News from 01/09/2007
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Matt Dickinson Chief Sports Correspondent, Imogen Shephard, Janice Turner, JosÉ Penrose, Christina Hardyment, Roma Tearne, Johnny Davis, David Brown, Alice Bowe, Susan Hill, The Rt Rev Richard Chartres, Simon Barnes, Amanda Ursell, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Hills, Robert Lindsay, Paul Hoggart, Henry James, John Mulvey, Eileen Bishop, Jane Knight, Michael Elliott, Ivo Tennant, Clare Lazaro, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Kate Quill Assistant Travel Editor, Dr Toby Murcott, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Carol Midgley, Paul Cross, Penny Ward, David Lister Scotland Correspondent, Christine Seib, Ben Hoyle Arts Reporter, Peter Brady, James Bone, James Ducker, Melissa Katsoulis, Jonathan Hills-Jones, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Shivani Khanna, Clive Davis, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Elizabeth Judge, Professor Lord Wedderburn, Graham Stewart, Joe Worsley, Wendy Ide, John Bungey, Martin Samuel Chief Football Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Giles Coren, Robin Pagnamenta, Vivienne Parry, Martin Fletcher, Sathnam Sanghera, James McLean, Dr Copperfield, Pat Gibson, Martyn Cox, John Clarke, Stephen McClarence, Hilary Rose, Hannah Fletcher, Vinny Lee, Robert Gore-Langton, Siobhan Kennedy, Kingsley Amis, Francis Elliott, Linda Menzies, David Shamash, Gary Jacob, Sue Hubbard, A. D. Butler, Maeve Binchy, Tom Charity, M. R. James, Allan Simmons, Melanie Reid, Norman Harris, Wim Wenders, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Jeanette Winterson, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Chris Riley, Tom Gatti, Nikki Gravening, Angela Brown, Jo Morris, Alan Hamilton, Rodney Hale Chairman, David Sharrock Ireland Correspondent, William Blake, Phoebe Greenwood, Elizabeth Colman, Nick Wyke, Sophie Harris, Paul Goddard, Rhys Blakely, Peter Davies, Charles Bremner, Helen Rumbelow, Lucy Sweeney, Tim Teeman, Nigella Lawson, Derwent May, Mary Clegg, Aggie MacKenzie, Clare Hogan, Tom Whitwell, Ed Potton, Suzy Jagger, Canon J. A. Fitch, Gerard Baker, Michael Buick, Stephen Anderton, Sarah Vine, Mark Atherton, Lisa Armstrong, John Westerby, Jane Wheatley, Robert Gillies, James Rossiter, GrÁinne Gilmore Deputy Personal Finance Editor, Sally Baker, Elaine Pendlebury, Neel Mukherjee, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, ZoË Strimpel, John le Carré, Christina Koning, Sarah Turner, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Tim Weiner, Tim Mickleburgh, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Suzi Godson, Kate Saunders, Mark Tully, Matt Hughes, Gordon Ramsay, Salley Vickers, Francis Elliott Chief Political Correspondent, Sean O'Neill, Jacky Hyams, Roger Phillips, Jeremy Page, Rick Jones, Dr Paul Weeks, Martin Sampson, Fran Yeoman, David Block, Chris Campling, Richard Owen, Alastair Maxwell-Irving, Mary Grey, Shane Warne, Ross Leckie, Patrick Hosking Personal Investor, Erica Wagner, Jeremy Paxman, David Mattin, Marcel Berlins, James Charles, L. R. Deakin, Margaret Reynolds, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, James Collard, Kevin Maher, Paul Simons, William Wolff, Michael Herman, Nicholas Clee, Mike Mulvihill, Fiona Sims, Nigel Kendall, Ian Rankin, Dominic Kennedy, Giles Whittell, Richard Ehrlich, Robert Crampton, Steve Hawkes, Victoria Segal, Sir Martin Doughty, Nigel Henderson, Michael Fitzpatrick, Dominic Maxwell, Sally Stevenson, Matthew Parris, CR, Angus MacLeod, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, Neil Fisher, Michael Austin, Celia Dodd, Sheila Keating, Iain Finlayson, Peter Riddell, Bob Newton, Helen Pridham, Tony Dawe, A. M. Bickmore, Barr Even, Bess Twiston Davies, David Hutcheon, Rajeev Syal, M. Chap, David Sanderson, John Naish, Veronica Clegg, David Fulton, Martin Waller, Mark Henderson, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, William Sutton, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Ashling O'Connor, Anna Shepard, Christopher Andrew, Benedict Nightingale, Louise Cohen, Paul Larter, Rick Broadbent Athletics Correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Derek Arthur, Stephen Dalton, Alyson Rudd, Richard Morrison, Rev. Anthony Tucker, Tom Chesshyre, James Christopher, Simon Crompton, Lisa Tuttle, Philip Pullman, Alan Jackson, Olav Bjortomt, Will Hide, Leonora Weil, Richard Ford, Alexander Cox, Joe Bolger, Elizabeth Judge Telecoms Correspondent, Tim Bullamore,
