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ResumoContents Reunited: boys saved from salvers More than 230 terror suspects free to stay in Britain British Airways Contents Watchdog blasts PM over sleaze Blair made 'major error of judgement' Contents The Sunday Times Contents The Sunday Times Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Peacemaker' Blair wants troops out of Iraq next year Army officers set up union to vent war anger Schools bill faces growing rebellion Public 'supports' retiring at 68 Pigs and Pilates: Google maps regional passions Wallaby milk gives scientists the jump on deadly superbug Training and development agency for schools £2.5m boost for victims of July 7 Noisy neighbours drive 500,000 from their homes Home Office is lost in scribble Immigration chiefs draw up their mission Bringing it all together Ozzy rocks for princes in Tower Girl was 'offered asylum for sex' Big Mac bites back as saled drive wilts Health fears over chain's burger relaunch Pupils to get obesity check AIG Healthnow Women able to take a tipple while pregnant Coppola brings out bling in Antoinette Mercedes-Benz Doctors discover secret of Da Vinci Code tax break Network Rail boss gets £1m pay deal despite delays Blair schools had windfall to Foster Dairy diet the natural way for mothers to conceive twins Bouncing Freddie of the Dreamers dies Italians find 'new evidence' on Mills S-Max your life Water savers bloom at Chelsea Show's garden designs to fight drought Ford Zombie rockers inject some life into Eurovision Kiyan's school in fear of Somali gang MPs get cash perk for home extensions VIP superjumbo tees up onboard golf Man in court over stabbing of health worker Omaar warns of Africans' alienation £50,000 a ticket for Beckhams' bash Multiple Display Advertising Items Sven:'We will win World Cup' Mitsubishi Motors Heathered In a knockabout letter to Sir Paul, Chris Terrill, the man Heather left for the former Beatle, says all is forgiven (just) and that he's playing Sgt Pepper again Seafrance This girl - like thousands of other students - has … Tiscali Revealing a hint of venom behind his va-va voom Comment Blunt solution to knife crime Anglian Right dispute, wrong time Jersey Royal A watchdog with bite Squandering the glories of Thatcherism The fantasy is over, we must partition Iraq and get out now Picture Gallery Suddenly Oxford blue takes on a whole new meaning Atticus Thames Water's Richard Aylard, who last week aired Atticus We can manage fine at the Home Office. . . without the managers Atticus Al's message to save the planet is lost in translation Atticus Here's a rare sight in Whitehall—a cabinet minister Atticus Mention immigration and watch our leaders wriggle There's good news and bad news for Ming Campbell Atticus A John Prescott souvenir potato is up for auction on Atticus How many people does it take to change a BBC ligh Atticus Sportsexclusive Cheap labour hurts poorest Boeing The trouble with human rights Too Little, Too Late Dressing down Ministerial Blind Sport Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times How Blair Made Nuclear Power Green Ever the salesman, Tony Blair pushed the nuclear button last week, citing the need to lower Co2 emissions. Jonathan Leake tells how nuclear power got sexy again The Cost of Going Nuclear Contents Rescued—the Christian children Hoax saves boys held for months Orange Broadband Orange Broadband Dam completion washes away old China Farmers beaten up in last-gasp protest Pyramid is giant farming clock Bulgarian mafia turf wars to hit EU Sex scandal hurts Montenegro independence bid Mum's desertion drove X-Men star to succeed Manpower Off-piste faces curbs, as 'ski god' dies Baghdad gets a government but bombings go on It's no time to quit Iraq—we're winning William Shawcross reports from Basra on how Britain is training a new Iraqi army—but warns against too early a handover Fugitive pleads with US to 'liberate' Iran UK troops under threat as Pakistan forces Taliban out African boat people, a tourist's must-see Viewers revolt to keep axed shows on TV Mugabe keeps allies sweet with 100 limos Sky Today's weather Mycouncil Victims 'to get say in parole' News in Brief Darfur violence Protesters interrupt television lottery Glazer stroke Israeli airstrike kills Jinhad leader Single ticket wins £17.6m superdraw jackpot Doherty probe Cannabis seized Charles chills out to Len, royal minstrel of zen 'Explosion rocks Hull kebab shop after gas emission The Times BB: too crazy for its