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ResumoContents Sir Percy takes it to the line for a classic Derby thriller Straw plans to join battle for deputy PM if Prescot quits Contents Lastminute One small Putt for man, one giant drive for mankind Article Withdrawn Contents The Sunday Times Contents The Sunday Times in New York Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Contents Nationwide Prescott's housing plans risk adding to water crisis £20bn computer left NHS patients waiting longer Labour fights to save link on union funding Pape calls on Blair to end Iran stand-off Jean Muir and the love child who came back Woman's voices get deeper as vocal equality evolves Terry's back with No 10 scientist urges brain pills for all Article Withdrawn Multiple Display Advertising Items British brigade of Islamists join A1-Qaeda foreign legion in Iraq Brown targets celebrities' tax perk Clawing It Back Barclays Article Withdrawn Vauxhall New pill to fight breast cancer Clinical Kitty: Science comes up with the non-allergy cat Julie Walters sets £1.6m record for spiling biographical beans Rock'n' run — jog faster with musical trainers Muggings rise as police lose extra funding Rising Tide Name check reveals a new pecking order Multiple Display Advertising Items Surname Profile Carey calls for a multi-faith coronation Liberal Summerhill tries discipline Multiple Display Advertising Items Tory constituency rejects Cameron's candidates I was too hard for the probation service Us Cop who Came to Britain Says He was Sacked for Putting Public First Beekeeping takes flight in the urban jungle Dickson Wright reveals drunken father beat her NHS refuses to fund new prostate therapy for men Wembley: the £83,000 ticket VIP ans get top seats at a price Multiple Display Advertising Items McGuinness hit by new spy claims The document that first raised suspicions was a forgery, but new sources are coming forward to allege the IRA leader was linked to M15, says his biographer Liam Clarke Sunday Times Northern Ireland Editor BT Thames turbines may green up parliament Ex-minister ignored rule and took jon as lobbyist The school bully is moving into cybers pace. This girl was terrorised for more than a year. Could it happen to your child? The Smile Train Sky Going Solo The former Spice Girl Geri Halliwall has just become a proud single mum. She is not unique. As Zoe Brennan reports, more and more middle-class women are making a positive decision to tackle parenthood alone Firms Delivering the Essential Ingredient Directing an unflinching gaze on the truth of terror Go on, hug a politician Free Food Guide To boldly golf Nation wide No to satet funding Don't call them prisons, but build them Cameron needs to shock his party. Afghanistan will do it Picture Gallery Fans lend deaf ear to idea of Marr taking over Desert Island Discs Atticus London's Evening Standard has a World Cup guide that Atticus Covetous ministers must beware the curse dorneywood Atticus None but the overdressed join BBC's reality TV convent Atticus How many Home Office officials does it take to change … Atticus Iraq looks a little more like Vietnam every day Colleagues are froming a queue for his job Atticus What jolly lives people lead in the modern civil servic Atticus The internet in boon for practical jokers allowing Sports exclusive Home Office in the dock Ba Cool heads needed on climate change The Sharp End of a Knife: In a week when we have the Club foot successes Points Birthdays The Sunday Times America's Shame Us Looks at Britain's Bloody Sunday to Learn Lessons of Army Disorder Contents Be France forgets its Troubled nation loses itself in the past 'Black mass mastermind' behind Monster of Florence murders Vodka from Varrington faces a real downer Microsoft Royal Splits Left with Right-Wing Fighting Talk Sandhurst general in line to be Baghdad defence chief Men in black terrorise Iraq's women Western clothes are death sentence Gulf Air Rice talks offer forces mullahs into corner Another day of carnage Toshiba Family's joyous reunion as island awaits eruption In Java's rubble, a survivors' tale Afghans rally to the Lion to oust America London tycoon caught up in Indian jungle mine war Bush's buddy, the birdwatcher New York shooting blows apart hippie commune with kinky sex on the side US 'robber Revs' raid funds of wealthy churches PC World The Computer