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Giles Smith, Richard Mabey, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Christina Hardyment, Cath Urquhart, Garth Simpson, David Brown, Neelam Verjee, Gillain Hall, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Amanda Ursell, Simon Barnes, Liam Plowman, Alexandra Blair, R. Martin, Peter Lansley, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Hills, Jasper Rees, Christopher Somerville, Jane Nairn, Claire McDonald, Milton Keynes, Paul Hoggart, Richard Hobson, John Mulvey, Ivo Tennant, Clare Lazaro, Ian Winrow, Tony Turnbull, Dr Toby Murcott, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Julia Brookes, Carol Midgley, Jonny Wilkinson, David Lister Scotland Correspondent, Christine Seib, David Chater, Ben Hoyle Arts Reporter, Kate Wighton, James Bone, James Ducker, Melissa Katsoulis, Michael Binyon, James Alexander-Sinclair, Clive Davis, Michael Schmidt, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Julie Turner, Elizabeth Judge, Gabrielle Starkey, Lucia Van Der Post, Patrick Kidd, Graham Stewart, Martin Aston, Wendy Ide, Jeremy Whittle, Tristram Hunt, Kevin Eason, John Bungey, Lucy Bannerman, Giles Coren, Robin Pagnamenta, Rosie Millard, Peter Jennings, Vivienne Parry, Hannah Strange, James McLean, Dr Copperfield, Martin Fletcher, Pat Gibson, Nancy Durrant, John Clarke, Mark Calder, Hilary Rose, Vinny Lee, Robert Gore-Langton, Siobhan Kennedy, Francis Elliott, Peter Jones, Gabby Logan, Deborah Haynes, Jack Malvern, Tom Bawden, Dominic Walsh, Debra Craine, Ruth Corbett, Gary Jacob, Mike Pattenden, Victoria Segal, T. Lovelace, Allan Simmons, Norman Harris, Tim Reid, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Sarah Dempster, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Jo Morris, Nicholas Blanford, Alan Hamilton, Stephen Farrell, David Sharrock Ireland Correspondent, Candida Crewe, Yusuf Hassan, Elizabeth Colman, Ben Machell, David Chandler, Kriss Hopkins, Rhys Blakely, Matt Arrowsmith, Tina Gaudoin, Frederick O. Marsh, Kirk Rylands, Helen Rumbelow, Paul Donovan, Adam Sherwin Media Correspondent, Vincent Nichols, Derek Arthur Listener Crossword co-editor, Mark Ogden, Greg Hurst, Lucy Sweeney, David Charter, Tim Teeman, Derwent May, Kate Muir, David Sumner, David Rothero, Aggie MacKenzie, Stefan Otto, Bee Wilson, David Rowan, Larry Ellison, C. Gibson, Ed Potton, Suzy Jagger, Oliver Kay, Adam Lebor, Sarah Vine, Mark Atherton, Lisa Armstrong, John Westerby, Jane Wheatley, Rick Broadbent, James Rossiter, David Lawrenson, Justin Lee Collins, GrÁinne Gilmore Deputy Personal Finance Editor, Pete Paphides, Morgan Falconer, Neel Mukherjee, David Baddiel, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, ZoË Strimpel, Polly Smith, Christina Koning, Magnus Grimond, Carla Power, Gabriel Rozenberg, Edward Gorman Motor Racing Correspondent, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Ian Evans, Professor Malcom Sperrin, Suzi Godson, Kate Saunders, John Prichard, Rebecca O'Connor, Gordon Ramsay, Demitri Coryton Editor, Greg Martin, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Page, Neville Scott, Andrew G. Marshall, Rick Jones, Chris Campling, Patrick Hosking, Andrew Collins, Laura Deeley, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Ross Leckie, Roy Hyde, Erica Wagner, Marcel Berlins, James Charles, Peter Dixon, Salma Conway, Ed Vaizey, Mp, Stewart Tendler, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, Margaret Reynolds, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Ruth Scurr, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, James Collard, Kevin Maher, Simon Adams, Nicholas Clee, Sufia Kamaly, Nigel Kendall, Gerard Baker US Editor, Joanna Pitman, Dominic Kennedy, James Doran, Philip Webster Political Editor, Ruth Godden, Tosin Sulaiman, Richard Ehrlich, Robert Crampton, Steve Hawkes, Keith Hopcroft, Michael Brecker, Alex O'Connell, Thomas Catán, Thea Wakely, Eddie Sanders, Dominic Maxwell, Alice Fordham, Matthew Parris, Maggie Southam Ferrari, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Virginia Blackburn, David Crossland, Joan Ellison, Jenny Bloomer, George Caulkin, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, Caitlin Moran, Michael Austin, Celia Dodd, Neil Fisher, Iain Finlayson, Sylvia Sobernheim, Bess Twiston Davies, Robert MacFarlane, David Hutcheon, Rajeev Syal, Graham Searjeant, John Naish, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, Mark Henderson, Andrew Edwards, James Jackson, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Sarah Butler, Anna Shepard, Benedict Nightingale, Louise Cohen, Angus Batey, Paul Larter, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Crawshaw, David Snoxell, James Patterson, Stephen Dalton, Richard Morrison, Alyson Rudd, Tom Chesshyre, Tony Halpin, Alice Miles, Phil Myers, James Christopher, Adam Sherwin, Paul Dimarco, Simon Crompton, Michael Evans, Alan Jackson, Alexandra Blair Education Correspondent, Olav Bjortomt, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, Will Hide, Miles Costello, Douglas Kennedy, Jessica Cole, Bryce Elder, Ali Smith, Joe Bolger, Catherine Jarvie, Jennifer Malcolm,
