News from 13/10/2007
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Sir Miles Irving, Amanda Andrews, Christina Hardyment, John McNamara, Michael Joseph, Esther Rantzen, Robert Cole, David Brown, Alice Bowe, L. Phillips, Ben Naparstek, Amanda Ursell, Simon Barnes, Rory Bremner, Jon McGregor, Jane MacQuitty, Peter Lansley, Paul Bompard, James Harding, Roberta Bivins, Simon Hills, Robert Armstrong, Patrick Bishop, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, David Rose, Dr Richard Milne, Clare Lazaro, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Philip Howard, Julia Brookes, Carol Midgley, Christine Seib, David Chater, Ben Hoyle Arts Reporter, Paul Gravett, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Melissa Katsoulis, Michael Bracewell, Philippa Gee, Clive Davis, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Elizabeth Judge, Gabrielle Starkey, Carl Mortished, Patrick Kidd, Will Pavia, Graham Stewart, Sathnam, Martin Aston, Wendy Ide, John Bungey, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Lucy Bannerman, Martin Samuel Chief Football Correspondent, Giles Coren, Stuart Harrison, Vivienne Parry, Caroline Hendrie, Martin Fletcher, Dr Copperfield, Chris Cleave, Roger Shenton, Nancy Durrant, Hilary Rose, Hannah Fletcher, Vinny Lee, Rob Cassy, Marianne Faithfull, Francis Elliott, Madeline Thomas, Sion Roberts, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, Tom Bawden, Debra Craine, Peter Selby, Gary Jacob, Mike Pattenden, Tom Charity, Allan Simmons, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Jo Morris, Doug Johnstone, Alan Hamilton, Rev Bernard Wrightson, Elizabeth Colman, Helen Dunmore, Ben Machell, Nick Wyke, Rupert Wright, Sophie Harris, John McBride, Andrew Salmond, Rhys Blakely, Andrew Ellson Personal Finance Editor, Tina Gaudoin, Jonathan Richards, Daria Klimentova, Helen Rumbelow, Derek Arthur Listener Crossword co-editor, Mark Ogden, Lucy Sweeney, David Charter, Jennifer Robinson, Tim Teeman, Hugo Rifkind, Derwent May, James Mottram, Kate Muir, Zaki Cooper, Aggie MacKenzie, Russell Kempson, Sue Fox, Graham Spiers, Tom Whitwell, David Miliband Secretary, Suzy Jagger, Oliver Kay, Stephen Haddrill, Director-General, Ian Leslie, Stephen Anderton, Ed Potton, Martin Johnson, Ross Clark, Michael Coogan, Mark Atherton, John Walker, Frances Gibbs Legal Editor, Mark Henderson Science Editor, Patrick Hosking Banking and Finance Editor, John Westerby, Lisa Armstrong, Tom Baldwin, Sarah Vine, James Rossiter, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Pete Paphides, Sally Baker, John Hopkins, Jane Knight Deputy Travel Editor, Sean O'Leary, Dean Withers, Jo Forrest, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall, Godfrey H. Holmes, Christina Koning, Gabriel Rozenberg, Emma Pomfret, Nicola Urling Clark, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Suzi Godson, Tony Whelpton, Kate Saunders, Matt Hughes, Rebecca O'Connor, Amanda Bellan, Gordon Ramsay, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Mr and Mrs Millard, John Moore, Felicity Scott, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Page, Elizabeth Bass, Shepton Mallet, Roger Phillips, Rick Jones, Chris Campling, Adam Fresco Crime Correspondent, Michael Hammerson, Tristan McConnell, Laura Deeley, Marcus Leroux, Rebecca O'connor, Mark Coughlan, Sam Berry, Roger Boyes, Marcel Berlins, Andrew Pozniak, Rodney Burbeck, Ross Leckie, James Charles, Susie Amy, Nick Hasell, Thomasina Miers, Margaret Reynolds, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Kevin Maher, Paul Simons, Michael Herman, Nicholas Clee, Jane Wheatley, Steve Jelbert, Nigel Kendall, Joanna Pitman, Dearbáil Jordan, Jonathan Clayton, Sam Coates Chief Political Correspondent, Richard Ehrlich, Robert Crampton, Steve Hawkes, Christopher Maguire, Michael Grosvenor Myer, Thomas Catán, Lord Bragg, Dominic Maxwell, Helen Shaw, Prue White, Matthew Parris, Mark Bridge, Tom Collomosse, Virginia Blackburn, Amanda Craig, Tim Wapshott, Uyen Ngo, Russell Jenkins, John Coventry, Sheila Keating, Tom Allan, Caitlin Moran, Iain Finlayson, Neil Fisher, Anthony Loyd, Ben MacIntyre, Helen Pridham, Bess Twiston Davies, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Rajeev Syal, David Hutcheon, Carolyn Steppler, John Naish, John Lewis, Martin Waller, Mark Henderson, Chris Ayres, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, William Sutton, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Anna Shepard, Mairi MacKay, Louise Cohen, Angus Batey, Benedict Nightingale, Seamus Murphy, Christopher Ondaatje, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Sanghera, Bill Edgar, Alyson Rudd, Tom Chesshyre, Tony Halpin, Alice Miles, Richard Morrison, James Christopher, Simon Crompton, Nicola Cooper, Anthony Jennings, Alan Jackson, Owen Slot, Olav Bjortomt, Anil Sinanan, Kim Newman, Will Hide, Miles Costello, Daphne Lockyer, Emily Deverel, Alice Vulliamy, Christopher Irvine, Joan Smith,
