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Giles Smith, Gráinne Gilmore, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Christina Hardyment, Alexi Mostrous, Cath Urquhart, Robert Cole, Alexandra Frean, Gail Stephenson, Amanda Ursell, Simon Barnes, Jane MacQuitty, Peter Lansley, Ashling O'Connor Olympics Correspondent, Simon Hills, Robert Lindsay, James Rossiter Property Correspondent, Mark Souster, Philip Clothier, Mark Frary, David Rose, John Mulvey, Sarah Urwin Jones, Andrew Robinson, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Tony Turnbull, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Dr Toby Murcott, Emma Cook, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Julia Brookes, Carol Midgley, John Freeman, Christine Seib, David Chater, Anthony Horowitz, James Bone, James Ducker, Melissa Katsoulis, Murad Ahmed, Ian Shuttleworth, Clive Davis, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Ivan Hicks, Tony Taggart, Elizabeth Judge, Dominic Wells, Gabrielle Starkey, Lucia Van Der Post, Amanda Lynch, Jane Taylor-Hayhurst, Graham Stewart, Wendy Ide, James Hider, John Bungey, Kevin Eason, Dr Richard Turner, Harry Barrett, Chris Sullivan, Andrew Norfolk, Robin Pagnamenta, Giles Coren, Nadine Velazquez, Vivienne Parry, Caroline Hendrie, Sathnam Sanghera, Dr Copperfield, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Nancy Durrant, Eileen Hutchinson, John Clarke, David Habershon, Stephen McClarence, Lorraine Pull, Professor Graham Zellick, Lewis Smith Science Reporter, Hannah Fletcher, Vinny Lee, Rob Cassy, Jane MacArtney, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Tom Bawden, Lou Siroy, , Debra Craine, Rory Watson, Gary Jacob, Mike Pattenden, Tom Charity, Allan Simmons, Melanie Reid, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Jeanette Winterson, Dan Sabbagh, Jonathan Gornall, Phoebe Greenwood, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Jo Morris, Alan Hamilton, Peter Millar, Anthony G. Phillips, Ian Belcher, Joanna Bourke, Richard Hawley, Valerie Elliott Consumer Editor, Andrew Ellson Personal Finance Editor, Tina Gaudoin, Charles Bremner, Martin Symington, Helen Rumbelow, Ben MacHell, Lucy Sweeney, David Charter, Tim Teeman, Derwent May, Kate Muir, Michael Harvey Features Editor, Aggie MacKenzie, Russell Kempson, Tom Whitwell, Terence Kealey, Suzy Jagger, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Sophie Davies, Ed Potton, Stephen Anderton, Sarah Vine, Mark Atherton, Jane Wheatley, John Westerby, Patrick Hosking Banking and Finance Editor, Tom Baldwin, Ken Livingstone, James Rossiter, Douglas Rankine, Sally Baker, Pete Paphides, Simon de Bruxelles, Richard Rosenfeld, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Tony Lamb, Christina Koning, Alex Spence, Natalie Haynes, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Graham Walne, Tony Evans, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Suzi Godson, Kate Saunders, Lewis Smith, Matt Hughes, Sarah Birke, Gordon Ramsay, Roger Phillips, Jeremy Page, Rick Jones, Jane Gallagher, Chris Campling, Hilly Janes, Richard Owen, Laura Deeley, Marcus Leroux, Ross Leckie, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, Francis Elliott Deputy Political Editor, James Charles, Nick Hasell, Thomasina Miers, Peter Nicholson, Barbara Lantin, Lucy Powell, Margaret Reynolds, Nell Fisher, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Kevin Maher, Paul Simons, Mike Mulvihill, Nicholas Clee, David M. Blackburn, Fiona Sims, Steve Jelbert, Nigel Kendall, Nick Szczepanik, Joanna Pitman, Jonathan Clayton, Andrew Mueller, Giles Whittell, Richard Ehrlich, Robert Crampton, Steve Hawkes, Robin Kempster, Jane Shilling, Michele Kirsch, Thomas Catán, Mike Brewer, Dominic Maxwell, Matthew Parris, Mark Bridge, Amanda Craig, George Caulkin, Tim Wapshott, Caitlin Moran, Sheila Keating, Celia Dodd, Iain Finlayson, Anthony Loyd, Bess Twiston Davies, David Hutcheon, John Naish, Geoffrey Rowell, Annabelle Thorpe, Martin Waller, Dr John Hayward, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, Mark Henderson, James Jackson, Kate Quill, Anna Shepard, Benedict Nightingale, Louise Cohen, Paul Larter, Rick Broadbent Athletics Correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Norman H. Bishop, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Leo