ResumoIndex Food test exposes 'mis-sold' superstore chickens Times investigation raises fears over quality Amazing Joseph row over internet voting Shaftesbury killers get 25 years in jail 'The guilt we feel will never leave us' Shia revolt fear Captain Comeback Comment World Business Register Sport Timesonline Quick find Arctic cool Rough guide The Times Picture Gallery Books Travel TheKnowledge Magazine Body & Soul Money Poorer pupils deserve more funding than the affluent, Willetts says Clearer system is needed, he claims Comments risk dividing Tories New rebuff over Lugovoy The guilt we feel will never leave us Dignified calm of Madeleine's parents 'We are not going home without her' Police issue details of suspect George Smith Yellow flesh and finest label are no guarantee of corn-fed quality EU rules specify the diet required Tesco also under fire over its hygiene How scientists spotted the fake Schools raise the roof in anger at TV choir contest Teachers allege online vote-rigging BBC accused of pre-empting result Rolling Stones banker to step down after 37 years Sony British forces face backlash after Mahdi Army chief is shot dead Iraq Soldiers attacked by militamen in Basra after joint operation with Iraqis ends in violence, report Deborah Haynes in Baghdad and Michael Evans Thresher group Death squads Saddam's brave Shia victims turned into ruthless killers Earl's widow and her brother get 25 years in jail for … Death of an aristocrat The alcoholic playboy who loved a series of escort girls was killed for his fortune. Adam Sage reports Lost months Who's who in the Shaftesbury trial Lost, wealthy, generous — he was a priceless target The family tree Dfs Dfs Failings in out-of-hours GP care 'will claim more victims' System does not work, says partner He wants doctor to be struck off Senior surgeon defects over training debacle Dead in a week Argos Oxford takes gambling king's cash Ethics committee backs £2.5m gift Tycoon denies link to organised crime Big spenders Multiple Display Advertising Items Timesonline Sheridan's wife is investigated for perjury Claims she lied for husband at trial Police expected to check phone records Sainsbury's Currys How new gadget put the finger on my family's waste of power £900m a year lost on electricity excess Monitor helps to improve efficiency Running costs Thomsonfly Blair's farewell tour stains his green legacy with carbon Global odyssey belies his self-image Offsetting would require a new forest His last trips Radio DJ's 'utter monster' wins libel payout Article said that agent struck first Jury awards him £75,000 in damages John Lewis Janice Turner David Rowan The trouble with democracy is that you just can't trust it The week Euro Tunnel Out of Time A litany of failure at the Department of Health Rich Pickings Concern about ostentatious spending in India is misplaced Arch Duke Nearly three decades dead, but John Wayne remains larger than life What scoffs spiders, is a cat's lunch and vanishes in a flash? Picture Gallery Eau de Rotten Scrapings: sorry, I won't buy it London's skyline Restore Chagos The place of the Cutty Sark in our past and present Terror and rights Timesonline Selective truth on education Waste not Neglected Olivier Singular changes Better reception Creature comfort Have you got Google under your skin? My scorched-earth policy for Chelsea 2008 The grammar schools' slow death since 1963 PC World Coco Chanel: this season's must-have film project Cannes joy for rock film Halfords A police drama that plods along First night Film We Own the Night Cannes Film Festival How Bagpuss and friends set out to subvert state power 1970s shows had a political agenda Their aim was to influence children Virgin atlantic 'If the health police carry on, pregnant women will be too terrified to breathe' Yesterday the Government advised women not to drink at all during pregnancy. But are the new rules sensible or just an example of the nanny state gone mad? Here, Times writers pass their verdicts Class favourite Skoda Students swapped illicit A-level tips on internet Crime Bill may add to prison