News from 02/07/2006
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Tracey Boles, John Dugdale, Hala Jaber, Dipesh Gadher Media Correspondent, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Hugh O'Daly, William Kay, Shyamantha Asokan, Val Ruck, Barbara Hall, Matthew Wall, Ender Olcayto, Joe Brennan, Umberto Eco, James Johnson, Fred Redwood, John-Paul Flintoff, Zadie Smith, Sally Brock, Gary Numan, Helen Davies, Jason Dawe, John Peter, Amanda Ursell, Robert Waites, Hamish Stevenson, Rachel Cusk, Andrew Longmore, John Waples Business Editor, Roland Rench, Robert Lawson, Bob Lockett, John Marsh, Doris Lessing, Gareth Walsh, Frank Whitford, Andrew Taylor, Geoffrey Green, P D, Geoff Taylor Pouzols-Minervois, David Smith, Joshua Robinson, Nick Pitt, Paula Goode, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Michael Cunningham, Martin Jol, Joseph Dunn, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Ariel Leve, Gemma Scott-Martin, John Gardner, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Kathy Reichs, David Dougill, Ian Seddon, Christopher Hart, Anthony Phillips, Geraldine Hackett, Damon Russell, Peter Jones, Maria Sharapova, Sarah Helm, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Peter Dean, Jeremy Clarkson, Nick Mason, Edward Porter, Stewart Lee, Victoria Segal, Nicola Smith, Dean Nelson, Michael Portillo, Claire Newell, Bob Walker, Anthony Davison, Fergus Garrett, Wendy Sloane, Jeanette Winterson, Sarah Dempster, Adrian Turpin, Dave Pollard, Kevin McKenna, Robert Pires, Klaus Schmidsdorf, Richard Fletcher, Peter Millar, Mel Egglenton, Lydia Slater, Calvin Klein, Jeff Potter, Holly Watt, Mike Laws, Peter Parker, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Pat Cash, Simon MacMichael, Peter Shearlock, Vincent Crump, Paul Kimmage, Dave Williams, Chris Woodhead, Yuki Sugiura, Sarah Smith, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Nell Wormeld, Robert Cooper, Richard Brooks, Caroline Scott, Keith Armstrong, Dan cairns, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, John Fowler, Richard Girling, Mark Edwards, Katrina Burroughs, Heston Blumenthal, Stephen Amidon, Shirley Brown, Stephen Clarke, Tarique Ghaffur, Regina Spektor singer and pianist, Jonathan Swan Jp, Christina Lamb, Malcolm Paton, Robert Booth, Lois Rogers, Raymond Keene, Olivia Weinberg, Kate Saunders, Rod Liddle, Douglas Alexander, Peter Barnett, David Cracknell, Robbie Hudson, Dominic O'Connell Deputy Business Editor, Cosmo Landesman, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, Kate Morris, Emma Smith, Caroline Deacon, Dominic O'Connell, Stephen Bleach, Barry Flatman, Louise Armitstead, David Phelan, Malcolm Baldwin, Lucy Atkins, Russell Davies, Catherine Wheatley, Caroline Donald, Jeremy Lewis, Al Gosling founder of Extreme Group, Jessica Brinton, Barry Flatman Tennis Correspondent, Helen Brown, John Stern, Colin McDowell, Bryan Appleyard, Jennifer Harper-Deacon, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, Judy Terry, Cala Coral, Isabel Oakeshott Deputy Political Editor, Nigel Anthony, Bethan Cole, Michael Sheridan Far East Correspondent, Roland White, Shane Watson, Abul Taher, Mark Franchetti, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Jenny Uglow, Paul Fairley, Tim Hale, Christopher Sawyer-Laucanno, Lucy Ewing, Ian Wilmut, Clare Francis, John Harlow, Benjamin Rodrigues, Mark Kleinman, Gareth Jenkins, A A Gill, Mike Johnson, Matthew Campbell, Jeffrey Robinson, Brian Glanville, Jan Slater, John Carey, David Horspool, Andrew Adams, Mary Braid, Simon Jenkins, Bridget Akers, Claudia Croft, Jessica Bown, Joanna Neill, Ciaran Hancock, Derek Coggrave, Sally Kinnes, Daniel Emery, Stephen Price, Brian Doogan, John Aizlewood, Minette Marrin, Sacha Chorley, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Graham Norwood, Alistair Baker, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Ali Hussain, Billie Piper, David Budworth, Hugh Pearman, Davis Cairns, Andrew Davidson, Dan Cairns, John Buchanan, Amir Taheri, Terry McIntyre, Stewart Mitchell, Germaine Greer, Kevin McCloud, David Smith Economics Editor, Manish Agarwal, Anthony Howard, Sarah Baxter, Brian Schofield, Kate Spicer, Matthew Goodman, India Knight, Victoria Stanley, Sir Roger Bannister, Paola Lombard, Barry Newcombe, Dominic Rushe, Sian Griffiths, Karen Robinson, Helen Stewart,