Lewis, David Allison, Bill Edgar, Lisa Bathurst, Tom Chesshyre, James Christopher, Alice Miles, Richard Morrison, Sudhir Venkatesh, Andy Bowles, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Alan Price-Talbot, Alan Jackson, Matt Roberts, Will Hide, Linda Goldman, Fiona Hamilton, India Knight, Lucy Freeman, Janice Harrison, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoThe Times Upgrade your brain Scramble to curb suicide websites Urgent moves after deaths in Welsh town Internet providers urged to control sites The rogue banker: did he act alone? Afghans block UN post for Ashdown Sathnam Sanghera Hall of Fame Save 50% Books Travel The Knowledge Magazine Body & Soul Money Quick find Timesonline The Times Desperate town asks for National Lottery money to help stop spate of young deaths Concerns over BBC website for children HMRC online gaffe More die from drink Household bill rise Picture Gallery Not bad, even for the author of Money and Success. Martin Amis is earning £3,000 an hour as a university lecturer The working week Picture Gallery George Smith Poorly trained and ill prepared: British troops who mistreated Iraqi prisoners Individuals behaved disgracefully, says Army Case is not closed and dismissals are possible So many acts of valour make this betrayal hard to fathom Cases of abuse Girl, 7, fainted in a crush of passengers on overcrowded train carriage Laura Ashley He's not a Machiavellian genius. He's just an average … Banking fraud Family and commentators doubt employers' claims that a quiet and unassuming banker could really have brought SocGen to its knees Crisis caused by failure to learn lessons from Leeson affair Blogs and editorials How the web of fictional clients was uncovered Banking fraud Currys SocGen chief faces President's wrath as critical voices grow Sarkozy 'furious' at delay in informing him Cracks in sole trader story begin to appear Insider dealing inquiry to ask, who knew about rogue trader? Road to financial ruin Dell Sports stars may testify against dealers accused of selling fake souvenirs Police seize signed pictures and clothing Businessmen deny duping the public Top signings Entrepreneur pays £330,000 to make his Mercedes an F1 car Currys Boots Brown tries to steady ship as young guns fill gaps left by Hain exit Government remains energetic, Labour insists Unemployed to be forced to take training Home Staff: BBC can keep its internal debates secret, court rules Post Office Index Flybe Jodrell Bank zooms in on heritage status Bonhams The British sites Holiday Inn Give your brain a workout with our new daily dose of grey-cell training Cell Blocks Jeep Surprise yourself Mother gave own life to save unborn son Cancer victim refused life-prolonging therapy 'If I am going to die, my baby is going to live' Obsession with soprano costs stalker his freedom Bath store Janice Turner Argos Terence Kealey The truth about Hain: the PM funked it Who Knew What and When? The lessons of Jérôme Kerviel's massive financial losses Science and Serendipity Jodrell Bank's monumental radio telescope should be a World Heritage Site Prodi Agonistes Goodbye to a shreds and patches Italian Government, hello to uncertainty Midwinter, and spring's sprung Picture Gallery A tall bland fattening caramel thing, please Academic choices Badly paid Hain resignation A part of civilised society, but must we fund it? The proven benefits of marriage Timesonline Heathrow expansion Cooking up skills From bad to worse Oscar omission On vs in Suspect spirit The life-giving miracle of Dr Venter Walkies! It's a dog's life waiting for the bus Gaffes to the left, blunders to the right Salmon fishermen warned of deadly catch Parasites increase in popular angling waters Eating them can cause heart and lung problems Virgin Mallard ducks deserting the wetlands for winter The word on the web Teenager who turned party into riot is going to gatecrash Britain Jessops Monarch Ban may be eased to let Olympic shooters train on home range 2012 hopefuls travel to practise in Zurich Sport's body 'close to deal with Home Office' Gun law Fame and fortune for Indian designers who came up the hard way Monarch Trainee priests 'will be brought to their knees by degree costs' Second qualifications hit by funding reforms Church warns of financial 'black