overcrowding Man shot trying to foil robbers Plea for snakes in the grass Bees force airliner to land New speed camera is unveiled Delta Hockney makes light work of it as his big picture is revealed Multiple Display Advertising Items The week on the web Times Online Racist Muslim preacher is deported Multiple Display Advertising Items Timesonline Clamper drove away Brontë tourists Car park worker faces ASBO hearing Defendant caused 'alarm and distress' Holiday Inn Multiple Display Advertising Items Turf wars at Chelsea show over lack of garden lawns Protesters claim grass is key feature Sculptor awarded a spoof gold medal Laura Ashley Home Staff: Colourful favourites face test of public vote Subaru Shimmeringly beautiful, like Venice Review Opera Death in Venice London Coliseum Bonhams & Goodman Hilton Brown may put off his reshuffle 'to avoid starting with a blunder' Dec Darfur & Chad The Times A snip at £1,000: a little piece of the dress from Diana's big day Morgan surprised to be Welsh leader Four have bird flu Congestion charge Priest to be jailed Shops Grammar-school boy risks a caning for telling Tories state academies are the way to go Politics Interview His children went private but David Willetts insists non-selective schools are the future. Alice Miles and Helen Rumbelow report Oxfam PC World Church to review allegations of sex abuse Lambeth Palace admits mistakes But independent inquiry is ruled out P&o Multiple Display Advertising Items Eos Airlines Man who stayed up for 266 hours awakes to bad news Claim of world record is in doubt Feat was a test of raw food diet Going too far Bridgestone Russia America I am in an office with a man pointing a gun at me. He looks me in the eye and tells me: 'i will count to three and then I will shoot you. One, two, three. ' Then he pulls the trigger Safety first US dashes hopes for 'Kyoto Ii' deal Boots Multiple Display Advertising Items (AFP): Sarkozy won't let motorists off hook (Reuters): War criminal on run (AP): Pick of the lot Stop showing off wealth, tycoons are told Western lifestyles condemned in India Fears of unrest over incomes gap Canon An embarrassment of riches? Five more years for the 'Teflon Taoiseach' Ahern spoilt for coalition choice Result is blow to Sinn Fein ambitions Multiple Display Advertising Items Chrysler Here's great thinking: wine makes you philosophical Rare bouquets 'Suicide' doctor found in loft after 22 years Letters and bottle next to skeleton Rumours of visits from secret police Wa Shearings Sainsbury's (AP): Power play heralds peace conference (AP): Oil workers seized (AP): Pay protest (AP): Bid to seize troops Ilva Spain's new rules on smoking disappear in clouds of tobacco Country laws Putin's hard line makes him enemies abroad — but many friends at home Russia Power play Still smarting from its loss of prestige, Russia is looking to re-establish itself as a great power by playing tough The names Mfi Powerboat plan to go round world in 65 ecofriendly days Phones 4u US sends weapons to Lebanon Lion cub scouts out her public Century-old ban on women off (AP): High-speed trains arrive late A century of John Wayne, actor and a symbol of his country Staples The Duke Divorce, politics and the Clinton ambitions New books allege she forbade split She 'did not read' Iraqi intelligence Multiple Display Advertising Items Dynamic duo The Sunday Times Front-runner for New Look chain Aunty rapped City fuels growth Nasdaq plans Quote of the day 'Green' promises Business big shot Sir Alan Budd Keepmoat considers £800m sale to private equity firm Google-eyed: who's watching you? KKR mulls flotation but awaits Blackstone debut Rival's float will put value at $34bn Industry under political scrutiny Smoked out Stock markets Blow to GSK after Senate claim over diabetes medicine We should appreciate financial engineering Picture Gallery Toughening up at the FSA Commodities Going public Currencies Action Need to know Results in brief BBC admits it breached standards in business coverage Report finds impartiality lapses Too much focus on consumer angle Talking points Business big shot Sir Alan Budd Under the spotlight Property investor in top spot to win David Lloyd Leisure L&R moves ahead in £900m auction Bidding reaches critical stage Times Online Permira's £358m step in the right direction Monday The week that was Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Sainsbury's pulls the plug on internet music outlet Retailer boost The Sunday Times Former chief will stay in the running to buy EMI The end of an era for The Spa Hotel in Tunbridge Wells City Diary Picture Gallery The Times The stock market