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John Sentamu, Waldemar Januszczak, Gabriele Marcotti, Dipesh Gadher Media Correspondent, G K N, W H, Sally Brock, Laura Bailey, Gareth Walsh, Tom Cutler, Ursula Buchan, Martin James, Jonathan Ungoed-Thomas, Andrew Clover, Regina Finn, Rosie Millard, Helen Lewis, Gareth Huv Davies, Hugh Canning, Peter Kemp, Andrew Scott, Sarah Dempster, Stephen McIntosh, Dave Hickey, Peter Oliver, Julie Smeaton, Alice Munro, Marina Christopher, Julian Fellowes, Tom Stubbs, Giles Hattersley, Shelley Von Strunckel, Joe Boyd, Maruice Chittenden, Daniel Elkan, Benjamin Zephaniah, Geoffrey Lumb, Uzi Mahnaimi, Peter Dodd, Amanda Blinkhorn, David Lewis, H K, Bryan Appleyard, John Elliott, Alison Jane Reid, Maurice Chittenden, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, S H, Jimmy Carr, Deborah Gale, M S, N K, Tony Jacklin, Paul Rowan, Profesor Andy McIntosh, David Parsons, Alex Pell, Matthew Campbell, Gemma Soames, David Bowker, Rhiannon James, James Fenton, Rita Sharma, Peter Zimonjic, Robert Service, Neville Peel, Roger Kershaw, Robert Edric, Graham Norwood, David Budworth, James May, Louise Davis, C T, Ed Hughes, Jason Dawe, Barry Newcombe, Sian Griffiths, Jonathan Northcroft, Hala Jaber, Matthew Wall, David Bordwell, Graham Martin-Royle, William Mann, David Alan Brown, Andrew Longmore, Karamat Iqbal, Hywel Roberts, Tony Lloyd-Weston, Simon Cailow, Bryan Scott, Matt Rendell, E P, Clive Davis, Jeremy Smith, Flora Bagenal, Matt Rudd, Penny Gadd, Stuart Barnes, Victoria Segal, Edward Porter, Louisa Jones, Ben Laurance, Sarah Bridge, Jeremy Taylor, Jeff Potter, Sarah-Kate Templeton Health Correspondent, Alan Parr, Samir Bashir, Mike Laws, Robin Scott-Elliot, Christopher Silvester, Paul Donovan, Barry Unsworth, C Higgins, Mark Hodeen, Stuart Andrews, Gregory L Reece, David Leppard, F Wright, Martin Lewis, Lois Rogers, Rupert Everett, Alan Combes, Tim Mickleburgh, David Cracknell, Sue Jones, Diana Wright, Rebecca Tanqueray, Charis Edwards, Ruqayyah Collector, Barry Flatman, Peter Boyle, Ian Sharples, Irene Nemirovsky, Stephen Armstrong, Bethan Cole, Richard Woods, Steven Swinford, Tom Cox, Gary Barlow, Philip Roth, Martin Gayford, Patricia van der Veer, Elaine Firkins, A A Gill, Barry Douglas, Liz Camm, Alan English, Daniel Emery, Roger Dobson, Derek Bishop, John Aizlewood, Lee Server, John Johnson, Jonathan Futrell, Sian James, Geoff Pcarce-Gan, Stephen Hey, Helen Stewart, Morna E Gregory, John Dugdale, William Kay, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Tom Hodgkinson, Jeff Dawson, Roger Payne, Rob Hughes, John Peter, John Waples Business Editor, Arne Jacobsen, David Gower, C A, David Smith, Philip Scott, David Cracknell Political Editor, Nick Pitt, D C, Niall Edworthy, Simon Briggs, Tony Nicholls, C J Sansom, David Peace, Graham Rice, Lucy Denyer, Christopher Hart, D D, H Bradley, Stewart Lee, Nicola Smith, Michael Portillo, Patricia Nicol, Peter Ackroyd, Sarah Waters, Michael Park, Peter Handley, Graham Keeley, Brett Lee, Vincent Crump, Paul Kimmage, Lowri Turner, A T, Mark Edwards, Rachel 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ResumoContents Dying spy accused Kremlin agent Contents BT Green light for playing poker in pubs Word on the street … they're listening Contents The Sunday Times 'Lethal' Christmas trees recalled News in Brief Man accused over street killing Teenager dies impaled on railing Cheaper Olympic swimming arena Leave phones behind, troops told Private school to run city academy Four tickets share £4.6m Lotto jackpot Stone charged Contents 100 tested for spy death radiation Kremlin points at Berezovsky Litvinenko named agent Traces of killer substance at London hotel It's the Jaguar XK Winslet Blair to make a limited apology for slavery Northern rock Honours papers detail block on Labour donors Brown warns on Scottish breakaway Tiscali Princes plan Wembley concert for Diana Charles joins rebellion over Burberry move to China Hamper collapse firm in phone row Criminal probe into MS 'wonder drug' Insight House that can 'eat' pollution British coast faces 2st rise in sea levels Baby suffers 85% burns as pipes burst over cot Barclays Wealth Government will fund A-level rival King's College 'selling treasures' Zoom in: the world on your laptop in 3-D Our Christmas appeal to bring light to Third World's blind King Tut's death was a bad break Sainsbury's Scientists quit in dyslexia cure row Treatment 'based on flawed research' Carbon Trust Falconer's 13 meetings with casino group BT BA erucifix rebel turns down peace deal A chair, two bikes: last of Syd the Sixties star National Gallery admits that masterwork may be Nazi loot XL Mini A Cyberman isn't just for Chrismas Hitachi Father of animal activism backs monkey testing Top Toys Making a Killing from the Zombies New figures reveal that City whiz-kids who took control of £90 billion of investors' savings have become fabulously rich while returns for the little people have gone nowhere. Jonathan Ungoed-Thomas on a