hole' Halfords Inside Tesco The tragic-comic lives of a dysfunctional family First night Theatre Uncle Vanya Rose, Kingston Multiple Display Advertising Items Inside today Multiple Display Advertising Items Putting the blame for carbon on planes, not cars, 'is flight of fancy' P&O Ferries My Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Rape led woman to take her own life Murder bid charge Jim'll fix it for crime M&S broke data rules False leg hoard Picture Gallery Countess rushes baby son to Great Ormond Street after an allergic reaction Aquability Dfs Dfs How Red Dawn hopes to make us eat our greens Saturday interview Dawn Primarolo Bribes to encourage people to slim may provide a carrot but do we need a stick too? Helen Rumbelow and Alice Miles report Guide Dogs Life and times 70mph gales lash the North East Orange No compensation in fee-fixing row Rare sparrow is church saviour 2,000-ft asteroid to buzz Earth Fire chief denies job bias to women 200mph supercar enthusiasts take the hire road for a Highland fling Timesonline Me and my Goldfish Went Swimming with Sharks France US elections Karzai moves to block Ashdown as UN super-envoy in Afghanistan Veto follows attack on British military strategy Tension rises over the choice of Helmand chief Italy looks for a new leader — or a new system Right celebrates as Prodi Government falls President wants a reform before election O2 (AP): Fire empties Las Vegas casino (AFP): Heavy rain halts bird flu culling (AFP): Schoolboy kills phone thief (AFP): Schmidt in smoking row The Times Lost river rises from beneath the cars to be heart of a city Resurgent rivers Travelodge Hunters pursuing an ancient thrill feel the pull of the bow French chase game with arrows, not bullets 'We want to get back to a primitive state' Into the breach Reward for teacher who gave 9/11 alert (AP): Rift Valley violence Mugabe vote date (AFP): Killer pilot jailed (AFP): Wedding bills (AFP): Security officer killed (AP): Building bridges (Reuters): Dead cyclist 'sued' Northern rock Egypt battles to turn the tide as Hamas knocks new hole in wall Hilton Eggs fly and tempers boil over as German Right faces defeat Green Flag Nationwide (Reuters): Singer tries to prove he's all man Seal returns to sea — with a phone Sarkozy signs nuclear deal with India Strict new rules on toy safety Scottish Widows China takes bridge record Edwards the underdog fights on to play role of Boss Hogg US elections Classicfurniture4u Path to power Polls put Timesonline National primaries For the anoraks Pardon me, but I've found a way to save the world from flatulent cows Three. co. uk Cottages 4 you The Sunday Times MPs demand new regulator as FSA stands condemned Committee attacks role in Rock debacle Additional watchdog would oversee banks Index Beer rivalry to revive Metals set records Quote of the day Japan joining the club Business big shot Index Home from the sea Stock markets Auction rekindles fears over Vodafone's US strategy A venture that offers liquidity, if little else Commodities Cazenove Currencies Need to know No 1 for Business Results in brief Timesonline Dunshippin'— containers find new home Forth Ports plans dockside eco-town Recycled carriers to be dwellings and offices Business big shot Ian Cheshire An idea that stacks up and could be a winner Banks alarmed by Revenue's strategy for offshore assault The Times In New York, the satirist Jon Stewart has been debating City Diary In Davos, the Swiss national TV broadcaster is ha City Diary Dark ideas on SocGen affair City Diary Picture Gallery Charming regulation City Diary How, I wonder, has the fraudster and jailbird Nick … City Diary Carlsberg and Heineken to resume rivalry after sealing S&n takeover Danish brewer wants to be leader in Europe Dutch rival to make redundancies in UK Capricorn's stakebuilding puts Clapham House on the menu Ban on smoking ignites caution at Marston's Forget Cool Britannia — others now see us as clever but dowdy Davos 2008 Poll by branding guru Sorrell brings bad news Olympics in 2012 seen as chance to revitalise South West England Gas-exporting nations mull Opec-style cartel Davos diary No 10 seeks new drive on millennium goals One blast of mountain air blows away Brown blues Energy crisis closes South African mines Timesonline Carl Mortished Japan to