listing of Cains, the Liverpool brewer City Diary Rooms with a view to a merger City Diary What on earth is going on at Orient-Express Hotels? … City Diary Eurotunnel shareholders say 'yes' to rescue plan Water company blossoms in Chelsea Rumour of the day In the know Deal of the day Bet of the day Tiddler to watch The City's high-flyers help pump heat into the economy Fastest increase in pay for 17 years Growing case for new Bank rate rise Monstermob slips as mobiles fashion rings changes BSkyB tries to quell talk of stake sale Instore disposal Regent Inns slide (PA): Bank bid delayed Admiral site sale (Reuters): Power groups drive carbon price rises Coke in $4.1bn buy O'Reilly defeat (AP): US investigation Packer seeks more Nigerians follow US lead in suing tobacco companies for health costs BAT and philip Morris face claims Plaintiffs seeking $3.86bn in damages The man on a mission against 'evil' corporations Smoking by numbers Battle for Dow Jones may be a long affair OMX victory for Nasdaq poses new threat to LSE The Times Big hitters They know everything about you and didn't even have to ask Surveillance society Big Brother really is watching you. Of course, there's nothing sinister about this because it's all being done to make life easier. But for whom? The Times Law failing to keep up with advances in data technology Half an hour to delve into the life of a Times reporter Surveillance society Green masterplans make Sainsbury's boss see red M&S, Morrison's and Tesco attacked 'It's PR headline with no substance' The Times Kynaston leaves the Square Mile behind to begin his search for Austerity Britain The City of London's unofficial biographer is now embarked on a mammoth study of postwar society David Kynaston Wall Street London Financial Futures Major indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money rates % Sterling spot and forward rates FTSE volumes European money deposits % Gold/precious metals Dollar rates Other sterling Exchange rates Dealers tune in to rumours that ITV stake may be sold Large caps Mothercare questions prove costly Small caps Gilts BA is firm long-term hold for investors in spite of turbulence Equity Prices Stihl Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unit-linked insurance investments Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds British funds Faith Modern Times Bill Johnston Strong and consistent Australian bowler who was an effective member of Bradman's legendary team Bill Johnston, cricketer, was born February 26,1922. He died on May 24,2007, aged 85 Judge William Rose Lives remembered Professor Mary Douglas Mstislav Rostropovich The Very Rev Tony Bridge Robin Midgley Versatile director who devoted much of his wide-ranging career to regional theatre despite his success in the West End Robin Midgley, theatre director, was born on November 10,1934. He died on May 19,2007, aged 72 Al Roth Outspoken and influential American bridge player who devised many of the game's standard conventions Alvin "Al" Roth, bridge player and theoretician, was born on November 14,1914. He died on April 18,2007, aged 92 Pentecostal drama explodes with energy, freedom and joy Faith Muslim hearts meet political minds Morocco's Minister for Islamic Affairs believes religious leaders are the country's allies on the democratic road Faith news Territorial hedges, wedding cheek and the comment-insertion e-mail technique Modern times Feather report Readers reply What to look out for Collectibles from the Pope's historic foreign pilgrimages Notebook Philately Court Circular Births Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Deaths Acknowledgements Memorial Services Thanks giving Services In Memoriam - Private School Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items Health & Home Shopping Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Dunkirk evacuation had high-pressure assistance Weather Eye Birthdays On This Day May 26,1975 Led Zeppelin are variously credited as pioneers of heavy metal, on-stage technical wizardry, album-oriented music and stadium rock. Philip Norman, The Times' music critic, is impressed Weather Weatherquest The Sunday Times Herbert embraces policy of strength in numbers Racing Syndicate relies on Regime in Derby Precedent set by Motivator's success Goodwood Yesterday's results Newmarket Course specialists Dettori shaken by Goodwood tumble Haydock Park Giles Smith Pontefract Racing next week Cricket Stratford Annemasse to show polish in Silver Bowl Racing Haydock Park Newmarket Beverley Racing Curragh today Tomorrow Catterick Cartmel Stratford Riis comes clean with his frank admission on doping