own good Tony toughs out claims he cried over Clarke Journalists usually fear the silly season like seals Ineos Contents Sven: we will win World Cup Joe Lovejoy, football correspondent Contents Mitsubishi Motors Bomber over the Palace World Cup Shorts Shevchenko in Milan talks Eto'o tops La Liga chart Chelsea in bid to lure Cole again Gold to be found among Swiss mountains Hamann not the man Petit makes United Claim Reina honeymoon period over Angloan incentive Life's a pitch The Sunday Times England's B move Will the reality live up to the hype when Theo Walcott makes his England debut against Belarus in Reading this Thursday, asks Joe Lovejoy Aleksandi Hleb The Belarus players looking to ruin Theo's big night Vitaly Kutuzoy 30 cpas, 9 goals TV Match Sergei Gurenko 78 caps, 3 goals Sergei Shtaniuk 61 caps, 2 goals Maxym Romaschenko 47 caps, 13 goals World Cup teams welcome adopted sons Germany's shock World Cup selection, David Odonkor, is one of many sons of immigrants who will play for their parents' new nations next month. By Ian Hawkey 'We are going to have to beat Brazil to win this World Cup. I see them as our main rivals' Rio Ferdinand believes England will win the World Cup and beating Brazil in the final would be a dream come true Zlatan Ibrahimovic, right Second-generation World Cup stars David Odonkor, below Khalid Boulahrouz Sven's key dates How Pele Became a Stranger to Brazil King's crown is tarnished Pele is visiting Britain to promote a new biography featuring these stunning photographs, but why is his popularity abroad not matched at home? Pele—a luxury limited edition The greatest player who ever lived A champion of innocence I have never seen anyone like Pele, a player who could do things far beyond the ordinary and a man who radiated simple goodness through out his career Faster, fitter, stronger Players in the Premiership are working harder and running further than ever before, with right midfielders such as Steven Gerrard leading the way Volkswagen Group United Kingdom Limited Key statistics Moggi keeps spirit of the Godfather alive King's £40m Ransom Wattford's explosive striker hopes to fire his club past Leeds United in today's lucrative Championship playoff The biggest prize in sport awaits the winners Bulls get the Green light Rebuilding Barca Henrik Larsson couldn't be persuaded to stay at Barcelona, leaving a striking hole at he new European champions Vauxhall Big leap forward Thierry Henry's decision to stay at Arsenal may have lifted spirits after European heartache, but Arsene Wenger must improve his squad Barca turn their attention to Forlan How Arsenal fail the Chelsea 'two players' test 1 Arsenal's Champions League Parade The top 10 Premature celebrations Australia's splash Nigel Mansell's wave Lindsey Jacobellis's tumble The US basketball team's time-out Don Fox's conversion Annika Sorenstam's chip Roger Loughran's whip salute Michael Knighton's ball juggling Tumbles, grumbles and Goodbyes A season of surprises was lit up by departing idols, returning heroes and, of course, the annual Roy Jeane Lecture, not to forget Jose Mournibo's sour grapes Joe Lovejoy's end-of-term report Newman's season Telewest Ready, steady Cook From his schooldays onwards, the young Essex opener has always seized his chance and now he has done so again at the very highest level Tourists happy to let Jayawardene lead form the front Tour Match County scoreboards Liverpool Victoria County Championship First Division Second Division Second One-day International Fixtures Liverpool Victoria County Championship Malinga makes his Test claim Cricket round up England Catch Cold If England are to overcome Sri Lanka in this week's second Test, then they must take their chances, writes Simon Wilde Murali puts spin on Ashes defence Flintoff needs time to learn captain's role The Sunday Times Model boss The Big Interview: Flavio Briatore All you need is love—for business and supermodels, the prince of Formula One playboys tells Paul Kimmage The talent spotter: Flavio Briatore Ocean brings joy and tragedy Dee Caffari's delight after breaking the solo east-west round-the-world record will be tempered by the death of Volvo sailor Hands Horrevoets Sport on TV Multiple Display Advertising Items Questions answers Your sporting coundrums tackled Caught in … Sri Lanka's first Test in England, 1984 Sport Letters Blood on the baseline Last week's brutal cull of personnel proves the new chief executive of the LTA is not prepared to tolerate medicrity Khan