very peculiar equation British Gas Oxfam The Changing Face of Tory Boy David Cameron has led his party for nearly a year, preaching a message of radical change. David Cracknell on the new Conservatives The ups and downs of being a modern Tory leader Poor BA is crucified for making a stand — and quite right too A copper in Rotherham was speeding merrily on his way Telling lies about junk food See, no one wants the English The open University Lawyers give us a good kicking in footic case If you have watched Bremner, Bird and Fortune on How to pass exams Don't go soft on terror Filth and shame in an NHS hospital The really tough way to control drugs is to license them Beckett is busing with confidence in her staying power Atticus It's not easy, you know, being the only Queen's son … Atticus Blunkett's former lover loses Spectatory 'power struggle' Atticus Take cover, Campbell and Gilligan are at war again Atticus David Westwood, who was suspended and later retired … Atticus Cameron's line on poverty turns the heat on Brown The Tory MP Michael Mates, who says he won't be Atticus Is Cherie Blair in denial about her weight? She has Atticus Writer Hugo Rifkind, the son of former Tory foreign Atticus Euro Tunnel Honesty over child sex Microsoft Faith in reason is also a belief Mainstream Academic Safe on the streets Terror on Campus Points Birthdays Letters should arrive by midday Thursday and include Champion of Christianity, the man who should be No 1 Blair fawns as Russia gets ugly BT French right tempted by 'their' royal Flexi-Rate Sienna Miller in late shoot for an Oscar Britain told: do peace deal with Taliban The law that lets women be raped changes. . . a little Barclaycard US carried out madrasah bombing Advance of the girl Gurkhas Pope flies into a Turkish cauldron Santa is sorry, but the elf post is down Dixons Call for end to anti-Christian laws '30-year spree' of truck sex killer Unlimited home broadband from Orange Lebanon's grief for lost leader ComET Israeli military chief may quit over failed campaign Home truths from a general's wounded son Ferocity of Iraq attacksleaves US troops helpless Times Online Multiple Display Advertising Items Today's Weather John Lewis Obama lifted by hand of God Rising black star of Democrats connects with evangelicals The Times Confessional blogs of the internet nuns Volvo Contents Robinson faces sack after 25-14 humiliation by Springboks Contents Pedi Pedigree Hopeless England Final blow for Robinson We saw England at their very worst yesterday. It cannot be allowed to go on any longer Player ratings Coach defiant after defeat Andy Robinson says he expects to be at the helm at the World Cup despite his side's dismal autumn series Sink to a new low Gatland the pick of the contenders The New Zealander has the credentials to take over when the RFU finally axe Andy Robinson Free next Week French blushed spared by late heroics Peter O'Reitly at Stade de France Scots miss a golden chance The Sunday Times Sivivatu leaves Wales gasping Barry Newcombe at The Millennium stadium All Blacks refuse to perform haka New Zealand's decision not to stage their traditonal war dance was greeted with a cacophony of boos yesterday Guinness Easy does it for Italy Round-up Motability Kiwis and Irish dominate our World XV On current form, England, France and South Africa do not warrant a single player in a composite international team Dan's demons Dan Carter, regarded by many as the world's best player, reveals the fear of failure that has driven him to the peak of the game The Sunday Times World XV Tevez row taks gloss off victory Vauxhall Rooney signs £30m deal to stay at United until 2012 The England striker will tackle Chelsea today after committing his future to Old Trafford Anelka back to haunt Arsenal Frustrated O'Neill looks ahead to January sales Match stats Superb Gerrard makes points Funday times Shot-shy Reading foil 10-man Fulham Reid strike raises hopes Paul Rowan at The Valley Rich irony in Chelsea boasts Down and out A giant of the ring Skoda Football Shorts News of the World Football tales from the tabs. . . Regransfers Daily Star Sunday The People Barclays Premiership Nationwide Conference Pools Seven days on planet football. . . Scotland Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two This week's fixtures Progress report: Danny Haynes, lpswich Don't miss. . . Other Football Rooney Signs up After signing his new contract, the Manchester United star will be out to celebrate today by scoring against the champions Head-to-head: how Manchester United and Chelsea will probably line up Ferguson's forward thinking frees Saha Manchester United have been refeshed by the introduction of the mobile French striker to spearhead their front line Giggs can find diamond flaws The Welshman's versatility can give his side a tactical advantage in the crucil midfield battle at Old Trafford Ruud revived by Real deal The Dutch striker continues to find the target in Madrid but wishes David Beckham was being picked too