create £25bn sovereign fund as fears mount on global sub-prime loss Possible major source of capital for markets Banking deficit 'could grow by another $143bn' Tesco to spend $750m on Turkish expansion Dunkin' sees hole in Chinese market The Times Fear of unemployment stalks Wall Street on the edge As the sub-prime mortgage calamity spreads into what may be a US recession, the concern for asset managers, investment brokers and support staff is not bonuses but being sacked Alliance Leicester Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Bankers join builders in the jobless queue 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 Goldline. co. uk Dollar rates Other sterling Exchange rates Old Mutual caught up in power struggle Large caps Small caps Gilts Rumour of the day The defence sector goes from strength to strength A call to arms Deal of the day Bet of the day Tiddler to watch Equity Prices The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unit-linked insurance investments Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds British funds Cunard Faith Duilio Loi Boxer who reigned supreme in Italy and Europe for a decade and then took the world light-welter title from Carlos Ortiz Duilio Loi, boxer, was born on April 19,1929. He died on January 20,2008, aged 78 Feedback Chris Tremlett Designer and builder whose innovative techniques brought the sport of powerboating within reach of ordinary mortals Chris Tremlett, powerboat designer and builder, was born on May 17,1936. He died after a long illness on January 13,2008, aged 71 Bryan Huffner Enterprising carpet merchant who blended innovation and tradition to give new impetus to the design and manufacture of Oriental rugs Bryan Huffner, oriental carpet merchant and manufacturer, was born on July 17,1924. He died on December 13,2007, aged 83 Hans Imhoff Rhineland entrepreneur who saw off powerful rivals to build the Stollwerck chocolate empire in postwar Germany Hans Imhoff, chocolate maker, was born on March 12,1922. He died on December 21,2007, aged 85 Peter Jolliffe Rare book dealer and connoisseur whose pursuit of stock was a labour of love Peter Jolliffe, dealer in rare books, was born on October 26,1947. He died on December 27,2007, aged 60 Paul shows how faith could turn all our lives around Faith Talk, not tanks, will bring us peace Yona Metzger, Israel's Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi, believes that a United Nations of religions could prevent another Holocaust Faith news Shovels at table, diplomatic invites, tipping pilots and flying ducks Modern times Feather report Readers reply Playing Henry's Cat and Danger Mouse Feedback Complaints from readers who can't get to W H Smith to claim their free DVDs What to look out for Court Circular Memorial service Church news Births Forthcoming Marriages Deaths Memorial Services To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Thanksgiving Services In Memoriam - Private Dinner New Authors Gifts Public Notices Legal Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Windsorproducts Premieredition Multiple Display Advertising Items Nature's Best The Sunday Times Marsham's records reveal a changing rite of spring Weather Eye Birthdays On This Day January 26,1820 The Times reports the details of the death of the Duke of Kent Weather Weather quest Neptune Collonges can book Cup ticket Racing Cheltenham Ladbrokes Inside Rugby league Football Exotic Dancer going for Gold Racing Wolverhampton Racing next week Lingfield Park Course specialists Doncaster Reading the racecard Djokovic shows ruthless side to lead champion to the exit door Tennis Australian Open Timesonline Gillette Fusion Doncaster Racing Yesterday's results Newbury Wolverhampton Kempton Park Football Results Basketball Bowls Boxing Cricket Rugby union Golf Other sport Lynes suffers hand injury during victory Skelton's delight Edfors in command Motor rallying Rugby union Tennis Football Tomorrow Rugby union Other sport Tindall to stay at centre of Gloucester's bold advance Rugby union Guide to the weekend's Premiership matches Grab Life by the Horns Stevens finds plenty on his mind Rugby union Dodge Cueto catches Ashton's eye with inspired contribution Lonely knight still able to make a good fist of things Cech declines to go from here to maternity