ResumoIndex Wilkinson ready as England expects Post peace deal End of chaos in sight after marathon talks Union executive to vote on agreement What the budget means for you Gordon Ramsay Anti-wrinkle creams Cleaning products raise asthma risk Gore's Nobel prize Virgin bank plans Books Travel The Knowledge Magazine Body&Soul Money Quick find Timesonline The Times Lib Dems face crisis as leader is told he must improve performance Survey puts support down to 11 per cent low MPs disappointed at missed opportunities Britain's top quality newspaper How the cards may fall Christmas cheer dimmed by health and safety rules New regulations put cost beyond councils Litigious culture to blame, say insurers Red tape George Smith Household sprays linked to one in seven cases of asthma Using cleaner once a week 'can trigger attack' 3,500 people involved in study over nine years NHS 'should pay for English lessons' Six have superbug Barot 'attack' charge Maternity leave Heritage fears Picture Gallery Tennis girl in lesbian claim accused male tutor of rape, court is told 13-year-old prodigy 'swore friends not to tell' Allegation was never reported to the police Dior The longbow has vanished but the two-fingered salute lives on World Cup In 1415 the English won an away victory that is still resonating. Ben MacIntyre in Agincourt reflects on an ancient rivalry Band of brothers English fans amass for great charge on Paris by boat, train and jet Up to 40,000 supporters are crossing the Channel TV audience predicted to be a rugby record Elsewhere Doctors reject Brown's reforms to improve patient access, poll finds British Gas Darzi rehash fails to impress Times questions Council says playing Violins is antisocial Musicians threatened with loss of instruments Officers act after neighbour complains Sky Dfs Club bouncer 'killed women after they left buses at night' Victim, 19, beaten to death yards from home Vehicles' bright lights 'served sinister purpose' Holiday Inn Look at me, think of Arnie - Cameron talks tough as he heads into the hood Conservative leader visits LA's mean streets Cult star after PMQs is aired on US television Roche bobois The Government looks set to continue its raid on Tory … John Lewis Barclays Brass-necked thieves even lift doorknobs Rising demand for metals fuelling crime A court roof, signs and even a bus shelter stolen The high price of art, weighed in metal Standard Life Barratt Homes Saving energy at home could take 200 years to repay its cost Mercedes-Benz Currys Janice Turner Volkswagen Ross Clark Taunt them. Humiliate them. Kick them A Stormy Climate Al Gore's Nobel prize will raise eyebrows as well as debate Combat Stress Reservists' mental suffering is acute and, too often, neglected Go Jonny Go England's rugby fortunes fall on one man's shoulders — but careful, they're fragile Know the right spot: it's magic Picture Gallery From the darkness, a plea to Mr Irritating Standing behind the UK's red lines Trying to lose? The inconvenient decision on A1 Gore's film Infected by willing ignorance Timesonline Public generation Bland designs Injured sensitivities Early warning Just deserts A convenient Nobel prize for politics No nanny for little Mario. Or violin lessons The postman always used to ring eight times Dell Widow cleared by coroner over adulterous judge who burnt to death in a shed Sightsavers International Cash grab will punish the prudent schools, head teachers complain Morrisons Teachers struggle to balance cultures and 'inclusiveness' Balancing act Jail time doubled for sex with young girls Rapists' sentences deemed far too lenient Victims aged 10 and 12 had appeared to be older Multiple Display Advertising Items The Private Clinic Church acts against breakaway Mugabe ally Province too liberal on gay issue, says bishop Action to bar