ResumoIndex 'Let it end here' Diana's memory 'must be left in peace' Eloquent appeals by Prince and Bishop Fed adopts tough US investor policy Tory poster blitz to allay poll fears Former army chief attacks US policy Warne's Top Ten Books Travel The knowledge Magazine Body&Soul Money Quick find Timesonline The Times Tories approve poster blitz in readiness for autumn election Party fears poll to be announced next week Referendum on EU treaty a main issue Picture Gallery Non-striking prison staff to get bonuses Dearer student loans Hopes on Tube strike Smacking loophole The Times Hollywood opens new front in war on terror—and goes gunning for Oscars Iraq and Afghanistan tackled in 20 new films Director of Vietnam classic decries US policy Sandals Line of fire Service echoes with one message—time to draw line under the tragedy Diana memorial Family, celebrities whose lives crossed with the Princess and those touched by her charity gathered for the anniversary Remember her in this way Time to let her rest in peace EasyJet On other pages Where are they now? Diana memorial Nice lady, even if they're not sure who exactly Dianabilia—the price of memories Diana memorial Anniversary revives passion for souvenirs Images of Princess 'belong to the world' CitroËn Keep the house, how much for the drive? Commuters pay to park on empty tarmac Renters avoid clamping and congestion charge Currys Cameron tries right-hook Politics The Prime Minister is riding high in the polls and the Tories fear that he will use his popularity to call a snap autumn election, reports Francis Elliott Poll follows on poll yet the true position remains obscure Former army chief condemns US for 'short-sighted' policy on Iraq Rumsfeld accused of nonsensical approach Attack highlights tensions in coalition Brittany Ferries Picture Gallery Ark toys are recalled over lead paint scare 'Sleepwalker' death Shootings: two held Anger at Bader insult Correction Boys weep as they are found guilty of stoning a pensioner to death Virgin The Times Dfs Janice Turner Ba Joe Joseph Off to the class war in a supermarket trolley Matthew Parris What links Tesco, Ryanair, satellite dishes and weeping over Diana? Driving a Hard Bargain As buy-to-let wanes, landlords have turned to renting out their driveways On Royalty Diana's past has helped to shape the monarchy's future Future Shock For flexible workers, longer lives mean broader horizons A beer with the nectar slurpers Picture Gallery My Facebook agony: what if I get unfriended? Janice Turner ventures into online networking Labour relations Peace and happiness We are the biggest threat to Britain's wildlife Putting a value on carbon trading Timesonline The blame game Art of darkness Green burden Time travel Sting in the tail Vaccine required to stop this madness Michael Fitzpatrick, a GP, on patients who think they know best I promise to uphold the highest standards Joe Joseph In the face of widespread dumbing down . . . The immigrant trickle that became a flood Secret lover inspired Nureyev to flee Russia for world stage Student said officials would restrict his career BBC to show footage of dancer as a rising star Australia McCanns sue newspaper for defamation Police said couple were killers, report claims Journalist insists she will stand by her story Nature's Best Teenage death toll mounts after another street stabbing Go to three The Times Thomson Price warning as organic sales rise Shortage of animal feed a worry for farmers Fuel costs and climate change add to expense Abbey PC World Top 50 independent girls' schools Education GCSE tables Itv Top 50 independent mixed schools Top 44 independent boy's schools Schools drifting into 'exam apartheid' Education GCSE tables Boots English are told to stop whingeing about Scots cash We don't get special deal, says Labour leader Two countries should share risk and revenue New free e-mail service bridges the gap between computers and mobile phones Yahoo! lays down the gauntlet to four rivals Fierce fight for future of advertising revenues Laura Ashley Getting the message across Mitsubishi Motors Pre-teens drinking five pints a week Heath Cabinet veteran in car smash Child molester jailed