Cycling Rumours have persisted for decade Merkel pleads for others to own up The Times Salford put on a show for McRae Rugby league Engage Super League Luck of the draw favours eager Henman Tennis French Open Football Results Baseball Basketball Cricket Cycling Equestrianism Rugby league Football Fixtures Today Cricket First-round matches to watch Rugby union Tennis Rugby league Rugby union Other sport Football Tomorrow Cricket Rugby league Rugby union Other sport Bayliss sets fast pace for Ducati Leicester triumph Britain success Wily Mushtaq puts Sussex back on course Cricket LV County Championship first division WHSmith Gibson sets up chance of victory for Durham Northamptonshire v Derbyshire Second division Warne shows displeasure at Kent's delayed declaration Cricket LV County Championship first division Nottinghamshire v Essex Second division Somerset v Gloucestershire Scoreboards No fanfare for Bonds as statistics do not add up to glory Baseball A nation's shame The sport's most revered record is set to fall to a player under investigation for alleged involvement in the Balco doping scandal Heroes Americans wouldn't swap Hitting the big time Vodafone's lucky number comes up Saturday Insider David Coulthard should be wrapping Adrian Newey, Formul The WAGs are in Monaco in force, too — but they make … And another thing . . . Tony's world 'It's tricky. If you hit that kerb it just spits you off into the wall . . . ' Motor racing Monaco Grand Prix Alfa Romeo Ferrari dismiss Raikkonen troubles as Massa shines Motor racing Monaco Grand Prix How parental guidance has helped breed stars of our generation Golf Close family ties help Rose to flower Donalds paint blissful picture Titleist Pushy parents Harrington's million reasons to do well Golf BMW PGA Championship Leading scores Don wins appeal against ban Triathlon Sony Bravia Ashton hoping that cure is in sight Rugby union South Africa v England Royal Mail Second-string front row spearheads Wales threat Teams Forget tag of underdogs — we're eager to be let off leash The Times Two years of bad luck are put aside as Vaughan hits vital hundred Cricket Second npower Test match Scoreboard Inside edge Shot of the day Drop of the day Hold-up of the day Pitch report Tuning in Rain or shine? Power to Rauf's index finger for going against the grain and doing us a service Cricket Second npower Test match Best stopped in his tracks by amateurs The Who's Who of Test Cricketers Npower Cyclops has one eye on his future We share the disappointment — the "heartbreak", even … Making a mug and a clip-on tie out of Rosenior Shepherd in line of fire as Hall lets go of past Football Newcastle board 'ran out of ideas' Chairman knew nothing of sale Eriksson back in the City running Portsmouth eyeing up Harewood Howard aims high after starting life at the bottom Rivals head for Wembley as something stirs on the western front Football Coca-Cola League play-offs Rising fortunes for region's clubs Bristol Rovers fans flock to final Yokel heroes Shrewsbury and Peters leave nothing to chance Yeovil yearning for poetic justice in defiance of sage predictions Football Coca-Cola League play-offs Giant-killer to play-offs thriller Rachubka may need to find new job after final Buck dashes get-rich-quick hopes Football Edge Betfair Pennant is granted stay of execution as Benítez wields axe Football Winger likely to survive clear-out Bellamy on his way to Anfield exit Bale expected to be first of many new faces at Tottenham Wenger insists he is happy at Arsenal Belmadi released Benayoun signs Allen appointment Staunton satisfied Beckham return now a question of how long he will play, not whether Football McClaren U-turn almost a certainty Injury to Lennon makes choice easier Scope Owen states case to resume senior service after going distance Football In The Game on Tuesday Times Crossword 23,611 Captain Comeback Vaughan puts England in charge Pietersen adds second century And he could get 100 too The Times Lewis Hamilton Jonny Wilkinson Index Inside Free guides Times Money Chance for a head start in art Web Watch Money Letters Debit dismay Air raid Mark Bridge Cheque it out Case Study One for the Future Top Blogs Rate Watch A Word to the Wise Watchdog's galling trade-off Fidelity Emergency stop for instructor Magnus Grimond helps the owner of a driving school to take stock of his finances Witan Robert and Judy: what the experts say Business Advice Business Loans Pensions Ing Direct Robert's response Insurers always win on penalties Even the healthy are forced to pay premium loadings on life cover, says Mark Atherton Multiple Display Advertising Items