Multiple Display Advertising Items Stocke profit from loans Barry Flatman at Britannia stadium Poor relations show wealth of honesty Football's lesser lgihts can teach the big names about loyalty and s portsmanship Palace battle for point Alan Combes at Deepdale Coventry take the Tube to away-day success Round-up DJ in tune with Bruce Ruthless Australia Wake up to the latest on the Ashes at timesonlines. co. uk Claim total control The ill-prepared tourists miss the influence of Michael Vaughan and are paying a high price The Sunday Times England's mistakes Gritty Bell counters critics A television age Ashes diary A horse called Flintoff Elton abandons England Who are you? Wheel spin Live and unplugged Sydney Pommie bashing Not up to speed England must change their attitude if they are to fight back in Friday's second Test Ruthless Ponting happy to twist knife The Australian captain's decision to bat again shows how determined he is to destroy England's fragile confidence Five key steps for the next game 'Harmison's confidence looked shot. I've been there. … I have had bad dreams about bowling, but not a first ball going to second slip We've won from here before. . . in 1954 Have faith - there is a precedent for England suffering a drubbing in the first Test and still enjoying a happy ending Airberlin. com The Sunday Times Demolition Job It semmed as if the Poms were ready to throw the towel in from the off in 2001 The perfect day — my Ashes finale My final Test against England brought a cricketing high that was hard to beat Demolition Job Sinking feeling Mike Golding and fellow Briton Alex Thomson, the sailor he resucued, limp towards port after more atrocious luck Professional Rugby Players Contents Aussie joy at golden victory Results round-up Multiple Display Advertising Items Fixtures Today's racing Rose on verge of rare victory Down Under Sports round-up Motor Racing Rugby Union Netball Rugby League Gillette Tri-Nations Series Final Fixtures Tennis Squash Racing Skiing The Times Play packs punch State Of Play lands the Hennessy to give risign trainer Evan Williams his biggest success Multiple Display Advertising Items Sport on TV Our man with the remote selects television highlights and offbeat moments from the week ahead Caught in times Sports letters Times Online Barclays Wealth Contents Scramble for building giant My Travel in talks on First Choice deal Pound set to hit $2 Atlantic Fund manager shot in Caracas Will pub profits go up in smoke? Special Report Landlords gear up to beat the ban. By Matthew Goodman Endgame in ITV race Business Digest Spanish bid for energy group Kuwaitis eye Premier Apollo appoints chairman The Sunday Times 'Head start' on 2012 bid Lastminute's founder backs 'travel MySpace' Multiple Display Advertising Items Private equity on parade LSE to cut cost of share dealing Times Online Secret talks row in Isotron takeover Shooting of fund manager Poor management blamed for UK's transport problems Business airline to go green on tickets Visteon staff reject cuts First Artist takes to the stage Media group to release grip on PR Newswire £200,000 for a timeshare Lloyds TSB SOS call on Eurotunnel debt plan London must rebuff arrogant Nasdaq New locomotive for global growth Retailers set for a cheery Christmas Going for Gold Olympics Business Winners Friends Provident Mining boss shows his mettle Lonmin chief Brad Mills has transformed the South African miner into an FTSE 100 favourite. But he says that the was shocked by what he found there — and apartheid-ere culture Multiple Display Advertising Items Brad Mills's Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime City stars take all at bonus time Top dealmakers will get more than £5m while their subordinates suffer cuts to pay for it. Report by Grant Ringshaw Christmas Cheer: Golden Bonuses BT NME cracks the web crossover In the second of a series on the media revolution, Paul Durman looks at how the music magazine's website has broadened its appeal — profitably The Sunday Times CBI set for political jousting Blair, Brown, Cameron and America's Hank Paulson are all expected to deliver speechs. David Smith reports Ted Baker's secret world Jenny Davey goes in search of the enigma that is Ray Kelvin, the eccentric founder of the booming British fashion brand Yahoo insider dishes the dirt A top manager complains of 'paralysis' but the bigger problem is that Google is better at making money. By Paul Durman Workspace Group Microsoft. com Multiple Classified Advertising Items How VW's crown prince crashed Bernd Pischetsrieder, the Volkswagen heir apparent, was ousted by his former mentor. Michael Woodhead reports from Frankfurt US clicks and spends on Cyber Monday The first day back at work after Thanksgiving is now the time to go online and start the Christmas shopping, writes Dominic Rushe from New York The Sunday Times Qantas We own the FTSE: let's run it for our own good Most companies are owned by the public through their savings. Now a book has set out a new compact