News from 16/07/2006
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ResumoContents Mystery honour for Labour donor Britain sends aircraft carrier to Beirut Contents Excelairways Contents Revealed: the man who killed 10,000 dogs Contents The Sunday Times Hezbollah ready for 'total war' JVC Contents Agenda for Conflict Fear and defiance in the battered city The Front Line Give me risk-free savings Britons in Lebanon may be evacuated Expats Trapped Smoking ban guide lists areas of light-up relief Tiscali Breathalyser ahoy! Sozzled sailors may face jail Directors to be struck off for hiring illegal migrants Contents Pipe leak threatens shuttle's safe return Multiple Display Advertising Items Whitehall dug for dirt on rebel envoy Contents Foreign diplomat shamed on crime TalkTalk Killing field of the dog racing industry Another day, another death: this man greyhounds on an industrial scale Labour spinners to smear Cameron as slippery estate agent Run into the Ground Welfare Bill Loophole JK Rowling potters off for a break among the Hamptons jetset Multiple Display Advertising Items Wanted: girls fit for spying Police call for tracker chips in paedophiles Army hit by 3,000 front line shortfall Carbon Trust Contents Bishops rebel as cardinal defends aide over 'affairs' Mitsubishi Motors Wilde's lover befriended by Betjeman Prince Harry's girlfriend Chelsy Davy, left, and Zara … Prescott 'did talk about dome casino' Sky Blair Isolated as Police Close in The arrest of the prime minister's money man, Lord Levy, has sparked fears that the loans for honours scandal could go all the way to the top. Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Robert Winnett and Jonathan Calvert report BT A Tainted Honours System British Gas Some of Those the Police Have Questioned Lloyd George's ghost aids inquiry Ministers in New Funding Row over Schools Opposition MPs have opened a new front in the attack on Labour, reports Holly Watt Flybe Cool customer proving himself as Middle East starts to burn Syd survived, but rock died PC World The canine killing field Outside Road map to nowhere The hoodie needs a daddy, not a hug An American court is the right place for the NatWest Three Picture Gallery Ming the merciful saves us from his memoirs — for now Atticus Gordon Brown has been criticised for keeping a low Atticus More Prezza sex allegations that may only be groping in the dark Atticus Just who is being taken for a ride here, Austin Atticus Praise the Lord! The Methodists have discovered Atticus Sleaze could finish Blair and political parties too As the winds of change blow through the Conservative Atticus Cameron's strategy is beginning to see the Heineken Atticus Carte Noire Injustice key to Muslim anger Barclaycard NatWest Three abandoned Technical Skills Lost True identity crisis Leasehold Flaws: Simon Jenkins omitted the Common hold Points Birthdays The Sunday Times They've presented themselves as victims of an unjust … The Case against Them Contents Seafrance Cycling's nothing, watch me do maths Multiple Display Advertising Items Wanted: gadget wizard to replace the real-life Q Videos of hate flout curbs on Islamists Ntl: Telewest Single detective 'faces sack' over Tube shooting Putin and Bush goad each other over freedom Multiple Display Advertising Items Hug an insurgent: US's new plan to win in Iraq Contents Beslan killer betrayed by mole Kidnapping Hidden hoard of live rock to be released Ntl: Telewest Cherie defends 'home snatchers' Paras storm town to lift siege by Taliban Street children are unseen victims of Mumbai terror IPCI Blasts 'revenge for Muslim Riot Deaths' Couples find new names for marriage Fight to return France's icon isle to the sea Saab93 Plot to kidnap Monaco royals Dodge Today's weather UN acts on Korean missile tests News in Brief Sport Relief boost Corrections Three tickets share £4.7m Lotto jackpot Wider canal China's empire-builders sweep up African riches The Times China's Grab for Africa Sign of the times that we're upset by street names If facts won't change ministerial minds, maybe fiction Vauxhall Windsor Mads outdo the Wags It ain't what you do, it's the way that you do it. . . David Cameron explains that hoodies are merely looking Contents Liverpool set for raid on Juve Contents Audi England wilt in face of Yousuf's defiance Strauss hopes fade England's stand-in captain can only watch as Pakistan battle their way back into the first Test at Lord's England First Innings 528-9 dec Time for real Harmison to stand and deliver In the absence of Andrew Flintoff, it is vital the Durham paceman recaptures the fearsome form that not so long ago saw him lead the world ranking Pakistan pair thrive in the heat of battle Andrew Longmore The tourists started yesterday on the back foot, but Mohammad Yousuf and Inzaman-ul-Haq turned on the power to put England under pressure Renault Jones clinging on as the gloves come off As the clamour for Chris Read to return to the Test side grows ever louder, the incumbent knows he has the all-important support of the coach Collingwood cool and in control The Sunday Times Wicketkeeping dilemma: Jones v Read Better late