ResumoContents England make painful exit in penalty shootout ST war reporter cornered with Paras in Taliban ambush I thought I would not survive Contents Ba. com Contents New laws to punish whistle blowers The Sunday Times Euro Tunnel Mission falters in a bloody week Alcohol firms face advertising curb in binge-drinking crackdown A Good Deal Better Rankings to identify slow surgeons Contents Prescott was guest of Dome casino bidder Cool cats get free Jaguars Beautiful people push new car Britons are living longer, but they face an unhealthy old age Active Lives JVC Cricket icon Trueman dies of cancer Contents Get off our waves, surfers tell greens Virgin atlantic Oldest mother, 62, prepares to give birth Brown revives plan to hold terror suspects for 90 days Police swoop on fake crash gang Charles praises courage amid carnage of Somme Contents Elton, going for a £500,000 song St Alban is holier than St George Beyond petroleum Parents protest at 'dead time' fees Audi Q7 British astronaut prepares for shuttle space walk mission Undercover on Planet Beeston Sunday Times reporter Ali Hussain spent six weeks in Beeston, where three of the 7/7 bombers came from. He found an enclosed community, rife with conspiracy theories Tiscali Sections of Muslim Britain in denial about extremism Tarique Ghaffur, Britain's most senior Asian policeman, says there is alarming alienation among young Muslims Seat Contents Mitsubishi Motors Little girl lost wakes up in a whole new star system No, minister, keep it clean BT Home alone for exeats Campkerala A flawed strategy The Sunday Times The founding fathers save America's soul Judges cut through the hysteria of rulers made tyrants by fear Don't you fret about equality, Ruth—just tell us what you think of gays Atticus When former culture secretary Chris Smith speaks at … Atticus Reid left to lick his wounds as health officials defy his bite Atticus Hewitt's floorspace makes her Whitehall's big beast Atticus Westminster gossips report gleefully that John Prescott Atticus In one night Labour's little local difficulty goes national Not all parts of the Conservative party are as modern Atticus Does the anonymous blogger Belle de Jour, who once Atticus B&B Italia Army needs equipping with a fighting chance IPA Threat of Trident the best defence 1984 on the Tube: I was horrified to learn Consistent sentencing Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street Is this pill really the answer to the fat epidemic … Lastminute. com Feuding militants unite against Israel Multiple Display Advertising Items They told me I'd be the next reporter to die Turkey 'covers up terror bombings' to protect tourism Albert builds little Monaco into a jolly green giant Pom of the left tipped as Australian PM If you survive the interview, you get the job Belgian city mourns as girl is buried Mexico's new rich fear 'Ray of Hope Man' Don't touch me up, says the model who wants to stay real Democrats turn on blogger with a mighty mouth Right fights back on Guantanamo China bets billions on the future: canals Army poachers wipe out trout with grenades Oxfam Today's weather Multiple Display Advertising Items Girl, 3, found dead in house News in Brief Three die in crash Curbs on Sunday trading to remain Bikini rescue Network Rail warns of overcrowding Single ticket wins £8m Lotto jackpot Blanked out Prison protest Next time you're mugged remember it's your fault A bit of "rebalancing" would seem to be in order in … The Times Celebrity gets up Tara's nose Cameron's eager leap into Ross's dumb trap The Argentinians are getting bellicose about the Falkla Ford Contents Germany 2006 Red and Buried Rooney off, England out, France beat Brazil Agony for England as penalty curse strikes The Pleading of Cristiano Ronaldo for the referee to take action against his clubmate wayne Rooney was not surprising, but it was a disgrace for football Player ratings Britishmotorshow Mind game ends in tears England spent hours trying to get it right in training, but it all went wrong again when it really mattered What England Got for £25m: Sweet Fa Sven-Göran Eriksson promised so much when he took charge of England almost six years ago. What we got was an over-expensive failure Knowing Me, Knowing You Abba were supposedly Sweden's most expensive export, but scheming Sven was really the Winner Who Took It All The Name of the Game Hoddle resigns as manager of Wolves Money, Money, Money Mamma Mia Dancing Queen Gimme, Gimme, Gimme I planned the route to shootout perfectly The Sunday Times Samsung Showing who's Boss Dazzling Zidane sinks Brazil Superb Henry answers critics The France striker's performance in the win over Brazil should finally put pay to the claim that he fails to produce his club form for his country Roberts Betfair Final target for Les Bleus Lehmann always on the spot Italians face acid test The stars of scandal-hit Juventus have helped take fickle Italy through to Tuesday's semi-final against hosts Germany Edge Blatter bluster makes it whole new ball game Curiouser and curiouser: another memorable World Cup week The Sunday Times Speed king back on track World champion Valentino Rossi will start the British Grand Prix today 46 points off the championship lead and still recuperating after a serious crash Passat Magic Murray stuns Roddick The 19-year-old Scot brushes aside the third seed in straight sets to reach the fourth round in sensational style Wimbledon draw This week Nadal grows on grass The Spaniard is beginning to transfer his clay-court abilities to grass and is now a force to be reckoned with Ivanovic signals her intent with rousing recovery The young Serb survived an early scare yesterday and suggested she has the confidence and steel required to move into the game's elite, writes Barry Newcombe Agassi goes down fighting The 1992 champion bids an emotional farewell to Centre Court, with the applause of the crowd and the man who beat him ringing in his ears Wimbledon diary Niki Clash of the titans Hewitt confident he's a contender Courting success Hard-hitting 17-year-old Nicole Vaidisova has sailed into the fourth round and sparked comparisons with a certain Russian champion, writes Andrew Longmore The Times Clijsters ready to jump off the treadmill The talented Belgian reached the top at a young age but is now showing signs that the years of constant tennis are wearing her down Eclipse of Venus Defending champion Venus Williams is outfought and crashes out of this year's championship in an epic third-round contest, as Barry Newcombe explains The Sunday Times Maria's regal show Maria Sharapova looked majestic as she moved closer to another Wimbledon final with a comfortable victory over America's Amy Frazier TalkSPORT Mauresmo eases through No chance of equal pay The call for Wimbledon to award equal prize money to men and women is greater than ever, yet the All England Club is standing firm The fire Goes out Fred Trueman, who died yesterday, combined pace and guile to become one of England's best bowlers, writes Simon Wilde Seiko Trueman poetry in motion Fred always said he was the best, and yesterday fellow players agreed, paying tribute to his classical action, deadly outswinger and wonderful wit England routed for final time Strauss's bowlers save the worst for last as Sri Lanka cruise to a 5-0 whitewash, thanks to a world-record partnership from their openers Scoreboards Fletcher's Ashes heroes fit for nothing After the euphoria that followed England's epic success against Australia, an injury crisis and a string of defeats have thrown the squad into chaos Pakistan stymied by Mongia century The Sunday Times Schumacher shows form of old at Indianapolis Sports round-up Wimbledon results Pools Today's racecards Times Online Football Results round-up Rugby League Other Sport Fixtures Racing This Week Norwegian sets early pace Cycle of ambition In 1986 I rode the Tour de France as a wide-eyed 24-year-old. Is there anybody like me in this year's peloton? The Sunday Times Rivals lay siege to the king of camcorder castle There are many pretenders to the MiniDV throne but, Stewart Mitchell asks, are any of them worthy? Camcorder jargon-buster At last! I've found an online diary that doesn't double-book me Talking point Format: MiniDV First decisions Format: Hdd What else you need to know Win Sony's new high-def camcorder How to Enter Web wise Format: Flash Memory Format: HD Video Format: Recordable DVD The Sunday Times Nigel Powell answers your technology queries Don't panic Vauxhall Proud exit flatters Eriksson Henry blemishes beautiful skills Tim a semi-success Contents Matalan boss hires Barclays for buyout bid Americans gatecrash Misys deal Exports hit a six-year high to ease reliance on big-spending Brits Aegon The mighty Aston roars back Return of the Aston Martin supercar Special Report A growing band of new millionaires is behind the iconic marque's resurgence EMI's Levy may scoop £16m from takeover Liffe chief blasts Deutsche Börse Business Digest Gas sucks Centrica into Germany Price of Airbus stake to be revealed Rival Eurotunnel debt plan spelt out Ulster housebuilder heads for AIM Press Complaints Commission Multiple Display Advertising Items BP boss in price fixing probe Broadcaster is seeking £200m for TV soccer Nuclear profits hit record high Gala Coral is biggest private firm SAS veterans plot buyout Arabs look at Travelodge Owner to give Dolcis the boot Hedge fund plots to sack platinum boss Arcelor's rebels 'swung takeover' A real model partnership M&S chairman Myners wins our non-exec award Cadbury scare may cost five times first estimate Poker site to place big bet on rival Orange Ex-Mirror boss set for £300m rights issue TDR Capital raises £1.2bn mega fund Whitbread's