between business and society Regulation is Good for Business Smoking gun for English pubs The Sunday Times Philadelphia A £100m ticket to success Multiple Display Advertising Items Search for top firms owned by private equity Do You Qualify for Buyout Track 100? Our first six months in business Three fledgling firms in three very different markets are making good progress, writes Rachel Bridge Employers have right to record phone calls The Business Doctor Property Stamp Duty Autonomy Is Kilts the next Unilever boss? Prufrock Emotional Scenes Bankers are not the only ones lapping up the spoils … Standard Life Investments Bid for Pole position Cafe Rouge group puts a £300m float on the menu Private-equity owners have turned round a business sold by Whitbread for £25m four years ago. By Matthew Goodman Small mortgage specialists face hard times World Share Markets Databank Major Share Movements UK Economy at a Glance Top 200 Companies Indicator of the Week Interest Rates/bonds Currencies Commodities Raider piles the pressure on LSE Samuel Heyman could be the pivotal figure in Nasdaq's bid for the London Stock Exchange, writes Louise Armitstead Business Letters EXonMobil Contents Stocks to buy for a Christmas rally Shares usually rise strongly over the festive season, and though 2007 is not tipped to be as profitable as this year, there will still be money to be made, says David Budworth Eight hot tips from the experts News in Brief Cashless card Final chapter? Dollar woes weigh on Footsie Icesave I accidentally gave £1,250 to a total stranger Multiple Display Advertising Items Founder nets £57m in retreal from British Land Zombie fund victims lose out on £3bn Millions of people are suffering in undeperforming with-profits schemes, despite reassurances that the new owners would boost returns. By Philip Scott Who Owns my Fund? Multiple Display Advertising Items When it comes to our savings, something is a lot better than nothing Multiple Display Advertising Items Pay nothing for your mobile for a year Sick of paying for a monthly contract? You can get a free one-year deal online — or perhaps you's drefer a freeiPod or Xbox. By Ali Hussain Where to Get your Free Phone India: the world's top market? The country is billed as the 'world's best growth story', but its popularity means some experts fear its markets are now overpriced, writes Clare Francis Multiple Display Advertising Items A smash and grab raid on the card firms Multiple Display Advertising Items Ways to profit from the City bonus boom Art and fine wine are rising in value as top earners look for ways to splash their end-of-year cash. But, as David Budworth explains, the rest of us can benefit too Three of the best. . . Stakeholder pensions Deposit Accounts Fixted Rates M… Introductory Rates V… Private-equity players up the ante again The Sunday Times Zeros were no heros Warning! TV property gurn builds a £1m fortune Fame and Fortune Justin Ryan, one of the stars of How Not to Decorate, is sitting on a seven-figure profit from his homes, he tells Ali Hussain New star invest Brown is urged to raise limits on Isas Contents Mercedes-Benz The Bastards Got Me He blamed Putin's agents with his dying breath, but who really killed Russia's dissident spy? David Leppard and Richard Woods in London and Mark Franchetti in Moscow investigate Istanbul switch: how we smuggled my friend to London When Litvinenko fled Russia he holed up in Turkey. Alex Goldfarb went to help him evade capture by his former masters President Vladimir Putin The key players in a spy mystery Boots It's not too late, girls The Mormon who might just go all the way That Henry II, he was dead right Swinging back from the Sixties The ex factor: divorced couples try a little tenderness A group of lawyers is trying to make divorce less traumatic by cutting out the legal fight, but will it end in tears, asks Stuart Wavell Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trials of a whiz-kid on Murder Mile Self-made millionaire Ben Way, 26, met the challenge of his life in an inner-city ghetto, finds giles Hattersley The Sunday Times How they made losing Hannah so much worse A report this week into the handling of the tsunami must tell the brutal truth, a grieving couple tell Deirdre Fernand Multiple Display Advertising Items Altman, a lion in the tinsel jungle Julian Fellowes, who wrote Gosford Park, recalls a feisty film director The Sunday Times Pre-U-the new A-level? Top private schools, including Dulwich and Eton, are leading a push to bring in tougher new exams for teenagers, says Sian Griffiths Parent Power Multiple Classified Advertising Items Universities need to start talking numbers Answer the question Giving children more than a fat chance With stomach stapling for under-18s now on the cards, parents must stop pretending that puppy fat will melt away, says Amanda Blinkhorn Dying in different ways, but living to fight another day Andrew Clover Dad Rules Tesco WiNe Club Mephisto 2413 Sudoku and Godoku Bookwise Multiple