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Gráinne Gilmore, Giles Smith, David Budworth Deputy Personal Finance Editor, Andrew Robson, Janice Turner, Phil Yates, Tina Beattie, David Wighton, Alexi Mostrous, Christina Hardyment, Joan Bakewell, Denis Palmer, Bel Mooney, David Brown, Patrick Foster Media Correspondent, Alexandra Frean, Neil Johnston, Mark Beaumont, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Sue Graham, Robin Pagnamenta Energy and Environment Editor, Laura Whateley, Peter Lansley, Simon Hills, David Albert Jones Professor of Bioethics, Robert Lindsay, John Walton, Mark Souster, Catherine Boyle, John Mulvey, Rachel Kaufman, Ivo Tennant, Sarah Urwin Jones, Peter Symes, Tony Turnbull, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Mike Harvey, Emma Cook, Philip Howard, Julia Brookes, Monique DeJong, Carol Midgley, David Chater, Kate Wighton, James Bone, James Ducker, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Clive Davis, Napier Penlington, Patrick Kidd, Bob Stanley, Graham Stewart, Wendy Ide, Kaya Burgess, John Bungey, Joanna Sugden, Mrs M. Galvin, Giles Coren, Robin Pagnamenta, Stephanie Hawthorne, Vivienne Parry, Ian McMillan, Martin Fletcher, Dr Copperfield, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Richard Ingrams, Simon Vincent, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Nancy Durrant, A. C. Grayling, Stephen McClarence, Jane MacArtney, Hannah Fletcher, Rachel Sylvester, Francis Elliott, Jack Malvern, Dominic Walsh, Tom Bawden, Debra Craine, Ruth Corbett, Craig McLean, Gary Jacob, Tom Charity, Victoria Segal, Monty Waldin, Allan Simmons, Peter Stiff, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Jeanette Winterson, Laura Lovett, Tom Gatti, Jo Morris, Lynne Wallis, Allen Brown, John Dowding, The Reverend Paul Nicolson, Sean O'Neill Crime & Security Editor, Rhys Blakely, Carrie Carnes, Charles Bremner, Graham Keeley, Caroline White, Martin Symington, Ben MacHell, Daniel Freeman, Lucy Sweeney, David Charter, Susan Thompson, Edward Gorman, Hugo Rifkind, Eric Bates, Derwent May, Angela Jameson, Arlene Phillips, Kate Muir, David Lammy, Aggie MacKenzie, Russell Kempson, Hugh Lupton, Tom Whitwell, Ed Potton, Meg Carter, Lisa Freedman, Gerard Baker, Stephen Anderton, Vitali Klitschko, Sarah Vine, Mark Atherton, Lisa Armstrong, Neil Harman, Michael Theodoulou, Jane Wheatley, Jenny Lewis, Tom Baldwin, Scott Rutherford, Sam Coates, Pete Paphides, Sally Baker, Soren Holms Profesorial Fellow in Bioethics, Jason Freeman, Rob Wright, Christina Koning, Edward Gorman Motor Racing Correspondent, Emma Pomfret, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Joanna Lumley, Adam Sage, Suzi Godson, Richard Siklos, Kate Saunders, Bruce Dessau, Gordon Ramsay, Bob Goodall, Francis Bacon, Ruth Elkins, Patricia Casey Professor of Psychiatry, Captain R. F. Channon, Jeremy Page, Roger Phillips, Rick Jones, Chris Campling, Alice Thomson, Patrick Hosking, Tom Maxwell, Mary Grey, Marcus Leroux, Rebecca O'connor, Ross Leckie, Erica Wagner, Marcel Berlins, James Charles, Peter Dixon, Thomasina Miers, Margaret Reynolds, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Kevin Maher, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Richard Morrison, Adam Fresco, Nicholas Clee, Mike Mulvihill, Steve Jelbert, Nigel Kendall, Joanna Pitman, Bettany Hughes, Richard Ehrlich, Sam Coates Chief Political Correspondent, Alan Copps, Andy Zaltzman, Robert Crampton, Steve Hawkes, Graham Chase, Simon Wroe, Dominic Maxwell, Roderick Strange, Matthew Parris, Prue White, Amanda Craig, George Caulkin, Ralph Musgrave, Caitlin Moran, Sheila Keating, Neil Fisher, Iain Finlayson, Jonathan Ross, Cindy Barnett Chairman, Tim Teeman, Christopher Furlong, John Carey, Jenny Downham, Phyllis Hoffman, John Naish, Lewis Stuart, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Mark Henderson, James Jackson, David Cameron, Carl Mortished World Business Editor, Martin Scorsese, Anna Shepard, Christopher Megone Professor of