him from using properties Multiple Display Advertising Items Which? Lap it up: the eye candy is older but it's still pretty agile First night Pop Take That Odyssey Arena, Belfast Timesonline 'Double agent' billionaire's death in fall from balcony Men on balcony said to have stared at body Incident came after Israeli spy allegations In mysterious circumstances Marks and spencer Will the British ever be given a chance to vote on their future in Europe? Question of the Week EU referendum Traffic Taleban force is top of league for costly crashes by police drivers Accidents cost North Wales Police £500,000 Officers prosecuted for traffic offences Home Staff: Raiders foiled by pub regulars Accident payouts Thomson fly The Russian disconnection The week on the web Menzieshotels Online most read Online top searches Online top subjects Ring of confidence Charities Aid Foundation Knitwork network You'll need even more luck than I did, Atwood tells aspiring authors Writing is a gamble, says Canadian novelist Her cyber invention facilitates 'virtual' visit Weekend highlights Boots Lonely death of Private Forshaw: the Territorial soldier in turmoil Armed Services Iraq He lived his dream with the Army but could not readjust to civilian life and decided his best times were behind him A monument at last for the fallen of modern times Armed Services Memorial Honouring the dead White coats defeat the grey suits in a clash between science and Whitehall Empiredirect Gene U-turns Calling phone photographers Celiagreen Thetimes 'If Africa can produce Mandela, it can produce more like him' Saturday interview Mo Ibrahim A visionary telecoms billionaire is fighting corruption with an annual $5 million prize for the continent's most effective leader The good, the bad, the corrupt Saturday interview Possible winners Long wet summer brings one bonus, a bigger, brighter display for autumn Ba BBC blinkered, says Scotland Yard Brothers investigated for money art Rescuers call off search for blind dog Hunting stopped by foot-and-mouth My Week Last week, My Week was written from the perspective of Mohamed Al Fayed. In response, Mr Al Fayed and his busy staff have found the time to send over a My Week on Hugo Rifkind Army Benevolent Fund Carphone Warehouse France Poland Gore's Nobel peace prize is a rebuke for the President, claim Democrats Backers call for fresh run at the White House Committee insists award was not political Timesonline Qantas Nuclear deal in jeopardy after coalition bows to communists Sarkozy divorce will be announced 'imminently' United and dividied Multiple Display Advertising Items Icesave Bhutto returns to walk tightrope of power Faithful pin hopes on exiled former leader Doubts remain over links with the West Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association … (AFP): 370,000 flee from fighting (AP): For sale: used car, one saintly driver (AP): Guards cleared of boy's beating death (AFP): Curbs to save endangered toothfish Discover ireland (AFP): Judges fight off Harry Potter author's attack on Indian version of Hogwarts Muzzling fear over CIA watchdog Multiple Display Advertising Items Secret rendition Bollywood leads way as football heads into the land of cricket Mothers-and-daughters Football on film Nationalists exploit war film in attempt to cling to … Poland elections The Second World War and a revived chauvinism based on distrust of bordering states loom large in the political agenda Polling figures The Times Politicians canvass Poles in Britain for extra votes Putin confronts US with threat to arms pact Envoys kept waiting for meeting in Moscow Missile treaty 'must become worldwide' Multiple Display Advertising Items £140m later, a rundown palace rivals splendour of Versailles Tourist appeal Win Rebels vow to step up Turkey raids Multiple Display Advertising Items Fight for 'Kurdistan' Car racing fans are needled by health jabs for Democrats Multiple Display Advertising Items Giraffes fight for survival on their final frontier Niger poaching ban helps to boost numbers Food shortages cause conflict with farmers La maison coloniale Long and the short The Sunday Times Branson lines up powerful partnership in bid for Rock Business Bank to be rebranded as Virgin Money Investors to inject up to £1bn for 50% stake Iraq tensions send oil to new record high Skype in 3 calls deal USB stick singles Diamonds shine