Superstore Mycouncil Today's weather Girl of 16 charged with murder News in Brief Brit dies diving Blair orders TV satire for Christmas Persuasive books Man attempts to kidnap eight-year-old Single ticket wins £18m superdraw jackpot £9.6m payment Iran football fan Britain left leaderless to fight terror The Times Schiffer's on a mission behind British lines Why has Morrissey not been arrested for unciting terror Belater Blears had odd view of misrule Wild boars are roaming the countryside. No this is … Ford Contents Navman Hat-trick hero Crouch books England spot Crouch treble sends Despite hisfairst first goal of 2006, Michael Owen is clearly struggling for confidence and fitness six days before the first World Cup game Another miss puts Sven in spot of bother Penalties are becoming a headches for England and while yesterday's gaffe was not vital. a shoiotout at the World Cup finals, could prove fatal Player ratings England off on high England may have hit six goals but Jamaica's journeymen posed a threat that will cause concern in the defence Wembletystadim Your Free World Cup Guide Warm-ups Multiple Display Advertising Items Trials and errors Rooney's coundown to recovery… we hope Contents 'Fitnes is exceptional. l'm up there in the top three with Lampard and Neville' The England captain is free of injury worries and eager to make up for past disapointments on the big stage. By Joe Lovejoy L'm a tactuical genius, just ask Owen The Sunday Times Contents Let the games Begin Vauxhall Tv Match Kaiser Chief Franz Beckenbauer's remarkable World Cup journey is almost over as he oversees the greatest show on earth Betfair The making of a football legend Paraguay a Tough Act for Starters The Tougn Defender Delio Teledo wil nenew an old rivalry with David Beckham when England set off on their World Cup campaign of Saturday, reports Ian Hawkey World Cup TV Details The Overall Gost Act for Starters Why Paraguay may give Roque Santa Cruz a new role Valdez determined to apply finishing tough The Canny Striker Nelson Haedo Valdez was plucked from obscurity after being spolted by the president of Werder Bremen, who gave him a plane ticket to a life. by Kevin Dunn The Midfield Playmaker Roberto Acuna, nicknamed 'The Bull' becauses of his strength, is confident that his team can muscle their way into the last 16, writes Kevin Dunn Airberlin Christian facing the Warriors The Sunday Times New dawn for Argentina The South Americans adopt an adventurous style that gives their playmaker his chance to shine in Germany African dream lives in Ivory tower The Ivory Coast lead the challenge of an expectant continent, but are they caopable of turning years of promise into success on the biggest stage? Panasonic Saturday, ITV1, 7.45pm, kick-of 8pm Fun at the Carnival Hordes of paying fans at their Swiss training camp prove that Brazil remain football's best money-making machine The Sunday Times Boy wonder tastes big time Sixteen-year-old Daniel Sturridge matched Theo Walcott in England youth games and is gues of Brazil's squad. but the hype holds no fears. By Jonathan Northcroft The spoilsport Ukraione coach Oleg Blokhim. has told Shevchenko adds lustre to Chelsea set Signing the Ukrain striker shows nobody is beyong the reach of Roman Abramovich — and it didn't hurt that the pair shared a common tongue Growing Pains He may appear every inch the stroppy teenager, but Paul Kimmage finds there is much more to the young Scot Win Vip Tickets to the Stella Artois Five-set failure exposes Murray Andy Murray's first-round exit from the French Open once again showed that he lacks the fitness and strength to go the distrance in major tournaments Sport on TV Times Online The Sunday Times Caught in time Northern Ireland in the World Cup finals, 1982 Questions & Answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Sport Letters Gritty Nadal stands firm The young Spaniard grinds out victory against Paul-Henri Mathieu, moving closer to a clash with Roger Federer French Open: Fourth Round Mauresmo ready to exorcise her demons After 11 years of carrying her nation's hopes, the French heroine finally looks ready to deliver at Roland Garros Contents Gullivers Octavia Island of adveturers Seasoned sailors mixed with novices as 1,587 yachgts took part in the isle of Wight's 75th Round the Isnald Race Karlsson lord of the Manor The big-hitting Swede makes it all look