Display Advertising Items Bridge Chess Teaser 2305 The Sunday Times Crossword 4200 They want a man for this job — not a mouse Winner's Dinners Oddball of the week This life Squaddie of the week Stranger than Fiction Tough love of the week Nick Newman's week Winner's Letters That's not a story — get out of here! The Times: Nick Clarke Last word 1948-2006, radio presenter Talking heads People of the Week Ticket to Lords, Anybody? Just Popping out for a Spin 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 Go with feeling and attitude Business psychology experts Kaisen have come up with a formula that helps companies grow at all levels. By Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items Short termism holds no water with regulator A Week in the Life of Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Letting may not be as safe as houses Aftershock Investing in flats to provide an income when you have been made redundant seems a great idea—until words like crash crop up, writes Andrew Taylor Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Probably the best job in the world It's all research, you know Hand relief After the flood Expensive innings Don't be duped by the 'from' con Directions Back in the USA Last-minute deals Where was I? The 24-hour check-in Holiday money Readers' rants 'I'll have what she's having Food to die for and a VIP pass into New York's coolest neighbourhoods, all in one morning—Matt Rudd signs up for a gastro-walk on the wild side Orient-Express Hotels Trains & Cruises Water with that? Travel brief Picture Gallery Sun for a Song Winter's closing in, you … escape, but you don't want to … a fortune… you're not the only one. Mark Hodeen picks the best … for a bargain week in the sun Morocco £300 Zurich Zurich Kenya £400 Egypt £400 Grenada £500 Multiple Display Advertising Items Cape Verde £600 Goa £600 Thailand £600 British Airways Tobago £600 Times Online No Hurry Read just your watch, in fact, leave it at home. You are about to enter the Loas time zone. Nick Middleton takes a slow boat to Luang Prabang Travel brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Taking on the Pyrenees For the second week running, Dom Joly's fate was in your hands… and you sent him hydrospeeding Week Three: Dom Gets Cultural in Paris Follow in Domn's footsteps Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Intercover in Mother Russia In the first of a two-part special, Peter Ackroyd digs through the layers of modern Moscow to reveal the dark, passionate ghosts of Dostoevsky, Gogol and Pushkin The Sunday Times Thchno Gloves Good Gear A spoke in my relationship While her boyfriend watched the Tour de France, Sue Jones found a new ride Waterproof Hat Multiple Display Advertising Items Snowboard Backpack Decorative GPS Your Hols Multiple Display Advertising Items The Travel Clinic Smug Shot You, the Jury The Caribbean When holidays Attack The Sunday Times Travel Direct Thomsonfly. com Full Circle 2007 is a vintage year for round-the-world crusies, but which boat is best? Peaks for Cheats Vincent Crump finds the best winter hill walks for shameless bluffers: maximum scenic drama for just an hour's effort, then straight to the pub Las vegas Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items My hols Pianist Barry Douglas loves the continental life, but he never forgets his Irish roots Where was I Win a luxurious three-day sapa break in Croatia, with the Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik The competition Multiple Classified Advertising Items South Africa Contents Contents Fit in four minutes Motor Mouth Which way is the monastery? On the Move On his CD Changer A brilliant performance First Drive Skoda Auto Honda I'm facing a 90mph bouncer Out of Office Auto Reply. . . Of All the Gin Joints in All the World Cc Norton in the Sherpa hotel, Indian Himalayas How to do it The internet fast lane On the Edge In spite of Hollywood myth-making, no prisoner actually excaped from America's most famous jail. But Michael Park set out to experience what happened if you did beat the trigger-happy guards and hit the cold water. . . Navman Now get yourself into prison Multiple Display Advertising Items The Knowledge The Eskimo Roll Being able to right a capsized boat is an essential survival tool for canoeists, and also a neat trick, writes Jeremy Taylor Bentley A very webby Christmas Gizmo Edited by Alex Pell Music Maestro Walkman phone Sony Ericsson W850i From free to £190 with contract, or £275 from www. expansys. com Running Mate Sporty mobile Nokia 5500 Typically £20 with contract from www. carphonewarehouse. com Touch and Go Ultra-compact snapper Sony T50 digital camera Typically £349, or £242 from www. rankhour. com Big Shoot Samsung digital camera Picture Gallery Tarmac Warrior Specialized road bike Specialized Allez Triple road bike Typically £530 or £480 from www. evanscycles. com Footy Star Adidas boot Adidas Predator Absolute Typically £120, or £60 from www. newitts. com Head Monitor Tri-light Gerber