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ResumoContents Taxes to hit all-time high Lottery throws £10m to the wind Contents Push in Marches mark third anniversary of Iraq wars Curry king's peerage blocked after new loan Downing Stree attacks Dromey Contents The Sunday Times Your Big Value Sunday Times Readership Hits 3.5M 'Front' group hid Tory donor Stihl More Clarkson Verdicts next Week Cameron's guru gets £276,000 Contents Win a Luxury Apartment in Dubai Blair's Ratings Fall Contents Have your Sunday Times Delivered Clarke in London bomb row with cleric Condi goes on magical Beatles mystery tour Earlier trial suggested drug in test horror could be toxic Those Holes: The Truth Tesco Sion Jenkins denies having beaten ex-wife Brown goes gunning for gas guzzlers Flybe 500,000 children set to lose NHS dental treatment Cracks found in Diana fountain Mercedes-Benz Hi-tech skiers lured to death off-piste American Airlines Anyone here seen Mr and Mrs Pitt? Rebel officer says he is Yard's fall guy Liar's don't blink: they keep still and concentrate hard 'Black hole' in Ruth Kelly's expenses British Gas Zut! We're overrun by les rosbifs France bewails British invasion Halifax It's my rainforest now. No logging Ford Segregation warning as whites face being minority in cities Rare Birds Saved Blair schools fail to beat comprehensives Third of city academies don't produce better exam results City Academies Multiple Display Advertising Items Hirst earns £2m at the shark factory Multiple Display Advertising Items MI5 'helped IRA buy bomb parts in US' Multiple Display Advertising Items Edmonds could buy royal manor Nasa to put man on far side of moon Bid for new inquest in case of heroin girl Multiple Display Advertising Items The painful part of car ownership £1,000 for a mirror, £120 for a sidelight: the price of repairs on complex modern vehicles soars Multiple Display Advertising Items Poet laureate: schools are too keen on my rivals What Price Power? In the wake of last week's Sunday Times scoop, the prime minister has admitted taking £14m in undisclosed loans. Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Robert Winnett and Jonathan Calvert report VH1 FlyMonarch The Politics of Funding Lord Cashpoint's touch of money magic Stuart Wavell on the unlikely rise of a former pop impresario Blair's Rating at 12-Year Low Poison Chalice Lois Rogers, Richard Woods and Brain Deer investigate how a drug trial left six men battling for life BT TV autocutie shows how to lead from the front Signs of a lost youth Thistle Hotels National Express The endgame A murderous system claims more lives Blair has hijacked Labour's soul and we shall never see it again Picture Gallery Gordon thinks it's all over if he can grab a bit of World Cup magic Atticus What crazy fun-lovers they must be at the Department Atticus Hello, Sailor Prescott — thanks for helping me with my sex change Atticus Teather succeeds Mandy as magnet for mockery Atticus The political legacy of Josep Borrell, president of … Atticus Giving donors a bad name undermines all the parties The Queen normally disapproves of Pretty much Atticus With just five weeks to go until St George's Day there Atticus Euro Tunnel Time to expose nuclear secrecy Mitsubishi Grandis Mirage Pain and little NHS gain Food label confusion Bin the bureaucrats Inventive Sleuthing Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street France warms to its Royal family The Socialist tipped as France's first female president is beguiling voters and scaring rivals, writes Matthew Campbell Contents AIG Healthwow Protesters in clashes with Paris riot police MUM World stays away as Serbs bury Milosevic Norwick Union Wily 'coyotes' win US border battle India's call-centre staff tune in to decadence PC World Peugeot Snipers moved up for Belarus election unrest Multiple Display Advertising Items An Iron Rule Wing women show shy men a good time Mugabe rival in fight to survive Released Saddam papers hint at links to Al-Qaeda 'Impeach Bush' chorus grows Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Toyota Today's weather Newspapers Support Recycling Elderly trapped since Christmas News in Brief Bird flu hits Israel Britons jailed for molesting children Theme park drama Terror suspect may return to Algeria Three tickets share £7.5m Lotto jackpot Spanish violence Correction Shakira aims to dial up a hit The Times British face 20-year war to tame Taliban Cash for coronets — the scandal born in Balir's big coup Well, it is lucky the sick six in that fateful durgs Vauxhall Zac rides high as a favourite of Charles We need water bad and all Prescott gives us is concrete Alan Hansen is admired by some men for his sharp Contents Scolari in talks with the FA Contents RBS Contents Robinson defiant as Player ratings The knives are out for Andy Robinson, but removing … Horgan grabs crown Cheltenham & Gloucester England need to get smart if they are to