than never The waiting game With the Ashes just four months away, Australia find themselves in unfamiliar territory — struggling with injuries, loss of form and selectorial dithering Chris Evans leads search for cricket idol English cricket authorities are enthusiastically backing the launch of a televised talent show that aims to unearth the next Andrew Flintoff or Steve Harmison, writes Simon Wilde Who will Australia pick for the first Test against England in Brisbane? Betfair Ferguson's balancing act The Manchester United boss is gambling on a troubled star while seemingly happy to lose Ruud van Nistelrooy Ah, the sweet misery of the close season Movers and shakers in the transfer market The ecstasy and the agony Less than a week after the joy of winning the World Cup, Italian football is in crisis over match-fixing and facing an uncertain future, report Ian Hawkey and John Follain Crime and punishment: what they did wrong Che scandalo! Fallen Giants Give Europe New Shape Ready for sale of the century Juventus are determined not to lose their top players for a pittance, but Europe's leading clubs know the World Cup stars won't settle for life in Serie B Field open for Inter in new-look title race The Milan club stands ready to take advantage of the fallout from Italy's latest scandal, but its own history is not exactly whiter than white Counting the cost Serie a underdogs go from rags to riches As some of Italy's top sides head to the wilderness, less famous teams will gleefully claim the spotlight, along with those Champions League berths. By Mark Palmer Italy's tainted football history Hope lives among ruins Once the public hand-wringing is over, each of the demoted clubs might find its return to Serie a eased by Italian football's need to restore the status quo Road to redemption Juventus Fiorentina Lazio Milan 1 Ashley Cole The top 10 2 Kaka 3 David Beckham 4 Ronaldo 5 Mehdi Mahdavikia 7 Silly Wright 8 Franz Beckenbauer 10 Michael Owen VU 6 Djibril Cisse 9 George Best Red card left me in tears, admits Rooney In his new autobiography, the striker explains why he wept as his England teammates offered their sympathy and why he is still friends with Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo World of curses The World Cup will be remembered for many reasons, but was there really any need for the use of tactical sledging? Just for Kicks After a World Cup that was short on goals and high on caution and cards, one thing has become abundantly clear — the set piece is now thing Shift Chambers limps out of final The controversial sprinter pulls out of the 100m with injury but could still land a place in Britain's European championships squad Touareg Macey plots course for glittering farewell The injury-prone decathlete has set his retirement date but is keen to make up for lost time, starting with next month's European championships Button falls at first hurdle The Honda driver has a dreadful time in qualifying for the French Grand Prix Today's grid The Sunday Times Filling the Hot Seat Juan Pablo Montoya's decision to quit McLaren and head to the United States could give one of two young British drivers the opportunity of a lifetime Peak performance I first rode the Tour 20 years ago and it hurt. what possessed me to return among a cast of freaks to relive one of the worst stages? Powerful Voigt clinches victory The German's relentless efforts to gain a stage win finally paid off yesterday, with Spaniard Oscar Pereiro Sio emerging from the breakaway to claim the yellow jersey Contents White's caution spares Durham County scoreboards VU Limited Ackerman sets new record Richard Thomas at Sophia Gardens Liverpool Victoria County Championship Arafat shines David Parsons at Hove Adams attacks Cricket round Horne of plenty punishes Wolves Super League Multiple Display Advertising Items Giant relishes latest battle Martin Aspinwail has no regrets about moving to Huddersfield but knows victory against Wakefield today is vital to ease their relegation worries, writes Richard Rae Giteau slices through shambolic Springboks Pay for Play The latest clubs-versus-country row will move into a court of law this week, and the implications for the English game are enormous Airberlin Rugby Football Union: stuck in the past Present structure New ball game Rivals root for Darren Paul Forsyth at Loch Lomond After all that Darren Clarke has had to cope with, there would be no more popular winner of the Scottish Open Britishmotorshow Clark chases the rainbow The defending champion leads South Africa's challenge and gives himself an outside chance to pick up the first prize later today Volvo Sergio's shot at glory A victim of early success, Sergio Garcia believes he can silence the doubters by winning at Hoylake this week, says Paul Forsyth Frustrated Els driven to distraction The big South African has struggled to find his best form all year, but the hunger returns as he prepares to tee off this week in his favourite major, writes Paul Forsyth European hopefuls at The Open The Open Championship Monty loves major drama Far from dwelling on his US Open failure, the Scot reckons he has