Quote of the day Citigroup departure Business big shot Shopping list Brand-aid needs splint of big financial backers Stock markets Trader says he was told to take pills to make him feminine A field day with people of the right calibre Commodities Brioni Currencies Need to know Timesonline Skype in deal with 3 to offer free mobile telephone calls in the UK Google eyes potential of mobile phone market Operators fear loss of revenue from web giants Business big shot Kevin Russell Why your mobile phone will let you into the game Retail director of Bhs leaves to take charge of Beales stores Chain also in need of a new chief executive Departure one of a number in recent years The Times The "History of Filth" exhibition just opening at the City Diary Perish the thought that Sir Richard Branson's emergence City Diary There's nowt as strange as hedge fund folk City Diary This seems to be working out to be a smutty day, for City Diary A Rock and a nice place City Diary Picture Gallery Fauchier tells clients to be wary of 'black box' funds Gradjobs ITV cashes in on England's march to rugby semi-finals Bank investigates how the price of a sofa can dictate rate of inflation The Sunday Times Universal Music puts its faith in memory cure for sliding sales USB sticks will allow multimedia additions Physical product still more profitable Up and coming Timesonline Food tester's shares soar after takeover bids are made Odds shorten on Rank takeover after profit warning The Times Question marks hang over Wagamama listing Barclays tries to assure with unscheduled trading update If you thought diamonds were costly, think again — prices are going up Lending is in limbo as Northern Rock's shadow reaches Spain With the latest laser technology, first cut is the fleetest Hollywood studios are gearing up to produce more films in the first half of 2008 in anticipation of a writers' strike. Sources said that studios and television networks were stockpiling scripts Citigroup's fixed-income chief joins credit crunch casualties Maheras leapfrogged as new unit is formed Division suffered losses of $1.9 billion Och-Ziff to brave market with cut-price float Icahn holds out for a higher offer as Oracle bids for BEA Kazakh authorities may buy back shares on LSE of banks hit by squeeze Government to put up $4bn emergency fund Budget amendment 'ready in two weeks' Times Online Greene rubs shoulders with the big boys as green leader of VMware With uncommon insouciance — and a passion for energy efficiency — an unlikely figure has joined The New Establishment Virtualisation reality Turin, we have a problem — and solution Fiat's flirtation with the receiver has made businesses reassess their commitment to the 'made in Italy' brand Herbie Frogg Selling Italian luxury by the metre Unit-linked insurance investments Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds British funds 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 Northern Rock rises on Virgin speculation Large caps Small caps Gilts Rumour of the day Miners ride Asian boom to lead the market's movers Deal of the day Bet of the day Tiddler to watch Equity Prices STIHL Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Reader Offers Colin Thompson Discerning art administrator who, as director, brought the National Galleries of Scotland out of the Victorian era Dr Colin Thompson, CBE, Director of the National Galleries of Scotland 1977-84, was born on November 2,1919. He died on October 5,2007, aged 87 Faith Philip Howard Bruce Hay Scottish rugby international who won 23 caps and later became an influential coach Bruce Hay, rugby player and coach, was born on May 23,1950. He died of a brain tumour on October 1,2007, aged 57 Peter Kininmonth Rugby player whose inspirational drop goal helped to see off a formidable Welsh side Peter Kininmonth, rugby player and businessman, was born on June 23,1924. He died on October 5,2007, aged 83 General Sir Richard Trant Lives Remembered Sir Edward Tomkins The Rev Professor C. F. D. Moule Captain Kenneth Lockwood It's time to stop giving credit to our culture of debt Faith Is politics Brown's one, true religion? As a 'son of the Manse' Gordon Brown has learnt first hand the value of the social capital invested in many faith communities Faith news Sacred flashing, rules and regs, country clobber and written manners Modern times Feather report Readers