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ResumoContents Poisoned: spy who quit Russia for Britain Police chief sparks row over stigma of sex with children The Sunday Times Contents Virgin A shy glance. . . then it's hello, Mrs Cruise Blair hit by Saudi 'bribery' threat Zero carbon living plan for London News in Brief Baby badly hurt in hit and run 'Arson' kills woman and children NHS allows partial liver donations Rapper hits wrong note with cabbie Correction £5.5m Lotto jackpot to roll over Bullimore surfaces Contents Treasury cuts Reid jail plan Labour to oppose limit on party donations Blair moves towards a Brown 'coronation' in leadership race Cruise pulls off third Marriage Improbable Moscow 'payback' suspected as poisoned defector fights for life Profitable How the ceremony may have gone RAF crew quit over 'unsafe' Nimrods PC World Energy plants may get armed terror guards New Trident to go ahead Godless Dawkins challenges schools Pope plans recruitment drive among disaffected Anglicans Catalyst Investment Group Ltd. Archer pens the £12m last laugh Multiple Display Advertising Items Green tax urged for drink cartons GM cottonseeds could feed world's starving millions Last meal with the man who chose death Last week Dave Richards flew to Switzerland to undergo voluntary euthanasia, a practice illegal in Britain. He invited Sarah-Kate Templeton to a final dinner to hear his reasons Historian in free speech row over Jewish article Madonna, father and a new child Faith schools excel in the junior league Starbucks Top 10 Primaries Oceanico Classical rebels play it demure Olympic village to cost £400m Sydney specials Bringing it all together Boy for Scully and Mr X Flybe Spam, spam, spam, spam. . . you've got mail 'Bullying police' to tame schools Battlefields & History Alex Ferguson leads battle to save war art Vauxhall Plan to impose £40 water meters My Life as a Spy at the Al-Qaeda trained Omar Nasiri in its Afghan terror camps as a bomber and sent him to London. Unknown to them he was also working for western intelligence Fly Monarch How terrorists were taught to survive torture Heart of Al-Qaeda Harry Winston Flashbacks, timeshifts, monsters. . . If you're not … Richard Woods hacks his way through the cult TV show's jungle of tangled story lines Citroen Blair to Britain: sorry and all that, but I'm a slippery little pleader A middle-aged woman in Lancashire awakes to discover Women who really do ask for it Please please me, suckers Comet Rumbling egos down in the jungle Drawing the age line Ségo shimmies through Directline Hallelujah, they're standing up for Jesus Yates of the Yard v the Gong Gang: a dishonourable story What a Pollock—professor blew chance of grabbing art fortune Atticus When John Prescott claimed he was "discussing William … Atticus Mandy steps up a rung, or three, on the London property ladder Atticus It's the ragbusters—RAF joins the fashion trade Atticus Matthew Taylor, the outgoing chief strategy adviser … Atticus Point-scoring in parliament while the terrorists take aim Atticus Nearly 500 demands have been submitted to 10 Downing Atticus Is life in the secret service quite as exciting as … Atticus The property investment market Blame Henry for our lack of faith Jaguar Beating dyslexia Well served by visiting the internet Life and Death: The Church of England does not support Bosses worth millions Soldiers in Reserve: Since the start of operations … Points Birthdays Letters should arrive by midday Thursday and include … A little girl's dream, or life under Cruise control? Lran despises weakness The Open University Wounded Taliban treated in Pakistan Barclay card Water protest Royal: I'll end the French malaise Barclay card Chavez hits one into the rough Darfur children dragged from mothers and shot British Gas Burqa ban splits Holland SKYooo US lifts 14-year ban on silicone breast implants Jessops Meet the black relations Long-lost cousins set former secretary of state Baker diplomatic test The Smile Train Democrats probe billions lost to Baghdad's corruption Allawi shapes up as Iraq's iron man Syria wants Golan in return for helping US The mounting toll of lawlessness Israel orders killing of Hamas politicians Hunt for five western hostages Today's Weather Green Black's Far out—Slovenia's hippie president The Times Rice offers North Korea olive branch EasyJet Contents Eighth time lucky for England as they beat Boks 23-21 Contents Clarks Same old England Vickery try a rare treat Stuart Barnes The prop's late touchdown could not mask the flaws in Andy Robinson's team Player ratings Corry lauds Lewsey tackle England's captain is full of praise for his full-back as the home side end their