strategy is now by design not default Agenda Trade talks failure may not be such a disaster Debt differences Car pool Barbecues help hot up summer of discontent Dyson's footsteps Landing the Money Irish financier Dermot Desmond took a flyer when he bought London City airport. It turned out to be one of the deals of the decade Bringing it all together Trader tapes leave BP in a right tangle The British energy giant is facing price-fixing charges in the US, and the long-term costs may be severe Multiple Display Advertising Items Odds in favour of big casino merger Malaysian investors are gambling that a Stanley-LCI tie-up will strengthen their UK presence Swann will do the splits at WH Smith Kate Swann has defied critics and will spin off the news-distribution business. But the firm's shares are still undervalued Adman circles wagons against old boss Aegis chief Robert Lerwill learnt his craft as Sir Martin Sorrell's right-hand man. Now he's fighting off his former mentor—and a few others The Sunday Times Retirement Service Showcase for the very best of British It is time to recognise the contribution made by manufacturing to the UK A women's mag with a difference Shattered is targeting high-flying women. But do they really want to read articles about powersuits The Sunday Times Drumming up support for charity Red or yellow cards for football truants? The Business Doctor PeninsulaPress Loan Deal Would Not Cut Tax Bill Peninsula BA lands in trouble over Lagos flights Prufrock Handbags out in racecourse duel I Hear that staff at Britannia will be working around … After the excesses of the past few weeks—the World … When going to Extremes can pay off How I Made It Rogue nomads in the firing line QXL Ricardo Online Extra World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Greed and morals at war in Rosneft float The making of this Russian oil giant has left many losers. Tracey Boles finds that avarice will have a big role in its flotation Business Letters Veolia Contents Castaway Kirsty Desert Island Discs has fallen to a presenter best known for showing her legs on Channel 5 News. In an exclusive interview Kirsty Young tells Jasper Gerard why she's right for the job Contents Saab93 No angel: the council tax humbug Last week Josephine Rooney was hailed and jailed for making a stand over her drug-raddled street, but all is not as it seems How a Man in his Pyiamas Invented a Radio Classic Doors It's not about football, it's bigger than that Why do more English fans follow their team round the world than any other nation? Because the national identity is reviving, and sport is the catalyst Airmiles Get out of here, dweeb Privatisation by stealth is bad for your health Labour's drive is for choice and competition, but James Johnson, head of the BMA, says the reforms don't work The united states of total paranoia I'll Dolly up the human brain I never said the sexual revolution would be pretty Germaine Greer, who called in the Sixties for women to express their sexuality, says that pole dancing, breast implants and raunch culture are destructive not liberating A German redraws the lines of the Somme It's 90 years since the great war's defining battle. Peter Millar hears a new take Giving away billions is a hard business As Warren Buffet promises $30 billion to Bill Gates's charity, Stuart Wavell talks to British tycoons joining the great giveaway We thought you needed some help in the First World Adrian Turpin meets the Indonesian volunteers who have come from the Third World to help the deprived of Glasgow Multiple Classified Advertising Items More bright sparks, less bog standard Controversially, Labour is introducing new ways to spot clever children at an early age, say Claire Newell and Sian Griffiths The new thinking skills test—how do you score? The Sunday Times Schools have to reveal references Guilt Trip Multiple Display Advertising Items Who are you calling a bad mother? Since giving birth to her daughter Sasha, Julia Llewellyn Smith has been shocked by just how bitchy parents can be to each other Mephisto 2392 Sudoku Bookwise Lloyds TSB Bridge Chess Teaser 2284 The Sunday Times Crossword 4179 Perfect service, but where's the invisible manager? Winner's Dinners Sport reveals its sauce This Life Is the End Nigh for Harry? The Daily Telegraph: Robert Carrier Last word. . . The Independent: Elkan Allan Winner's Letters People of the Week Pirates on Parade Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents The benefits of branching into forestry Investors who went down to the woods last year sure got some good returns — almost 15% See the good from the trees Too creditworthy News in Brief Contents Pension plugging US