receives wake-up call The young Englishman secures a tough points victory in Belfast but is given plenty of food for thought by battling Hungarian Laszio Komjathi, writes Brian Doogan The Sunday Times Nissan Clarke raises game Despite an aberation on the final green, Darren Clarke raises hopes of a home win in the Nissan Irish Open Leaderboard Stoute in seventh heaven The champion trainer lands yet another Lockinge Stakes as Peeress, ridden by Kieren fallon, makes light of the conditions to win at Newbury The Sunday Times Lyon makes Bulls suffer Brave Munster relish their day of destiny Guinness Premiership 'We've waited so long for this' Try-Scorer Peter Stringer knew what victory meant to tens of thousands of fervent Irish supporters, reports Nigel Botherway Peerless O'Gara lays ghosts of failures past After seeing two finals slip agonisingly from his grasp, the imperious Munster fly-half earned redemption yesterday Airberlin. com Multiple Display Advertising Items Robinson right to take risks with tour squad Far from taking a weakened party to Australia, the presence of Ben Kay and Mike Catt shows the England coach has picked the from players. By Stuart Barnes Lund of plenty The Sale flanker can use Saturday's Premiership final against Leicester as a springboard to be lengthy England career Gloucester and Exiles will provide fireworks Today's European Challenge Cup final will be a fiesta of attacking rugby played by two sides who don't know how to play conservatively, writes Stephen Jones TV Match Bonds Feels the Heat Barry Bonds equals Babe Ruth's record—it should be a time to rejoice but his image is tarnished beyond repair Multiple Display Advertising Items Football Results round-up Nationwide Conference Playoff final Rugby Union Heineken Cup final Rugby League Powergen Challenge Cup Fifth round Pools Pools Claims Multiple Display Advertising Items Baseball Other Sport Basketball Boxing Cycling Golf Hockey Ice Hockey Motorcycling Ripon Going: Soft Today's racecards Comeback queen Hingis surges into Rome final Sports round-up Golf Motor Racing Rallying Fakenham Going: Good to Firm-Good in places Boxing MotoGP Speedway Tennis Fixtures Rallying Touring cars Cricket Racing Market Rasen Going: Good-Good to soft in places Cycling Bad losers close eyes to truth The Times Flying the flag for Belgrade boys A sad commentary Mobile madness consumes the UK Britain has more mobile phones than people. Barry Collins meets multimobile man to find out why Forget Big Brother: Now everybody is watching you Talking point Phones for work, rest and play Tips for juggling Competition winners Big beasts Evolution of the species Audiophile's Star Buyer's guide Mr Flexibility Family Friend Supreme marketing tool Gilded yoof Movie Buff's Choice Sweet nostalgia The Sunday Times Kings of the net jungle Web Wise From virtual musicians to celebrity blogs, the web is alive with innovation. Robbie Hudson hails the best from the Webby awards Don't Panic0 Nigel Powell answer your technology quries Speady recovery The Sunday Times Contents Royal Mail seeks alliance with American parcel giant Euronext and NYSE gun for $20bn merger BAA's £1bn fightback Virgin atlantic New musical exchange Vodafone duo face the chop The firm that blew it all in two years Special Report Yachts, Ferraris and guns, Gizmondo's chiefs have a lot of explaining to do, write Anthony James and Michael Gillard 'Smoker's cough' drug hope for Glaxo Business Digest Enodis bidder flies in to test water Radio 1 'should be privatised' Ethanol firm to float on AIM Eircom takeover details this week Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Markets 'are like 1987 crash' Samsonite bags its place for a London listing Turner pensions will be phased in over a decade On a roll: Former world bowls champion Richard Corsie, … Website hopes for £200m take-off 3i wants a turn at Screwfix Russian TV firm signals float plan Paint firm seeks to brush up its finances Founder planes bid for return to Air Miles Multiple Display Advertising Items Billionaire sports tycoon plots move into Matalan Euro energy merger 'will drive up UK gas prices' Shareholders revolt at Abbot oil price perk Unbuckle your seatbelt—we're not crashing yet Agenda Ghosts of past inflation come back to haunt us Economic Outlook Chips are down Flying certainties US deficits are falling but there is a price to pay American Account In the Land of the Free Nigel Peter is a respected British businessmna who fel foul of hte Ameican justrice system and was