run of defeats The Sunday Times Boks better despite defeat England had no match for Jean de Villiers—both hero and villain for South Africa Blueprint for real revival It's time to return to traditional strengths and structure—and bring an end to the blame game Harveys Parks gets Scots up and running Mark palner at Murrayfield A plan for England O'Gara's new-found confidence gives Ireland the edge All Blacks march on Guinness Pumas maul Italy in Rome Round-up Invesco Perpetual Boothroyd runs out of patience Match stats Irons in fire Doyle ensures Charlton remain in freefall Rob Hughes at Madejski statium Cruel blow to Hammers Arteta stuns Bolton with bolt from blue Match stats Rooney reigns supreme Match stats Sert auto emocion Liverpool draw another blank Match stats Henry saves day for Arsenal Corradi powers City home Match stats The Sunday Times Rasiak makes Leeds suffer Richard Rae at Elland Road The Times Leicester in reverse gear Richard Lewis at the Walkers stadium Wasteful City miss the points John Aizlewood at St Andrews Match stats Jason King Round-up Championship match reports online Microsoft Wit of Warnock Football Shorts Russian to qualify Stadium stagnation Thanks a million News of the World Football tales from the tabs. . . Daily Star Sunday The Sunday Times The Mail Barclays Premiership Nationwide Conference Pools Good week Seven days on planet football Scotland And another ridiculous Stan Dish of the day Move of the week Wedding of the week Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two This week's fixtures Progress report: Matt Harrold, Southend Utd Wolves v Sunderland Don't miss. . . Other Football Europe Keeping It Serious After his dismissal in last season's Champions League final the Arsenal goalkeeper is out to make amends, starting with victory against Hamburg on Tuesday The Sunday Times Brits in Europe Thursday's Uea Cup ties Newcastle United v Celta Vigo Why Rafa has got him Right Liverpool's manager picks his team based on stats and will therefore continue to play Steven Gerrard on the right rather than the centre of midfield The Sunday Times The right position The Sunday Times Are you sure, boss? Steve McClaren may have recruited Terry Venables, but the pair make for uneasy bedfellows Newell has a right to be wrong The Luton manager should not have to raise the white flag over his views on women officials Peerless Puskas The Hungarian genius who died last week rose above cold war politics to leave his mark on world football Mighty Magyar Skins Federer has last laugh The World No 1 reaches today's Masters Cup final after a 6-4 7-5 win in the latest chapter of his rivalry with Rafael Nadal Top hit Sky Sports Tired Britain sent home Let battle commence Guide to the Ashes Down Under Australia will begin the Ashes on Thursday as favourites, but England can defy the odds Hot-shot Mahmood shows how to do it Andrew Flintoff struggles to find fluency but a tail-end batting problem may have been solved Scoreboard London 2012 Funday Front row leaders Which captain is better equipped to hold his form under pressure? Joyce homes in on chance The Middlesex left-hander compares favourably to a former great and could flourish if given the chance in Australia Flybmi 'Yeah, we're matey. But what's a bit of chin music between friends' Critics say we're too friendly with England, but just wait until the fireworks start on Thursday Sky Rekindling their Ashes The victors and the vanquished of the past six series Down Under relive their key moments The Sunday Times Master of deception Shane Warne can still spin a good yarn but England must play the ball, not the reputation Our panel of greats predict the outcome Multiple Display Advertising Items Results round-up Multiple Display Advertising Items Fixtures Today's racing Kauto Star shines in Haydock triumph Sports round-up Sailing Rugby Union Golf Rugby League Fixtures Touring cars Boxing Rackets Racing Real tennis How we bashed the Poms The 1989 tour was make-or-break for me—and it was England who were left broken The day I was dropped in favour of my brother I was rock bottom when I lost my place in the 1990-91 Ashes side, but watching Mark replace me made me determined to fight back Ruining Hick Next Week How the 2001 Aussies were inspired by a trip to Gallipoli And Steve Waugh's perfect final Ashes Test Multiple Display Advertising Items Sport on TV Our man with the remote selects television highlights and offbeat moments from the week ahead Caught in time Garry Sobers' six sixes in an over, 1968 Sports letters Times Online Octavia The Sunday Times Arkle had the jump on Dessie Hugh Mcllvanney In awe of Puskas Ashes anticipation Contents Boom time as M&a