so simple as he blows the opposition away to crete yet another Europen one-horse race in Wales Open Isle of Wight Round The Island race Versatile Tait ready to tackle leading role New gold Dream Australia are vastly improved from the side that was humbled by England last year and will be eyeing revenge when they meet in Suydney on Sunday New faces at the centre of a Wallaby revival England fall in to Sir Lanka's speed trap Faced by a revitalised Sri Lankan side, England are displaying some worrying shortcomings in the decisive finals Test Cisco Systems Selectors to put faith in youth Sri Lanka First Innings 231 Lanka's speed trap Mean Malinga on a mission England have been taken aback by a Sri Lankan attack in which for once it is the pacemen who pose the threat Cisco Systems Adams inspires historic victory Country scoreboards The Sunday Times Key lifts Kent Mushtaq shines Surrey go top as Ramprakash fires Sir Percy finds Classic finish Martin Dwyer appeared to have to hope in the Derby's closing stages, but found a gap to emerge victorious Fallon's heartbreak as Derby mount dies Rocegoers looked on in hokrror as one of the favourites pulled up and had to be put down. by Andrew Longmore Cisco Systems Sailling: Isle of Wight Round The Island Race Pools Today's rececards Results round-up Australian Crump leaves them standing in Cardiff Sports round-up Cricket Rugby union Rugby league Motorsport Racing Superbikes The Times Just say sorry, Michael Brundle takes chequered flag High definition unleashes Clare Newsome selects the latest digital televisions that reveal the full richness of HD broadcasting First decisions: LCD or plasma? Sitting comfortably? My seven easy steps to televisual nirvana Family Showstoppers Toshiba 32wlt66 Quick guide to high definition Sony's Lct TV Style Icons Crucial sockets to look for on a new television Enthusiasts' Trailblazers Nigel Powell answers your home technology queries Spare-Room Friends Digital TV jargon-buster The Sunday Times Plasma TVs worth £15,000 to be won How to Enter Renault The Sunday Times Sven still reaches for late solutions Sad darkening of Epsom glory Jose's rich pickings Contents Five Vodafone directors face investor revolt Care homes giant unveils £500m float Bank of Scotland Corporate Good roadside manner … Vicki Butler-enderson, racing … Green light for drug brings hope to Elan Special Report Approval for new blockbuster Tysabri will seal revival of Irish pharma group. By Paul Durman Regulator swoops on MFI 'short sellers' Goldman to make £10bn move for BBA Shareholders in £6m loan to BA airline Business Digest Halfords share buyback Charter airline ready for take-off Viagra gets a big boost from China Wm Morrison appoints new chief Press Complaints Commission Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurotunnel in High Court threat Watching the Kroll detective in Russia Carphone's net offer mayhem Contents Arab firm develops an interest in Photo-me Alert over chance of rise in base rate Arcelor to defy rebels with Russian deal Hong Kond offer for water firm ebbs away Peruvian silver miner hits London US rival enters race for Enodies Fund chief eyes £250m pay day Aegon Voicemail boss calls for £30m boost Sarin: caught between a dog and a lamppost Agenda Ritblat departure Germany revives but Britain is still ahead Economic Outlook KKR's new wheeze Tunnel vision Bush selects s winning team for US economy Clash of Steel The Industry's Leading Tycoons I-matesuite AA moves up a gear on the road to recovery Chief execurtive Tim Parker is turniong round the business and driving through big job cuts, reports Matthew Goodman Ontario Canada Big chains surge as suppliers scrape by UK food prioducers are laying off staff as the supermarkets post record results Richardf Fletcher checks out the troubled sector Zurich Multiple Classified Advertising Items The other Phili Green makes a splash The new chief of United Utilities had worked in shiping, media and logistrics, and survived Coloroll's collapse. Why is he heading a water company? Investors furious as bosses of the Monday lottery fall woefully short of the jackpor AIM's light regulation is under scrutiny agains as Cahriot fights for survival. Report by Matthew Goodman and Richard Fletcher Philip Green's Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime Beyond petroleum Aussie who has board meeting on the beach