Why the BMI scale is flawed Multiple Display Advertising Items Case Study Ref Sees Red Banks take a flyer on reward schemes James Charles finds out which credit cards win on points For those who prefer cold, hard cash Fidelity International Miles more for your money Case Study Rerouting to Avoid Fee Schroders Nightmare on Wall Street Mark Atherton says that investors in US funds could take fright after a decade of consistently poor returns Multiple Display Advertising Items Directline Expert's picks Ancient art with a big future Surrenda-link Hargreaves Lansdown Don't be afraid of record prices Multiple Display Advertising Items Unit trust and open-ended investment company prices Full funds service at www. timesonline. co. uk/funds Fidelity Banking Watch Cheltenham & Gloucester Pension annuities Motor insurance Level-term assurance Overdrafts Personal loans Savings accounts National Savings & Investments Chelsea Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares Have you been short-changed? Mark Atherton answers the key questions for women who may have lost state pension benefits Artemis Index Inside Next Week Driving kids crazy On the face of it Stories behind the News Like it, buy it, slap it on — the only science you need to know Need to Know? Well, Well . . . Health-perception True love's a chore Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Hello, Mr Chips Yoga power Death's doorways Under a vest Seeing double Careful who you finger Junk Medicine Digital Destiny Sit up, you slouch potato Spending long hours hunched over laptops is damaging our spines. Simon Crompton reports on a new epidemic Laptop do's and don'ts Timesonline 'i was always looking down' Blowing in the wind Inside the Mind of a GP Times Online The green goddess Former supermodel Helena Christensen tells Janice Turner why she doesn't pull her punches when it comes to saving the planet, keeping fit and giving her son tough love Wellington Hospital Especially for Families in the Times Today Lynwodemanor Alpro soya When push comes to . . . Fast track to fatherhood: Liam Plowman discovers a speedy antenatal course that teaches men the essentials — from night feeds to nappies . . . shove for his partner Men's Health Myths Ask Great Ormond Street Nintendods. Lite Proud to be mental You don't have to be mad to star in BonkersFest!, but it helps, says Celia Dodd Disorder of the mind Are we Normal? Andrew G. Marshall gives your relationship a reality check New world of interiors, when science meets art Scanning technology, with its intimate images of the human anatomy, is inspiring a new artistic movement. Catherine Jarvie looks at what happens when scientists let artists look inside our bodies A Deeper Look at Sight and Sound Bridging the Gap between Art and Reality Wellcome move Inside the Mind of the Artist Twenty easy ways to lose 100 calories Swap Cereal and Toast for Muesli and Fruit Breakfast time Have a Scone, Fruit Salad, Coffee and Yoghurt instead of a Muffin Ditch the Croissant for Poached Eggs, Tomatoes and Toast Make a Bacon Sarnie with Lean Bacon, Tomato and Ketchup Skip Shop-Bought Baguettes and Make your Own Pitta Pockets Out to lunch Have a Baked Potato with Beans and Salad instead of Cheese and Butter Avoid Mayonnaise-Rich Tuna Sandwiches and Make your Own Choose Minestrone or Gazpacho instead of Fattening Soups Coat Toast with Chocolate Spread for your Pain Au Chocolat Fix Chocoholics Melt-In-The-Mouth Milk Buttons instead of a Slab of Chocolate Have a Kit Kat with Two Servings of Fruit instead of a Mars Bar Low-Fat Mousse with Biscotti Fills the Chocolate Brownie Vacuum Replace Salted Peanuts with a Raisin and Peanut Mix Snack attack Snack on Olives and Give Hoummos and Crudites a Miss Skip the Tortilla Chips and Choose a Tzatziki Vegetable Dip Forget the Flapjack and Tuck in to a Jam and Cream Scone Turn your Wholemilk Cappuccino into a Skinny Cappuccino Snack Having a drink KitKat Take Hot Drinks with Smimmed Milk and without Sugar Swap a Smoothie for Three Pieces of Fresh Fruit and Drink Water Cut Wine Measures and Enjoy a Long Spritzer Drink Today in Eat your Greens Pea, Broad Bean and Mint Dip Relax, it's the easy chair Can hynotherapy help burnt-out executives to unwind? Rosie Millard meets a practitioner who should know What's the Evidence? In a bad spin Multiple Display Advertising Items New look at old The Times Second opinion Love it or hate it, we want to hear from you Win £50 worth of Organic Toiletries The Times Modern Malaises Perfect summer pins For sleek, slender and perfectly toned legs, follow these 12 steps by Hannah Betts and Gabby Logan The Times The