thrive in … Heroic Hampson stunned by support Matt Hampson returns to Twickenham, still trying to come to terms with the incredible response to the story of his brave battle against paralysis. By Nick Cain Time for Fresh Faces England face humiliation at the World Cup unless emergency action is taken and that means putting Rob Andrew in charge of a revamped coaching team England win Slam New Personnel for England Talking point Fritz hands France the glory Paterson puts the boot in as Scotland finish on high note France held on to win their fourth international of … Test Drive Classy Arsenal blow Charlton away 'No Euro super league,' says G14 Pressure intensifies on beleaguered Bruce Keane's journey at an end? Rijkaard wary of racism move Boro bank on Hasselbaink England v Germany at Wembley Arsenal fans party like it's £19.99 Football tales from the tabs. . Driving Saha double sinks West Brom BMW Bellamy too good for Boro West Ham's reserves fall to Redknapp Asda Dynamic Davies lifts below par Bolton Contents Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Nationwide Conference FA Trophy Semi-finals first log Scotland Other Football Fixtures Beattie bullies pathetic Villa Wigan profit from blunder The Sunday Times Up for the Fight After beating a life-threatening illness, American striker Brian McBride is ready for another battle as Fulham take on champions Chelsea today The Sunday Times Ambition crucial to keeping Owen As Newcastle host their injured striker's old team today, Glenn Roeder urges the club to sign big names to keep Liverpool and other suitors at bay, writes Paul Forsyth TV Match City in with a Shout Trevor Sinclair faces West Ham in the FA Cup tomorrow, praying he can avoid the same fate as his manager Kishishev's cloud has silver lining The Sunday Times This week's remaining FA Cup quarter-finals Miller foils Reading as Wolves eye playoff berth Earnshaw keeps Warnock on edge Coca-Cola League Nervous Wednesday stutter to vital victory Thompson saves Jerome with Cardiff winner Cool head Healy saves Leeds Scorer Fuller off as Ipswich grab curcial point Coa-Cola League Hughes winner leaves Tuttle feeling heat Wilson strikes again as Chester go bottome Who is the Greatest? Rooney can be all-time great, says Eriksson Sheriff Scolari gunning for repeat of glory The Portugal coach has an excellent record in major tournaments — and an uncanny ability to turn things around when his teams fall behind California scheming leaves Germany cold It goes from bad to worse for the World Cup hosts: coach Jurgen Klinsmann is under fire and now Sebastian Deisler will miss the tournament, reports Ian Hawkey My England job letter leak Klinsmann and his tabloid tormentors 1 Sonia O'Sullivan The top 10 2 Greg Rusedski 4 Greek baseball team 5 Mark McNulty 8 Malachi Davies 10 Peter Nicol 3 Alfredo di Stelano 6 Lavon Mercer 7 Salf Saaeed Shaheen 9 Zola Budd Seven up Kelly Sotherton is the single-minded winner who is favourite for this week's Commonwealth heptathlon title Highlights of the next two days in Melbourne Triathlon goes swimmingly for local heroine Australia took gold in bothe traithlons, but it was the tragedy behind Emma Snowsill's win that roused the fans Pendleton emerges from cycle of despair The English rider has suffered more than most at major competitions, but she lays her demons to rest with a glorious victory in Melbourne. By Simon Buckland Britain's pool of gold Australia's swimming hopes are left in the shallow end as England and Scotland medalists exceed all expectations Contents Gault equals medals record Sport on TV Multiple Display Advertising Items Questions & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Caught in times Liverpool win the Second Division, 1962 Sport Letters Big four battle it out in Malaysia Racing certainty Fernando Alonso hates the limelight, which is why he relishes leaving his pursuers behind, both on and off the track The Sunday Times Contents Tiger left in the woods Darren Clarke and Greg Owen show the world No 1 a clean pair of heels going into the final round at Bay Hill, writes Paul Forsyth Zoom Zoom French raiders snare Wolves The Times Salford surge goes to plan City Reds have turned heads with their fine start to the season, but it is nothing more than they expected as their revival strategy comes good, reports Richard Rae Strauss bounces back with brilliant century Supported by debutant Owais Shah, the opener returned to his best form to keep alive England's hopes of a series-levelling victory Airberlin Dravid's call boosts tourists The Indian captain's decision to put England in came as a surprise, but Andrew Strauss believes it gives them a chance to pile on the pressure, writes Simon Wilde This has been a troublesome winter from England. Each … Village people ready to take centre stage Indian cricket is changing. No longer is it dominated by the metropolitan elite as young players emerge in their droves