reply What is a 'suitable' ad for a harrowing tale? Feedback No advertising, no newspaper — that's the reality. No picture, no story — that's another What to look out for Court Circular Dinners Service Dinner Births Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Deaths Court & Social Company Notices Memorial Services In Memoriam - Private Announcements Services Gifts Public Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items George Hanrahan Announcements The Times Amplifon Multiple Display Advertising Items JML direct The Sunday Times A giant icy scorpion was behind the 1987 storm Weather Eye Birthdays On This Day October 13,1955 The Times reports the views of Archbishop Makarios, primate of the Crpriot Orthodox Church, de facto leader of the Greek Crypriot community, and a key figure in the island's troubled politics Weather Weather quest Red Gala can scoop rich Ascot handicap Racing Multiple Display Advertising Items Blinkered first time Totescoop6 Boxing Rugby union Ascot Racing York Yesterday's results Lingfield Park York Carlisle Wolverhampton Visa Chepstow Racing Bangor Hexham Kempton Park Teachings of Moores help make England all-inclusive Cricket Buddhist passages passed on to players Morris praises gains made by head coach Timesonline Squads Giant from Multan's final charge brings rare flop on his farewell Falling at the last Sinfield's revolutionary spirit to rouse Rhinos for final battle Talismanic captain provides inspiration St Helens risk injured Long in title defence Highlights from a decade of pulsating play-offs Authorities admit match-fixing threat Holyfield eyes title McLlroy impresses Loeb out in front Stoner sets pace Masters on BBC Guide to the weekend's matches Rugby union Guinness Premiership Football Results Rugby league Rugby union Di Bernardo returns to escort Leeds off bottom of the table Basketball Boxing Cricket Second Test match Other sport Football Tomorrow Rugby union Other sport Golf Ice hockey Rugby union Tennis Benn trades bright lights for eternal happiness Boxing Ron Lewis discovers in a rare interview with the man formerly known as Dark Destroyer that the call to serve God fulfils him most Those were the days Big-hitters prosper to provide truly global contest Golf Results Why the furore? Faldo's always prepared to shoot from the hip HSBC Ferguson hits out at England plans to play March friendly Football France clash to come at pivotal time for clubs McClaren may have to play below-strength side Coca-Cola League One League Two Torres injury brings worry for both club and country Derbyshire delivers touch of class Football Multiple Display Advertising Items Scotland prepare for Ukraine on tenterhooks at top of group Cool McClaren convinced that time will prove Rooney's worth Football Euro 2008 qualifiers Group B Group D Teams Staunton hopes to translate war of words into Ireland win Timesonline Coral Campbell shows strong character in bouncing back to centre stage Football Euro 2008 qualifying group E Group E London Pride McClaren has high praise for England's union boys Artificial intelligence suggests Russia are narrow favourites Fink Tank In the football laboratory Lucozade Sport Travel sickness is the least of Estonia's fears for Wembley tie Football Pressure falls on Gerrard to prove he is the man for every occasion Football Euro 2008 qualifying group E Player must repay the faith shown by England Craft and discipline will be vital to his task BBC One, 3pm England Rugby Supporters Club Ladbrokes England and Russia, challenging each other on the pitch Pichot to embark on final crusade Rugby union World Cup semi-final ITV1 and S4c, 8pm tomorrow Captain gets many supportive messages Loffreda able to name full-strengh side WilliamHILL South Africa out to fulfil their destiny Barclays Wealth Dusautoir aiming to engineer victory Rugby union World Cup semi-final ITV1 and S4c, 8pm Flanker brings quiet dynamism to France Has achieved goal of becoming first choice Anthems? It's about who'll be effective at the breakdown Things That Football Managers Never Had To Say In The Chelsea luvvies seen and not heard Has it been luck, judgement or both for England's man The Big Debate With the players fighting his corner, the 61-year-old is almost certain to get grey vote when RFU time of reckoning arrives The Times On the open side The Times Talisman or tinkerman, the head coach