conviceted for crime that he s ays rever took place. In an exclusive interview in his Pennyslvania prison, he tells Dominic Rushe of her hel of life behind bars and warns of the dangers of doing busienss … How America Uses our Law Selfridges Come on, England. Don't win the cup! The World Cup will boost the economy but some firms expect a big fall in business. Richard Fletcher reports Zurich Kicking off a £1.2bn UK boom How to Share the Team's Success Paul Golby's Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime Eon rides into corridors of power Paul Golby runs the British arm of German giant Eon. After Tony Blair's conversion to nuclear, it looks as if he's influencing government too Multiple Display Advertising Items Oracle Mobile music is a hit for 3 but calls to City fall on deaf ears The Hong Kong phone group has spent a fortune on 3G, but investors are sceptical about potential returns Price Matters McDonald's returns to burger basics Salads are still on the menu, but Steve Easterbrook, boss of the fast-food chain in Britain, has pinned his hopes on bigger Big Macs, says John Arlidge Easterbrook's Route to the Top Oracle Dubai's building frenzy lays The Gulf emirate is spending £140bn to transform itself into a capitalist powerhouse that will be a model for its neighbours The mersey It's Autocratic but Decisive National Association of Italian Shoe Factories Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Gale of fear sweeps markets Share prices fell sharply last week as investors lost their nerve, but the prospects are still good New boss must step up they luxury at Burberry Angela Ahrendts is expected to boost the company by decreasing its reliance on clothes Break-up means end of GUS What They Say about Ahrendts IBM The Times Battle opens to use sea water to ease the drought A desalination plant beside the Thames could help the southeast—if it makes it past the planners, writes Tracey Boles How Desalination Works International Business Machines Corporation Multiple Display Advertising Items Julie Diem Le Zoobug Get online or fall behind Firms must lose their fear of the internet and learn to promote their products to keep sales rising, writes Matthew Wall Learning from the start-ups In this new series, we will be following the fortunes of three start-ups as they try to turn a dream into reality Marc Demarquette Demarquette Chocolates Backchat The Sunday Times Nick Kenton and Rob Taub Sportsbase. 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Uk Multiple Display Advertising Items Rebel who found his cause in advertising How I Made It Simon Mansell founder of TBG London Standing up to workers who play the race card The Business Doctors Accounting for Late Delivery Kingers … Peninsula World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Good figures will put FT chief in the pink If new boss Rona Fairhead can make big profits for the paper, she could be in line to succeed Britain's top business woman, Marjorie Scardino Business Letters Barclaycard Tories defy the retail backlash Prufrock Promise of a grand reception Langbar: backer to talk UK funds too slow to shop at Morrison H&T Group Inside the City Contents The Curse of Cawdor Shakespeare bent the facts for his Macbeth; but this showcking account of modern life at Cawdor Castle by Liza Campbell, daughter of the 25th Thane, is the real thing Contents Land-Rover MaCeth, the Popular King Made Villainous by Shakespeare Next Week: The Battle for Cawdor A mother's leap of love Alison Davies's fatal jump off the Humber Bridge with her son Ryan was a selfless act top end their torment, her sisters tell Deirdre Fermand Rewaroing Experinces Everyday Shame on you, girls Panic builds up behind America's Great Wall Listen to me, I'm the drought buster Have I got new for you. . . i'm happy Interview The Sunday Times Renault Safety Zone The heroes deserted by the army On the front line in Iraq, reservities are the equals of regualr troops. But back home and battle-scared, they are abandoned, writes Michael Nicholson Making a model British citizen How do we weld together our disparate nation? Try Id c ards and cut back welfare for imkgrants, writes scocial democrat David Goodhart Brando's real vice—his terrible taste in women He has been branded a bisexual manicac but Zaharat Power-Clare reveals the truth about her great friend Bud It's serious—Attemnborough says stop climate change Long a sceptic, David Attenborough tells Stuatt Waveli why he is now certain the planet is warming