form across the nation , reports Simon Wilde Owais Shah: made for England Wanadoo Aussie Ruler Ricky Ponting is a winner who is determined not to be remembered as the captain who lost the Ashes to England for the first times in 19 years The Sunday Times Clark crushes South Africa Nissan Federer serves warning The world No 1 plays his best tennis to eat his Thai rival 6-2 6-3 last night and reach the final at Indian Wells Results round-ups Other sports Today's racing Fixtures Inspired Howell in sight of Tour scoring record Sports round-up Skiing Rugby Union Rugby League Fixtures Cycling Curling Racing Tennis This Week The biggest compliment payable to Conor O'Dwyer and … The Sunday Times Spencer lands double Losing took far too long Techno rage: the industry Matthew Wall ignited a fuse when he raged in these pages against exasperating digital goods and services. Today he writes that the accused are blaming the customers It's time for Master Tesco and his chums to stop squabbling Readers Air their Grievances Time Lord First Decisions Panasonic Prizewinners Sorcerer's Apprentice Patience-Tester The Sunday Times Action Plan Update Barclaycard Wee man leaves massive legacy Improveing safety is horse sense Tyson back in cage Contents Aviva to dazzle investors with Pru plan Poker giant places a bet on new boss Virgin Olympic site owners at war Contents Private health makes a killing Special Report Several tycoons have made millions by helping the NHS to fill its gaps, writes Dan Drillmsa-Milgrom Tchenguiz near to closing Laurel deal Business Digest Biotech boss raises £28m Uranium mining firm to list on AIM JP Morgan leads race for debt agency Press Complaints Commission Multiple Display Advertising Items Firms braced for budget woes Wembley boss 'was jailed for being too polite' Caudwell weighs £1bn offers Reckitt rounds up cash to bid for Pfizer arm Paper deal takes a twist Rent rises in Savile Row don't suit tailors Furse to go on front foot and finally unveil LSE strategy Top architect Alsop sells up Evolution founder raise £30m fund Multiple Display Advertising Items Sainsbury walks out in bias row Contents Enel sounds out EC over Suez bid Carphone lends its weight to text firm If Aviva wants the Pru, it will have to cough up more Agenda Steady on the surface hides turmoil below Bubble trouble Strong stuff America puts security before freer trade Fearful Just when you thought it was safe to get back into equities, another bubble appears to be forming. Report by Paul Durman Regus Why the M&A Boom Could Run and Run Times Online Backchat High-street retailers follow Body Shop into ethical trade Jumping on the Fairtrade bandwagon has paide off. Richard Fletcher and Dan Drillsma-Milgrom report Winners with Wealth from Health How the sparkle came off at royal jeweller Asprey Dominic Rushe in New York and Matthew Goodman look at why things have gone so badly wrong for the 225-year-old firm Credit Sussie Reitzle takes Linde to global glory The Linde chief's £8bn bid for BOC will transform the hidebound German firm. By Dominic O'Connell The Sunday Times Old guard lose the battle of Newbury As Vodafone offloads its Japanese opeation, Paul Durman looks at the two men who came off works form the boardroom fighting LSE faces the crunch after Nasdaq bid London Stock Exchange must now decide which suitor it wants, write Louise Armitstead and Dominic Rushe Aspinall makes a monkey of Las Vegas rivals The Andrew Davidson Interview Gossip Column heart-throb Damian Aspinal is a leading contender to build Britain's first super-casino. His father would be surprised but proud Damian Aspinall's Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime The Times Bank goes football crazy with loans Co-operative bank has lent more than £100m to seven clubs and many of those loans look shaky. Report by Richard Fletcher BT What the Clubs Owe Co-Op Bank Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beyond petroleum Skills Shakespeard school of motivation Doing the Business Management masterclasses from the world of sport Charlesworth at a Glance Lessons in Leadership Olives went to my head How I Made It Giles Henschel Founder of Oliver et Al Multiple Display Advertising Items US share options can be taxed here The Business Doctor Meeting Needs of Disabled Staff World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates / Bonds Currencies Commodities Change accelerates in a shrinking world Business Letters The City Comes to Cheltenham Prufrock Vodafone Sir Peter pushes the boat out after trimming his sails Prufrock The retail tycoon Philip Green range the Prufrock Car parts: the next big thing? Prufrock While observes of the global stock-exchange saga were Prufrock Last week in an article about a donation by Lewis Chest Prufrock Kingfisher split has fallen flat Leslau's challenge Contents Looking for winners in far-off markets Countries such as Venezuela and Egypt have posted stellar