has been responsible for the national team's successes and failures in equal measure And on the blind side Self-belief the key to victory for Ashton's foot soldiers Rugby union World Cup semi-final England v France ITV1 and S4c, 8pm Quarter-final success has restored confidence Moody charged with upsetting young fly half Harley-Davidson Breaking a deadlock Try-hungry Sackey inspired by Robinson Rugby union World Cup semi-final ITV1 and S4c, 8pm St. James's Place Wealth Management Grounds for doubt How our correspondents call it Rugby union World Cup semi-final ITV1 and S4c, 8pm Invesco Perpetual Timesonline Been there, done that — Ashton's men have the edge in experience Five England starters back from 2003 match Squad flourishes after onset of siege mentality Outcome may already be written in the stars with Kaplan Culture clash that brings together pride and passion Referee's vital statistics No margin for error as every inch counts in quest for glory Drinkaware England v France Stade de France, kick-off 8pm, ITV1 Sheridan attracts sponsors The Insider Smart fit for Chabal Times Crossword 23,731 Hamilton on pole in newspaper poll England told to search for hero inside themselves Sport The Times Guinness Index The best for football Index Inside The Times It's a mixed bag for taxpayers Money Letters Prudent departure Car cover exit penalty Case Study Insurance Watch A Word to the Wise Lost the plot over capital gains Jupiter Relief beyond belief — for some Mark Atherton on the winners and losers in the fallout from the Chancellor's move to simplify capital gains tax M&g Timesonline Britannia Henderson Case Study Tax Bill Halved Ups and downs Keep a lot more in the family Elizabeth Colman explains how you can make the most of the Chancellor's shake-up of the inheritance tax system Investec Case Study Widower Welcomes New Threshold Volkswagen Pensions Watch Timesonline Witan Beware of the pitfalls as you break for the border Early retirement abroad sounds like paradise, but local knowledge is crucial, says Madeline Thomas Fair exchange Multiple Display Advertising Items Case Study Know your Onions Long-distance surgery is a snip Medical tourism can save you thousands of pounds, but do your research first, says Mark Bridge Multiple Display Advertising Items Checklist Share Case Study Prague Gamble Paid off F&c Investments Here and there It's the groups that have the X-factor Mark Atherton examines the case for investing in the shares of the managers rather than their individual funds CAXTONfx Five-year returns Multiple Display Advertising Items Alliance Leicester Job satisfaction is not enough James Charles helps a National Trust worker struggling to keep up with her professional friends Neptune Olivia Morris: what the experts say Financial CV Fidelity Olivia's response Are you our graduate of the year 2007? Your chance to win a first prize of £7,000 The Times Competition questions A shock to the system Helen Pridham offers guidance for those on the taxman's radar for the first time Multiple Display Advertising Items Don't let the banking shake-up pass you by Rebecca O'Connor says that there has never been a better time to switch your current account Multiple Display Advertising Items Is premier banking worth paying for? Your Shout Timesonline Multiple Display Advertising Items Case Study Taking Direct Action You're under starters orders Elizabeth Colman explains how to get a small business up and running without a hitch Multiple Display Advertising Items Enterprise Watch Where to find help Marketing Timesonline Multiple Display Advertising Items Insurance Case Study Bang on for the modest collector Virginia Blackburn on the accessibility of antique weaponry Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Is there a safe-as-cash punt for my Pep? A Question of Money Feel-good factor is fading fast Sainsbury's Timesonline Thumbs up Thumbs down Unit trust and open-ended investment company prices Full funds service at www. timesonline. co. uk/funds Fidelity Mortgage Watch Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust PLC Pension annuities Motor insurance Level-term assurance Overdrafts Personal loans Savings accounts National Savings & Investments Chelsea Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares Schroders Index People Families Food Every Week Next Week Working out the workout Vivienne Parry