Paul Ham meets the veteran surfer who has become a millionaire after turning his hobby into a thriving Share-options backdating scandal rocks Wall Street Dominic Rushe in New York on the new accounting row shocking the financial world The Times Disney hits hight note with the tweenagers A children's musical made for television has taken America bby storm and looks set to becom a wordwide phenomenon. Dominic Rushe reports from New York Xerox Arlington Retailers rush to cash in as spending on babies booms Older parents have more money and some firms want to take a bigger share of it. Report by Matthew Goodman Firms dragging their heels on disabled rights Many small businesses are still failing to comply with the law on disability discrimination. Report by Matthew Wall The Business Doctor: Staff who suffer stress may be unsuited to jon The Sunday Times My dream flash car provided the drive How I Made It Mike Roden founder of Frontline Ceramics The Sunday Times Mellon makes a move on Man Prufrock BT Davos jamboree host sets sights on China Bid rumours fail to put fizz into Britivic Inside the City World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Euroitunnel rescue plan under fire Jacques Gounon wants to write off a large chunk of the company's cripping debt, but some investors have other ideas, reports Dominic O'Connell Busines Letters Total Contents The Camonile Girl Toby Eady, the son of Mary Wesley, the novelist, remembers her many lovers, her true loves and the wild views that put her far ahead of her time Contents Land Rover Birth of a big Tory idea David Cameron's gurus are tapping into new economic thinking that will form a backdrop to his to-be-announced policies, says David Smith Amomile Girl Young Mary: The Childhood and Marriage that Led to Rebellion X marks the lost generation Squeezed between his baby boomer parents and the fameaholic younger set, Tom, Cox, 31, says generation X will outshine them both in the long run Philips Roll of Honour My class war moment The horrors really are your America, Mr Bush Pot-Porritt wants me eliminated You won't beat terror with tolerance Cannes do-Fergie does Eurotrash with Panache William Cash on the reivention of a banished royal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Blade culture has us all in its thrall The Sunday Times How Bond saved Britain What gave 007 such a longlasting hold on our imaginations? The answer lies in our national history, says Simon Winder We still haven't learnt the safety lessons of 7/7 Survivors feat their testimony about the chaos after London's bombings is not being acted upon, says Rachel North Making your mark Top universities are asking for a breakdon of A-level scores to help them choose the real high-flyers, says Sian Griffiths Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Problem' children may just be bored Answer the question Keyboard wizards make a better type of student Poor typing may affect pupils' work but parents can help by sending them on a fun course, says Karen Robinson The Blue Cross A special take on life The response to the Sunday Times online forum for parents with special needs children has been overwhelming, says India Knigt National Cycle Network Guilt Trip Mephisto 2388 Sudoku Bookwise The Sunday Times Dock Rock Bridge Chess Teaser 2280 The Sunday Times Crossword 4175 The groper I resisted, but not the rum baba and cream Winner's Dinners 50 ways to scare off a lover Chatterbox of the week This Life Sober binge of the week Beginner of the week Booby prize of the week Holy … Correction Batman People of the Week Liz I'm Not Deat yet Error of the week Achiever of the week Irony of the week Let's All Do the Group The Times: Larry 'Ram Rod' Shurtliff Last word. . . The Daily Telegraph: Angelo d'Arrigo Winner's Letters Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Investors dump shares to buy property Choppy equity markets are making buy-to-lets look attractive. So is now a good time to become a landlord, asks Clare Francis So what are the alternatives? Barclaycard fees News in Brief Contents Annuity woes Footsie recovers from mid-week lows Fidelity A Question of Money Co-op: the bank doesn't issue cheques Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Multiple Display Advertising Items UK Betting pair score before the World Cup kicks off Directors' Deals Chapter and verse on investing in books