up and issues a call to arms Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Tesco Blair just doesn't care about sleaze Sir Alistair Graham, chairman of the committee on standards in public life, tells Jasper Gerard why he despairs of cleaning up Westminster The Sunday Times At last we can stop running Lovers Jack and Zena have spent 13 years on hiding after she fled an arranged marriage. They tell Mark McCrum their ordeal may now be over The Sunday Times Killing them with morality The West's focus on abstinence and drugs cannot beat Aids in Africa, but promoting women's rights can, writes Peter Gill Multiple Display Advertising Items Just how much 'new research' can we trust? Philadelphia Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guilt Trip Multiple Display Advertising Items We're in this together Last week India Knight wrote about Nell, her child with special needs, and the response was huge. Here we launch a forum for other parents Surprise journey to a new life Schools can't trouser profits from uniforms Answer the question Multiple Display Advertising Items The bright future that It's boom time at a handful of top business schools where and MBA can double or even treble a graduate's salary, says Sian Griffiths MBA Facts and Figures Multiple Display Advertising Items Columbia lands you in the jet set Multiple Display Advertising Items Sudoku Bookwise The Sunday Times Mephisto 2386 Brain Power Bridge Chess Teaser 2278 The Sunday Times Crossword 4173 Clue Writing Contest 1065: Metallurgists Winners Back off, Fritz, those sun-loungers belong to me Winner's Dinners Black hole of Big Brother Technical advance of the week This Life Technical hitch of the week Idea of the week Understatement of the week Mystery of the week Customer care of the week Menzies a Slip Twixt Cup and It The Daily Telegraph: Eric Forth Last word. . . Geoffrey Goddard Winner's Letters … Vinci Code for Sos? Footballers' Wives—the Sequel Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Investors breaced for a stormy summer After years of growth shares plunged last week. Clare Francis looks at how you can protest yourself against further falls Ways to shield your portfolio British Gas exodus News in Brief Contents Ring the changes Miners slump as Footside tumbles 4% Artemis Abbey confused my cash Isa with and endowment A Question of Money Multiple Display Advertising Items Chairman takes final bow at Minerva by selling £13m stake Directors' Deals Greedy banks in the dock over mortage fees The City watchdog is preparing to take leaders to court if they refuse to back down over exit charges How the charges add up Multiple Display Advertising Items Tips on Avoiding Exit Fees RBS tries to make the best of a bad situation best of a bad situation in pension switch Multiple Display Advertising Items Better choice Brown cuts your chance of a big premium bond win The Chancellor has demanded that the prize fund for the popular monthly draw be cut bye more than £1m Premium Bond Facts Commodities are the 'new tech stocks' In his first interview, Fidelity fund boss Michael Gordon warns of the risks of the metals boom Home loan rates heading higher Invescol Perpetual Thousands miss the deadline for tax cap Multiple Display Advertising Items The wealthy are the winners in the big pension shake-up The big changes that came into effect on April 6 have mnade pensions 'a plaything for the rich', says one of the participants at this month's Money round table Contributing more Great Relief Taking out multiple pensions Multiple Display Advertising Items A-Day Summary National scheme may cost company plans £15 billion Spanish fraud rocks UK stamp investors Savers in Spain have lost billions, casting a shadow over British stamp schemes, writes Jessica Bown Multiple Display Advertising Items Britons pay £1bn over the odds for currency Slash the rising cost of health insurance One Sunday Times Money reader's premiums have almost doubled. And, as Clare Francis reveals, he is not alone Pensioners face stealth tax on medical cover Multiple Display Advertising Items Health Kick Multiple Display Advertising Items Track down cheaper ways to buy music Downloads from the internet are soaring. So should you stop buying CDs and go online instead, asks Jessica Bown Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Windfall Shares Factfile Inflation spoils the picture Multiple Display Advertising Items Poker champion went from joker to king Fame and Fortune Joe Hachem lost out when he gambled on