News from 26/03/2006
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Jonathan Northcroft, Tracey Boles, Gil Milt, Waldemar Januszczak, Hala Jaber, John Dugdale, William Kay, Stephen Jones rugby correspondent, Barbara Hall, Tom Allen, Tony Barrell, Mike Molloy, N J, John-Paul Flintoff, David Mills, Sally Brock, Helen Davies, Peter Whittle, Laura Bailey, Rob Hughes, Jason Dawe, John Peter, Colin Brennan, Chris D'Souza, John Waples Business Editor, Victoria Lynn, Gareth Walsh, Frank Whitford, Jim Aitchison, Ivo Tennant, John Hanson, Matthew Davis, David Gower, Jonnie Hok, Kathryn Cooper, Matt Wolf, John Elliot, P D, Caroline Jaggard, David Smith, Esther Ranzten, Kenneth Wood, Richard Bond, Tim Richards, Andrew Quested, Adrienne Dowd, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, Richard Green, Lynda Samuel, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Nighat Awan, Andrew Skidmore, Mark Castle, Marcin Kacprzak, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Martin James, Sir John Rose, Anthony G Phillips, Elizabeth Scott-Baumann, Ariel Leve, Micheal Portillo, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Adrian Furnham, Ian Walker, Matt Rudd, Peter Wilson, Peter Annand, Rosie Millard, Kate Hawkings, David Dougill, C H, John Arlidge, Sarah-Kate Templeton Medical Correspondent, Surinder Arora, Louise Thomas, Christopher Hart, Stuart Barnes, Simon Bingham, Paul Flynn, Ruth Miskin, Ernest Wheale, Cally Law, Tony Cornish, Paul Forsyth, Hugh Mcllvanney, Isabel Oakeshott, Geraldine Hackett Education Correspondent, Hugh Canning, A Palmer, Jeremy Clarkson, Edward Porter, David Cairns, Stewart Lee, Victoria Segal, Clive Nathan, Patricia Nicol, Wendy Sloane, Sarah Dempster, Andrew Holgate, Greg Gordon, Katharine Houreld, Dave Pollard, Richard Fletcher, Daniel Johnson, Greg Struthers, Peter Oliver, Lydia Slater, Charlie Higson, Chris Dare, Tim Simond, Brendan Bourne, Richard Johnson, Stuart Wavell, Roger Eglin, Paul Donovan, Glyn Morgan, Ali Rifat, Mary Jo Gibbons, Grant Statharn, Nic Cooper, Peter Hertfordshire, Tom Stubbs, Paul Kimmage, Giles Hattersley, Chris Woodhead, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Henry Rollin Consultant, Terry Long, Susie Godwin, Ian Hawkey, Shelley Von Strunckel, David Leppard, Paul Durman, Rebecca Honey, Richard Girling, Mark Edwards, Rachel Bridge, Lord Archer, Paul A F Wilson, Askold Krushelnycky, Paul Sexton, Tony Black, Phil Baker, Christina Lamb, Sean Newsom, Mike Ellcock, John Robotham, Peter Haymes, Raymond Keene, C L, Gareth Huw Davies, Rod Liddle, Steven Bleach, Robbie Hudson, Cosmo Landesman, Mark Madden, Marie Colvin, Zoe Brennan, Andrew Roberts, Dudley George, Roger Harrison, Emma Smith, Stephen Jones, Dominic O'Connell, Shabina Begum, Barry Flatman, Marshall Auerback, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Louise Armitstead, Stephen Bleach, David Phelan, Adrienne Connors, Melvyn Bragg, Tim Moorey, Caroline Donald, Lois Rogers Social Affairs Editor, Nick Rennison, Martin Garvey, Jessica Brinton, Michael Crane, Mark Heap, Helen Brown, Trevor Lewis, Kiran Grewal, Colin McDowell, Bryan Appleyard, Jennifer Harper-Deacon, Tony Knifton, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, John King, David Peddy, Isabel Oakeshott Deputy Political Editor, Mark Anstead, Mark Stucklin, Christopher Goodwin, Bethan Cole, Jonathan Leake Environment Editor, Richard Woods, George Hall, Steward Lee, Steven Swinford, Shane Watson, Tom Cox, Marc Horne, Tom Elder, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Angela Grestley Chief Executive, Sandy Pratt, Richard Rae, Frank Ellis, Jeremy Cross, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Charlie Duffy, Hilary Spurling, Sophie Kirkham, Michael Sheridan, Clare Francis, Ian Thomson, John Harlow, Annette Baker, Karin Goodwin, Alison Wear, Brian Champion, Chris Haslam, Dipesh Gadher, Tom Baird, Mark Kleinman, Jenny Gilbert, Paul Rowan, A A Gill, Alex Pell, Denis Walsh, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, Des Dwyer, M J Jackson, David Bolchover, Jacqui Goddard, Nirpal Dhaliwal, Simon Jenkins, Stephen Pettitt, Deirdre Fernand, Claudia Croft, Jessica Bown, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Jonathan Calvert, Jonathan Milne, Geoffrey Podger, Alan Sillitoe, T L, Sally Kinnes, Daniel Emery, Dame Deirdre Hutton, Sophie Harrison, Brian Doogan, John Aizlewood, Minette Marrin, Dr Julian Lewis Mp Shadow Defence Minister House of Commons, James Knight, Andrew Frankel, Graham Norwood, Jonathan Futrell, Paul Butterfill, David Budworth, Hugh Pearman, Andrew Davidson, Dan Cairns, Keith Sutherland, Matt Roberts, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Harry Thompson, Simon Trump, Brian Shaw-Rudd, Eleanor Cramphorn, Chris East, Brian Schofield, N Bracken, Matthew Goodman, India Knight, Sara Hassan, Joanna Simon, Barry Newcombe, Dominic Rushe, Richard Lewis, Karen Robinson,
ResumoContents Should this child have been left to die? Doctors call premature babies 'bed blockers' Contents Virgin atlantic Prescott caught in loans row Labour on the Run Cameron took £100,000 from Saudi arms dealer Contents The Sunday Times Foreign Reporter The Sunday Times Scoops Most Awards The Sunday Times won four of the categories in the British Press Awards last week, more than any other paper Feature Writer Blair knew of loans before picking peers Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles Cartoonist Record stretch: Cherie Blair takes part in a Mexican … Tories urged to reveal backers Specialist Writer The picture editors' choice Environmentally friendly Contents Have your Sunday Times Delivered Festival on the web Prescott backed lenders Health food? Try the dog's dinner Pet meat has less fat than Big Mac Halifax Kember's muted thanks fuels SAS rescue row Doctors opt to have private operations Currys Actors told to stub out cigarettes TV crisis looms over ban on smoking Whitehall tells Archers how to halt 4x4 havoc Rebel MPs plan new attack on grammars AholdSettlement I'm not the classical Britney Mercedes-Benz British fertility clinics at foot of IVF league Navy adapts sonar to protect whales Bid to end Saudi probe to safeguard arms deal Prince calls on Muslims to become more tolerant Deepcut report blames army for failing recruits Homes to become mini power stations 'Black hole' in the ministers' house expenses Ford Multitasking children are losing the plot Young Hockney's straight period Cost of caring for the elderly set to double Boeing Extra 1.5m homes needed in UK to cope with immigration Science accuses BBC of medical quackery British-powered superjet reaches 6,000mph Brighter sun adds to fears of climate change Dando's killer 'incapable' of planning crime Paternity leave plan stalled by fraud fear Euro Tunnel David Bowie Ready to Kick out on Broadway with Bruce … BASF The Chemical Company Labour on the Run over Sleaze Row Police are now probing the honours for loans scandal. While Blair makes for the hills, a Tory lord sings. Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Jonathan Calvert and Robert Winnett report Fly Monarch. com The Rising Cost of Gongs Honours Price List Lenders who Swelled Labour's Coffers Have you been googled? Bosses are using the internet to peer into places interviews can't take them. John Elliott reports on the trend in digging digital dirt Morethan Click! Casualties of the Net The SAS man who lobbed a non-PC grenade Profile Let's sell Prince Charles BT Eastbourne, not Baghdad Multiple Display Advertising Items Same old Gordon Reading, writing and thoughtlessness Blair's fundamentalism is the real enemy of western values Maggie forks out to keep the baubles of office Atticus David Cameron, zealous convert to Fairtrade products Another budget, another bust-up between No 10 and No 11 Superjumbo makers ensure soft landing for safety test Atticus For sale on eBay: a lifetime peerage "surplus to Brown can run for the top job, but he can't hide You would think she has racked up more Air Miles than Attacks on speed cameras have prompted police in West Edward Leigh, the Eurosceptic Tory MP, commends Mencap Jail for the mentally ill seems insane Invesco Perpetual Failing Animal Testing: India Knight points to the Nuclear arms safety Green Light for Food Codes: Gavin Neath of the Points The right to life Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street Getting in the Way Norman Kember: was he peacemaker of troublemaker? Ali Rifat in Baghdad, Jonathan Milne and Richard Woods report The Sunday Times Mugabe's elderly live on 13p a month Lancer Vodafone Cruel cost of living New French radicals just want to swot Norwich Union It's Not Easy to Sack a Worker in France Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Zippy' offers Isreal smaller, safer future Hawks plan to drive out Hamas militants Bill Gates puts Bedingfield in his Xbox Six shot dead at Seattle party Oceanico Mitsubishi Motors Iraqis killed by US troops 'on rampage' Claims of atrocities by soldiers mount Holiday Inn Spies Just Confused Saddam Hotels with a sea view, 60ft down Gay cowboys fail to liberate shy sportsmen Putin accused of plagiarising his PhD thesis Ukraine president in last-ditch bid to stop rival Belarus protesters clash with police BT Fusion MazDa Today's weather Protesters rally in cartoon row News in Brief Fire kills two Coronation Street actress dies at 74 Pope's mercy plea Blair played 'key role' in Eta ceasefire Ten tickets share £3.9m Lotto jackpot Murder charge Armless speeder Deadly dust of gem trade kills Chinese The Times Liberian warlord on humanity charges Brown's spending will only deepen the schools crisis The compensation culture out of control? Ooh nooo Nissan Big mouth blows cold on Blair Silence isn't always golden, archbishop The Savile Row protesters were certainly better dressed Contents Gerrard sent off after 18 minutes as Liverpool beat … RFU chiefs warm to Richards Former Leicester hero touted for England role Contents Callaway Golf Drogba hands win to Chelsea Resilient Reo-Coker leaves hard working Wigan reeling Enjoying fear and loathing in west London Portsmouth and Arsenal washed out Match stats Talking point Boring Villa lack spark to win Liverpool survive culture clash Doomed Sunderland go down to Reid piledriver Peter Oliver at Stadium of Light Premier League enter Defoe row Ifill restores order for brash Blades Brian Doogan at Bramall Lane Coca-Cola Championship Tudgay double dents Wolves playoff hopes Palace count cost of Ward's late trip Hull's Cort uses his head to deny Ipswich Reading reach promised land John Aizlewood at Walkers Stadium Millwall's fight stuns Hornets Tired Leeds falter in chase Coca-Cola League Royals beat clock to soar into top flight Steve Coppell has turned his squad of underachievers and unknowns into a Premiership outfit even before spring has officially arrived Gretna beat Alloa to secure another title Taking centre Stage Ryan Giggs is revelling in his switch from the wing to central midfield and will have a key role as Manchester United take on Birmingham today Skoda Robson seeks happy ending The West Brom coach hopes to avoid another relegation nail-biter, but with a tough run-in starting at Tottenham tomorrow, history could repeat itself. By Brian Doogan 'It is nonsense to say coaching England is too big a leap for me' Sam Allardyce is proud of his record with Bolton and aims to further his England credentials when they play Middlesbrough today. By Jonathan Northcroft The Sunday Times Why life without Owen may suit England Can Wenger's young guns storm Europe? Emmanuel Eboue aims to keep his impressive start at Arsenal going on Tuesday as they take on Juventus Head to head: how Arsenal and Juventus will line up at Highbury this week Tie stirs memory of very different heroes Two players who featured in the thrilling 1980 meeting between Arsenal and Juventus in Turin died tragically young, but only one is remembered. By Ian Hawkey Can Wenger's young guns storm Europe? The youngest side in the Champions League faces one of the oldest at Highbury this week, but Arsenal can find inspiration from Ajax's 1995 win The sorcerer and his apprentices: how Arsène Wenger shaped the careers of three Juventus stars From triumph to tragedy Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Pools Claims Nationwide Conference FA Trophy Semi-finals second leg Scotland Other Football Fixtures Figo fights