First editions can fetch thousands, but make sure read up on the market before buying, says David Budworch Multiple Display Advertising Items Don't be fooled by advisers' declarations of independence Comment Multiple Display Advertising Items Cohabiting couples urged to draw up 'prenups' People who live together without marrying should draw up contracts ahead of any change in the law, reports Kathryn Cooper How to Protect Yourself Rosy View Mis-selling fears over offshore bons spree Investors trying to hide cash from the taxman are pilling in — but not all of them will benefit, warns Kathryn Cooper Multiple Display Advertising Items When Should I Consider Offshore Bonds? Damned for not practising what I preach Heaven & Hell Portfolio Multiple Display Advertising Items Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Happiness is a cheap frock Orange joins broadband battle Multiple Display Advertising Items Vet's pets have their own cat and dog food Fame and Fortune Joe Inglis is launching a food range named after his animals. Will it succeed where his grass snowboard failed? By Jessica Bown Northwich Union Aliance & Leicester backs down over mortage fees The bank has finally agreed to fix its charges, but most of its rivals still refuse to follow suit, says Clare Francis Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Older people: your country needs you A Ticking demographic time bomb is set to go off by 2012 when the UK will be desperatly short of young skilled workers, writes Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items The mum who thought it was all over Hassle-free trip to the shops is my only goal Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Police sex bias sorts the men from the girls Discrimination has long been a hazard in the force, but a few top officers are working to improve life on the beat, says Sian Griffiths Multiple Display Advertising Items OS boss masters the digital age A Week in the Life of Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Three little pirates, one narrow boat 'We want pizza, cookies and mischief, or we're mutiunying'- what happened when Stanley Stewart took his godchildren barging We pottered southward through open rolling farmland Your survival list The Big Events Rattle, Rembrandt, the Bolshoi and Randy Newman will all be in our cities this summer, Want to join them? Sean Newsom tells you how Post Office 'wicked Beach, Dad!' Yes, you can taked them to the seaside this year —and it needn't cost oceans of cash. Vincent Crump finds the very best value family B&Bs Inter Continental Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Fly Walk on our Wild Side The Rev Peter Owen-Jones tackles all 99 miles of the South Downs Way; and right, we cherry-pick the best bits of Britain's classic long-duistance paths Multiple Display Advertising Items Fancy another? Everybody loves an alfresco pint in summer, says Simon Hacker, It's just knowing which pub to chooses Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Enough gentle pubs and quiet walks. What you want in … Holiday sell-off for World Cup The Sunday Times Sleeper Cell Da Vinci Load Montserrat Eruption So, Hollywood has come to the Lake District Holidays money The Bull Sturminster Newton Moths having a Spanish ball The war of the roses June is blooming marvellous, but which gardens are best? Caroline Donald picks her eight favourites Stena Line The Sunday Times Cottage, Please Thanks to the World Cup, there are still good rental options this summer, says Stephen Bleach Entry-Level GPS Good Gear Bovine intervention in the Peak District Only after tent trouble was Hal Peters moooved to declare his love for Sarah Multiple Display Advertising Items Flyweight Jacket Overnight Suitcase Sun-Protection Spray Instant weeked Skye Great walks, top pubs, stunning scenery: Skye will leave your reeling, says Jeremy Lazell Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My Hols The great British family holiday: five travel tales Charlie Higson, comedian Pen Hadow, explorer Valerie, Lady Solti, patron of the arts John Sergeant, journalist Where was I Win a five-star weekend in the Cratian capital, Zagreb, with Regent Hotels and Croatia Airlines The competition Nobel Caledonia Contents Contents Go, on, bring out the kid in me Me and my motors The face of independence Mini gets mean makeover Up to speed All aflutter