good reason to be proud of his record Hoylake needs a fair wind Royal Liverpool has produced some great champions over the years. If the course lives up to its windswept history, expect another classic BMW Tiger gets back on trail of the Golden Bear Since taking two months off after his father's death, the world No 1 has regained his form and is again a clear favourite for this week's Open at Hoylake. By Nick Pitt Sport on TV Multiple Display Advertising Items Questions & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Caught in Lancashire win the Gillette Cup, 1975 Sport Letters The Sunday Times Murray will learn to Win Ugly Andy Murray may have lost last night, but he has made a winner's choice in securing the services of Brad Gilbert New order carries Davis Cup hopes Britain's international reputation will be on the line when an inexperienced team takes to the court against Israel at Eastbourne this week The no-nonsense sayings of Brad Gilbert The Sunday Times Football Results round-up Rugby Union Vodacom Tri-Nations Series Rugby League Pools Today's racecards Nolanpartners Other Sport Morning crash fails to stop Pedrosa taking pole Sports round-up Fixtures Racing The flying Haggas After surprise success at royal Ascot, William Haggas is after another triumph in today's Irish Oaks. By Donn McClean The Times Kirby proves master of York Minnows take on the big fish Mainstream video games have grown stale, but small independent whizzes are injecting fun into playtime, argues Stuart Andrews Digital Living Recipe for sofa rage if standby gets the heave-ho Six of the best mould-breaking indie games Tough call Improving Safety Small and Beautiful Buyers' guide Create instant ambience with a portable speaker for your MP3 player, CDWalkman or mobile phone. Doors listens carefully to four of the best Sonic Boon Competition winners Licence to drive From booking your test to buying that dream car, Mike Pattenden finds sites that give you an easy ride Choosing a Car Release the Sounds Hellish Brute Buying the Car Crucial Paperwork The Sunday Times Web wise Peer inside Rembrandt's house and discover why his sight was skewwhiff The Sunday Times Sordid finale to beautiful career A deserved slap for Berlusconi Toyota Contents Britain and world set for 'hard landing' Former directors prepare to take control of Misys US buyout firms targeting Argos and Homebase Lloyds TSB Business Antes in for Victor Chandler Contents Invasion of the estate agents The sector employs 134,000 — more than the British Army, reports Angus McCrone Contents US clears way for £13bn RAF deal Business Digest Dragon raises funds for text service Bidders queue up for housebuilder Troubled BA pension appoints PR firm Gazprom gets a grilling on Centrica Multiple Display Advertising Items Carphone 'free' ads slammed Beckham car firm wins $6m Ford picks Britain as green research centre Isoft drafts in advisers to solve its crisis Kpmg fighting to recover £1m from Unwins account Football funds take a bet on shooting stars FSA appeal man wants law altered Black told to explain gardener payment British Energy sale powers ahead Tarrant misses £100m deadline Oxo buyer aims to pick up a Penguin Contents GM gets moving on global tie-up Orange EADS deal will safeguard UK aerospace jobs BAE to get Nimrod lift-off British bosses must speak out against US bullying Amid the uncertainty, a powerful case for nuclear Economic Outlook Jackpot bid Value added Tunnel vision Legal dangers of playing in games without frontiers Poor Relations Fear of the American Way Wireless Hub now Available Multiple Display Advertising Items Paul Myners' Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime Multiple Display Advertising Items Have You Heard the One about The Value of Sales is Rising Home info packs threaten disruption We will survive, says EMI over merger fears Alain Levy, head of recorded music, insists that even if the deal with Warner falls to come off, the group is now strong enough to thrive on its own. John Arlidge reports The New France where the Smart Moneyrots Mobile phone comeback for the Walkman The brand that was once written off as too dated has returned in a tie-up with Sony Ericsson, writes Paul Durman Get to grips with energy now Richard Lambert, head of the CBI, says business will have to change its ways or the lights will go out Faldo drives for a business empire Britain's top golfer is stepping up his ventures in clothes, property and even wine, records, Matthew Goodman Multiple Display Advertising Items Star models gave bra maker a lift How I Made It Michelle Mone Founder of Mjm International The Times Bullying laws 'not workable for small firms' A Lords ruling may lead to higher insurance costs and could even force businesses to close. Report by Rachel Bridge Saving Tax on Property Sale Can I cancel workers' holidays to fulfil sudden rush of orders? World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/ Bonds Currencies Commodities My design for better manufacturing in UK James Dyson wants to end the public perception of his fellow inventors as geeky and is opening a special school to nurture the designers