after 30 years Sea stops play for beached cricketers Ba This one's a tiddler: sperm whale skull joins museum's outsize collection My Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Four arrested over Rhys murder as locals tell killer to give himself up Clues to gunman's identity left in graffiti Parents issue open invitation to funeral Revealed: the 'terror plot' to poison water supplies Sartoriani Spain's love affair with the langoustine throws out a lifeline to Scots fishermen FlyZOOM In the pink Measles or vaccine? What should parents do for their children now? Question of the week Wikibusters: the CIA's sinister link to Buffy The week on the web KLM Soggy moggies Online most read Multiple Display Advertising Items All's well that ends well for Shakespeare dimwit First night Television Big Brother: Live Final Channel 4 Multiple Display Advertising Items Toyota France America Welcome to the new US embassy It's bigger than Saddam's palace and, with a cinema, gym and pool, is the safest and smartest place to live in Iraq . . . Split couple fight over who gets the party Multiple Display Advertising Items Change of direction (AFP): Quake shakes Greek islands In brief (AFP): Actor gets bail (AFP): Jewish return (AFP): Troubled waters Gardens go wild as formality gives way to liassez faire look Geometric, manicured parks fall out of favour Forgotten species reappear in the capital Healthspan Park life Aquability Indians shun traditional matchmakers and try to click with someone online Motorists driven crazy can vent road rage on website Bvlgari Library head resigns after rare maps stolen Pages are torn from 15th-century atlas Police 'know culprit' of £100,000 theft Multiple Display Advertising Items Bush seeks tax aid for families to shore up the crisis-hit housing market Engage Mutual Assurance (AP): Fighting talk on net as kung fu monks threaten to sue over ninja battle claim Norwich Union Direct (AFP): Eleven injured in largest Gaza protest (AP): Secret diary kept by Taleban hostage (AFP): Russia aims for the Moon, then Mars Ship rises from grave in lagoon Spector can't count on out-of-date fame to help him—but his money might do the job Murder trial reaches climax after 5 months Jury not likely to be swayed by celebrity The Times Republican senator in lavatory arrest to quit Campaigner for family values denies being gay Police release audio tape of interrogation Flora Sky The Sunday Times BAA puts Rudd in chair after criticism Hedge funds hit Jackson joins GCap Tiscali fights back Quote of the day Blogs show 'Gphone' Business big shot S&P boss quits amid row over sub-prime role Banks financing TXU buyout offer $1bn to get off the hook KKR and TPG asked to consider withdrawal President Bush moves to try to calm markets Aiming high Stock markets Barclays steps in with $1.6bn injection for struggling SIV-lite fund Seeking insight? Don't look for gorillas in the mist Commodities Boodles Currencies Need to know Results in brief Timesonline BAA hires new boss and takes on new roles to win over its critics Sir Nigel Rudd, noted dealmaker, joins group Influence of Ferrovial and partners diluted Business big shot Sir Nigel Rudd Thomas Cook joins growing protests over long delays at UK airports Edmonds leads appeal to DRC President over licence dispute The Times The London Stock Exchange has signed a mini-deal with its counterpart in Vietnam Coming to grips with an initial difficulty City Diary Yell gives a shout to clients of rival directory City Diary Police cars, ambulances and fire engines clustered … City Diary I report almost without comment the news that the AA City Diary The Missionary City Diary Trial halted as insurer's founder taken ill Questioning of Bright adjourned to Monday Defendant says staff manipulated reports HSBC left with £800m hangover after record sale of its Canary Wharf tower The Times Virgin Radio float schedules disrupted as chief defects to rival Capital Don't panic on homes slowdown, says Rightmove News International discusses move Gambling ads on TV (Reuters): Sondex talks (PA): Homeserve access (PA): Pools move backed BUPA merger plans Why Tiscali turned to the Avon Lady in a man's world Mary Turner has advanced from her father's tea plantation, via cosmetics, to fight an uphill battle for internet supremacy Timesonline What to watch out for Ford's resort aims to bring