over the flag Hydrogen car jumps gun Too big for its boot Drives the Mercedes-Benz GL Mercedes-Benz Timesonline More fun than Formula One We are backing a team in the Ferrari amateur series that puts life back in racing Joseph Dunn reports Park and pray in the town of the traffic Taliban Complaints against overzealous parking wardens are soaring Emma Smith looks at one resentful resort Variable fines system planed Multiple Classified Advertising Items Photographic Memory In gear The Stuff of motoring dreams Flexible Friend The Knowledge All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Winning Formula Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items If you see it in your mirror, surrender at once Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Used Car: Volkswaged Tcuareg Second Opinion Timesonline Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Battery Charge Key Figures Double Lock Road Sense Safety Cameras Near the Knuckle Keep in Lane Cover Story The Sunday Times Car Clinic Your motoring problems solved Audi channel Timesonlline My First Crash DVLA personalised registrations Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtruansfers Porsche Contents Contents Playing with a friendly spirit Time and Place Moving on Is It worth It? Ex-Mod Bunker, Tendring, Essex, £50,000 Design Classics The drivorce trap After a costly appeal court ruling, Heather Martin-Dye tells Peter Conradi why she has to sell her dream home City Quarter Absolutely prefab They have never been popular in the UK, but are prefabs about to sprout, wonders Kevin McCloud Royal Arsenal Hard graft has its rewards Downsizing can transform your life for the better-but don't expert it to be all plain sailing, says Ali Walkinson Life change Royal Arsenal Lake life for locals only Planners are getting tought on second homes, as a new Windermere development proves, says Lynne Greenwood Humber Valley Resort Hamptons International Farewell tour Maria Ewing's home in a restored Regency mansion has been perfect for a noisy diva, says Alice Dougls Jackson-Stops & Staff The Country mole Will a local campaign or meeting other rural-phobes on the internet help to lift our correspondent's depression? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Historical romance The Chanter's House in Devon has been owned by the Coleridge family for centuries, Now they can no longer to keep it, finds Roland White Land Securities Winkworth Will Jericho fall? Author Philiop Pullman tells Hugh Pearman why he opposes plans to develop a historic north Oxford boatyard Savills Anyone for croquet? Houses of the week Modernist of suyburbia Full head of steam Fine & Country Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Savils Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Taste of the future Whitechapel is famed for its curries, not its architecture That may be about to change, says Hugh Pearman Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mad about the Med Hankering for a seaside hideaway in France? Helena Frith Powell, in the first of a two-part series, reveals where's best in the south On the market Think inside the box It's possibly the smallest house ever invented and it could be coming here from Germany, reports Lynne Wallis Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Westin Le Paradis Cushman & Wakefield Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The project manager Good planning and preparation are the keys to designing a fun and functional nursery Baby talk The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Super bowls Every home needs a loo, so invest a little extra to make sure it's the best seat in the house, says Wendy Sloane Roll with it Biggest Release Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the Experts E-mail your qustions to propertyexperts&sunday-times. vo. uk Persimmon Growing old gracefully Vintage garden furniture not only looks great, its rosale value when you fancy a change should see a profit, says Katrina Burroughs St James Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A Kiwi's best mates People often buy New Zealand sedges on impulse then wonder what to do with them, Stephen Anderton advises on ideal partners Wvevale Garden Cuttings What to do this week Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Bank of family values Damand is high for large houses. So what's the snag, asks