Stories behind the News How much exercise should we take? The answer is: more Need to Know? Silver sex machines No place to hide Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends One drug fits all Smart cloves Tiger would-be's Price of love Antibody Boots Well, Well . . . Budgeting for the future Junk Medicine Medical Research No cure for thank-you bug Inside the Mind of a GP Hype or beautiful science? Cosmeceuticals and high-tech cosmetics promise much. But are they worth our money, asks Simon Crompton What are cosmeceuticals? The Beauty Boff Timesonline In a league of his own Arsenal's young star Theo Walcott is back after a long injury. He talks to Simon Crompton about fitness, family and fame — and why tackling a breast-feeding campaign is his new game plan Breast is best Especially for Families in the Times Today Picture Gallery Old cures for new ills Roberta Bivins traces the chequered history of some of our favourite alternative health remedies Hypnotherapy Body & Soul Reader Offer Vitamins Direct Ltd Too Jung to die Therapy saved James Taylor's life. The jazz star tells John Naish how he beat the boozing blues to become a psychotherapist for the homeless Family Battlegrounds The Bedroom One small step — one giant leap for the world Can schoolchildren's bright ideas really make a difference to the environment? Anna Shepard reports on a nationwide kids' competition aiming to kickstart the action to bring about big change The First Step: How to Enter the Competition Timesonline The grain in Spain . . . Home Cooking . . . With a Health Check The Times Perfect British-style paella Nutritionist's verdict … In . . . to raise your spirits Multiple Display Advertising Items Store Detective Healthy Fast Food The Whole Meal Deal Daily allowance How to sharpen your act in the kitchen Can't cook? Won't cook? Haven't got time to cook? From a reluctant dad to a teen novice, we sent five guinea-pigs on cookery courses to polish up their culinary skills Eat your Greens Mulled Pear Parcels The Times Ice skating with Mickey and Minnie Better Half Mr and Mrs Millard Try . . . Slip-sliding away: Rosie and Philip, in the last of their husband-and-wife challenges, bow out gracefully in the company of Disney stars Get your Stakes on Core values for pipsqueaks Breathing Space Apple Picking Varekai Feedback Love it or hate it — write in and tell us Multiple Display Advertising Items Modern Malaises Rubbed up the wrong way Agony and Ecstasy Sex Advice The dancing queen Not Just Anybody How the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way English National Ballet star Daria Klimentova, 36, says motherhood has made her a better mover Superdrug Index Inside Train journeys reach giddy heights as Eurostar gives us France in a flash The World this Week Will Hide Web of the Week Image of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Hot Hotels Crete Dreams Multiple Display Advertising Items So far, so delicious . . . Take the Train The new St Pancras station heralds a glorious return to luxury rail travel. Step aboard our nine-page special London Paris Multiple Display Advertising Items Chocaholic express Need to know On a slow train through Siberia The first decision Jon McGregor made on his London-Tokyo journey was to avoid Heathrow Times Online Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Faster, sleeker, simpler, sexier . . . Über-cool St Pancras station opens up a new world of train travel, says Tom Chesshyre Multiple Display Advertising Items Euro Tunnel Super-Fast, Super-Sleek Eurostar Takes the next Step Multiple Display Advertising Items Countdown Multiple Display Advertising Items Last tango in Paris? You mean me? Rupert Wright took the train to Paris in search of love. But his plans went off the rails in a hotel ice bar Swiss Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Best at cruises Princess Cruises Book now Jo Morris Finds the Best Half-Term Deals Holiday Inn Train Lines Online Scents and savoury delights Your World Vietnam, France, Cuba . . . readers share their most memorable food experiences Timesonline Your World Touring the Globe with BMW Get your life back on track Basle, Beijing or Bombay? Caroline Hendrie picks five of the world's top train trips Noble Caledonia Best of Europe Reader Offers Ltd A world of signs and wonders From flying pigs to a street performance of the beetles — readers share their favourite images African Safari Club Aircraft charge 'will be passed on' Picture Gallery Cumbria Brings a Smile to your Face News in Brief Timesonline Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Your Say Julia Brookes Answers your Travel Queries Tokyo Ancient and Modern Last-Minute Ticket Turmoil The Times Timesonline The Times The Travel Collection Mystery Guest We Send a Writer under the Covers this Week: The Elms, Abberley, Worcester Competition Timesonline Departure Board Route of the Week: Belfast Book Ahead Deals of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Grand River Cruises Index Index Reader's Block Erica Wagner 'How good is Middlemarch if you reread it? Better' Contributors Swots and monsters Melissa Katsoulis collects the school reports of famous writers. Who is this week's pupil? Turn to page 18 to find out Your say Timesonline TLS Jeanette Winterson 'How can TV get across the power of books if it's stuck in sofa-land?' Vintage Chart Bestsellers, October 1964 Find the connection Critic's Chart Andrew SALMOND's essential manga list Reader Chart John McBride picks six books of personal trial Top 50 Bestsellers The indie top 10 They're reading . . . Charge of the type brigade As the battle rages across columns of print to satisfy our insatiable appetite for war stories, Anthony Loyd puts two new recruits, Sniper One and 3 Para, to the test Extract From Sniper One by Dan Mills Word aloud Book events from Truro to Thurso The Times Høeg in the limelight Rather like his best-selling Miss Smilla's Feeling For Snow, Peter Høeg can be elusive, ambiguous and a little baffling. But his new thriller, The Quiet Girl, brings him into clearer focus, Ben Naparstek discovers on a visit to Copenhagen Nordic hotshots The tide that runs through the Booker As Britain's top literary prize approaches, Chris Cleave spots a winning trend Daughter of the Revolution Writer Sally Gardner Amanda Craig why she by French history Ok, what's Ukrainian for Quidditch? William Sutton on the race to translate the latest Harry Potter into gold Manga ain't what they used to be Once it was strictly Japanese only. Now the comics are everywhere, and Britain is leading the way, Paul Gravett says The Times Manga mia Hot type One pen Conrad can't avoid Here's a thought Nonfiction Science The Stuff of Thought Language as a Window into Human Nature by Steven Pinker Getting to the heart of the matter Letters Graham Greene: A Life in Letters edited by Richard Greene Shock and awful generalisations Economics The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism by Naomi Klein Crime without punishment Sexual violence Rape: A History from 1860 to the Present by Joanna Bourke In short The Times Victim and victimised Fiction Novel The Almost Moon by Alice Seboid The bittersweet taste of Honey Crime Times Online In short Classics The Golden Notebook by Doris Lessing God's War Paperbacks Nonfiction A New History of the Crusades by Christopher Tyerman Penguin, £12.99 £11.69 (free p&p) Thirteen Moons Fiction By Charles Frazier Sceptre, 7.99 £7.59(free p&p) Shadow of the Silk Road By Colin Thubron Vintage, £8.99 £8.54 (free p&p) Liquidation By Imre Kertész Vintage, 7.99 £7.59 (free p&p) The Punishment of Virtue By Sarah Chayes Portobello, £9.99 £9.409 (free p&p) Let the Northern Lights Erase your Name By Vendela Vida Atlantic, 7.99 £7.59 (free p&p) Let's get downloaded Audiobooks Pretty, but not in pink Children's Amanda Craig In this week's TLS Next week in Books Alyson Rudd Not great literature, but a useful guide if you know someone on the journey of grief The Books group Free books Timesonline Jumbo Crossword 722 Games Cryptic clues Chess Winning move Scrabble Word watching Two brains Answers Polygon Literary quiz Times2 Crossword 4345 The Listener Crossword 3951 The Listener Crossword: A User's Guide Part 22 Bridge Picture Line Puzzle Page Challenge - Win £500 cash Su Doku No 1567 — Difficult Killer No 643 — Deadly (1 hour) Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 1565 Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 1566 Solution to Friday's Killer No 642 Index Links Contents 13.10.07 Federal Agents Seize a Cuban Refugee Contacts Green & Black's The Dark Ages Nissan This week: Predicting the future I Didn't Get where I Am Today without . . . 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