Meridian Led headlamp £40 www. shpo4gerber. co. uk Head Music Bluetooth stereo Pioneer Deh-P75bt Typically £400, or £250 from www. caraudiosecurity. com Take Me Home Sat nav star Sat nav star TomTom Go 910 Typically £400, or £357 from www. amazon. co. uk Royal Flush Corgi Astons Casino Royale Aston Martin limited edition boxed set Typically £250 from www. modelenium. co. uk Top Marque Ferrari Spider Ferrari F430 Spider Typically £130,825 from www. browen. co. uk (to buy) or www. ferrari. co. uk (for dealer outlets) Box Clever Folding carrier Thule Ranger roll-up roofbox Typically £165, or £154 from www. roofbox. co. uk Multiple Display Advertising Items Mean Machine Evel Knievel Gizmo Evel Knirvel Super Stunt Set Typically £30 from www. firebox. com Games Master Surround sound system Surround sound system Virtuarl Pet K-9 robot dog Radio-controlled K-9 Typically £50, or £40 from www. argos. co. uk Game on Nintendo handheld Nintendo DS Lite Typically £100, or £97 from www. johnlewis. com Luxury Laptop Apple MacBook Pro Apple MacBook pro 15in Typically £1,349 from www. apple. com/ukstore Pocket Maestro IPod Nano Apple iPod Nano 8gb Typically £170, or £150 from www. savastore. com Sound Choice Denon mini hi-fi Denon S81-Dab mini hi-fi Typically £580, or £550 from www. hughesdirect. co. uk Ink Well The Hottest Christmas Kit Photo printer Canon Selphy Cp730 portable printer Typically £110, or £103 from www. morecomputers. com On Screen MP3 gem Samsung Yp-U2 Mp3 player Typically £40, or £35 from www. amazon. co. uk Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volkswagen Passat R36 (new engine) Up to Speed Just announced. . . Just arrived in the showroom. . . Saab 9-5 2.3t BioPower Cars on TV Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jeremy Clarkson The internet fast lane Multiple Display Advertising Items Upholstery Vital statistics The Sunday Times Offers Direct Values Or for similar money Second opinion Used Car Alfa Romeo Gt Coupe Second opinion The internet fast lane Deal of the week Multiple Classified Advertising Items Car Clinic Sangster's, Elie, Fife Road Hog Your Motoring Problems Solved Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Drivers hand book Someone out there doesn't like me Webwise Make the Web Work for You The freedom of the web makes it a perfect place for the malicious to launch anonymous personal attacks. Matthew Wall explains how to fight back 1 Assess the damage 2 What can I do? 3 Who else can help? 4 Protecting your privacy 5 Tricky Wiki Games You Said. . . Internet Shopping Multiple Classified Advertising Items Letters The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Health Jonny Wilkinson's kidney Kit Bag Essential Gear for Protecting your Kidneys Why doesn't brushing my teeth of using mouthwash prevent … Sunday-times. co. uk Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers. co. uk Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche Contents Contents Poetry in motion Time and Place Benjamin Zephaniah Moving on Performance poet and novelist Benjamin Zephaniah, 48 Is It worth It? Forge Field Hall, Mawla, Cornwall, £100,000 Grand Prix chair by Arne Jacobsen Design Classics I want to sleep in a car park Using every last corner of space in the capital could ease the housing shortage, finds Lois Rogers Multiple Display Advertising Items Richmond Lock Needle-free tree delivery The Christmas Mouse With just 24 online shopping days left, start clicking with Home's pick of festive websites, says Sally Kinnes Welcome to Plan Whether entertaining friends, family or all-comers this Christmas, go online to transform your home into a winter wonderland that will put everybody in a festive mood, say Helen Davies and Lucy Denyer All that glitters Keep the home fires burning Deck the halls Make the most of the garden Perfect places A well-dressed table is as much a part of Christmas as turkey and stuffing — and the right games and music bring the party to life, says Rebecca Tangueray and Rhiannon James Desirable Riverside Living Setting the festive scene Press to play Smashing tableware It's a cracker Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamptons International The Gang's All Here Accommodating a full house of guests needn't be a trial, reckons Caroline Donald Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fine & Country Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Let the butler do it Lucy Denyer looks at ways of taking the strain out of Christmas parties, from hiring chefs to booking puppeteers How to arrange a great escape Helen Davies picks some of the best rural hideaways, plus hampers of festives supplies Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons. co. uk Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Forget the jet set, join the train set The new high-speed rail link will bring many places on the Continent within easy reach of British buyers, says Helena Frith Powell Cut-price Alps Fresh-air fanatics are finding more bang for their bucks in