luxury skiing to the roof of the world Suez-GdF deal to be thrashed out as Sarkozy gains upper hand Passage to tourism The internet's chattering class go wild for 'Gphone' Bernanke's 'tough love' for US investors Bank 'not responsible' for bailing people out Warning that crisis could hit growth The Times Fed chief walks the tightrope with interest rates 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 Baird & Co Dollar rates Other sterling Exchange rates Punch takeover talk bruises M&B shares Large caps Small caps Gilts Rumour of the day Online property firm, for now at least, is right move Thomas Cook Deal of the day Bet of the day Tiddler to watch Equity Prices Jacuzzi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unit-linked insurance investments Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds British funds Arthur Jones US entrepreneur whose multifarious activites included devising the Nautilus execise machine Arthur Jones, inventor of the Nautilus exercise machine, was born in 1926. He died on August 28,2007, aged 80 Weather Eye Court & Social Ron Miller Lives Remembered Chris Schwarz Vice-Admiral Sir Ian McGeoch The simple life is the way to tackle climate change Faith So where do Jews really belong? Attempts to persuade Russian immigrants in Germany to move to Israel are bound to fail — they prefer a life of peaceful integration Faith news Sun loungers, novel friendships, nameless greetings and musical cars Modern times Feather report Readers reply Michael Elliott, of Faversham, Kent, asks whether you must answer the phone of a colleague who is away from his desk The online cart and the newspaper horse Feedback The healthy relationship between The Times and Times Online; plus some horrible history What to look out for Northwesterly brings in warmth followed by cloud Weather Eye Birthdays On This Day September 1,1976 A brief downpour brings slight relief to the scorched South West. Weathermen predict that the long hot summer will continue and the Government urges everyone to "save water to save jobs" Weather Weather quest Court Circular Thanksgiving Service Premium Bonds Dinner Latest wills Births Forthcoming Marriages Multiple Display Advertising Items Marriages Deaths In Memoriam - Private Announcements Athena Press Gifts Legal Notices Health & Home Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Raven's Pass to show way home in Solario Racing Sandown Park Chester Rugby union Football Ripon Racing Newton Abbot Course specialists Blinkered first time Racing next week Barclays The Sunday Times Musselburgh Racing Chester Yesterday's results Bet365 Hamilton Park Sandown Park Salisbury Wolverhampton Edge Forget 2003: Wilkinson rewinds to the rout when a star was born Rugby union Trial by video reveals career-defining moment How Brisbane agony led to Sydney triumph Free on Monday Ashton stays excited despite the long odds on England Brave Djokovic puts heart and soul into victory Tennis US Open Sky Sports Xtra, 4pm Football Results Athletics Equestrianism Golf Rowing Rugby league Rugby union Shooting Tennis Today Football Fixtures Cricket Sport Staff: Saints go marching on to stride clear at top of table Rugby league Rugby league Rugby union Other sport Tomorrow Football Cricket Rugby league Rugby union Other sport Wariner becomes the clean-cut superstar of US morality tale Athelitics World Championships BBC Two, noon Olympic champion retains his world life Rimmer misses out on place in 800mk final Timesonline Norwich Union The numbers game Weekend's finals Four more Britain crews reach finals Thorpe cleared Wakefield kicks on Fredericks in front Bald facts on sport's latest drug shame: hair restorer Poll captures Herts, not minds Picture Gallery Carling Cup probably the best Batty's valiant rearguard effort still not enough Cricket LV County Championship first division Seiko Velatura holds timeless appeal for yachtsmen Watching brief Hampshire v Surrey Kent play it safe and miss out on knockout blow Somerset left with work to do despite commanding lead Cricket LV County Championship second division Scoreboards NatWest Pro40 First division Leicestershire v Gloucestershire Derbyshire v Essex Dour Middlesex unable to make promotion push Tendulkar's toughness puts him out on his own My 50 greatest cricketers My countdown is complete—and no Australian is in the top three—but