deals reach an all-time record Branson fury at Sky stake in ITV Brazilians borrow £4bn for Corus takeover Friends Provident Property tycoons who owe billions Special Report Debt-backed buyers are riding high—for now Estate agent in £400m listing Business Digest Isis joins the crew Fund group in Putnam frame US firm in float rethink Multiple Display Advertising Items EU 'terror tax' for firms Apax to unload private clinics in £730m deal Thompson's ritzy refuge Branson fury at Sky swoop Times Online The Loan Consultants Ltd. Stag at bay for House of Fraser Russians win deal to return 'fugitivies' Vision triumphs in food sale Rose is investors' pin-up McJob may soon be a thing of the past Dawney Day takes a big bite of The Wolseley Buyout giants eye bid for Argos group Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets 3 finds the right way to do mobile internet Agenda Economy could move to higher speed limit Thompson's bile US airlines look for soft landing in bumpy field The Global Deal Machine Mergers and acquisitions are booming again, setting a new global record for the year of $3,368 billin. Is this as good as it gets, or is there more to come? Banks Plot Rival Exchange Autonomy Multiple Display Advertising Items Satire draws funny money Spoof newspaper and website The Onion is said to be worth £100m and others are now getting in on the act. Dominic Rushe reports from New York Taste of Onion Give us the scientists we need Sir Richard Sykes, former boss of Glaxo, wants the government to thank again, writes Margareta Pagano Multiple Display Advertising Items Veolia Environment The Linde Group A ribbing from the king of condoms Durex owner SSL has had a chequered recent history. Now its chief executive, Garry Watts, a former accountant, is reviving the business with a new range of sex toys soon to be featured in TV ads Multiple Display Advertising Items Garry Watts's Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime Quest for last word in search Paul Durman visited Google's HQ in California to hear how we will one day be able to find the answers we need just by asking our mobile phone The Sunday Times The Newpaper Marketing Agency Countdown to Farepak's crash Ben Laurance looks at how the Christmas hamper firm left its savers in the lurch as its crisis grew Winners Economist who showed the way for Thatcher Lufthansa Stock market's hidden jewels Grant Ringshaw reports on the companies whose strength has gone unnoticed by investors and could be ready to outperform the market The Sunday Times Coming soon: a green Bill Gates The environment is about to create the biggest business opportunity of all, says Nicholas Moore Eisenberger Hidden Gems Index Top 50 Esso Mobil Multiple Classified Advertising Items How Made It Car accident gave birth to baby firm Failure teaches as much as success In the final part of her series on learning from successful enterpreneurs, Rachel Bridge reveals the third secret of success Hard Lessons for Publisher of Self-Help Books Sued after retirement The Business Doctor Sacking a Liar Chicago GSB Kingston Smith up Peninsula Open Europe is the lobby group that helped fend off … The Beehive Bar & Bistro Gizmondo boss drives a bargain Prufrock If Carphone Warehouse, the beleaguered mobile phone … Pammy's poker boob R&SA in no mood to sell to the Finns Mothercare World Share Markets Databank Major Share Movements UK Economy at a Glance Top 200 Companies Indicator of the Week Interest Rates/bonds Currencies Commodities Vietnam goes for foreign gold The emerging Asian oragon economy is attracting ever more overseas business, reports Michael Sharidan from Hanoi Business Letters Barclays Wealth Contents Bown targets exodus to the sun A court victory for the taxman means the chancellor can squeeze more out of the 1m people who have moved abroad Don't get caught in the net The Residence Rules Flood relief News in Brief Contents Mortgage cheer Weak commodity prices hit shares Fidelity Investments Debt collectors are after my body double Multiple Display Advertising Items Monsoon boss sells as she winds up for departure Director's Deals Prepare for the end of free banking As First Direct customers revolt over fees on current accounts, other providers warn they Go Online Schroders Charging for accounts is at least an honest way of taking our cash Multiple Display Advertising Items Headache-free ways to buy cheaper wine An Eu ruling means you may soon be able to buy duty-free drink online. But you can already indulge if you know where to look, writes Ali Hussain Buffs Nose out a Tax Dodge Best and worlst of broadband The top-value offers tend to have a sting in the tiil — poor customer service. Clare Francis