of tomorrow The Sunday Times Help Find the Winners in Manufacturing Business Letters BlackBerry Picture Gallery Mint looks for a new Paton place Prufrock A website for sore budgets Prufrock Business lads' mag? Prufrock If you thought Bradford had a hefty claim to being … Prufrock RHM shares do a spot of self-raising DX Services Inside the City Contents I Will Survive Tonight on TV Kylie Minogue bears her soul about her cancer ordeal. Giles Hattersley had exclusive access to the interview and reveals the full story of her year of living dangerously Contents Brittany Ferries Iraq's salvation lies in letting it break apart The partition of Iraq into separate Kurdish, Sunni and Shi'ite areas is the only route to peace, writes Peter Galbraith Kylie's Wish-List of Things to Do before the End My lovably ordinary brother Syd The 'crazy diamond' founder of Pink Floyd was no acid casualty or recluse. He loved art and DIY, his sister Rosemary tells his biographer Tim Willis in her first interview for 30 years Psychedelic poster boy who fell and went home to mum Syd Barrett reinvented British rock and his influence lived on long after he shunned the scene for suburbia, writes Robert Sandall Kiss goodbye to innocence St Ken of Enron leads Bush's new Christianity School reports are agony for parents Honestly, do I look past it? Watching over our spies requires more intelligence Parliament's monitoring of the security services should be more aggressive and less secretive, writes former spy investigator John Morrison Multiple Classified Advertising Items The secret lives of the babes behind their veils When London girl Allegra Stratton went in search of twentysomethings in the Middle East she found a hidden world of make-up, music and pre-marital sex Don't panic, guys—I'm a mellow keg of dynamite As wild man Patrick Swayze spurns Hollywood for the West End, he tells Jasper Gerard he has finally learnt not to constantly sabotage his own success E = Einstein, the galactic womaniser Newly released letters reveal the physicist as a ruthless philanderer who as soon as he conquered one woman was on to the next, writes Stuart Wavell The Sunday Times Entering the long-tail world The digital age gives us more choice, not just top sellers, says David Smith Heat is on packed lunches The outgoing head of the School Food Trust tells Sian Griffiths that sandwiches are not the answer to school dinner worries Multiple Display Advertising Items This ruling is daft, so let's rub it in A spy in the family The star of the first Alex Rider movie and his mother talk to Karen Robinson about dealing with growing up in films Toyota Guilt Trip The Rider File Mephisto 2394 Sudoku Bookwise British International Motor Show Bridge Chess Teaser 2286 Solutions to superior 49 and dodeka 42 The Sunday Times Crossword 4181 Timesonline Give me a pub lunch over 'fine dining' any day Winner's Dinners Wayne—not one of the reds This Life Fancy a Hug Then, Dave? Carry on Doctorate The Daily Telegraph: Milan Williams Last word . . . The Daily Telegraph: Wes Hill Winner's Letters Paula's in Training to Be a Mum People of the Week Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Get free phone calls at the click of a mouse You can buy a £15 internet phone starter pack and never pay to ring your friends again. By Jessica Bown Where to find the biggest savings Cheapest International Call Rates Top savings deals News in Brief Contents Mortgage fees rise Middle East tensions weigh on shares Fidelity International Share in home is hard to value Multiple Display Advertising Items Cash machine blunder left me out of pocket A Question of Money Each week Diana Wright sorts out readers' financial problems Buy now, pay our debt collector later Big buys at Standard Life as insurer joins the market Directors' Deals All our water doesn't go down the pan Price of old house goes through roof Poor excuse for loss of Isa tax shelter Master the art of profiting from pictures Private banks are helping wealthy investors to make new fortunes in the booming art market, says Jessica Bown Who can you trust to give you advice? A-Z Money F is for financial advice Birmingham Midshires Cheltenham & Gloucester Wake up before Brown raids your dormant accounts Abbey Thankless search Card trick The mortgage to suit you Best-buy deals are great for people who remember to switch, but other borrowers should look long-term, says Clare Francis A Dog's Life Smart ways to buy in the sun The British are increasingly buying in exotic locations such as Morocco and Barbados, says Clare Francis Barbados Multiple Display Advertising Items Florida France How Exchange Rates Compare Morocco Contents Don't use your bank for foreign property How to profit from green energy plans Government proposals for more power from alternative sources have fired up shares in environmentally friendly firms. By Kathryn Cooper Multiple Display Advertising Items Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Cheap Credit Cards Top Annuity Rates Factfile Africa's time is still to come Multiple Display Advertising Items Flats hit the right note for musicals star Fame and Fortune Shona