back The veteran Portuguese winger's form since his move to Internazionale from Madrid has Italian fans confident of victory over Villarreal on Wednesday The Sunday Times This week's remaining quarter-finals Boro raise their sights Middlesbrough come up against a familiar face when they play Basel on Thursday, writes Ian Hawkey Gavin leads five-star show for England The Birmingham boxer impressed in Melbourne, but the performance of the day came from Kenneth Anderson, a battling Scottish light-heavyweight, writes Nick Pitt Young stars point way to glory in Beijing It would be wrong to get carried away by what has been achieved here, but there are signs of genuine promise Gold turns to grief A haul of gold medals buoyed England, but it turned sour when the women's 4x400m relay team were disqualified Today's events at the Commonwealth Games Gault shoots down record Multiple Display Advertising Items Garcia flies the flag Brutal pin positions send the scores soaring but the Spaniard is on course to land one of the sport's top prizes Gutting the Shark Ten years ago Nick Faldo and Greg Norman went head to head in the final round of The Masters at Augusta. The Australian started six shots ahead but somehow contrived to lose by five. Why did he choke and Faldo become the champ? The Great White Shark v the Ice Man Sport on TV Times Online Heineken Cup Questions & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Caught in time Burnley win the Third Division, 1982 Sport Letters Mighty White baits Bath in cup rehearsal Nick Clan at The Recreation Ground Sale suffer in victory The Sunday Times Travel Magazine Lima delivers decisive blow Deano the deliverer Is Dean Richards the man to revive the England set-up after their dire Six Nations performance? Or could a 'dream team' led by Sir Clive Woodward still be appointed? Stephen Jones and Nick Cain report Powergen Cup Final Could a Woodward dream team work? Win the World Cup . . . in 2011 The running man Felipe Contepomi must be at his daring best if Leinster are to upset the might of Toulouse in Saturday's quarter-finals Hipkiss ready for old rivals Leicester's young centre can put himself in the frame for England if he can help the Tigers overcome Bath to reach the last four of the Heineken Cup. By Nick Cain The Sunday Times Johnny Cash—England cricket team The top 10 Black Eyed Peas, The Proclaimers—Andy Murray Eminem—England rugby union team Goldie—the Wimbledon Crazy Gang Punk—Stuart Pearce Strive Roots—Hannah Teter John Daly—John Daly Tina Turner—Chris Eubank Red Hot Chili Peppers—the British Olympic coxless four A Cut above Flintoff threatens Vaughan's role England lose in Jaipur as speculation grows that their match-winning allrounder may be asked to take over as captain of the one-day team, writes Simon Wilde Freddie's heroes With another Ashes series already on the horizon, England must make best use of a deepending pool of talent. By Simon Wilde New boys leave Fletcher spoilt for choice Airberlin. com Commonwealth Games Results round-up Today's racecards BMW Other Sport Fixtures Four-try McGuire helps Rhinos thrash Harlequins Sports round-up Rugby Union Cricket Snooker Rugby League Rallying MotoGP Superbikes Racing Golf This Week At last Tim Wins After six years and eight defeats, the former British No 1 finally lays his ghosts to rest and beats Lleyton Hewitt Miracle of Blake's progress A broken neck and a crippling back injury should have put paid to his tennis career, but James Blake, of America, refuses to give in, writes Barry Flatman The struggle to beat Hewitt Insideout Dell Dettori kicks up a desert storm The Italian jockey had his work cut out after being dealt the worst draw in the Dubai World Cup, but showed his class by driving home the favourite. By Tim Richards The Sunday Times Fabregas a leader in waiting The Times War declared on G14 heavyweights Woo back Woodward Web shoppers call the shots As online sales soar, buyers are growing fussier. Sally Kinnes asks how sites win, and lose, vital customers Sites where our kids are sitting targets Talking point 10 golden rules: what online customers want Don't panic Nigel Powell answers your home technology questions Bespoke playlists Pop videos uk. launch. yahoo. com The free earbuds with most music players are junk. Doors plugs in four innovative models Buyer's guide AKG K24P—typically £22, or £20 from www. avland. co. uk Clever, distinctive-sounding fold-up headpones Silent knight Sennheiser CX300—typically £40, or £32 from www. discountdiscs. co. uk Tiptop earplug-style buds that block out background sounds Gym buddy Beyerdynamic Sx10—£20 from www. hifibitz. co. uk Rugged new fold-up headphones that sound as funky as they look Rockin' on the free web Site test From rock'n' roll to Rossini, the web offers a free and totally legal musical feast. James Knight asks, Who needs MTV any more? Online music critic Wire-free wonder Ad-free classical www. operadio. com Peer-to-peer Reviews adapted from What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision magazine … The Sunday Times World bazaar Brilliant Make your move with a grandmaster at the online chess club Toyota Contents More jobs in the City than during the dotcom boom years Make or break sweetener in offer for ITV Rivals join race for Babcock Arlington Flying the Airbus giant of the skies Dominic O'Connell takes the controls of Europe's superjumbo, the plane that will challenge the 30-years dominance of the 747 Travelodge's £1bn checkout Icelandic bank seeks to cool crisis Business Digest Filing reveals steel bid backgound Emirates pilots in-flight mobiles Standard Life float 'still on track' Blackpool backed for super-casino Press Complaints Commission The Sunday Times Dragon fires up cheap texts Battle looms over naval dockyards New role for the wonder of Wickes Times Online Timesonline BNG to be sold ahead of nuclear clean-up task Syscap sale to net peer £10m Uproar at Sherwood golden goodbye De Savary's finance disasters revealed Brown's borrowing figure out by £3bn Weller out as Thames sale looms BA shy of being Olympics airline Carillion offloads Aussie operation Zurich Monty courts investors in Scottish Media ITV needs vision to