few can dispute the brilliance of my final top ten The other 40 … Barclays The Times Espn Classic Winning numbers England future looking rosy with advent of new generation Cricket Natwest Series Broad has eight games … press his Test claims Bopara's flexibility in batting order is crucial Supporters Club Headingley squads Virgin Championship Your guide to the weekend's Coca-Cola League matches League One League Two Luck of draw favours English clubs in game of percentages Fink Tank In the football laboratory Caffeine Boost Beat our system and win tickets Woodgate goes back to his Teesside roots to serve up new player image Football The Premier League is sending out its young millionaires to do charity work and one of the game's former bad boys is a volunteer Multiple Display Advertising Items Bolton v Everton Your guide to the weekend's Barclays Premier League matches Man United v Sunderland Today 5.15pm, Setanta Sports 1 Newcastle v Wigan Today 3pm Arsenal v Portsmouth Tomorrow 1.30pm, Sky Sports 1 How they stand Fulham v Tottenham Today 3pm Aston Villa v Chelsea Tomorrow 4pm, Sky Sports 1 Liverpool v Derby County Today 3pm Middlesbrough v Birmingham Today 3pm Reading v West Ham Today 3pm Blackburn v Man City Tomorrow 3pm Diarra crosses over to Arsenal as arch rivals stay on good business terms Deadline day Ins and outs Timesonline Summer sale ends Deadline day Ins and outs McClaren begins to count cost of injuries and self-inflicted wounds Football England pressure Folly of Beckham's recall now apparent Wright-Phillips and Bently vying for place Motor Harley-Davidson Cycles England squad Absentees XI Benítez loses right-hand man after series of disagreements Uefa Cup draw First round Shevchenko awaits chance Times Crossword 23,695 Wenger fails to back Dein England jinx strikes again as Lampard hobbles out The Times Geek Squad Index Free on Monday Index Inside Free guides Is buy-to-let a better bet? A Question of Money Money Letters Pension horror … … and happiness Parking is so taxing The Week in Brief A Word to the Wise Borrowing underclass in a fix Multiple Display Advertising Items I'm happy renting, so why buy? Helen Pridham helps a City worker, relocated to Cornwall, to make the most of his reduced income Cheltenham & Gloucester Jon Crowhurst: what the experts say Alliance Leicester Jon's response Nice loan, shame about the side-effects Helen Pridham warns that equity release can limit your options later and cost you valuable benefits Multiple Display Advertising Items Your Shout Case Study Buying Time Timesonline Multiple Display Advertising Items Stake your claim Something to fall back on Elizabeth Colman examines the worth of the new 'playground' insurance policies Multiple Display Advertising Items Why some kids are top of the class for Child Trust Funds Timesonline Alliance Leicester Case Study Bum note for all you mobile browsers Downloading music or pictures to your phone can bring on a headache when the bill arrives, says James Charles Multiple Display Advertising Items Case Study It's Not Music to Video Producer's Ears Multiple Display Advertising Items Thumbs up Thumbs down Banks can ride out credit crunch Multiple Display Advertising Items Unit trust and open-ended investment company prices Full funds service at www. timesonline. co. uk/funds Fidelity Credit Watch ING Direct Pension annulties Motor insurance Level-term assurance Overdrafts Personal loans Savings accounts National Savings & Investments Chelsea Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares Newstaram Index Inside Next Week We don't like the look of it Stories behind the News Can scary pictures really make us change our behaviour? Need to Know? Pressures of pregnancy Singing detectives John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Head of garlic Lip service Seeing the light Terrible memory Frying bomb Antibody Well, Well … No sleep till breakfast Inside the Mind of a GP Why gym may fix it Fresh evidence in the food-or-fitness debate suggests that PE can keep kids slim. Simon Crompton reports Ask Great Ormond Street How much PE do children need? For Families in the Times Today A matter of human rights Junk Medicine Amnesty and Abortion A devil in the kitchen Marco Pierre White is feeling the heat again as he steps back into the limelight in Hell's Kitchen. He tells Celia Dodd how nature, fishing