Furore strikes at the sole of tennis Crowe brings US a taste of the gladiators Rugby league The presence of a Hollywood star in Florida tonight has guaranteed a sell-out 10,000 crowd as Leeds Rhinos play to new audience How they compare Setanta Sports Timesonline Complacency will not undermine England's treble bid, says Moores Cricket Head coach believes settled team is priority Bond's availability key to New Zealand chances The Open University Stubborn India tail casts shadow over Gilchrist's landmark moment Itinerary Timesonline Imports raise vexed issue of switching allegiances Olympic Games Ennis seeking to bridge the gap Athletics D-Rink Aware E. on Self-destruct button that was pressed just too many times Racing The Fallon suspension The Times The Sunday Times Fall of a champion Suitors seek to take advantage of Onuoha's lack of action Football Coca-Cola Championship Your guide to the weekend's league action League One League Two Message stays the same but Chelsea doing it Grant's way Aston Villa v Blackburn Stars of Africa able to make a point or two in their absence Fink Tank In the football laboratory The Times England to tackle Germany in Berlin Barnsley go through Swansea march on Iraqi hopes dashed Fry content to follow 'Pied Piper' Football FA Cup fourth round Up for the Cup, down for the league Muggleton aims to prove age is no barrier Football FA Cup fourth round Your guide to all the FA Cup team news this weekend Middlesbrough mission William Hill Keegan moves in after Woodgate rejects Spurs Football Audi Ramos hopes the toast will be to victory Shearer left to ponder role for Newcastle with one eye firmly fixed on future Football New offer after 'frank discussion' with Keegan Hierarchy planning for managerial dynasty Wenger will discipline warring duo but sees positives Derby sign up to American revolution in takeover deal worth £50m Gerrard takes place in squad as long-shots earn respect for exploits Football Liverpool build for future Torres also included in tie for the dreamers Havant goalkeeper relishing his prospects I won't be giving up the day job Kop the difference? You might not Football Liverpool build for future Counting their losses Keegan has sense of déjà vu The Insider Wish you were here Times Crossword 23,820 Home away from home for Magpies Benítez given backing of Liverpool's bosses at last The Times Renault Last goodbye for drug-ban Fallon Australian Open Giles Smith Index Inside The Times Relief tempered by confusion No small matter Money Letters Timesonline Burning issue The Week in Brief A Word to the Wise Have faith in bouncebackability Fidelity Don't wait 'til the midnight hour With the deadline only days away, Mark Atherton explains the dos and dont's of filling self-assessment tax returns Post Office Who needs to self-assess Case Study Step-By-Step Software Makes Sense of the Jargon Jupiter Get it right first time How to roll with the punches Mark Atherton on the best strategies for investors feeling battered and bruised after a torrid week Multiple Display Advertising Items The experts' picks to ride out the storm Every trickle helps ING Direct Feeling the strain of market turmoil Gráinne Gilmore finds our adopted investment club struggling to come to terms with volatile share prices Multiple Display Advertising Items Your Shout Multiple Display Advertising Items Expert Analysis Travis Perkins Schroder So you want to pile on pounds? Rebecca O'Connor explains how to trim back your outgoings if the economy takes a turn for the worse Schroders Case Study Mortgage Cleared The best policy for quick cash Saint or sinner, how does your bank rate? James Charles names the providers who have failed to pass on base-rate cuts equally to savers and borrowers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Case Study Finding a new school of thought Mark Bridge helps a teacher to make plans for retirement to maintain his family's lifestyle The Times The Kings: what the experts say Financial CV Alliance Leicester Alan's response Wolseley could feel flush again Multiple Display Advertising Items Unit trust and open-ended investment company prices Full funds service at www. timesonline. co. uk/funds Fidelity Savings Watch E. on Pension annuities Motor insurance Level-term assurance Overdrafts Personal loans Savings