avoid private equity's clutches Agenda Budget tall tales about UK competitiveness Economic Outlook Fed is unsettled by the return of pricing power American Account Same Again Itv A consortium led by former BBC director-general Greg Dyke has already had one takeover bid for ITV rejected. But it is determined to press ahead with another round. By Dominic Rushe and Mark Kleinman A Short History of Channel Surfing Chartered management institute Brown still hasn't learnt his lesson The Budget A poll shows 74% of executives think he is hindering business. By David Smith Bank of Scotland Corporate Britain must nurture passion for science Sir John Rose, chief executive of Rolls-Royce and a members of the chancellor's new International Business Advisory Council, says the UK is falling behind in the skills race Arsenal banks on rich fans to hit finance goals The London club has spent £390m on a new stadium. But will it usher in a bright new future or be ruinous? By Matthew Goodman Hogg Robinson Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items A tycoon with drive The Andrew Davidson Interview Seven years ago Surinder Arora built a hotel opposite Heathrow. Now he is worth £127m and owns part of Wentworth. How did he do it? Surinder Arora's Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime Allied Irish Bank (GB) Carbon Trust Tempting Britain to Get on Board Did oligarchs ban the pesky fund manager? Hermitage's Bill Browder wants Foreign Office help to get back into Russia. By Dominic O'Connell Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Aviva boss is humiliated by Pru's rebuff Richard Harvey's plan to merge with the Pru is in tatters after he was forced to withdraw the offer. Report by Louise Armitstead Lehman plans to join the big boys Richard Fletcher meets the investment-banking veteran who ranks as one of the most senior Britons on Wall Street BT Abu Dhabi woos UK companies The Arab emirate plans to invest more than $100 billion to diversify away from oil and gas, reports Tracey Boles Good leaders care for their staff Doing the Business Management masterclasses from the world of sport In the final part of our series on the lessons business can learn from sport, Wayne Bennett, the coach who has made the Brisbane Broncos one of Australia's top rugby teams, explains how to get the best out of people. By David Bolchover Skills for Business Bennett at a Glance Lessons in Leadership Business Link Dismay as computer perk is scrapped The Budget Gordon Brown did little for small firms except inflict some more chopping and changing, writes Rachel Bridge More new rules to baffle firms Britain Backchat World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glanÎ Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities CBI swaps firebrand for a quiet thinker Richard Lambert is a mild-mannered fellow. But time, and frustration, could make him every bit as noisy as his predecessor, writes David Smith The Sunday Times Business Letters Anyone for Abramovich? Land Rover Prufrock Bosses to lose your shirt on Bids are way off the mark for Experian Inside the City Online Extra Contents The Last Game All Harry Thompson, creator of Have I Got News For You, wanted to do was play cricket. But a fight for life awaited him Contents Focus There must be a better way of death Having watched her parents and husband die, Esther Ranzten says the medical profession makes the final parting harder Harry was Buried with a Bat and a Ball, Writes Lisa Thompson B'Stard is back and this time he's Labour The man who represented Tory sleaze is now right at home with Tony Blair. His creators tell Richard Woods why Renault The can't wait society Hey Chef, these guys are killing free speech Bad-hair days on the local news Faith, the veil, shopping and me Interview Goodbye yuppie, hello hedgie Twenty years on, a new type of City slicker is on the prowl, writes Cosmo Landesman Oxfam The funday Times Murders just waiting to happen? Critics of the probation service say a string of high-profile murders could have been prevented. But, finds John-Paul Flintoff, predicting who will kill is not an exact science A trip round the stars with the time lady Dava Sobel tells Deirdre Fernand her head has been firmly in outer space since the success of Longitude Multiple Classified Advertising Items Power couple behind the new Tory throne Giles Hattersley charts the odd love affair at the heart of Cameron's inner circle Entente cordiale? I don't think so, mon cher An Anglo-French couple tell Stuart Wavell that their countries' relationship has shaped the world The Sunday Times Dave's young ones How she invented sex in 1918 Melvyn Bragg tells how a revolutionary book by Marie Stopes changed marriage for ever Multiple Display Advertising Items The writing's on the wall A worrying number of university students don't know how to structure a sentence, says Whitbread winner Hilary Spurling Multiple Display Advertising Items Let's have more isolated examples Answer the question Some sound reading advice With one in five 11-year-olds unable to read properly, Ruth Miskin offers advice on teaching to concerned parents Saab93 Guilt Trip Mephisto 2378 Sudoku Bookwise The Sunday Times Bridge Chess Teaser 2270 The Sunday Times Crossword 4165 Winner's Dinners All dressed up with, finally, somewhere to go on Sunday A line to the House of Lords Win a Peerage! Shock exchange The tabloid week Cunning plan of the week This Life Romantics of the week Snappy dresser of the week Technical hitch of the week Optimist of the week The Daily Telegraph: Robert Baker Last word . . . Remind Me, Mr President. What's the French for Pique? The Times: Tony Davies Winner's Letters A Few Rooms with a View People of the Week Sorry, we Don't Care for your Bears Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Families hit by crackdown on trust funds Moves hidden in the budget's small print will leech millions of pounds out of people's estates. By Kathryn Cooper Here are your alternatives. . . Retail hedge funds News in Brief Contents Gold in pensions Footsie rises to new five-year high Fidelity International A Question Money Working out the value of a ring lost in the post Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Multiple Display Advertising Items Umbro chief sells 2m shares in run-up to the World Cup Directors' Deals Hidden bombshells in a 'dull' budget An apparently unspectacular speech masked a sustained attack on tax loopholes, writes William Kay How your Tax Has Changed Fidelity International Artemis What Brown's Speech Means for You Brown shows his true colours Comment M&G Investments How Labour has robbed the middle classes The big winner from the tax-and-spend budget will be the Treasury, with ordinary households paying the price, writes William Kay Nationwide Taxed out of a Job Family Caught on the Threshold Stamp Duty Frustration Financial Services Authority Gartmore A Heavier Burden Rolls Reversal Asset Value Investors Limited Legal & General Dying days of the 40% VCT tax break Relief on venture capital trusts is set to be cut, prompting a rush to invest before April 6. By Jessica Bown The pros and cons of new property funds Mortgages Multiple Display Advertising Items Share Annuity dodgers face inheritance charge Your Options after A-Day Inside Fidelity International Pound may suffer as US rates rise above ours This week American interest rates will be hiked to 4.75%—more than UK base rate for the first time since the 1980s. By David Smith Yorkshire Building Society Protect yourself from the fall-out Clare Francis explains how investors and borrowers can prepare for America's move Abbey Legal & General Intelligent Finance Dental work can bite into patients' savings As more dentists quit the NHS, the cost of looking after your teeth may spiral, reports David Budworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Use your mobile for free Even light users with pay-as-you-go phone deals should consider switching to the latest online giveaways. By Jessica Bown Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Top Annuity Rates Don't trust your children Aap Multiple Display Advertising Items Music promoter sounds out some top gear Fame and Fortune Vince Power is sure his new car will be £190,000 well spent—Jeremy Clarkson has the same model. By Jessica Bown Jupiter Credit card victory 'may push up rates' 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 Bosses get in touch with workers Staff are likely to be more motivated when they know that the top management takes an interest in them, writes Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Turning bored employees into a happy team Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Doors open on a career as a home inspector From next year any home put on sale will need to have an information pack, creating a whole new trade. By Colin Brennan Multiple Display Advertising Items Explosive start for HSE chief A Week in the Life of The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Battle of the Budgets British Airways launches a new airline today—but can it compete with the no-frills high-flyers? Stephen Bleach gets a sneak preview Air power: how they measure up Abta Doc Holiday Your Hols A city break for two surfers who want to beat the crowds Smug Shot Rub our noses in your big adventures The Doc's quick fixes Expedia Over to you When holidays Attack It's okay to laugh at other people's bad luck Is It worth It? The Orient-Express The Orient-Express, the QM2, a private jet—are they really your dream tickets, or all hype and no holiday? Stena Line The Orient-Express—worth it? Sunsail Clubs Thomsonfly. com Is It worth It? Multiple Display Advertising Items The private jet A private jet—worth it? The Queen Mary 2 Voyages of Discovery The QM2—worth it? The price of fame? The Surfers St Tropez Once a hippie hang-out, Australia's Byron Bay has gained glamour without losing its soul, as Tony Perrottet discovers when he hits the surf breaks, the biking trails and the champagne bars Travel brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Local Knowledge The South Downs Suggestive hills, rowdy cathedrals and the world's fastest beast—the locals share their downland secrets Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items New rules for holiday sailing Directions Las Vegas Yet more fuel charges Lost bags? Pack a platypus This room's bugged Safari tragedy Cairns in chaos Benito's casa The Latest News Readers' rants Holiday money Seafrance Dover-Calais Ferries Last-minute bargains Where was I? You'll thank me latter . . . David Mills is 'Holiday Dad', seeking out education and improvement where his kids want ice cream and indolence. Who will win the clash of wills on a break to the beaches—and churches—of the Costa Blanca? Travel brief Instant weekend Vilnius Go Baltic for basketball, Soviet relics. . . and edible zeppelins, says Andrew Quested The Sunday Times Gps Golf Caddie Good Gear Something on the air tonight When passions rose, Chris East was left wishing he was turned off. . . Oilskin Dog Coat Multiple Display Advertising Items Dual-Lens Digital Camera Portable Hammock The Alps with Ease Brian Schofield climbs Italy's highest peak, fuelled with pasta, wine and a lack of bottle Multiple Display Advertising Items Opodo Dive in Style Tim Simond has scoured the planet for luxurious pads near undersea adventures—here are his favourite finds Multiple Display Advertising Items The trendy one Nine Zero Boston Get a Room The romantic one Eliot Hotel I want to go The flash one XV Beacon The budget one Hotel 140 The offbeat one Beacon Hill Hotel and Bistro Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items My hols The backpacker life appeals to Mark Heap, but flying turns him a funny shade of green Where was I Win a week's self-catering holiday in France, in your choice of property from French Country Cottages The competition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bose Contents Contents Cars on TV Car Advertising I love zipping into tight sports Me and my motors The comeback kid On his CD Changer Brown's road tax exemption gaffe Up to speed Motor show returns to London Citroën to pay congestion charge Supercar thrills the super easy way For most of us, owning an Aston Martin or Ferrari is just a dream—but that doesn't means you can't drive one when you want. Emma Smith finds ways to