and time with his family saved him from his private hell Boots He Can Make You Rich Wall-to-wall greenery Breathe easy Freaking out in meetings? There's a machine that can help, says David Mattin Getting the feedback What's the Evidence? Useful Contacts for Carers The parent trap Caring for mum and dad can trigger a lot of guilt. Jacky Hyams has useful tips to help you to cope Finding a home from home Warning signs Losing the puppy fat Is your hound round? We're in the middle of a canine obesity epidemic, says David Mattin Getting fit with Fido When it's time for din-dins Easy-peasy Japanese Glossary Nutritionist's verdict Chilled Soba Noodle Salad Simmered Beef with Potatoes Seared Tuna Salad Sake-Marinated Sole with Steamed Pak Choi Green-Tea Prawns with Cucumber Salsa Multiple Display Advertising Items Store Detective Healthy Fast Food Eat your Greens Blackberry Flapjacks Only here for the beer We'll drink to that … Fiona Sims discovers a Swiss spa that has her man begging for more Efalex Last of the summer wine Breathing Space Vineyard Walks The Times Singing Better Half Mr and Mrs Millard Try . . . In their latest challenge hit new highs and lows First aid for holiday hair Sorted Hair Treatment Are you suffering distressed, dried-out locks? Hannah Betts checks out the rescue remedies Multiple Display Advertising Items Feedback Whether you love it or hate it, we want to know what you think — so write in and tell us The Times Star Letter So Organic Thinking yourself sick Modern Malaises Anger management Too quick on the draw Agony and Ectasy Sex Advice When I lost my virginity, I came too fast and the girl, who was quite experienced, made me feel inadequate. Is thee a way to make me last longer? Tackling the pain Not Just Anybody How the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way England rugby player Joe Worsley, 31, treats bruises with ice baths, the blues and a bottle of vodka Superdrug Index Inside How tales of the city by writers, artists and film-makers bring a place to life The World this Week Web of the Week Image of the Week Timesonline Hot Hotels Tuscan Tales Post Office Heart of darkness So, you think you know Rome? Salley Vickers discovers another side of the Eternal City Multiple Display Advertising Items Where to stay Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Step beyond the boulevards The Canal Saint-Martin carries Charles Bremner back in time to a forgotten Paris, a city where life was more reflective—but also more fraught Where to stay Noble Caledonia Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways P&O Cruises There's not only the Lonely … See Sydney with Dame Edna Average, or tour Berlin in a Trabant - the world's a playground with these esoteric guides at your side. Will Hide picks his favourites Celebrity XCruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Watching the river flow … Erica Wagner uncovers the secrets of the Brooklyn Bridge, New York's enduring gateway to the world Where to stay FlyZOOM In search of the unseen Venice Roma Tearne on the city that provides constant inspiration for writing and art Hotelfinder Where to stay Been there, but have you done that? Times correspondents offer the ultimate insider's city guide Timesonline Fred Olsen Cruise Lines P&o Cruises A fair price for fares? Extra charges can double the bill on Ryanair flights, reports Tom Chesshyre Child group slams 'schoolgirl' advert Pedal away £1 Hotel Rates News in Brief Your £ Abroad Beatings, knives: my gap disaster Your Say Tom Chesshyre Answers your Travel Queries Company Defends Kenya Placement: 'we Can't Change a Country's Culture' Multiple Display Advertising Items Contact us … Yoursay Online Best at cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The guest pack has it all sorted: "Should you require a a personal trainer during your stay" Mystery Guest we Send a Writer under the Covers this Week: Tigerlily, George Street, Edinburgh Competition Departure Board Route of the Wee: Lisbon Lisbon Book Ahead Deals of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Bath Travel Index Reader's Block Required Reading Erica Wagner 'Believe them or not, ghost stories aren't hokum' Contributors Swots and monsters Melissa Katsoulis collects the school reports of famous writers. Who is this week's pupil? Turn to page 19 to find out Your say Timesonline Her