unspoilt Slovenia, says Rhiannon James Where to buy Savills Knight Frank Www. pureintl. com Patrician persuasion £1.395m Splendid isolation £580,000 Houses of the week Search 230,000 properties for your next home at www. timesonline. co. uk/property City winner £299,500 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items FoxtonsInternational Foxtons International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A demanding love affair Owning a weekend house is wonderful, reckons Katrina Burroughs, the only problem is how best to manage and maintain it from a distance Better Person Ten quick steps to perfect planting In part seven of our series for rookies, Matt James explains new to give new plants the best possible start in your garden Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Premier Resorts Multiple Display Advertising Items Galliard Homes Ltd Pull up a chair. . . Rosie Millard explains the basics of how to let a property successfully The Market Contents Crest Nicholson Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items The chance to make a world of difference Climate change means both challenges and opportunities for the energy industry, says Jonathan Leake The Sunday Times Boost your earning power Sarah Bridge discoveres that competition among employers translates into booming salary packages in the energy sector Making contact Beyond petroleum Know-how in demand as firms go mining for talent The energy sector is turning to other industries to recruit: technical skills and experience are what they are after, says Sarah Bridge Baker Hughes Top grades for greener studies Graduates with a commitment to fighting the threat of climate change can get a good grounding on dedicated university courses. Andrew Taylor investigates The skills gap City cashes in on the Co2 cleanup Bury it — or trade it? The gas that's warming the earth has business potential, says Jonathan Leake Providing Trusted Solutions to the Energy Industry Spoilt for choice? Getting connected Aea Energy & Environment The quest for new discoveries RWE Group Have skills, will travel Roger Dobson finds no frontiers to career opportunites for British engineers and designers in the vanguard of the energy sector Nexen Switching on to the nuclear option It was once seen as a deadly threat whose time had passed. Now it could be a source of essential clean power, says Jonathan Leake Energy options blowing Alternatives to fossil fuels are all around us. Roger Dobson reports on the technology that is making them work Multiple Display Advertising Items E-on Nexiasolutions Time to step up the pace Fuel cell technology could lead a breakthrough in the drive for clean energy. Jonathan Leake asks if Britain is ready to make the most of it Faster, higher, stronger. . . and greener Beyond petroleum Contents Sony Contents The cruel sea A gripping new film documents Donald Crowhurst's ill-fated attempt to sail around the world, and his mysterious end. By Jeff Dawson Royal Opera House Crowhurst and the cruel sea Pop go the scientists Science-made-simple might still be topping the book charts, but where does that leave the hard stuff? Urban myths Baltic's 'rebels' aren't all they're cracked up to be. By Waldemar Januszczak HMV Pan's Laburinth 15,120 mins Rest of the week's films WHSmith Jackass Number Two 18,92 mins Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man Pg, 103 min Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny 15,94 mins Rampage 15,108 mins Something New PG, 100 mins The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause U, 92 mins Has cape — but doesn't really fly The demise of TV's original Superman lacks lift on the big screen, says Cosmo Landesman Youngvic Ouch. I winced at the torture scene in Casino Royale Monstrous regiment of women Easy listening Savoy Theatre All White on the right The Stripes got all the hype, but Balanchine rocked on the Royal Ballet's triple bill, says David Dougill Mary Poppins Amazon The Winter's Tale/Pericies Rest of the week's theatre Swan, Stratford-upon-Avon Amy's View Garrick Waves Cottesloe, National The Lightning Play Almeida A relationship on the couch Navie politics aside, this is an original look at the UK/US love affair, says Christopher Hart The Old Vic DVD Selector Play. Com The top events to book now Miss Potter 12 Days of Christmas at the Royal Opera House The Taming of the Shrew/Twelfth Night Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Film Borat This week, don't miss Theatre Orestes Art Chola: Sacred Bronzes of Southern India Comedy Andrew Lawrence Opera Peter Grimes Dance Royal Ballet Concerts London Symphony Orchestra Pop Shawn Colvin Microsoft Miami Vice Film Extras Cars Film Extras Ice Age 2 — the Meltdown L'Armée des ombres (Army in the Shadows) Film Extras Put your Hands up for Detroit Fedde Le Grand Satantango Film: No extras The Sunday Times Music The hottest downloads Must-have reissue Pavement: Wowee Zowee (Domino) Book now Lady sang the blues Has folk outsider Karen Dalton's