get the A-list look on a budget Norwich Union Direct Hassle-Free and Action Packed Come on, Give us a Smile BMW The Internet Fast Lane Tesco Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ride Guide In gear The Stuff of motoring dreams Dry Clean your Car The Knowledge Speed-Camera Mapping All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Waving the Flag Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items You're dead meat, top gun The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Used Car: Hyundai Santa Fe Second Opinion The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Letters Jaguar Sroda Car Clinic Your motoring problems solved Deal of the Week Ford The Internet Fast Lane My First Crash Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers. co. uk Porsche Contents Contents Simple life in old Mallorca Time and Place Moving on Is It worth It? St Kentigerns Church, Grinsdale, Cumbria, £0-plus Design Classics Eileen Gray Lota sofa High price for grandeur £14m Afloat in Essex £215,000 Houses of the week Escape to the woods £775,000 Devon Royal Arsenal Buying made easy? Agents are divided, but Home Information Packs are winning fans, says Graham Norwood What's in a Hip? Ontario The rush for liquid assests Properties by the sea, a river or a lake show the fastest-rising values, reports Graham Norwood New heights Waterside winners A magical shed on the river Cally Law finds out if it was worth spending £100,000 renovating a derelict old boathouse in Devon Visitors park near the big house on arrival and are ferried down to the water by 4WD Michael Shanly Homes Against the tide How can we reconcile spiralling demand for new homes with the increasing risk of flooding, asks Caroline Donald Barclays Multiple Display Advertising Items Live like a Conran Sir Terence's daughter Sophie, designer and pie-maker, transformed her flat with family flair, says Mark Anstead Hamptons International The Burrower: The country mole While her husband dines with film stars in Spain, our rural spy starts plotting how to murder her neighbours' trees Multiple Classified Advertising Items Taste fit for HRH Roddy Llewellyn and his wife are selling the Oxfordshire home that became a rural retreat for a princess, says Caroline Donald Multiple Display Advertising Items The project manager Heaters warm rooms that need it—and can be cheaper than central heating Heat Stores The home service Want to know how to keep your towels soft and fluffy? Ask the hotel laundry man Multiple Display Advertising Items Turn bedtime into fairytime Finding a great bed for your child needn't be a nightmare, says Wendy Sloane. It might even make them more willing to stay there Slumber merchants Multiple Display Advertising Items Cleaning up A new breed of entrepreneur is taking waste produced by London households and turning it into a tidy profit, discovers Helen Davies Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kingsoak How to nail down your developer Spanish property doctor Buy off-plan and you risk losing your money, unless the right safeguards are in place Trump aims for top Billionaires playground On the market The Arabian Tuscany Can Oman bring in developers but avoid the mistakes made in Dubai, asks John Arlidge Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Knight Frank Pragelato Multiple Display Advertising Items Three Sisters Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Barclays Ask the Experts E-mail your questions to propertyexperts@sunday-time, co. uk Multiple Classified Advertising Items When the music's over. . . Glastonbury guru Michael Eavis helps fund cheap local homes, finds Caroline Donald Multiple Display Advertising Items Gloucestershire £1,850 per month A house to rent Try before you buy—renting in your desired area to get a feel for the market could help you to bag a bargain The Sunday Times Cornwall £750 per month Edinburgh £1,200 per month Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Intelligent Design You don't have to be as clever as a Cambridge don to appreciate the city's Accordia apartments, says Hugh Pearman Barratt Set the boundaries Whether it's a brick wall or hedging, keep perimeters in character with the local area and you can't go wrong, says Alison Wear Multiple Display Advertising Items Lush life in Australia Jenny Gilbert tours a show garden in Sydney and finds an unexpected mix of plants Garden Cuttings What to do this week Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Premier Collection Suburban garden or brownfield site? Homes with large plots of land are the latest target for the developers, says Graham Norwood Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Goodbye Rigsby Will new licensing laws prompt landlords to sell up, asks Rosie Millard The Market *How Much? Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Contents Skoda Contents My must-sees The look we live It's everywhere: in our homes, in our art, in our design icons and soon at the V&A. But what is modernism really about, asks Bryan Appleyard Lawson's cheek Hookers, strippers, man-eaters—Rosario Dawson has played them all. Now Hollywood's bad girl gets to flout convention in Rent, writes Garth Pearce Multiple Display Advertising Items A shade too light Ellsworth Kelly is still the king of colour—WALDEMAR JANUSZCZAK's just not sure the new ones are working for him Fresh from the dark heart of Africa Hugh Dancy won't forget his role in Shooting Dogs, filmed in Rwanda. Patricia Nicol meets the actor who's been billed as the next great Hugh Apollo Victoria Theatre Inside Man 15,129 mins Rest of the week's films Blackbird Romance & Cigarettes 15,115 mins The Big White 15,105 mins Strayed 15,95 mins The Ringer 12A, 94 mins Extraño No cert, 87 mins Hostel 18,93 mins Man, I feel like a woman Felicity Huffman crosses the gender divide with conviction in Transamerica. By Cosmo Landesman 'Terrific' Screaming headlines about Arts Council lottery horrors Culture Soapbox The verdict? It's an affair to remember Television In the firing line Radio waves Turn on, tune in, wig out Can the internet really predict the music we will like? Tom Cox opens Pandora's box and finds many new hims to praise Wales