Word 'Half-prize students will fail us, because we have failed them' TLS Find the connection Vintage Chart Top six paperbacks, August 30,1981 Reader Chart JosÉ Penrose picks six that bring her solace Critic's Chart Kate Saunders picks her top 6 continuations Top 50 Bestsellers The indie top 10 They're reading . . . Rebus closes his notebook As Ian Rankin's detective reaches retirement in Exit Music, Marcel Berlins finds him as enigmatic and intriguing as ever, but pleads for no comebooks Ian Rankin Hot type The deals, steals and snubs from the world of books Don't be afraid to make us scared The Times/Vintage Classics Ghost Story Competition As Vintage reissues six classic Hallowe'en tales, we invite readers to write their own ghost story in our fantastic competition. But first some tips from Susan Hill How to enter Timesonline Our favourite ghost stories Extract Word aloud Who's launching, who's talking, who's just out for a free glass of wine? One world with one lingvo? It's no joke Can Esperanto be revived? William Sutton reads the history of artificial languages Learn Esperanto Inventor of fan fiction Which writer inspired the trend for tribute stories?Austen, of course. Stephen McClarence finds the first example Bloomsbury The Dawkins delusions Religion Salley Vickers The beginning of the end The British Empire Starbucks Coffee Why the Cold War didn't hot up Intelligence In short The Times Master of many voices Novel In short The new Dublin in black and white Short stories This one has run and run Sci-fi/fantasy Honour killings Novel Classics The Looming Tower Nonfiction The Bedroom Secrets of the Master Chefs Fiction Mayflower The Book of Air and Shadows Leonard Woolf The Story of Blanche and Marie The Times A playmate for Puff He's been frolicking in that autumn mist for almost 50 years. Tom Gatti talks to Peter Yarrow, creator of our favourite dragon Audiobooks Fiction, biography, politics, poetry, art: you'll find The Mission Song Bow before Coetzee Peter Ackroyd Jumbo Crossword 716 Chess Winning move Scrabble Word watching Two brains Answers Swots and Monsters Polygon Literary quiz Times2 Crossword 4309 The Listener Crossword 3945 Workplace by Mr E The Listener Crossword: A User's Guide Part 20 Bridge PictureLine Samurai Su Doku Puzzle Page Challenge - Win £500 cash 2 Su Doku challenge 3 Killer Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 1499 Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 1500 Solution to Friday's Killer No 606 Index Glorious getaways Autumn is the season to savour the sights, colours and romance of the countryside Hollybushhotels South West Go that Extra Golden Mile Safe havens with a touch of true class and history Tony Dawe discovers special places to stay, from the spiritual to the whimsical Tresco 5 Top Luxury Breaks from Eat and sleep under the Michelin stars Nick Wyke seeks out culinary delights and chic hotels British International Falmouth Celebrates Oyster Feast Grape expectations of a bumper crop Tony Dawe on the rise of English wine Arts and Crafts movement weaves its spell for romantics Lovebirds look to the Cotswolds for a fairytale ending, swoons David Mattin Stunning new book & DVD narrated by Richard Briers 5 Top Days out from All fired up to run the evil spirits out of town Why Ottery St Mary is hot on tradition Riviera Where charm springs eternal Tim Bullamore delights in Bath's rooftop spa and the region's other towns of charracter SaLisBury A feast of festivals that will stimulate both mind and body From food to culture and crosswords, Tim Bullamore is cured up The WWW Contacts The mystical realm where history and eternal myth collide Peter Davies steps back into the real and fantastical past High culture and just plain good fun Mining Heritage Hits a Rich Seam Beloved landscapes that still evoke their literary inspiration Tony Dawe considers the enduring vision of Hardy and du Maurier Avis Relive the adventures of Tarka the otter Where to Sow the Seeds of Inspiration Green Tourism Nature rustles up an autumn show to take the breath away A riot of colours will greet visitors to the region's gardens, says Clare Hogan Rambles among the brambles in the wild heart of the countryside Derwent May choose the best walks to encounter birds, dolphins and fighting stags Dorset Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin Index Land Rover