Rosia Millard The Market Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Octagon Contents Suzuki Contents Sitting pretty Piper Perabo's CV includes Coyote Ugly and, now, a lesbian romcom. But, enjoying birdwatching and antique books, she's no more eye candy. By Jeff Dawson The nest big thing will be Beatlemania You've heard every note the Fab Four ever played, But not like this. Love will blow your mind, says Dan Cairns The Art Fund The light fantastic The sun is shining again on Monet's greatest work. All is well with the world, reflects Waldemar Janusczak Playing to the crowd Could footballers be the next reality TV stars. asks Stephen Armstrong VI Multiple Display Advertising Items The last ripples of a dying empire Wah-Wah's fine cast doesn't save it from colonial fatigue, says Edward Porter The Innocents Rest of the week's films Paseidon Tell Them Who You Are 36 The Omen Ask the Dust Things to Do Before The Benchwarmers A terrifying flight back in time Accurate or not, this 9/11 docudrama is uniquely involving, says Cosmo Landesman Barbican The new presenter of Desert Island Discs should be … Culture Soapbox Terry Jones has a lot of Gaul Television Pop quizzed Bose A version of Browning East End rapper Plan B is set to stun with his street-smart poetry, says Tim Cooper Sethlakeman The write stuff Sam Shepard's Fool for Love is riding into town. Jeff Dawson meets its Pulitzer-winning author Embers Sethlakman Ballet, Opera, dance all under one roff-type thing Dramatic licence Can a Pop Idol-style TV show make a West End hit, asks Simon Fanshawe Seven Brides Seven Brothers Twelfth Night Rest of the week's theatre Legends 'Both physical and carefully restrained': Twelfth Night Sit and Shiver Killing Castro The Field Those gory, gory days Theatre It's a patchy production of a bloody, silly play. Christopher Hart on the Globe's Titus Collected the Best of Massive Attack out now Classical On record The week's essential new releases Beethoven Stanford Classical CD of the week Saint-Saens Brian Ferneyhough Pop and Jazz Paul Simon Leann Rimes Elvis Costello/allen Toussaint Pop CD of the week Ed Harcourt Sonic Youth Scritti Politti Cesaria Evora Roseanna Vitro Simple Minds Get on down New kids in town Au Revoir Simone From one extreme to the other Brüggen's rigorous Mozart contrasted with a John Cage 'circus' at the Tate. By Paul Driver Wah-wah Russian dolls rise up Class acts in WNO's Mazeppa and in the Mariinsky show eastern-bloc promise for Hugh Canning The Royal Opera Film Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room Kick-off Theatre Sunday in the Park with George Opera Holland Park Comedy Tippy Top: Linda Smith Tribute Dance Royal Ballet: Anniversary Programme Film The critical list: what else to do while the footie's on Pop Art Classical Dance Theatre It you really must . . . Not quite in its original spirit Should ENB's Canterville Ghost be this full of life, asks David Dougill The Times Hey, buster, we ain't no muppets! Cameron Mackintosh tells Matt Wolf why musical puppets will be his next big smash Duchess Theatre The Sunday Times Memoirs of a Geisha La Haine The Da Vinci Code The Rocky Horror Picture Show/Shock Treatment Tourist Trophy: The Real Riding Simulator Rush for Berlin Official London Theatre Guide The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Pile'em High Guides & manuals Hardbacks Paperbacks Her indiscreet charms Wild Mary: A Life of Mary Wesley by Patrick Marnham Chatto £ 18.99 pp 289 Miranda Seymour Simply outrageous World Cup winners and losers From a vast variety of football autobiographies, anthologies and glossy picture books. Brian Glanville selects reading to take you up to and beyond June 9 Books behind the headlines: Ken Loach In the news You really must read Our choice of the best recent books Waterstones Desert storms Setting the Desert on Fire: Te Lawrence and Britain's Secret War in Arabia 1916-18 by james Barr B loomsbury 20 pp362 In thrall to the old-school ties The Importance of Being Eton: Inside the World's Most Powerful School by Nick Fraser Short Books £12.99 pp236 John Carey Book events What's happening in the literary world Inside information Publishing's hottest deals Shame of the century The Battle for Spain The Spaniush Civil War 1936-1939 by Antony Beevor Weidenfeld £25 pp560 Max Hastings Read on. . . 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