Millennium Centre The Observer—a Vital Album Get those motors running After years on the road, Drive-By Truckers are finally about to hit top speed, says Paul Sexton Silverscreen Royal Shakespeare Company Period of Adjustment Almeida National Army Museum Chatroom/Burn/Citizenship Cottesloe The Clean House Crucible Studio, Sheffield Look back in languor This Bennett revival is poignantly performed, but ultimatley ponderous. By Christopher Hart Three Burials Wales Cymru Classical On record The week's essential new releases Vaughan Williams The Wasps Henry Goodman (narrator), Hallé Orchestra and Chorus, cond Mark Elder Hellé Cdhld7510 (2 CDs) Mozart Piano Quartets in G minor, K478, and E flat, K493 Fauré Quartet Deutsche Grammophon 002894775885 Schubert Classical CD of the week Abendbilder (Lieder recital) Christian Gerhaher (baritone), Gerold Huber (piano) RCA Red Seal 82876777162 Hayes, Greenwood, Fujikura Dark Room, Smear, Fifth Station London Sinfonietta, cond Martyn Brabbins London Sinfonietta SINF Cd2-2006 Milton Babbitt Soli e Duettini The Group for Contemporary Music Naxos 8559259 Josh Rouse Pop and Jazz Subtitulo Bedroom Classics 304772 Secret Machines Ten Silver Drops Reprise/679 9362499872 The Knife Silent Shout Rabid/Brille Brilcd103 Howe Gelb Pop CD of the week 'Sno Angel Like You Thrill Jockey Thrill167 Yeah Yeah Yeahs Show Your Bones Fiction/Polydor 9877235 Mudhoney Under a Billion Suns Sub Pop Spcd700 Various Artists Inner City Sound: Australian Punk and Post-Punk Laughing Outlaw Lorics001 Mina Agossi Well You Needn't Candid CCD 79841 Misia Drama Box Naive Wn145076 Get on down The Smiths New kids in town Semifinalists Thoroughly modernist Mitsuko Uchida's intimate soirée at St Luke's was an affair to remember, says Paul Driver The Road to Guantanamo It's a night of frills Covent Garden's self-conscious, gaudy staging of Yevgeny Onyegin is rescued by the passion of Rolando Villazon, says Hugh Canning The Sunday Times The top events to book now Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Film Tsotsi This week, don't miss Theatre The Best of Friends Art The Road to Byzantium Comedy Richard Herring—Someone Likes Yoghurt Opera Arms and the Cow Dance Richard Alston Dance Company Concerts Philharmonia Orchestra Pop BB King Pc, £29.99, Ps2, Xbox, £39.99; ages 18+ Pro Evolution Soccer Management The Times Driver: Parallel Lines PS2, Xbox, £39.99; ages 18+ The Beat That My Heart Skipped Artificial Eye, 15,102 mins; £22.99 A History of Violence EIV, 18,96 mins; £19.99 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Warners, 12,157 mins; £25.99 Thumbsucker Sony, 15,92 mins; £19.99 Flightplan Buena Vista, 12,98 mins; £19.99 Shooting Dogs Tutu much is never enough The Trocks are never a drag, but can they surpass Scottish Ballet for David Dougill? RUHR 2010 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 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items On second thoughts After the Neocons: Where the Right Went Wrong by Francis Fukuyama Profile £12.99 pp192 How one woman got in touch with her inner man Self Made Man: My Year Disguised as a Man by Norah Vincent Atlantic £15.99 pp290 Nora Vincent is not the only writer to go undercover recently Read on. . . After Ian McEwan, Jonathan Safran Foer and Jay Mclnerney Diary Lee Child One Shot Who are you calling a hooligan? Yob Nation: The Truth About Britain's Yob Culture by Francis Gilbert Portrait £10.99 pp292 Neighbours from hell That Sweet Enemy: The French and the British from the Sun King to the Present by Robert and Isabelle Tombs Heinemann £25 pp804 Book events What's happening in the literary world In the news Books behind the headlines: Beckett The flirtatious Fräulein The Lost Life of Eva Braun by Angela Lambert Century £20 pp495 A bitter legacy Bad Faith: A Forgotten History of Family & Fatherland by Carmen Callil Cape £20 pp614 The Sunday Times Compassion's roots The Great Transformation The World in the Time of Buddha, Socrates, Confucius and Jeremiah by Karen Armstrong Atlantic £19.99 pp469 The Open University Strange birds of youth Before we Began by Tania Unsworth Fig Tree £10.99 pp256 Disobedience by Naomi Alderman Viking £12.99 pp260 In need of a guiding light A Family Daughter by Maile Meloy J Murray £12.99 pp325 WHSmith The Book of Everything Children's book of the week 1599: A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare by James Shapire Paperbacks Nature Cure by Richard Mabey Feed my Dear Dogs by Emma Richler We are at War by Simon Garfield How we are Hungry by Dave Eggers The Sunday Times concise crossword No 940 The Fall of Baghdad by Jon Lee Anderson The Wreckers by Bella Bathurst Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett performed by Sean Barrett, David Burke, Nigel Anthony, Terence Rigby and Zachary Fox You really must read. . . The Sunday Times What's making news in the Sunday Times bestsellers list Inside story Hardbacks Paperbacks Pick of the week Documentary The best of the week ahead Drama Pinochet in Suburbia (Today, BBC2, 9pm) Experiment A For Andromeda (Monday, BBC4, 9pm) Exit strategy How To Have a Good Death (Thursday, BBC2, 9pm) Film North By Northwest (Today, Five, 3.20pm) Bless you Inner space Planet Earth (BBC1, 9pm) Reliable drama Poirot (ITV1, 9pm) Three Days Of The Condor (Five, 1.10pm) North By Northwest (Five, 3.20pm) Pick of the day Pinochet In Suburbia (BBC2, 9pm) Yeah but. . . Derren Brown—Trick Of The Mind (C4,9pm) A word from. . . Storyville: Hollywood And The Holocaust (BBC4, 9pm) Find the culprits Panorama (BBC1, 10.15pm) No mystery here The South Bank Show (ITV1, 11.10pm) You say BBC1 Main Channels Sunday 26 March Variations Sky One Sunday 26 March Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day Idle banter The New Paul O'Grady Show (C4,5pm) Dutch courage Dalziel And Pascoe (BBC1, 9pm) Film choice Pick of the day The Schools Lottery (BBC2, 7pm) Asylum seeker The Commander (ITV1, 9pm) Mother shipped Tony Robinson—Me And My Mum (C4,9pm) Robot wars A For Andromeda (BBC4, 9pm) Canvas opinions Jackson Pollock—Love And Death On Long Island (Artsworld, 9pm) Full circle Comedy Connections (BBC1, 10.35pm) You say BBC1 Main channels Monday 27 March Variations Sky