rate rise proves good news for Footsie Fidelity International A Question of Money Satnav theft left me stranded in bureaucracy Multiple Display Advertising Items Carphone Warehouse chairman bucks the selling trend Directors' Deals Ways to fight the rising cost of school fees With the cost of a private education rising by 6% a year, parents need to start planning early Abbey Competion hots up in the fight for your salary cheque Multiple Display Advertising Items Falling Standard One word Scandal of savings deals that pay less than 1% With many accounts offering derisory rates, savers will see the value of their holdings eroded over time, warns Jessica Bown Standard Life House share solution to rising prices A new shared equity scheme for first-time buyers was one of the hot topics at our Money round table Multiple Display Advertising Items How to keep your head — and stay ahead Most investors act irrationally and erratically. Are you among them? Ask yourself these searching questions, from investment guru Tim Hale's new book, and find out Multiple Display Advertising Items Ms Rational versus Mr Irrational Multiple Display Advertising Items Winning by being defensive Should you enter the exotic world of derivatives? Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Factfile For up-to-date information on all the latest deals Asia is set to go nuclear Multiple Display Advertising Items Cricketer still raids his mum's fridge Fame and Fortune Young England star Alistair Cook has bought a £200,000 house just down the road from his parents Legal & General Investaquest leader doubles the value of fantasy portfolio A company director is £1,000 richer after chalking up the biggest gain so far in the competition Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Teaching old dogs some new tricks Thousands of people are turning to teaching as late as their forties, but as Andrew Taylor found out when he put on his mortarboard, classroom life has changed a lot since his father's day Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Colleges going global in quest to find the best Business schools and universities are turning away from the 'old school tie' system to recruit leaders Multiple Display Advertising Items A challenging job? You bet. . . A Week in the Life of Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Never Eat a Whole Spider A new tented jungle tour sidesteps Angkor to find the real richer of Cambodia: just mind those arachnids Doc Holiday Your Hols A special second honeymoon — anywhere but Wales The page that's all about you Multiple Display Advertising Items The Doc's quick fixes Smug Shot Hertz When holidays Attack You Cannot Be Serious Intercontinental Sean Newson: surf slob Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Vincent Crump: hacker Barbados David Mills: cabin boy Multiple Display Advertising Items Car hire clamp down Last-minute bargains What could be better than having a picnic in the park … Readers' rants Capri grinds to a halt Where was I? Holiday money Flying Ashtrays Fairway Foul Play Homestay Himalayas Fancy a Chat? Canyon Blaze Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Last Bit of Brit-Free France Winding valleys, wooded hilltops, sleepy hamlets: Corrèze has all the charm of the Dordogne, but without the GB-plated tailbacks. Go before the invasion It's just bananas Or penises. Or toilets. Bad museums are taking over, says Stephen Bleach Stena Line Fatal attractions Wifi Seeker Good Gear Shirley Valentine goes backpacking Paula Goode felt old and on the scrap heap — until she met Alex down under The Sunday Times Beach Mat Portable DVD Player Children's Boots The white stuff has long since melted, the ski lifts … Chamonix, French Alps Show them the high life Had your fill of buckets and spades? Swap shoreline for skyline and take the kide for a luge-riding, river-rafting, glacier-crossing, treetop-walking summer holiday in the mountains, says William Gray Sort, Spanish Pyrenees Bohinj, Slovenian Alps More for the Family this Summer Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items My hols From Paris sewers to African plains, crimebuster Kathy Reichs sees the sunny side Where was I Win a luxurious long weekend for two in Venice, with Bauer Hotels and EasyJet Multiple Classified Advertising Items Reader Offers Ltd Contents Contents Cars on TV Contents Chauffeurs? I do a faster service From Russia with talent Hummer takes a right turn Up to speed Ferrari girl, gsoh, seeks love Jaguar shows off its new baby Dial away that parking pain A new system lets drivers pay tickets by mobile phone. Does it work? Emma Smith reports Multiple Display Advertising Items It Has to Break the