leg workout Pedicure Pru Health Blast Those Veins SPF It Wimp-Out Option Should I keep it zipped? I often have oral sex with my husband but we've heard that there is a link to throat cancer. We both had several partners before we met; am I at risk? Loving the good life Not Just Anybody How the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Charity begins at home for T4 presenter June Sarpong, 30, but she'll go any distance for tasty food Superdrug Index Inside Will all those waiting to enter Spain please form an orderly queue . . . Funny girl Argy veggie The World this Week Smart card Bags of fun Miami vice Web of the Week Climate Cost Image of the Week Hot Hotels East Meets West Real Weekend Something about Martha Such a lovely sounding place, Martha's Vineyard. The reality, says David Baddiel, is even better African Safari Club Need to know Ebookers Multiple Display Advertising Items Border patrol Departures Pakistan Denmark Greece Book now Marlow Stockholm Hawaii Your £ Abroad Times Online Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My Boston spree Julia Brookes celebrates the power of the pound in the ideal US city for a weekend shopping trip Bag a bargain Need to know African Safari Club Responsible Tourism Awards Multiple Display Advertising Items California, here we come Bears, the Bates hotel and bolshie children — Robert Crampton braves them all on a family van trip Today in money Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Black cab, black mood Your Say Cath Urquhart Answers your Travel Queries Short Fares and Short Fuses at Heathrow Insurance for Quick Trips Multiple Display Advertising Items Contact us . . . 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This Week: Church Street Hotel, Camberwell Green, London SE5 Competition Timesonline Departure Board Off-Peak Route of the Week: Warsaw Book Ahead Deals of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items The Captain's Choice Index Required Reading Picture Gallery 'Young or old, it's a week for writing about time' First word Contributors Swots and monsters Your say Multiple Display Advertising Items 'When it comes to bad reviews, I've had some real corkers' His word The Times Literary Supplement Index Vintage Chart Bestsellers, May 26,1968 Critic's Chart You're reading . . . Reader Chart Top 50 Bestsellers The indie top 10 They're reading . . . A walk on the wild side Required reading Jay Griffiths's Wild is an extraordinary journey through nature, science, language and politics. Richard Mabey is with her every step of the way Revolver Books Hot type The deals, steals and snubs from the world of books The magician of the mundane There is more to Tove Jansson than the Moomins, Ali Smith says. The stories in her adult work Fair Play are deceptively simple celebrations of love and work What's firing our young critics Been wondering what to read over half-term? The Times has hand-picked a team of ace reviewers to offer their verdicts on some new releases as well as their personal favourites Fairy Dreams Shadow Forest Catch us if You Can Just in case Vernon God Little The Lovely Bones Alice Sebold Picador, £7.99 £7.59 (free p&p) Burning Bright Word aloud Who's launching, who's talking, who's just out for a free glass of wine? 'My name is Anne Frank' As girls they played together under the Nazi shadow. One became a tragic icon, the other waited years to tell the story of their friendship. Alice Fordham met her Bloomsbury Timesonline Fly your poem to the Moon Michael Schmidt launches a writing competition combining art and science How to enter The Times Buy buy, baby, buy buy Nonfiction Society Rumsfeld An American Disaster In short Sex. 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Happy birthday, Sgt Pepper Being brave Jumbo Crossword 700 Games Cryptic clues Chess Winning move Scrabble® Word watching Two brains Answers Literary quiz Times2 Crossword 4225 Answers to Find the Connection & Literary Quiz Timesonline The Listener Crossword 3931 Certificate 18 by Ruslan The Listener Crossword: A User's Guide Part 13 Bridge PictureLine Samurai Su Doku No 042 Time to solve Win Copies of the Times Puzzle Books Solution to Last Week's Samurai Su Doku Su Doku challenge No 1347 Killer No 523 - Deadly (1 hour and 5 mins) Index Attitude Giorgio Armani Contents Midlife-crisis-retreat The Making of a Rock Icon Contacts Panasonic The Dark Ages Bosch Alfie and Perry's Beginners Guide to . . . Wisdom Books (Not for beginners, but by beginners) I Didn't Get where I Am Today without . . . Lexiconfusion No. 134 of Bennett & Teed's Illustrated … Slummy Yummy Mummy Advice for the Domestically