returns, but will they be eclipsed by the likes of Taiwan, asks Jenne Mannion Trusty ways to invest overseas Record Isa sales News in Brief Contents Safe as houses Footsie breaks through the 6,000 barrier Fidelity Multiple Display Advertising Items A Question of Money Abbey forgot to send compensation cheque Technology group chairman cashes in some of his chips Directors' Deals Warning over never-ending mortgages Many borrowers are paying only interest on their loans while they wait for an inheritance windfall. By David Budworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Banks are guaranteed to let you down Multiple Display Advertising Items Isa cash call Stamping on stamp duty Is the Footsie The British market has already beaten experts forecasts for the year. How much higher can it go, asks Kathryn Cooper Heading for 10,000? Where Will the Footsie End 2006? The cautious optimists Multiple Display Advertising Items What Investors Should Do now The obstinate bears Contents You can make £30,000 with the InvestaQuest competition This is your opportunity to test your stockpicking skills — without risking any of our own money. By William Kay Fight the hikes in mortgage exit fees The Sunday Times is campaigning to stop lenders from charging inflated sums when you redeem you loan. By Jessica Bown Multiple Display Advertising Items 'fees are Spiralling out of Control' Contents At last — some good news on pensions As the crisis in retirement savings deepens, experts say next month's A-Day changes offer a rare ray of hope. By David Budworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items How to make the most of the A-Day revolution David Budworth answers your questions about the biggest shake-up in pensions for nearly a century Key Changes Multiple Display Advertising Items Sipp billions seek a home in property funds You may not be able to put a buy-to-let in your pension, but you can still invest in a collective scheme. By Kathryn Cooper Multiple Display Advertising Items Older pension savers 'should' stay in shares Some advisers say you could lose out if you switch form equities to bonds as retirement nears. By David Budworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Heating cover can be cold comfort Some householders have been left shivering for days on end by delays and poor service, reports Jessica Bown Barclays limits online transfers to £1,000 The bank is getting tough on those who want to withdraw four-figure sums over the internet. By Jessica Bown Multiple Display Advertising Items A flood, and then the real nightmare began Richenda Power came home from holiday to cascades of water — and an ordeal with Royal & Sun Alliance and the ombuds man Multiple Display Advertising Items The Lessons I've Learnt Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Driven mad by new cars Multiple Display Advertising Items Heartbeat saved me from running a B&B Fame and Fortune John Duttine was about to convert his barn into a hotel when he won his role in the ITV drama, writes Natalie Graham Jupiter Parents face £1,000 bill for student flats People who let out homes to their children and their friends will have to buy a license, says Kathryn Cooper Contents The World's Best Books Contents BT Snatched by the American courts A victim of laws giving the US rights to extradition without proof tells Zoe Brennan of his fear Twelve Books that Changed the World Oxford Literary Festival How a Book of Rules Gave the World the Beautiful Game Mr Mum and me: a hard working family in Hollywood Boots Oh Anita, it's not worth it Too tired to think: team Bush loses its way The secret life of handbags I was a neocon. I was wrong St. George's University The Sunday Times The funday Times Why do they do it? It's a yobbo power trip The British — from hoodies to drunken toffs and even Tony Blair — know the might of a parade, writes Francis Gilbert Multiple Classified Advertising Items Women at war with the mullahs What drives a woman to risk a fatwa by attacking Islam. Christopher Goodwin reports Multiple Display Advertising Items Suddenly the exit is further away Jane Corbin finds the strategy for pulling British troops out of southern Iraq is now clouded with uncertainty Getting the sack really would help French workers Protesting French students need an economics lesson, says Diana Furchtgott-Roth Insideout The 100,000 left to sink The educational apartheid in our secondary schools is destroying lives, says Mary Coughlin Multiple Display Advertising Items What Choice is No Choice? Want to shine? Get a good finish It's not a game Giselle Pakeerah tells Kira Cochrane why her son's murder has led her to campaign against violent video games SAAB Contents Guilt Trip Mephisto 2377 Sudoku Bookwise The Sunday Times Bridge Chess Teaser 2269 The Sunday Times Crossword 4164 Clue Writing Contest 1056: Cascaded Winners They've got a mountain to climb to sort this lot out Winner's