Contents 01.09.07 << Prince Harry Plays up >> Contacts Sky The Dark Ages Hovis This week: Fixed-wheel bikes I Didn't Get where I Am Today Without… Wisdom Slummy Yummy Mummy Advice for the Domestically Challenged Lucy Sweeney The Lotto Delusion Bargainhunter Bonnie and Clyde: Out There Suits You, Madam Coolhunter Boots Retail Therapy Boots Men's Stuff Kellogg's Bran Flakes The Factor Mazda In your Times Today, Six Exclusive Nigella Express Recipe Cards Nissan Heal's The Gypsy Punk He performed at Live Earth, stars in Madonna's directorial debut Cathay Pacific Of Love War and Guilt Atonement Atonement, the big-screen version of Ian McEwan's wartime epic, is being hailed as the best British film for years. Martyn Palmer was on set to see an English seaside town become Dunkirk, 1940 The Times Timesonline Renault Jordans Happy Shopper In an age of slavish retail therapy and excessive spending does science have the answer to why we all love to splurge Discoverireland The Times 2,000 Years of Solitude Howzat? First it was football, then rugby and now cricket is attracting the big bucks of a major fashion brand. We meet the England squad as they ditch their blazers for Hugo Boss suits Six Great… Cardigans Toughen up How to Get Dressed Gudrunsjoden Retreat Yourself Because You Need It A week of Pilates and cookery classes in Italy is a recipe for bliss Truth in Beauty Dear Sarah Truth in Beauty Eye q Keep the Barbecue Burning until the First Day of Autumn Food Last of the Summer Barbecue PochÉ-GrillÉ Quail with Honey and Mustard Dressing and Butternut Squash Mushrooms Stuffed with Figs and Gorgonzola Hazelnut Meringues with Apple Cream and Blackberries When a Bar Recommendation Praises the Smoothness of the Floor You Do Have to Worry Restaurants Vanilla Gordon The Green Kitchen Bottled Water Gordon Seffe What Madame De Lencquesaing Would Say to her Claret in a New World Upstart's Bin is Unprintable Wine Six … Kitchen Greats Coffee Food Detective The Sunday Times Combined Lawn Scarifier and Aerator Grand Illusions Piero Fornasetti is synonymous with trompe L'oeil, and his home, now owned by sin son Barnaba, is full of examples of his craft Nevillejohnson Six Great… Sundae Dishes Pinboard Healthspan Ask Aggie Home Help Polly Beard Do Try this at Home Thomas Sanderson The floor of an old milking parlour was dug out and reinforced to take the weight of 55,000 reels of film Valley Girl Something on the woodshed From the humble to the huge, with green roofs on the rise, isn't it time you created an oasis in the sky? Multiple Display Advertising Items Weekend Tips Readers' Queries Soil Mates Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Cotton Traders I cheer myself up admiring Frodo the Glant Flemish rabbit Frode looks like a normal rabbit with a bench press and a lot of carrot-flavoured Beta Male Furniture Village Russell & Bromley Index Sony Index Stuff of dreams She uses red meat, she uses cream—but a hot. posh minx like Nigella can laugh at the food police, says Caitlin Moran Great Scott Going out How many versions of Blade Runner do we need, asks Richard Morrison Busker with bigger vision Made for £80,000, Once has been called 'the best musical film of our generation'. Kevin Maher meets its star Top Films in Rep Reviews New Film Breach Look who's stalking The Big Film Jamie Bell is superb in the affecting psycho-drama Hallam Foe, says James Christopher No Reservations Year of the Dog Two Days in Paris Also out Film on Release Hit or Hype? Virgin Sunshine Dvd Reviews Weeds The Monocled Mutineer Also out Strange brew Panel of Experts Each week we show a DVD to the people who really know. Here, Soho coffee shop staff sample the aroma of Caffeine Master Card Heading for fame A film about five freestyle soccer players on a mission will create unlikely stars, says Ed Potton The Arts Online What Am I Bid? Worms: Open Warfare 2 THQ/PSP, DS (£17.99-£34.99) Games Reviews Rogue Galaxy Level 5/Ps2 (£29.99) Trauma Centre: Second Opinion Nintendo/Will (£39.99) Just act naturally Angus Farquhar's extraorinary shows are stagged far from any theatre. Robert Gore-Langton wraps uo warmly Barbican English National Ballet Top Five Comedy King Cotton Top Five Theatre Top Opera Multiple Classified Advertising Items Diva in a DVD age So is Anna Netrebko the new Callas? 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