Challenged Lucy Sweeney "There's no smoke without fire" Microtrends Someone's Got to Do It. . . The Kitchen Porter This week: Printing in 3D Samsung Dolce Gusto Retail Therapy Top Tips Bargainhunter Out There Liquid Metal Out There Liquid Metal Moschino Coolhunter Men's Stuff Joop! Philips Philips Lone Voice While her siblings made babies, Andrea Corr made debut solo album and a new thriller. At heart, though, the 'most beautiful woman in Ireland' really prefers the quite life Boots Saab BioPower Ford Panasonic The Promised City Jaffa may offer hope for the Middle East. As a restoration project rebuilds the city, a new generation of residents, both Jewish and Arab, talk about their hopes for an Israel they can all share Toyota Beko Skymovies The last dance Jordans Honda Come up and See my Etchings Celebrity Sketches To celebrate Tate Modern's Long Weekend, nine celebrities who enjoy putting pencil to paper reveal what they draw and why Celebrity Sketches Vintage Mischa She is known for her quirky, vintage style — now The OC's Mischa Barton is helping to launch a scheme to let people turn their fashion mistakes into someone else's treasures Tummy Tuck Jeans How to Get Dressed John Lewis Good Breeding Because You Need It For the pooch who has everything: a doggy shampoo for £25 Truth in Beauty Q Is there any truth in reports that chemical sunscreens are harmful, and if so, what's the alternative? Salon Spy The Still Room Truth in Beauty Snowandrock Müller A Lobster was Plucked from the Tank. 'look, ' Said Maurice 'a Chicken in Fancy Dress!' 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You'd still be mad, says Caitlin Moran All a blur Going out Far from diminishing an artist, disability can be a spur, says Richard Morrison Myth, magic and mystery in the Outback Play Jindabyne New Film Reviews Director: Ray Lawrence, 15,123min Stars: Gabriel Byrne, Laura Linney, Chris Haywood On selected release The Bothersome Man Director: Jens Lien, TBC, 95min Stars: Trond Fausa Aurvag, Petronella Barker On selected release Films on Release A sinking feeling The Big Film Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is a bloated, incoherent mess, says Kevin Maher Cheeni Kum (TBC) Wild Tigers I Have Known (NC) Top Films in Rep HMV The Fountain DVD Reviews Director: Darren Aronofsky, 12,2006 Stars: Hugh Jackman, Rachel Weisz, Ellen Burstyn Out to buy and rent on DVD and Blu-ray Rob Brydon's Annually Retentive Series One Writers: Rob Brydon, Paul Duddridge, 15,2006 Stars: Rob Brydon, Dave Gorman, Jane Moore, Russell Brand, David Walliams Out to buy on DVD Fitzcarraldo Director: Werner Herzog, Pg, 1982 Stars: Klaus Kinski, Claudia Cardinale, José Lewgoy Out to buy and rent on DVD 1-2-3 DVD Our lives under Idi Panel of Experts Each week we show a DVD to the people who really know. Here, Ugandan expatriates assess the accuracy of The Last King of Scotland Barefoot Soldier Harvest Moon Games Reviews Nintendo/DS (£29.99) Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom EA/PS3 (£49.99) Diner Dash Eidos/PSP (£29.99) Shoot to Thrill The Arts Timesonline Arresting Developments Podcast of the Week Blog of the Week Awe and disquiet Stage Robert Gore-Langton joins the cast of Forgotten Voices on a sobering tour of the First World War battlefields Top Five Comedy Top Five Theatre Friends reoriented Since 1993 Trance has become a huge Japanese hit. 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Five, 11.05pm True Grit (1969) Main Channels Saturday 26 Film Choice Training Day (2001) BBC One, 10.45pm The Station Agent (2003) BBC Two, 11.20pm When Brendan Met Trudy (2000) BBC Two, 1.35am Miami Vice (2006) Multi Channel Saturday 26 Prime-time multichannel Multichannel Choice Daytime Sport Radio listings Radio Saturday 26 Sunday 27 Main channels TV Choice Variations F1: Monaco Grand Prix Live Best of the Rest . . . ITV1, midday Mission: Impossible (1996) Main channels Sunday 27 Film Choice ITV1, 3.30pm The Glass Shield (1995) Psychomania (1971) BBC Two, 1.30am The Brady Bunch Movie (1995) Multi Channel L'enfant (2005) Sunday 27 Prime-time multichannel Multichannel Choice Daytime Sport Radio listings Bank Holiday Monday Main channels TV Choice Variations The Great Granny Chart Invasion: Power to the People Best of the Rest . . . 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BBC Two, 11.35pm Man of the West (1958) Main channels Film Choice Channel 4,1.35pm Stalker (1979) Multi Channel Trivia Quiz Answers Short Cuts (1993) Film4,10.50pm Friday 1 Prime-time multichannel Multichannel Choice Daytime Choice Radio listings BMW
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