a balloon shop, but a $7.5m jackpot reinflated his bank balance Jupiter Lloyds trumps rivals with two-year savings deal Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Why recruiters like to use the F-word Not being frank about past failures can often rule out applicants—so show you have learnt from your mistakes, writes Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items World's a stage for arts kingpin A Week in the Life of Sir Christopher Fraying Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items It's never too late to start your own firm The majority of enterpreneurs say they wish they had given up they had given up the day job years ago, write Nigel Cassidy and Philippa Lamb Multiple Display Advertising Items Now Try our Quiz to See whether You Could Make It as an Enterpreneur Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents How to dine fine in Venice Can you avoid the floating city's menu turistica, reheated pizza and rip-off prices? Yes, if you follow Anthony Capella's gourmet tour Travel brief Your gastronomic map Doc Holiday Your Hols A honeymoon — and nowhere too steamy, please Markwarner The Patients Smug Shot The Doctor Says The Doc's quick fixes British Airways Win a tent When holidays Attack Vegas We are the Champions Bog football, elephan polo, cyters and saunas are all part of Garham Little's alternative sports toru of the world Multiple Display Advertising Items Menorca Euro Tunnel My Presidential Campaign From Lincoln to Fdr the great leaders stil watch over Washington Sally Emerson explores the avenues of power Travel brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Kneel before the Mouse If Mickey can bring peace and harmony to Lauren Booth's family, he'll earn her eternal devotion Exclusive offer Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Tourists misled on malaria Directions Air New Zealand New DVT findings To proud leopard Supuu (meaning Beautiful One), on … One & Only Kiwi Crime Wave Two-Hour Rooms Road Rage Miami Tube Squeezed All the Latest News Reader's rants World Cup: empty rooms Where was I? Holiday money Farmyard Friends Kids love life down on a farm, Throw away the Dettol adn let them muck inb, says Stephen Bleach Fowlescombe Farm, Devon Club Med Glyn Arthur, Denbigh Sherbourne Farm, Suffolk Croftland Court, Seaville Farm, Cumbria Stonefolds Farm, Aberdeenshire Waterproff Camera Case Good Gear Now that's what I call a spicy curry Susie Andrews got an extra helping of pepper and passion in India Air France All-Purpose Jacket Wind-Up Radio/phone Charger Pocket Cutlery Set Bargains with Class This June, it's not just the Costas that are cutting prices—Mark Hodson finds chic trips going cheap Expedia Villas in the sun Hotels for couples Exotic climes Multiple Display Advertising Items Thomson The Island Made for the Weekend Travel brief Multiple Display Advertising Items National and Alamo Avis Can car hire clean up its act? You demanded an end to hidden costs and poor service: we'll try, the renters tell Mark Hodson Europcar Budget Hertz What They Haven't Done What Do You Think? Would sir care for a body sculpt? Country-house posh meets sapchic in deepest New Forestshire—spiffing, says Vincent Crump Stena Line Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols Manhattan's fine, but Cameron MacKintosh's big new find is the Mergui Archipelago Where was I Win a week's holiday for two at the Hyatt Regency La Manga, Spain, with Barwell Leisure The competition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Waterstone's Contents Contents Cars on TV Contents I got them 'cars scare me' blues Me and my motors The ultimate road dog On his CD Changer Corsa goes for 'younger' look Up to speed No trouble Brits happy to cut a dodgy deal Green discount Live and breathe F1 on the inside track Race fans who want to avoid the stands can now sample all the action from a team's HQ, writes Richard Rae Mercedes-Benz Crazy Little Thing Called Love Drives the BMW Z4 M Coupe The Internet Fast Lane The name's Bond, Otto von Bond Aston Martin plays up its Britishness, but much of 007's new DBS is German. Emma Smith and Jay Naglery reveal the mixed blood of modern cars Audi The British motor industry: a good little runner despite its battered appearance Multiple Display Advertising Items Scenting an Opportunity In gear The stuff of motoring dreams Race Time The Knowledge Land Speed Records All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Totally Wired Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A