explains how to avoid getting caught out Multiple Display Advertising Items C4 offers TV on demand Multiple Display Advertising Items Cutting the Cost of a Move to France Save thousands on foreign exchange Regular savings accounts Three of the best 1 pswich Target Saver 2 Halifax Regular Saver 3 Yorkshire Regular Saver Paranoid, moi? With good reason The key to getting income from shares A-Z Money Y is for yield Multiple Display Advertising Items Customers get a better deal on cheque clearing Your home can pay for school fees Multiple Display Advertising Items Best Savings Accounts Low Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Factfile Multiple Display Advertising Items Diamond shortage cuts noice with me Aap From a caravan to an £800,000 home Fame and Fortune Artemis Rate rise is an excuse to squeeze customers Top Mortgage Deals Contents Trophy Husbands Women increasingly earn more than their husbands. John-Paul Flintoff, who is in just such a marriage, explains what happens when the wife wears the financial trousers Contents Mercedes Henz World When it's best if your baby dies Contents Feeling the strain: three couples tell their stories … Liberal Holland hits the cultural panice button Plymouth The organice delusion Borat tickles America in just the right place Schools are trying to break children Interview Sinking. . . poor white boys are the new failing class Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paying a terrible price for a rape that never was The Galileo effect: dangerous ideas waiting to happen The Sunday Times Housey Housey in a mug's game The Sunday Times A grammar school as good as Eton Multiple Display Advertising Items Two fingers to Ofsted Multiple Display Advertising Items Move to where they talk your language Mephisto 2412 Sudoku and Godoku Bookwise TES Bridge Chess Teaser 2304 Crossword 4199 Winners Great food if only they knew how to serve it Winnder's Dinners This life Radisson Nick Newman's week Winner's Letters Just an accident waiting to happen Last word Milton Friedman Talking heads Is this the Blunder of Woolies? Call Me Gandi Twinkle Twinkle Little Czar Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Boom time for interim managers Multiple Display Advertising Items UK holidays are a sad, unholy mess Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Workers' fury over having to retire at 65 Multiple Display Advertising Items Getting voters to the polls A Week in the Life of Peter Wardie Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents On the rocks He didn't make it up Vedanta, ayurveda, thalasso, Watsu Mush-rooms A local map for local people Pilots are falling asleep at the wheel Directions Our Ed of the year Last-minute deals Where was I? Don't forget the rest of us Holiday money Readers' rants High Land Reel Rhododendrons and the prayer flags that were srung … British Airways Shop without the Drop Hotel Club. co. uk Brussels Paris Multiple Display Advertising Items Expedia. co. uk Shop without the Drop Zurich Lille Antwerp Multiple Display Advertising Items On my first morning in Anights dreant Travel brief My, how You've Changed Multiple Display Advertising Items Taking on the Highlands Week Two, and It's Spain's Olympic Rapids. You Just Have to Decide how He Does Them Follow in Dom's footsteps Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamming it up in 'Run faster, kids! Stene Line Egypt The Travel Clinic Your Hols Multiple Display Advertising Items When holidays Attack Good Gear Internet Phone The not-so-dirty weekend Would sleep win over sex on Amy Bell's first weekend away from the babies? Euro Tunnel Stylish Camera Wind-Up Lantern Lightweight Boots Super Chalets Cadogan Holidays 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 My hols Where was I Win a luxurous long weekend for two in Rome, with The Duke Hotel and Citalia The competition Multiple Classified Advertising Items South Africa Contents Museum of me Motormouth On the Move protection, that's what you need On the Move On his CD Changer Jeremy Clarkson The internet fast lane The Sunday Times Hello world: it's free calls all round How It Works My Chane to step on the gas First Drive Vital statistics The internet fast lane Wanted: filling stations Multiple Display Advertising Items The Knowledge Finding Water in the Desert Bentley Approved Get a Grip Gaming steering wheel Cheap Shot Nikon SLR Should the Ever Have4 Bought. . . Spin Meister Rotary tool Call Centre Buttonless phone Teenager Kicks Well-connected hi-fi Bestselleo Prima chcolate fondue fountain Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi The film-star set take over the living room Test Bench Jargon buster Style Guru