accounts National Savings & Investments Chelsea Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares Artemis Index New this Week Every Week Next Week Darkness visible Vivienne Parry Stories Bihind the News The Hogan family tragedy highlights a national problem Need to Know? Getting busy between the sheets is a rare event once … Well, Well . . . Notice anything? John Naish Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Bionic lenses Sparring partners Cheep 'n' cheerful Silver lining Change of heart Sylvester Stallone Antibody Hot or Not? Taking the temperature on current health trends Experts of no import Junk Medicine Bioethics Prof of the Week A bright future? More floods, heat waves, insect-borne disease . . . Barbara Lantin looks at how global warming will affect our health Rising woes Arkopharma On fertile ground Former WAG Louise Redknapp tells Celia Dodd how she beat her womb disorder to become a mum Endometriosis The blushes I can't hide Inside Story Rosacea Lucy Freeman explains why one woman's ruddy complexion left her feeling hot and bothered Buscopan IBS Relief Super naturals? It's a safe bet that many of us are not at our best at this time of year. Relief is offered by the rows of complementary, herbal and alternative remedies in most high street chemists, but do they really give you a bang for your buck? Dr Toby Murcott looks at the science behind the top-selling alternative … Free alternatives to alternative cures Welcome to land of nod Inside the Mind of a GP Junior needs to chill out Here's a poser: do relaxation lessons for hyped-up kids work? Michele Kirsch finds out Pru Health Especially for Families in the Times Today Mummy, why were you and Daddy shouting? Ask your Father Kids questions you dread Emma Cook gets expert advice on what to do when your child turns to you and asks. . . Suits you, sir When Philip Clothier got a thumbs-down on his dress sense from GQ editor Dylan Jones, it was time for action The old look Top style tips Comfort food with a clear conscience The Times Five stone and three years later India Knight invented a low-carb diet and lost a huge amount of weight. But how tough has it been to keep her curves in check? Keeping the weight off Diet Books The Pick of the Bunch Turn over new leaf Panty Girl Greens Beat the winter blues with greens, says Thomasina Miers, as she suggests a shopping list for three The Times Sautéed greens Nutritionist's verdict Body&soul classified Second helpings Shops Protected Save our shrimp Taking a stand on sustainable prawns and on the trail of the elusive green-van man Greenie Points Get into the groove No time to exercise? Then build it into your daily life, says the fitness expert Matt Roberts The Times Feedback Love it or hate it — write in and tell us SoOrganic The Times What's Happening at the Health Club Feeling down in the mouth Agony and Ectasy Sex Advice In the driving seat Not Just Anybody How the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Nadine Velazquez, 29, My Name is Earl star, on junk food, tennis therapy and knowing how to get what she wants Innocent by nature Index 'Time to fasten your seatbelts. You're flying with Captain Gordon' Arrivals Will Hide Timesonline Hot Hotel Blade runner Times Travel Citizen Traveller Week Two Abercrombie & Kent While I would normally steer clear of holiday sunsets … Competition The lady and the lamp See Croatia in a new light . . . Hannah Betts begins our 13-page special in the splendid isolation of Veli Rat, an 18th-century lighthouse that comes complete with its own lighthouse-keeper Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to know Thomson Time to drop anchor and play at pirates The islands of Croatia are begging to be explored. Jonathan Gornall tries to convert a fairweather crew Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to know Hurtigruten All the charm, none of the chaos History tour or spa cruise? Try a twist on holidays in the sun, says Annabelle Thorpe Multiple Display Advertising Items Cruise Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items It's Croatia — but not as we know it Forget the concrete package hotels. A new generation of luxury villas is putting Istria on the map, writes John Bungey Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Breathe easy, Team