Dinners Who's taking the Mick? Snooper of the week This Life Positive discrimination of the week Pleasant surprise of the week Camera, Lights, No Clothes, Action No, this Isn't what I Mean by Deep Fine Cover? Technical hitch of the week Cunning plan of the week You Lookin' at my Bitch, Mate? The independent: Anthony Farrar-Hockley Last word. . . The Times: Phyllis Gates Winner's Letters Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Get the most out of your recruits British companies are failing to make the most of dynamic new talent by not welcoming staff propertly into their organisations. By Gareth Huw Davies Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items They won't be high flyers until taught to take off Engineering firm Atkins has forged ahead since is started hiring psychologists to bring out the potential of his top team, writes Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Bullies and their victims — it's all about personality Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Apprentices return to the cutting edge Apprenticeships are coming back. But while colleges are keen to help, employers are more hesitant. By Simon Brooke Multiple Display Advertising Items Putting the heat on energy firms A Week in the Life of Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Running Commentary With a Lycra-clad tour guide by his side and a heart monitor on his wrist, Matt Rudd tries out a speedy new kind of sightseeing Doc Holiday Two sisters want to spend their grandad's legancy on a worthwhile wildlife holiday The Doctor Says Sunsail The Thompsons Prescription One Prescription Two Prescription Three The Doc's quick fixes Expedia Over to you. . . The Perfect Med? The Worst Holiday Ever The Smug Shot Spot the Difference This doesn't look like a normal Easter holiday. And it isn't. Jeremy Lazell presents a wilder sort of family break Safari, Uganda Las Vegas Desert Adventure, Tunisia Riding, Wales Geusers and Glaciers, Iceland Surf & Turf, Cornwall Camel Safari, Egypt Cycling, France Trekking, Nepal Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Inca Explorer, peru Pharaohs and Feluccas, Egypt Whale Sharks, Belize Best of Borneo, Malaysia Snow Business, Finland Dune Riding, Namibia Kayaking, Malta Trekking, Morocco Family Sport Multiple Display Advertising Items . . . but just want to flop on the beach Toffs' Paradise Founded in the 6th century by the poshest of refugees, Ravello has never lost its upper-crust charm, says Frederic Raphael Travel brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Chocks Away! Our magnificent man Chris Haslam tests out Europe's fastest flying machine, soaring over Surrey Stealth online Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Easter chaos looms in Spain Angkor's giant rubbish dump Fancy a walk in the Himalayas? Trek expert Garry Weare … Holiday money In brief Readers' rants Last-minute bargains It's finally happening: British Airways is going Seafrance Where was I? Beyond the Canyon The only reason anyone ever goes to Arizona is to see the world's biggest hole in the ground and they're missing out. Stephen Bleach delves deeper into America's most eccentric state The Sunday Times Change from £80 Are there any good hotels for less than £80? Well, you've found some corkers Cordless Headphones Good Gear Is that a bit too hard for you? Birgitta Knowles massaged the facts on a tropical spa break with a happy ending Multipurpose Mobile Multiple Display Advertising Items Ultralight Jacket Hiking Boots Instant weekend Hamburg It's Germany's best city for culture, shopping and pickled pumpkin Multiple Display Advertising Items Swing a Bargain Barefoot luxury in the Maldives, without footing a huge bill? Susan d'Arcy finds six options under £1,000 Reethi Beach Resort Full Moon Kuredu White Sands Resort Meeru Island Resort Laguna Cream of the Cotswolds Chipping Campden has English charm, a swanky new hotel and, William Gray discovers, a full diary The Hotels Eurostar The Food Sights and Activities Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols You can keep Amarillo. Neil Sedaka's found his way to Hawali Where was I Win a week's watersports holiday for two at Club Marverde in Turkey, with Sunsail Clubs The competition Multiple Display Advertising Items Hurtigruten Contents Contents Give me a real performer On his CD Changer Ford's SUV breaks cover Up to speed Fast women A spare tyre may save you Fill up on corn Diesel smugglers come out at night At a dark lorry stop, Britain's bootleg fuel trade is flourishing. Simon Brooke reports The Dodges and the Dangers Tough Egg with a Soft Centre Drives the Jeep Commander The Internet Fast Lane Anatomy of cool: how to pick cars with credibility Andy Wilman, the producer of Top Gear, explains the ground rules of its infamous Cool Wall BMW Play the Game Multiple Classified Advertising Items Two-Wheel Merc The stuff of motoring dreams Lie Back and save Cash