time come round again, asks Richard Clayton Leopard changes her spots Gwen Stefani is back. And guess what Yup, she's got a new look. By Dan Cairns Another lick in the wall The best soundtracks are labours of love — Rob Nash discovers some perfect scores Austravel Patricia Nicol on Sampa by Caetano Veloso Going for a song Your Song Good-time Sydney From the heritage pubs of the Rocks to the golden gay mile of Oxford St, Sydney is a grand master at putting on a good time Win a dream trip to Sydney HMV Magnificent Morton Huddersfield has missed Feldman's works — this year they proved a hit, says Paul Driver Now the boat's come in All aboard for ENO's musically sparkling Gondoliers, says Hugh Canning The Sunday Times Classical Record The week's essential new releases Barber/korngold/walton Violin Concertos James Ehnes, Vancounver so, cond Bramwell Tovey Only 4016 Verdi La forza del destino Soloists, Vienna Opera, cond Dimitri Mitropoulos Orfeo C6810621 Handel Classical CD of the week Arias Angelika Kirchschlager, Kammerorchester Basel, cond Laurence Cummings Sony Classical 82876889522 Shostakovich Symphony No 13 (Babi Yar) Gidon Saks, Rlpo, cond Gerard Schwarz Avie Av2096 HK Gruber Zeitstimmung, Rough Music, Charivari HK Gruber, Martin Grubinger, Tonkunstiler Orchestera, cond Kristjan Jarvi Bis Sacd-1681 Pop, rock, jazz Take that Beautiful World Polydor 1715551 Faithless To All New Arrivals Columbia 88697027612 Aimee Mann One More Drifter in the Snow V2/Superego Sueg25.2 Lee Hazlewood Pop CD of the week Cake or Death Bpx 1992 88697013302 Katie Price/peter Andre A Whole New World K and P Kandpcd1 Kidd Jordan, Hamid Drake, William Parker Palm of Soul Aum Fidelity Aum038 Herve Perez and Martin Archer The Inclusion Principle Discus Discus29cd Marisa Monte Universo ao meu redor Blue Note 3591092 Various Artists Hip Hammond & Soulful Grooves Blue Note 3576892 Robyn Breaking act Multiple Display Advertising Items Genesis Multiple Display Advertising Items Barbican Hall Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Official London Theatre Guide The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Sunday Times Around the world in literary ways From war-ton France to modern Tuscany and ancient Rome, Peter Kemp globetrots his way round the year's fiction Serious Readers Moral Disorder by Margaret Atwood The Sunday Times concise crossword No 975 Everyman Cape £18 Amazing Disgrace by James Hamilton-Paterson Faber £12.99 The Ruby in her Navel by Barry Unsworth H Hamilton £17.99 Matters of Life & Death Cape £14.99 Sovereign By Cj Sanson MacMillan £16.99 The View from Castle Rock Imperium Hutchinson £17.99 The Night Watch Virago £16.99 Gathering the Water Doubleday £14.99 Mother's Milk Picador £12.99 Suite Francaise Chatto £16.99 Everyman Cape £10 Moral Disorder Bloomsbury £15.99 Matters of Life & Death Cape £14.99 The View from Castle Rock Chatto £15.99 Images of immortality Frank Whitford eyes up the artists — and a dog — that have stood the test of time Tesco Andy Warhol:'giant' Size Phaidon £75 Bellini, Giorgione, Titian and the Renaissance of Venetian Painting Ed by David Alan Brown Yale £40 The Yellow House Fig Tree £18.99 Nature's Engraver Faber £20 School of Genius: A History of the Royal Academy of Arts RA £35 The Death of Marco Pantani Blood, sweat and tears Good sports, bad sports and a remarkable novel about football form part of Nick Pitt's line-up of the best Christmas reading Berlin Games: How Hitler Stole the Olympic Dream by Guy Walters The Death of Marco Pantani Gerrard: My Autobiography Best and Edwards Football, Fame and Oblivion by Gordon Burn The Damned UTD Sir Alf Berlin Games My Autobiography Stiff Upper Lips and Baggy Green Caps The Italian Job Stiff Upper Lips and Baggy Green Caps Munster: Our Road to Glory Heaven on earth Looking to create your own personal Eden? Caroline Donald picks the books that will inspire and delight The English Garden Late Summer Flowers New Gardens in Provence Stewart, Tabouri & Chang £29.95 RHS Encyclopedia of Perennials (D Kindersley £25) The Curious Gardener's Almanac Eden Books £10 WHSmith Of cads and curmudgeons Jeremy Lewis on a year of unsavoury revelations about some well-known figures Top five WHSmith Barbra: The Way She Is Aurum £20 Orson Welles Hello Americans Kate: The Woman Who Was Katharine Hepburn Stars in our eyes Christopher Silvester picks gifts for showbiz lovers Ava Gardner Orson Welles: Hello Americans Brando Unzipped Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins Telling Some Tales Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins 'She burnt bridges, usually from midstream': Ava Gardner The Way Hollywood Tells It: Story and Style in Modern Movies The Way Hollywood Tells It Dean & Me: A Love Story Brando Unzipped Jokers wild If you want funny peculiar, then look no further, advises Roland White The Sunday Times The Naked Jape 211 Things a Bright Boy Can Do Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze? 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