One Monday 27 March Satellite & degital Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Satellite, digital, radio Monday 27 March Children's Pick of the Day Book Of the Week: Part Of The Pattern (R4 FM, 9.45pm) No quarter given Champions League Live: Arsenal v Juventus (ITV1, 7.30pm) The good life It's Not Easy Being Green (BBC2, 8pm) Superteacher Don't Mess With Miss Beckles (BBC2, 9pm) Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom (Sky Movies, Pick of the day Critics' choice Rapists—The Day Of Reckoning (BBC1, 10.35pm) Age concerns Adopt a Grandad (C4,9pm) Rough ride Storyville: Bus 174 (BBC4, 9pm) Chill zone Steve McQueen—The Essence Of Cool (TCM, 9pm) Mum's the word Take My Mother-In-Law (ITV1, 9.45pm) You say BBC! Main channels …28 Variations Films Sky One …28 … Satellite & digital Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Satellite, digital & radio … 28 Children's Pick of the Day Big in Blackpool (R4 FM, 11.30am) Raw recruits Wednesday 29 March Critics' choice Alive—Back To The Andes (Five, 8pm) Built for speed? Olympic Architecture—After The Circus Leaves Town (BBC4, 8.30pm) Moody cops Taggart (ITV1, 9pm) Magnificent Obsession (C4,1. 30pm) Pick of the day Eating With (BBC2, 8.30pm) Peace and Joy? Adopt a Granny (C4,9pm) Dodgy builder Backhander—The Poulson Affair (BBC4, 9pm) The bad seed Born To Kill? (History, 10pm) Mr Right? Disabled And Looking For Love (BBC3, 12.10am) You say BBC1 Wednesday 29 March Variations Sky One Wenesday 29 March Satellite & digital Films Radio Wednesday 29 March Pick of the Day Afternoon Play: Run For Home (R4,2.15pm) Brum beauty Thursday March How Not To Decorate (Five, 8pm) Eggs over easy The Family Man (BBC1, 9pm) Saddest doc Stairlift To Heaven (C4,9pm) When We Were Kings (Sky Movies 1,11.15am/6.15pm) Pick of the day How To Have a Good Death (BBC2, 9pm) Don't watch that Time Shift (BBC4, 9pm) Love is the drug House (Five, 10pm) Jurassic nark What Really Killed The Dinosaurs? (UKTV Documentary, 10pm) Don't cry for him The Mark Steel Lectures (BBC4, 11pm) You say BBC1 Thursday … March Variations Sky One Thursday … March Films Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Children's Radio Thursday … March Pick of the Day Afternoon Play: Elevenses With Twiggy (R4,2.15pm) One to watch Friday 31 March Critics' choice Green Wing (C4,9pm) Nail file DIY RIP? (BBC2, 7pm) Rule of claw Polar Bear Alcatraz (National Geographic, 7pm) Fat fighters The Dark Side Of Hippos (Five, 8pm) Film choice Pick of the day Beauty And The Geek (C4,10.40pm) Days like these The 1970s—That Was The Decade That Was (Five, 9pm) Soul man Originals (BBC4, 9pm) Wait for it Guerilla Gig—Live (BBC3, 11pm) It's all a Blur Gorillaz—Live In Manchester (C4,11.40pm) You say BBC1 Main channels Friday 31 March Variations Sky One Friday 31 March Satellite & digital Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Satellite, digital & radio Friday 31 March Children's Pick of the Day Imaginary Homeland (R4 FM, 11am) A right ding dong Saturday 1 April Critics' choice The Marriage Of Figaro (BBC2, 4.15pm) Read all about it The British Book Awards (C4,5.30pm) Duck soup Navy NCIS (Five, 8.20pm) Film choice Pick of the day Cleopatra (ITV3, 9.20pm) Top 10 TV programmes Millions viewing week ending Mar 5 Rush of blood CSI: NY (Five, 9.30pm) Voodoo child Jimi Hendrix—The Man They Made God (Artsworld, 9.50pm) BBC1 Main Channels Saturday 1 April Variations Sky One Saturday 1 April Satellite & digital Films Sport Entertainment Factual Radio Satellite digital & radio Saturday 1 April Children's Pick of the Day A World in Your Ear (R4,5.30pm) The Trouble With Old People The Giant Killer Volkswagen BUPA Contents Oral-B Lord Young and his Daughter Judith Lord Young and his Daughter Judith International Patent Cassandra Morocco Venuste Karasira Alfa Romeo A Cemetery of Secrets A Roman graveyard has been dug up in York. The skeletons all belonged to tall, strong men—and most are headless. Were they gladiators killed in the arena or victims of a deranged dictator? Richard Girling reports D&A the Opticians Jim's English Lamb, from £3.99/kg In the Line of Fire As the boss from hell in The Apprentice, he calls the shots. But with his chairmanship of Amstrad under scrutiny, is Sir Alan Sugar all he's creacked up to be? Richard Johnson reports Beyond petroleum CitroËn Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts Pudong Shangri-La Multiple Display Advertising Items Society Laid Bare Some people will go to amazing lengths for attention and fame—as the …photographs of John S…Reportly Tony Barrell She posed for him prostrate in undies on the stairs of her Belgravia house Activia The Sunday Times Wine Club Sunday Times Wine Club Asbo Crazy All these 'offences' could earn you an antisocial behaviour order that is designed to curb yobs. Why Britain has gone. . . Cancer Research UK Nescafe Amdega Nowhere could seem further from the balmy subtropics … William Morgan was an American who became a leader in Fidel Castro's army—only to be executed as a traitor after the revolution. More than 40 years on, his window is fighting to clear his name Same nite The MacAllan Sherry Oak Mozart 2006 Brittany Ferries Holidays Samuel-Windsor Purchase One Pair and Receive Any Second Pair Free Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bob Flowerdew There are Very Few Things in Life that are Better than Sex. But in the Long Run. Gardening Just Beats It Hülsta Porsche Contents Mercedes-Benz Christa D'Souza: 1661 Contents Picture Gallery All things considered Nighat Awan 52, set up and is CEO of Shere Khan eateries, a company now worth $300m Celebrity Sex Clinic Going up Twiggy Burberry London Marriott Luxe out Man Will Young was the first unasharnedly middle-class pop star, and he's played the role cutel ever since. But as he shows sings of restlessness, Paul Flynn asks if he's on the verge of a new incarnation Matalan Nommie dearest Mothers and daughters? It's the most exasperating and rewarding relationship you'll ever have, says Chris D'Souza Man about the House "Unlike omega males, I was confident; I was young, fit, handsome, and I was giving her a lot of sex. 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