Badge Barrier Drives the Honda Legend Ex The Internet Fast Lane You are now entering Why do drivers here have it so much harder than in other countries, asks Roland White The Sunday Times Slower, bumpier, pricier — but driving in Britain is also safer Multiple Classified Advertising Items Drive Talking In gear The stuff of motoring dreams Mobile Gym The Knowledge A-Z Maps All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Dri-Tech Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items At first blush, they've gone over the top The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Used Car: Mazda Premacy The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Insurance Hike Policy Change Reg4Vehicles Easy Pass A Safe Havers? Minority Report If the Cap Fits Attention to Details Putting the Boot in Car Clinic Your motoring problems solving Motor Show My First Crash Deal of the Week The Internet Fast Lane Maybach Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers. co. uk Porsche Contents Contents When I ran the show at Oxford Time end place Moving on Is It worth It? Coniston post office and gift shop, Cumbria, £495,000 Design Classics Use it or lose it New rules have just come into force allowing councils to take over and rent out homes that have been left empty for more than six months. It is a piece of legislation that is deeply flawed, argues Octagon Welcome to Britain's grandest house share Multi-millionaire Emma Harrison lives in her Derbyshire mansion with 14 friends, she tells Fred Redwood After a decade working in London, Andrew and Mandi … High-tech wizardy allows you to abandon 9-5 drudgery and work from home, find Helen Davies and Shyamantha Asokan Savills Set yourself free Inspired to join the work-from-anywhere generation? Matthew Wall explains what you need to get started 1 Go broadband 2 Go wireless 3 Phone over broadband 4 Check for mobile reception 5 Remote access 6 Stay secure 7 What if things go wrong? St George Multiple Display Advertising Items Inspired by Dallas £15m Up the creek £450,000 Houses of the week Getaway for a gourmet £179,950 Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamptons International The Burrower: The country mole The patter of tiny paws would cover the rent rise, but there's only room for one reproducing female in this family Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills Lost in the mix Impending divorce has led chef Tamasin Day-Lewis to sell her Somerset mill home, says Katrina Burroughs Fine & Country The Hollywood treatment When writer Maggie Williams inherited an 18th-century house near Cork, she also got a piece of movie history, says Joseph Dunn Winkworth. co. uk Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mayan Gold With its miles of virgin coastline, Campeche in Mexico is trying to become the next property hot spot. Karen Robinson wonders if it can avoid becoming another Cancun On the market Multiple Classified Advertising Items Vale soliveiras Multiple Display Advertising Items Pure Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Great Scott — it works! A London college by the architect of Battersea power station has been redeveloped Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the Experts The Sunday Times Spanish showrooms Foxtons Soap stars Today's baths are luxuriously decadent — with prices to match, says Wendy Sloane The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Spare your … Plug those shocking gaps with some colour now, says Fergus Garrett Garden Cuttings What to do this week Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Peter Pan's launch pad JM Barrie's former home is magical, but will it attract grown-up tenants? The Market *How Much? Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Contents Ashrst Winning streak for private companies Contents Strategy is the key to growth Mel Egglenton of KPMG says that if firms want to grow, they must take time to develop a sound strategy The Sunday Times City's legal eagles take on a larger role Geoffrey Green of Ashurst explains how legal advisers who can see the bigger picture can help to bring deals to a successful conclusion Technology puts people on the road to success Alistair Baker of Microsoft looks at how firms can use software to empower their staff Britain's 100 biggest private companies Rules of Engagement Bureau Van Dijk Saga shows how to keep sales steaming ahead Hamish Stevenson and Simon MacMichael of Fast Track look at companies that have made the biggest moves in the league table Growth gamble pays off for Gala John Lewis Partnership Somerfield Palmer & Harvey Ineos Group Booker Stemcor Littlewoods Shop Direct John Swire & Sons Caudwell Holdings