Barracuda, "Swimming in the wild, outdoors and without a roof over your head, is now a mildly subversive activity. . . It certainly appeals to free spirits" Cath Urquhart gets in with the swim crowd and crawls Need to know Titan HiTours Noble Caledonia Timesonline Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin Holidays cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Garden of eastern Europe Ignore the clichés about cabbages. Fiona Sims enters a foodie heaven Neilson Need to know Qantas Where to eat and stay Multiple Display Advertising Items ABTA See the cathedral, then sink into a bean bag The booming tourist industry means that you can take your pick of excellent places to stay and eat in the top three cities Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items 'It's an excellent choice for a low-cost weekend' Zagreb Your Say Julia Brookes Answers your Travel Queries Book now Contact us . . . B&Bs are best Timesonline Book early for... Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunshades, saris and sex gods Gopalpur could be any seaside resort — except for the stray cows. Stephen McClarence shuns the Golden Triangle for India's least-visited state Need to know Off the beaten track Page & Moy No more wild highs and lows, Janice Turner thought her days on the slopes were over — until she discovered cross-country's gentler pleasures Timesonline The Times Need to know What's Hot in the Cold Follow the sign Multiple Display Advertising Items Beach party candidate Hawaii is building an industry around its favourite son, Tom Chesshyre reports No mercy for latecomers The Times In Brief Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mystery Guest We Send our Writer under the Covers this Week: Cotswolds88hotel, Painswick, Gloucestershire Our Man in... Cracow British lawyer James Nairne, 38, owns an apartment in Cracow, Poland, and shares tips about the 750-year-old city, now a clubbing capital with hundreds of bars Departure Board Route of the Week: Dubai Book Ahead Deals of the Week Abta Reader Offers Ltd Index A real showstopper Directions Win a fantastic trip to Québec and Montréal The Times 'It's Cumbria Alaska Ian Belcher is overwhelmed by wildlife and dramatic glaciers as he kayaks around Alaska's Prince William Sound Fast facts GatwICK eXPReSS White days to white nights St Petersburg After a hard winter, St Petersburg thaws turns a vibrant green. Sophie Campbell joins the locals to celebrate spring Zubaski Fast facts Health service Caroline Hendrie gets high on clean air and exercise on a cruise around the Scottish islands Fast facts Multiple Display Advertising Items Just the two of us Twin Centre With one holiday and two destinations, you can have it all. Martin Symington goes in search of some perfect couples Fresh and wild The Travel Collection Ice and fire Heaven and earth Rock 'n' roll TitanHiTours Sight and sound Surf and turf Light and Wight Chalk and cheese Rzeszow or bust Poland Tom Chesshyre risks a budget flight to visit unexplored Poland Great Rail Journeys Multiple Display Advertising Items Fast facts Hot budget breaks for 2008... Zadar, Croatia Multiple Display Advertising Items Travels India Martin Symington takes his son to India for an exotic taste of his younger backpacking days Fast facts Teenage kicks Zanibar CTS Horizons Index Required Reading Reader's Block Erica Wagner 'We mustn't stop reading about Man's inhumanity' First World Contributors The wrong blurb Your say The Times TLS Jeanette Winterson 'Writers are not just guns for hire - they can make something new' Her word Find the connection Vintage Chart Top six fiction, January 24,1999 Critic's Chart Reader Chart Jane Gallagher picks six enduring reads Top 50 Bestsellers The indie top 10 They're reading . . . Dispatches from the streets Required reading Gang Leader for a Day, Sudhir Venkatesh's account of J. T. and his Black Kings, gives a vivid insight into Chicago gang culture, says Joanna Bourke Extract Hot type Black thoughts of an alter ego How to write a Mills & Boon romance With a trembling, yet eager heart, Melissa Katsoulis, aka Valerie Lafayette, takes up her pen and attempts a romantic novel (with a little help from two experts) The Times English critic all America James Wood has picked off the literary establishment with all the accuracy