lucky strike to set Marks & Sparks flying The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Used Car: Toyota Yaris Second Opinion The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items On the Button Nav Now Train of Thought School Fees Bullet Point Clock Watching Fatal Errors Crash Statistics Letters for publications hould be sent to Driving Space Police Car Clinic Your motoring problems solved Deal of the Week Subaru British International Motor Show The Internet Fast Lane My First Crash Blackspot Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfer Porsche Contents Contents Paddington's birthplace Time and Place Moving on Is It worth It? Roselidden Farm, Wendorn, Cornwall, £550,000 Design Classics Stranded in the desert British investors are chasing a Dubai developer who has £2m of their money, reports John Arlidge The Property Investor and Homebuyer Show Supersize Me The country house market is at its most buoyant since 2001 — even those with millions to throw around are having to fight, discovers Helen Davies Modern Manors Geotherman heating, organic veggies and technology you can set from LA are the order for today's country house, says Clive Aslet Michael Shanly Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Imperial wharf Land on the square The buyer of a London garden can do little more than admire it, discovers Helen Davies Multiple Display Advertising Items The match fixers Property advisers are cashing in on a lucrative niche market, finding homes for rich footballers, says Fred Redwood Multiple Display Advertising Items The Burrower: The country mole Getting a haircut in the sticks—the shame. But a woman whose cottage smells of Cowpats has to admit defeat Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Life aquatic For financial reasons or freedom, boat living has its benefits. Cally Law meets the people who have taken to the water Where to Buy Float your boat Houses of the week Multiple Display Advertising Items Worcester sauce The Midlands city has a piquant new ingredient, two canalside developments that will add a dash of urban chic Hamptons International Multiple Display Advertising Items Beautiful losers? A Norfolk mill owned for generations by James Blunt's family is for sale. 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So how do you make a film about 9/11's United 93 and keep it real, John-Paul Flintoff The secret's out … Film Three pages of new releases …The Da Vinci Code is dull, verbose — and yes, worse than the book. By Cosmo Landesman The Old Vic Time to puzzle over the game The Da Vinci Code PS2, Xbox, £29.99, PC, £34.99; ages 16 Suzuki Metropolitan Rest of the week's films Once in a Lifetime Prince Edward Theatre The King One Day in Europe Waiting… Whoa, here she comes again Nelly Furtado's scorching new single, Manaeter, is set to burn up the charts — but it hasn't been an easy ride, says Dan Cairns Lyceum Theatre Monopoly Biteback An adaptation that's right on the money An adaptation that's right on the money Holiday drama Walk the line Catch them if you can Virals might have started as an online joke, but the edgy spoofs and video clips that drop into your inbox are now big business, says Stephen Armstrong Will it ever be plain sailing? 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Paul Anka — Rock Swings (Artsworld, 9pm) No House Calls Grey's Anatomy (Five, 10pm) Girls' talk My Breasts And I (BBC3, 10.30pm) Country dancing Suburban Shootout (Five, 11pm) You say BBC1 Thursday May Variations Sky One Thursday May Films Sport Entertainment Factual Children's Radio Thursday May Pick of the Day A Celebration For Ascension Day (R4,8pm) Watch this space Friday 26 May Critics' choice The Real Big Brother (BBC2, 7pm) War stories Unreported World (C4,7.30pm) Calling the tune American Idol (ITV2, 8.30pm) Film choice Pick of the day Terry Jones' Barbarians (BBC2, 9pm) Bling it on Flash Famities (ITV1, 9pm) Claim innocence Law & Order (Five, 10pm) Most gruesome Surviving (Sky One, 10pm) Star gazing Later (BBC2, 11.35pm) You say BBC1 Main channels Friday 26 May Variations Sky One Friday 26 May Satellite & digital Films Sport Entertainment Factual Radio Satellite, digital & radio Friday 26 May Children's Pick of the Day Friday Play: Abrogate (R4,9pm) Never the twain Wife Swap (C4,4. 50pm) Film choice Blonde moment 27 Critics' choice Chantelle's Dream Dates (C4,1.30pm) Pick of the day The Triangle (BBC1, 10pm) Future perfect? 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