Lindsay has a tidy property portfolio—all paid for by big West End productions, she tells Jessica Bown Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The hidden talent in your firm Executives agree on the importance of nurturing the stars among their staff because it's the cheapest way to create the bosses of the future. By Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Cool Day Trip Brings Staff Together Work ads that would confuse an estate agent Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Workaholics who take leave of their senses More than one in four public-sector managers don't use all their holiday time, but it doesn't impress their bosses, says Andrew Taylor Multiple Display Advertising Items Legal aid boss courts value A Week in the Life of Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Timesonline Contents Vodka with Ice, and Fire Suffering from Glastonbury withdrawal? Head to the Westman Islands for a party you'll never remember, says Graham Little More authentic festival experiences Doc Holiday A cultural family foray — away from the tour groups Your Hols The page that's all about you. Get involved at www. timesonline. co. uk/yoursay Multiple Display Advertising Items The Patients Prescription One: Peru The Doctor Says Prescription Two: Jordan Prescription Three: Laos and Cambodia The Doc's quick fixes Fatal Attraction The worst day out ever British Airways Hopping Mad Nowhere rewards a little effort like the Greek islands. Dana Facaros constructs three classic hop-on, hop-off tours for a skip-along Hellenic adventure Spa Travel The Cyclades The Dodecanese Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times The lonians Ferry fare changes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Directions Strike pain at Iberia Bargains Exeter Strike BA Cyber Check-In No Rain in Spain Ryanair Sees Green . . . And so Does Frisco Ah, the joys of a cycling weekend in the country — … Readers' rants Beirut off the tourist map Where was I? Holiday money Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Up in Mojitos, cigars and tinpot socialism can be a bewitching but bewildering blend, as Brian Schofield discovers on the Cuban tobacco trail Oporto Instant weekend Leave the big cities to the hordes and have a pint-size Portuguese adventure instead, says Chris West Celebrity X Cruises Aromatherapy Pillow Good Gear Once bitten, forever smitten When Emily Middleton went down with malaria, she needed a bit of love potion Post Office Beach Towel Fridge/heater Portable Barbecue Hot, Damn Hot It's going to be scorchio. Don't just sit there getting sweaty, embrace it. Stephen Bleach picks the coolest ways to enjoy the hot months Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols The best ruins in Provence? The worst goat stew in Tunisia? Ask Simon Thurley Where was I Win a long weekend for two in Portugal, with Penha Longa Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort and Monarch The competition Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Cars on TV Car Advertising If it's fast, I'll give it a spin Me and my motors On his CD Changer Return of a Fiat legend Up to speed BMW parks by remote Speeding on the company Now I'm really going to clobber you Ken Livingstone will hit ordinary drivers hard with his new-look congestion charge, write Nicholas Rufford and Emma Smith Bad boys are back in town The show that loves to offend returns tonight more in your faces than ever, says Emma Smith Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Dressing up History In gear The stuff of motoring dreams Fuel Safety The Knowledge Road Surfaces All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Young Drivers Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Outta my way poser—this is dirty work Land Rover Discovery Audi 07 Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Broken down, you can admire it even more The Internet Fast Lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Used Car: Volkswagen Lupo Second Opinion Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Shell Data Exchange Multiple Display Advertising Items Model America Pressure Point Ego Trip Exotic Power Narrow Minded Cut-Price Services Britishmotorshow Your motoring problems solved Car Clinic My First Crash Deal of the Week The Internet Fast Lane Blackspot Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Property Advertising How much? Baby sharks in the bath Time and Place Moving on Is It worth It? Castle Haven farm and dairy, Galloway, £425,000 Philippe Starck Bubble Club sofa Design Classics Buying peace of mind Britain's millionaires are installing ever-tighter home security to keep safe, says Helen Davies Safety firsts Knight Frank Hunting, Shooting and Partying The Devon home of Harold MacMillan's grandson has played host to a prince, a president and a supermodel. Now it's on the market—for a cool £5.5m. Roland White pays a visit How to take that first step For many first-time buyers, the Bank of Mum and Dad is the only way to get on the property ladder, says Cally Law Working together Starter homes The guide to going it alone If your parents can't help, there are other ways to buy, says Stephanie Clark Kingsway Square Hamptons International The rise of the übertown Young Londoners have woken up to the advantages of dormitory towns beyond the M25, says Fred Redwood On the market Fine & Country Savills The Burrower: The country mole Our unhappy ruralite feels left behind while her husband has adventures — but is it really the other way around? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jackson-Stops & Staff Finger on the button Photographer Grey Zisser snapped up a Battersea flat even though the light was all wrong, says Mary Wilson Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Houses of the week Winkworth Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Savills Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Multiple Display Advertising Items Bulgaria? Beware British buyers on the Black Sea may have to face some hard facts, says Sarah Marks Do's and don'ts Take the sting out of the bills Spanish property doctor Taxes and fees are inevitable when you buy in Spain, but do your homework and you can avoid the hidden costs that lurk at every turn The Sunday Times Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Spanishshowrooms Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the Experts MaGellan The gardener Multiple Display Advertising Items The home service Never want to clean a conventional oven again? Switch to steam and you won't look back Multiple Display Advertising Items Keep your cool Alison Harvey picks out parasols and awnings to help you enjoy your garden — despite the glare of the summer sun The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Olympian ideals in Greece While Charles Shoup's neighbours tore down old houses to build modern villas, be used their cast-offs to create a classically inspired home and garden, discovers Caroline Donald Garden Cuttings What to do this week Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items King Sturge Ocean Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills I want a tax vacation Letting out a holiday home offers real advantages, finds Rosie Millard The Market Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes Contents Ireland Contents A one-woman cultural revolution Gong Li is the actress who brought Chinese film into western cinemas. But now she's back. In Miami? With a Cuban accent? David Eimer reports Why our sitcoms need to pack a punch He's the wit who put the edge into TV comedy, so why is Armando lannucci worrying about mass-audience shows, asks Stephen Armstrong What's to laugh at? The world is not enough The virtual reality of the game Second Life looks like a marketer's dream, but what does it offer the player? Dan Cairns reports Syriana Swept up by samba spirit Will Brazilian rhythms sweep the streets this summer, asks Clifford Bishop Savoy Theatre Seeing is believing What a spectacle: Superman is back in heroic fashion, says Cosmo Landesman Barbican Rest of the week's films The Death of Mr Lazarescu 15,154 mins Taxi Driver 18,114 mins Atomised 15,113 mins Carlos Acosta's Own goals in Liverpool Culture Soapbox When new ideas are out of the question Bright intervals Bose The chamber of secrets Transvestite potter or tireless social crusader? The enigma of Grayson Perry enchants Waldemar Januszczak Clash of the titans The Bolshoi and the Mariinsky bring their ancient rivalry to London. That's good news for us, says Hugh Canning FX The Sunday Times Royal Academy of Arts They want to be alone Far from a death knell, solo ablums are often a tonic for big bands By Mark Edwards Doing it for themselves National Theatre Suzuki Glastonbury rules Can a live CD capture the spirit of Britain's favourite festival, asks Dan Cairns Momentum Classical On record Violin Concertos Giuliano Carmignola (violin), Venice Baroque Orchestra, cond Andrea Marcon Mozart Overtures: The Magic Flute, The impresario, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Les Petits Riens et al Concerto Koln, dir Anton Stock Toshio Hosokawa Birds Fragments Stradivarius STR 33689 Malcolm Williamson Choral Music Joyful Company of Singers, cond Peter Broadbent Lily Allen Pop and Jazz The week's essential new releases Alright, Still Chris Stills Golden Smog Another Fine Day Ali Farka Toure Pop CD of the week Sevane Razorlight The Pipettes We Are the Pipettes Various Artists Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedellic Era, 1965-68 Roedelius Works Trio beyond Saudades Mercury Rev Get on down Air Traffic New kids in town The saintly and the sultry Christopher Hart scales the heights and plumbs the depths with the Peter Hall Company's new season in Bath BBC Proms The Rocky Horror Show Playhouse Rest of the week's theatre The Mariinsky Theatre Trust The top events to book now The Carling Weekend: Reading & Leeds Festivals Frost/Nixon Edinburgh Festival Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Concerts Pick of the Proms Dance Opera Pop Comedy Film Thank You for Smoking This week, don't miss Theatre The Life of Galileo Art French Drawings Comedy What's the Time Mr Lion? 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