Sch Group Laing O'rourke Grampian Country Food Arcadia Arnold Clark Virgin Atlantic Brakes Ti Automotive Iceland Vetco International Bestway United Biscuits Camden Motor Group Emr Wilkinson Hardware Linpac Unipart JCB Sir Robert Mcalpine British Vita Foam and plastics maker C&i Clark Sports World Coats Miller Group BHS BMI New Look Kwik-Fit Group Lucite International Thresher Group Baxi Group Motor services provider Betfred Pentland Group Caravan park operator Focus Diy Guardian Media Group TM Group (Thistledove) Wates Saga Shepherd Building Virgin Rail Group Bowmer & Kirkland AF Blakemore & Son Welcome Break Marshall of Cambridge Bet365 River Island DFS Bristol Street Group Peacock Group Bloor Holdings Waste Recycling Group OCS Group Mott MacDonald Ryland Group CPL Industries Gladedale Trailfinders JCT600 EWS Railway Young's Bluecrest Travelex Greenhous Group Hanover Acceptances Vestey Group Westcoast Odeon & UCI Cinema Southern Water Dyson Caparo Group City Electrical Factors Seton House Group Ineos Chlor Costcutter Bernard Matthews Harrods Holdings Doncasters Group Arup Group Listers of Coventry The Sunday Times KPMG Top Track 100 Samworth Brothers ASCO Northern & Shell Willmott Dixon Farmfoods NG Bailey Virgin Retail Four Seasons Health BOCM Pauls Perrys People ready KPMG Contents Hp invent Contents Cover story Stationery geek to Caribbean pirate — how is Mackenzie Crook coping with promotion, asks Adrian Turpin The artist as outsider? Why car racing's stock is rising Their biggest fan? The Lord of the Rings Only one man can save the budget As an unknown Superman takes off, John Harlow asks why A-list actors can no longer name their price Rebecca DaDDY Cool Over the Hedge The Cave of the Yellow Dog Dave Chappelle's Just My Luck Princess Raccoon Reeker Tangled up in blues Great acting doesn't make this Sundance winner a great film. By Cosmo Landesman No sooner has Jonathan Ross signed a huge new deal with the Culture Soapbox A woman's place in the kitchen A bright Outlook All about her mother Drawing on a traumatic upbringing, Cortney Tidwell has made one of the records of the year A gentler shade of pink Part lounge act, part Latin dance band, Oregon's Pink Martini put melodies before technology Bose Friends in high places Sandy Wilson knew the artists whose works he collected. Now he has built them a suitably splendid home Avenue Q Noel Coward Theatre Eh Joe Evita On The Third Day She who must be obeyed Juliet Stevenson leads an excellent cast in the NT's superb reworking of The Seagull Classical On record The week's essential new releases Mozart Wagner Classical CD of the week Beethoven Symphonies Nos 3 and 8 Minnesota Orchestra, cond Osmo Vanska Peter Maxwell Davies Pop and Jazz Johnny Cash American V: A Hundred Highways American Recordings/Lost Highway 9862696 Lilys Everything Wrong is Imaginary The Automatic Not Accepted Anywhere Muse Pop CD of the week Richard Butler The Flamin' Groovies Fred Anderson Brad Mehldau Gil Evans Get on down The Sex Pistols New kids in town An uplifting evening At ENO, Mark Morris turns Purcell's King Arthur into a joyous mixture of pageant and vaudeville Multiple Display Advertising Items Book Online The top events to book now The Rolling Stones A Moon for the Misbegotten Film The critical list United 93 Wah-Wah The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy A birthday party for everyone Hugh Canning selects 10 highlights from this summer's Proms programme Capote A natural high The 59th Aldeburgh Festival served up sensational music in its flawless setting National Army Museum Games New Super Java Chip Red Orchestra Doors Capote The Passenger La Grande Bouffe The World's Fastest Indian The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema Official London Theatre Guide Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Suffering for their art The Private Lives of the Impressionists by Sue Roe Chatto £18.99 pp366 'Monkeys with a box of panits' Best of all possible worlds? The Parliament of Man The United Nations and the Quest for World Government by Paul Kennedy Allen Lane £25 pp384 Read on. . . Books behind the headlines: Warren Buffett You really must read Our choice of the best recent books A woman under the influences Fever: The Life and Music of Miss Peggy Lee by Peter Richmond Aurum £20 pp449 The Devil's Star What's happening in the literary world Inside information A plea to lift the veil on repression The Caged Virgin: A Muslim Woman's Cry for Reason by Ayaan Hirsl Ali Free Press £12.99 pp187 Muhajababes: Meet the New Middle East—Cool, Sexy and Devout by Allegra Stratton Constable £7.99 pp281 Read on. . . 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