of the week On the terrace £595,000 Crest Nicholson Absolutely Ghastly That's what comic actress Helen Lederer thought when she discovered her home renovations bill had doubled. The Absolutely Fabulous star explains to Mark Anstead how it all went wrong Michael Shanly Homes The horror of hi-tech Modern home gizmos, automation systems and wireless Lans? Kevin McCloud can't quite see the point Rh £10,000 a Year …to rent Gunby Hall, a grand pile in Lincoinshire, is the same as you would spend on a flat, in Brixton. Sounds too good to be true? There's a sting in the tale, discovers Terry Hope Zurich In great shape Porcelain, chunky, curvy: there's the right vase for every bloom, reckons Trish Lorenz Hamptons International The Burrower: The country mole Our West Country émigré discovers that she is not the only one with a less than sparking social life Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Victory in the park National parks have the strictest planning rules, so how did one couple self-build in Exmoor, asks Roland White Kingsoak Knock it down A Yorkshireman who built a £1m home without permission is paying the price, finds Caroline Brannigan British Gas Jackson-Stops & Staff Caught on the rails South London residents are fighting plans to turn tracks at the bottom of their gardens into a railway works depot, finds Cally Law Join the campaign for real furniture Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Winkworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sleeping soundly on the Costas As reports of burglars using knock-out gas on sleeping homeowners abound, security steps are essential to combat crime on the coast On the market Europe's new Ski frontier Slovenia Other top skiing destinations in Eastern Europe Poland Romania Ask the Experts The Movers' Guide Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items A World in Perfect Balance Multiple Display Advertising Items The Palmyra Multiple Display Advertising Items La Perla International Living Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My bar or yours? No longer just the realm of Del Boy, home bars are making a comeback, finds Wendy Sloane The Suffolk barn goes free-range What sets an architect's Suffolk barn conversion apart is that inside it still looks like a barn, says Dominic Bradbury Multiple Display Advertising Items Better than nature Interior designer John Stefanidis is not averse to using the odd plastic plant in the quest for elegant form and structure in his Pimlico garden, finds Caroline Donald The Viewswi Garden Cuttings What to do this week Back to the green source The garden is a rich store of free energy. Toby Buckland has ways to harness it to benefit you and plants Multiple Display Advertising Items Tax disincentive Do the rules on capital gains hit landlords too hard, asks Graham Norwood Harrods Estates Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamptons Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Singing the blues Running a property portfolio is no bed of roses, moans Rosie Millard The Market Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Arsenal Contents PC World Business Let smart systems take the strain Don't risk getting left behind by your competitors in the business race, warns Louise Armitstead Surfing and Working Then and now: progress report How safe are your business secrets? PC World Business Get ready to flex With government backing, flexible working arrangements are on the march, says Sarah Bridge Considering Home Working? Who's Gone Mobile Say goodbye to the nine to five Ideal Working Conditions In Safe Hands Broadband is probably the most useful single advance No More Commuting Taking Responsibility Powerful, flexible—and cheaper than you think Whether you're starting up or starting over, Sarah Bridge has the lowdown on the latest gear Prepare for the worst that can happen Would your company survive if it was caught up in a major disaster, says Gareth Huw Davies Data means business—protect it and survive Plan Ahead New Standard PC World Business Squeezing the town hall Can business learn cost-saving tricks from a local council, asks Gareth Huw Davies The benefits of home working can flow both ways Gareth Huw Davies on a council service transformed by the advent of home working Trust your Staff PC World Business Contents Suzuki Contents In the closing scene of the recent film Closer, a girl strides towards the camera through a throng of commuters Natalie Portman has plenty to shout about. As provocative orphan and pouting pole dancer, she was a wow—but will she seduce in a lead role? By Jasper Rees Which weighs me down He likes to ham a lot Monty Python is taking to the stage, thanks to Eric idle. Has he found a musical holy grail, asks Bryan Appleyard Now Showing at Cinemas Everywhere He brings back the sparkle Mark Edwards talks to Rick Rubin, the man who reinvented Johnny Cash and is now polishing Neil Diamond Decca Marion Cotillard, 30, right The new nouvelle vague A generation of francophone actors is leading a revolution on the big screen. Demetrios Matheou names names Their luck just ran out Mack & Mabel Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul 12A, 90 mins Derailroaded No cert, 86 mins Seven Swords 15,140 mins Date Movie 12A, 83 mins The Fog 15,100 mins Truman's inhumanity to man In Cold Blood is a remarkable book, but its amoral author is a terrible subject for a movie, says Cosmo Landesman Expect cries of "shame" from the stalls with the Culture Soapbox Where to get your TV kicks Television Question time Dutch landscape sexy? Yes, if it's one by Jacob van Donmar on tour Up close and impersonal Bryn Terfel excels as Wagner's Dutchman, but the backdrop is a distraction, says Hugh Canning Apollo Victoria Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items A funny thing happened on the way to the forum Alex Horne is riding to the rescue of Latin, says Stephen Armstrong Galway Ireland Monkey magic? It works wonders for new bands, but does the MySpace effect have pitfalls for fans and artists, asks Dan Cairns Carte Noire Happy at the cutting edge Revealing pain is his forte. Yet as the Royal Court's current darling, Daniel Mays couldn't be more content. 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