of a hunter stalking his prey. But now, thanks to his students, he is mellowing, he tells John Freeman The critical mass Big names crowd the small magazines The Writers Bureau Into the heart of darkness Nonfiction Africa In short Why London fails the screen test Cinema The Times Capital top 5 Love on the front line Fiction Novel We are now Beginning our Descent by James Meek Comfortable in her clothes In short Only a fragment of success Novel A devilish drop of claret Novel Painted from life Thriller Classics Nonfiction Ross Leckie Paperbacks Fiction Christina Koning The Eye Twilight The Shock of the Old Piercing Much more than just a William Even in this age of the ASBO, we should celebrate naughty children in books, Amanda Craig says The Times Audiobooks Alyson Rudd a mystery solved - but one left hanging So will the sequel answer your questions? The Books group In this week's TLS Next week in Books Jumbo Crossword 739 Games Cryptic clues Picture Gallery Chess Winning move Scrabble Word watching Two brains Answers Find the Connection Polygon Literary quiz Times2 Crossword 4434 The Listener Crossword 3966 Mercury's Whereabouts by Dysart Bridge PictureLine Puzzle Page Challenge - Win an iPod Nano Su Doku Killer Samurai Su Doku Solution to Last Week's Samurai Su Doku Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 1728 Solution to Friday's Su Doku No 1729 Solution to Friday's Killer No 731 Index Ford Schwartz Contents The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Cancer Research UK The Dark Ages Microtrends This week: Laser graffiti I Didn't Get where I Am Today without. . . Wisdom Jason Isaacs, 44, Actor Lexiconfusion Slummy Yummy Mummy Advice for the Domestically Challenged Lucy Sweeney Retail Therapy Bobbi Brown Celebrity Workouts Bargainhunter Out There Safari Pico Radio Coolhunter Men's Stuff Dior Fame the Portfolio From Thomas Hardy to Scarlet Johansson — since 1913, a Vanity Fair portrait has defined the stars of the age. Now a new exhibition shows how celebrity photography has grown up Danube Express Fantasie It's not easy being green, so we'll reward you for … EDF Energy Amdega Voyages Jules Verne X Factor for Vicars Student Priests Once all you needed was a Bible and a calling. Now, having your sermons shredded and star quality assessed are all part of the Church of England's presentation training for priests RoC The Route to Holy Orders Sony Ericsson Northern Soul Man After 20 years of indie-band excess, Richard Hawley found success with his own brand of retro, bittersweet songs. Alan Jackson meets the man who celebrates little lives and big dreams Turkey P&O Cruises Fashion Samsung A Perfection Storm Because You Need It Why we should laud Helena Bonham Carter — and her facial hair Truth in Beauty I keep losing my ear studs due to enlarged piercing holes. Is there a medical Salon Spy: Waterfall Spa Truth in Beauty Origins Buy Really Fresh Shellfish — It Will Still Smell of the Sea Food Vi Spring One Can't Help, on Reading the Words 'decline in Shark Numbers', Expressing a Tiny Sigh of Relief Restaurants When Sloth is a Virtue The Green Kitchen Hurry Sale Ends Kettler The Truly Great 2005 Burgundy Vintage was Always Going to Be a Hard Act to Follow Wine Six. . . Kitchen Greats Leeks Food Detective High Living Foodie at Large The St Moritz Gourmet Festival is the pinnacle of decadence Taste Test... Chocolate Mousse The Travel Collection The Times The Travel Collection The Sunday Times There is Always the Hope that You Will Spot the Edmund De Waal or Salvador DalÍ of the Future Scenes from Domestic Life Picture Gallery Stairway to Urban Heaven When one couple moved from a three-bedroom house in South London to a flat in the heart of the city, they did it without compromising on either functional space or style Six Great. . . Chests of Drawers Pinboard Wickes Ask Aggie Home Help Each week, Times Magazine readers put their own domestic goddess queries to our houseproud expert, Aggie MacKenzie Polly Beard Do Try this at Home Red Sea Luxury Great Rail Journeys Multiple Display Advertising Items After all the Tv reviling the broiler shed as the Auschwitz of the poultry world, I thought I might for myself Valley Girl Bend it, shape it Gardens Now is the time to plant trees. 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