The Knowledge Vehicle Tracking Systems All you wanted to know about cars but were afrais to ask Honorary Consul Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items It's the Terry Wogan of superminis The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Used Car: Citroënluriel Second Opinion The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Double Jeopardy Code Breaker By the Book Washout Rule of Law Wrong Frequency False Impressions Share Scheme Copycat Maybach Deal of the Week Aus Liebe zum Automobil Car Clinic Your motoring problems solved My First Crash The Internet Fast Lane Norwich Union Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Porsche Contents Contents Shoeless in the woods Time and place Moving on Is It worth It? Design Classics The brief The issues Adding a wing to a prayer The Coopers, who live in a vicarage they don't own, want to secure their financial future by investing in property Spencer's Selection: The Likely Candidates Berkeley Homes It's a funny old place Cornic Vic Reeves and his wife, Nancy Sorrell, are selling up in Kent. And their home has their wacky stamp on it, discovers Rosie Milard Charm in a teacup Afternoon tea is back. Trish Lorenz finds the prettiest china and cakeware so you can enjoy it in style Winkworth China set Perfect service Barclays Octagon Edwardian elegance £2.25m A castellated bolt hole £198,000 Houses of the week Chelsea finish in Broadstairs £650,000 Octagon Ever gone on holiday in the countryside and longed … Owning a holiday home isn't all sunshine and fun. Emily Laurence Baker looks at the pitfalls, from commutes and high bills to reluctant teenagers Lower Mill Estate Do you really want all this? Hamptons International The project manager From antique to modern, there are bathroom fittings to suit any decor Baths Sinks and lavatories Hot tubs The home service Who'd have thought sucking up dust and dirt would become such big business? Showers Suppliers and costs What else do I need to know? In 1975, five years after they bought a farm in south Beechcroft Special Projects Far from Virginia Water The old curiosity house Dickens lived here, and William Blake was a frequent guest. Anthony Harrison visits Hampstead's oldest house Jackson-Stops & Staff Join the billionaire Highland set The winning bid at the first big Scottish sporting estate sale of the year could exceed £2.5m, says Helen Davies Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward The Sunday Times Tales from Tuscany House of Rock On the market Blighty in the sand There's another Britain, off Dubai, in the modest development known as The World. John Arlidge takes the first leap Contents Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items New Found Property International Multiple Display Advertising Items Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Barclays Ask the Experts The Movers' Guide Multiple Display Advertising Items Sympathy for the detail Nigel Tully's spirited mother-in-law would have liked what he's done to her cottage, says Katrina Burroughs Back in bloom Nothing heralds the return of spring better than big, blousy blossoms. Rachel de Thame picks her favourite seasonal varieties Savills Garden Cuttings What to do this week Dig the dirt on your soil What lies beneath can have a big effect on what you plant. Toby Buckland knows how to uncover soil secrets Multiple Display Advertising Items Snagging headache Is it worth calling in professional fault-finders to check your newly built house for defects, wonders Simon Brooke Anthony green & Spencel Multiple Display Advertising Items Urban Splash The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Grounded in reality Investing in US property is not a short cut to a visa, warns Rosie Millard The Market Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Berkeley Homes Contents MasterCard Contents Harrison The rugged man of few words in history. These days, Harrison Ford likes the limelight—and even talks to Garth Pearce about his revitalised personal life How Apple ate the world It is business, culture, art and a quasi-religion. Bryan Appleyard praises the great god of computer design Modernism is back in Fashion Duke of York's Theatre It is surprisingly hard to arrange an interview with After the slapstick of Green Wing, how will Tamsin Greig play the Bard, asks Stephen Armstrong HMV Small mercies Tsotsi is a refresing tale set in South Africa that makes no attempt to glamorise brutality By the early 1970s, pop music had grown up and got … The Sunday Times The Pink Panther Rest of the week's films RUHR 2010 The Double Life of Véronique The Army in the Shadows Ushpizin HMV Biteback Culture Soapbox How did he keep on carrying on? A new Today? A totally organic experience The Smiths, Blondie and added Hammond—that's the Organ Mrs Henderson Romance and Cigarettes The Sunday Times Cometh the hour. . . 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