Spare-Room Friend Early Adopter's Treat Big-Screen Hero Flatscreen Televisions Budget Titan Honda Of All the Oli Hon its All the World Anthony Sattin in the Doo-Wop, Bruges How to do it Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Fighting to keep up with the fit test man on earth On the Edge Skoda Auto Born to run Tests of endurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car Vital statistics The one to buy The Sunday Times Values Or for similar money Jason Dawe Second opinion The internet fast lane Car Clinic Road Hog The king's Head, Aston Cantlow Your Motoring Problems Soloved Deal of the week Bentley and Rolls-Royce Motor Car Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Smart shoppers play their cards right Webwise The web is the perfect place to go bargain hunting, but you have to take sensible precautions to avoid being swindled, says Sally Kinnes 1 Make your decision 2 How to make real savings Make the Web Work for You 3 How to tell a trustworthy website 4 How to pay 5 When a shop won't do 6 The last resort Games The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Health Surviving the Office Therapod 9250 chair £500 www. statusseating. co. uk Kit Bag MouseBean £7 www. mousebean. com Evoluent vertical mouse £80 www. posturite. co. uk Model Q Relaxometer £240 www. aleph 1 co. uk Dr Know Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents Surprised by my hero dad Time and Place Moving on Is It worth It? Gwyngoed Barn, Llanddewi Brefi, Cardiganshire, £130,000 as Gina Campbell, 57, is the daughter of Donald Campbell, the land and water-speed record-setter who was killed in Bluebird on Coniston Water in 1967 Design Classics Boffi Minikitchen A new stealth tax The government is considering another levy on property, this time aimed at landowners, reports Jane Padgham Multiple Display Advertising Items The rich are in a galloping frenzy Equestrainism is becoming, which has led to a stampede for horse friendly houses, say Richard Johnson and Helen Davies Tickets to ride I'm Building a Suburb Beaufort Park Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunite for my sweet Bring top-hotel style into the bedroom, says Rebecca Tanqueray Hamptons Beyond the big house Helen Davies meets the new community that is evolving aroung a vast National Trust estate Gleeson Hamptons Wales's hottest spot Buyers are camping out to secure homes along the shores of Swansea Bay, discovers Fred Redwood Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The country mole Our rural correspondent leaves her hotel-room refuge to show the house in Paradise—and to have her baby Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Can You Dig It? No, You Can't Planners Kensington and Chelsea are clamping down on basement extensions that are turning the ground under parts of London to Swiss Cheese, say Lucy Denyer and Helen Davies Frasers Property The house that Jamima built Foxtons Foxtons Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Haart One law for the landlord. . . Some would-be London tenants are being left homeless at the 11th hour, as Flora Bagenal found out Flatseekers do's and don'ts Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pop Goes Poities Celebrated British arlist Jullan Poen has brought the digital age to his medieval farmhouse in France, discovers Karen Robinson On the market Latvian capital gains Fly-to-let Rign has the hottest property market in Europe. For investors, the question is: can it last? State of the market Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Pure Knight Frank Infinite Experiences Multiple Display Advertising Items Knight Frank Magnolia White Firvalley Multiple Display Advertising Items School's big maths problem What makes the most financial sense, asks Sian Griffiths —buying near a good comp or paying private fees? Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask the Experts Foxtons International Foxtons International Girls on top Fed up with grumpy builders who leave a trail of dirt behind them, Wendy sloane tries out the cleaner and more reliable female option The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Know your greens In part six of our series for new gardeners, Matt James explains how to select a plant in rude good health The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Winter sparklers You need only plant up a containers to a few containers to add some zing and colour to the winter garden, says Anthony Noel Garden Cuttings What to do this week Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Oxygen Absolute beginners Rosie Millard explains the buy-to-let basics for potential new landlords The Market Contents Discovery Dock West Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Can you see the way ahead? A high-achieving workforce is key to business success: an eye on the latest technology helps keep it that way, advises Louise Armitstead The Sunday Times Know your workforce: a boss's handy guide Core skills Talk the talk PC World Be ready for big changes Standing still is not an option: businesses will need every quicker reactions and flexible attritudes to stay in the game, predicts Clare Gascoigne The full force of employment law shapes strategy Workers around the world How do you want to work to day? Access all areas Bright spark That was then, but this is so now Job dissatisfaction Wendy Sloane asks the questions that show whether your workplace is a delight or a disaster zone Model employers Putty in their hands To keep their best staff, even the smallest firms must deploya well-judged package on incentives, says Andrew Stone It's a joined-up world It may seem scary but it's not going to go away. Andrew Stone explains how new technology can help your business in the global marketplace Tools of the trade The case for change Healthy growth PC World Teamwork gives value for money When experts form private enterprise transfer their skills to the public sector, bouth parties have something to gain, reports Diana Bentley All clued-up PC World Contents Hp Contents Just their Type Picture Gallery A party of four The literary critic William Empson and his wife, Hetta, had a bizarre open marriage as John Haffenden reveals in this extract from his biography Rampage What women want? Heroin chic The Oscar race will showcase a golden their talants justice. What a refreshing The Lion King A hardy peronnlal Claire Bloom has spent her life loving the wrong famous men, Luckily, she still loves appearting on the London, stage, Lesley Whit29 Donmar It's funny, it's clever Biteoack Lest we forget a ruddy hard war The voters lose Requiem This week's films 37 Uses for a Dead Sheep Brtain Tate The Nightmare Before Christmas Special Gabrielle Antibodies We Shall Overcome Casino Royale Joy Division Heroes and Villains Www. up. com Amazon. co. uk All problems, on solutions This flawed revival leaves the cast with a mountain to climb, says Aa Gill Royal Shakespeare Company Therest Raquin Rest of the week's theatre Austravel Orestes Mother Courage and Her Children Whipping it Up NSDF Mature Students Agog on the Tyne A new winter festival is lighting up Newcastle. What a bright idea, says Patricia Nicol Austravel The top events to book now Royal Opera The Seagull Madam Butterfly Flags of Our Fathers Film The critical list Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Film Borat This week, don't miss Theatre Caroline, or Change Art Cholar Sacred Bronzes of Southern India Comedy No Stap Just Tickle Opera Peter Grimes Dance Royal Ballet Concerts London Symphony Orchestra Pop Paul Buchanan How to fox David Dougill is left bamboozled by a pointless, pladding metarnorphosis The Adventure Grows Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man's Chest Bleak House Special Edition Serenade Katherin Jenkins Dr Who—The Complete Second Series Monty Python's Personal Best The Times Picture Gallery The hottest downloads Must-have reissue Book now Lucinda Williams Live and kicking Joolsholland Look on the bright side Although they've taken some flak, the Killers are an unstoppable force, says Dan Cairns Me and you and everyone we don't know The Sunday Times Tom Cox on Don't Give Up by Peter Gabriel/Kate Bush Going for a song Your Song Donmar Bigmouth strikes again Heaven knows, the Smiths are influential—and especially now, says Stephen Armstrong American Pioneers There's only one Leonard Cohen Tribute projects may be worthy, but do the young have to be so brzenly respectful, asks Robert Sandall Starbucks Card Brahms Anna Hetrebko Classical CD of the week Classical The week's essential new releases Claude Vivier Toru Takemitsu Pop, rock, jazz All Saints Westlife The Love Album The Beatles Pop CD of the week Matt Willis Various Artists Frank Sinatra Vegas John Bunch George Michael/wham Rex Radio Breaking act They can't Handel the challenge Scottish Opera's smart-arsed Tamerlano is dire, but Independent Opera's Orlando raises Hugh Canning's spirits Seinfeld The Beatles The Times Round the horn Haydn's Horn Singnal is the ultimate for brass bufts, and Jasper Rees can't wait to hear it Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema Official London Theatre Guide Picture Gallery Guides & manuals Hardbacks Paperbacks A sage of fear and loathing The Life of Kingsley Amis by Zachary Leader Cape £25 pp1,008 Read on. . . 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