Inter - Disciplinary, Louise Cohen, Benedict Nightingale, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Alyson Rudd, Sir Alan Beith, MP, Tom Chesshyre, James Christopher, Tony Halpin, Robert Cole Personal Investor, David Budworth, Adam Sherwin, Paul Pickering, Simon Crompton, Michael Evans, Professor Alison Fiander, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Alan Jackson, Matt Roberts, Tony Kelly, Leona Lewis, Kim Newman, Mike Atherton Chief Cricket Correspondent, Will Hide, Miles Costello, Alex Hardy, Richard Ford, Tessa Roynon, Nick Dalton, Priya Elan, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoBarack Obama Exclusive interview The Times Parents who helped their paralysed son kill himself Immigration to be cut as unemployment soars Minister tells Times of urgent need for policy change to ease racial tension How a banana insult inspired fight for curbs Mr & Mrs Smith boutique hotels Two nights for the price Index Jonathan Ross The graphic novel revolution Nicole Cooke The Olympian says cycling in London is … Save £100 The Axis of Diesel Leading articles The sharp decline in energy prices has huge economic and diplomatic implications. It is important that such shifts do not destabilise the global economy further Index A Progress Report After the abolition of SATs, parents need reliable information about schools Ballyhoo! Tally-ho! The law to ban hunting has had unexpected consequences Body&Soul TheKnowledge Magazine Books Travel Money Inside today George Smith Spine-tingling action, naked agents and a cruel 007 who confirms that nobody does it better Quantum of Solace BFI Film Festival Paralysed in a scrum, rugby player chose assisted death at age of 23 Euthanasia It's not a bad life . . . it's a different life, says former England under-21 In her own words: a mother's justification So terrible I find it hard to contemplate Dior Christal Move over Darling: how Brown took the credit for his sidekick's scheme Banking crisis The daring plan to recapitalise the banks was hatched by the Chancellor and his advisers weeks ago, write Francis Elliott and David Wighton Recession and revival Without me, EU would have been in a real mess, says Sarkozy Banking crisis The crunch index Cameron scraps truce as deal works to Labour's advantage 'Sidelined' leader is forced to tour TV studios Think you know all about the credit crunch? Take our test to see if you could be the next Chancellor The chaos in the stock markets has forced us all to become instant financial experts — or has it? Hugo Rifkind and Ruth Elkins ask the questions Briton's race hopes in peril after yacht rammed Dolce & Gabbana Deadly race dominated by the French I fear Barry George is stalking me since our TV interview, Kay Burley tells the police Madonna 'to pay Ritchie £60m in divorce package' Rochebobois Marksandspencer The Workout Lord Archer Npower surrender TV actor cleared of rape EuroMillions result Most read at timesonline. co. uk Multiple Display Advertising Items Drivers to be given random breath tests and lose their right to a second chance Land Rover Fraudsters profit from financial crisis by using fake websites to steal bank details Virgin Timesonline Online crime marketplace closed down Dfs Behind you! Labour can't see its huge mistake Painting the Conservatives as old-fashioned, tax-cutting, Eurosceptic villains plays exactly into David Cameron's hands Lloyds TSB Index Timesonline Singing Singh drops a prize literary clanger Outrage at the Booker award ceremony, the answer to an Oxbridge poser and a question of nature or nurture Sitting in a brown study, unable to move Windowless honour Lift the gloom Picture Gallery How American motherhood ruined my life We've been set impossibly high standards when it comes to raising children. What's wrong with benign British neglect? A sporting chance to be great again The Bugle, Times Online's satirical podcast, makes another foray into the world of print Too many bricks in the wall In my view Animal, vegetable . . . Timesonline Only in moderation Past Notes Legal protection for a life before birth Anti-terrorism law Fuelled by the PM Does capitalism really benefit all in society? Telltale ticket led police to gang Timesonline Interest in money Justice in jeopardy Feeling tall at sea Driving standards It's dark up North How old must you be to buy The Times? Opinion Boots Theory of relativity Two penn'orth Choppy waters Same old mistake CitroËn Currys Martyrs win fight against prosecutions over imperial measures Thorn in ministry's side New top brass announced across the three Services Hang your heads in shame, coroner tells MoD Lloyds TSB My bond with Bond: an English girl's cable car ride to another world 007 EasyJet Shaken and stirred Emirates Escaping the rat race, the pets who like to surf Yakult IVF success set to fall under single-embryo policy Park authority 'as bad as William the Conqueror' Garden tours at the Palace AA Chef who cooked boyfriend's flesh guilty of murder Multiple Display Advertising Items Learning life in the kennels Hunting Novotel Police on the trail of hunts to stop hounds killing foxes 'by accident' Timesonline T. K. maxx Hind-stalking season opens up culling row Hunting Dell British tell the Italians how to dress with style Euro Tunnel Exorcism drama to be shown by BBC BT The tangle of red tape that means this adopted boy … Adoption Couple wanted to give another Moroccan child a home, but they couldn't face a second round of Surrey bureaucracy, Rachel Kaufman reports Mfi Adopting from abroad Npower Timesonline It's a wonky, wibbling lap of honour but they're still a great comic team Comedy French & Saunders Theatre Royal Drury Lane, WC2 Nokia Parents who cheat their way into the best schools face tougher action from councils Healthcare Commission YouTube left bomber webpage open Man shot dead Tainted love Picture Gallery Citi Studio bosses, not the talkies, were Swanson's sunset Bespoke Suits 9/11 attacks 'helped to secure peace in Northern Ireland' The Times Menzies Hotels How banana insult inspired fight for immigration limit Saturday interview Carpet RiGHT The Times A life in politics Quick fire My Week Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Axis of Diesel' driven to change its ways by the plummeting price of oil World Inside today Timesonline Plans, hopes and shooting hoops in the White House 'Red postman' aims to deliver new order after credit crunch France Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Les méga-riches raise barricades against urban poor Iceland is frozen out in attempt to win UN post Iceland Anglian Home improvements A little power Foreign media rights renewed (Reuters): Leaders fail in Zimbabwe talks (Reuters): Tax demands on British rejected (AP): Nato accused of airstrike deaths Smokenotar Raja Fashions Stem-cell baby born to cure brother of a killer illness sparks clash with Catholics Which? Divide and cure I want to fix the economic crisis, quit Iraq . . . and get a basketball court built in the White House US Elections Barack Obama is making history as he leads the polls in the presidential election. In this intimate interview he talks to Eric Bates about his hopes, his proposals and how he loves shooting hoops The Times Even down in the Tar Heel state, McCain's numbers are heading south US Elections Inside today Timesonline Powell 'is preparing to back the Democrats' (Reuters): Moscow Multiple Display Advertising Items (AP): Whiff of depression at fair for millionaires (Reuters): Hungry spectators foil giant sandwich record The Times Minister changes mind on aid after victims 'hidden' Ethiopia Multiple Display Advertising Items Timesonline The Sunday Times Solar-powered rickshaws hailed as breath of fresh air Multiple Display Advertising Items Shares rise despite raft of profit warnings John Lewis squeezed US housing starts fall ING to report loss Quote of the day OECD's concern Business big shot Homeowners to miss out as tracker loan providers refuse to cut rates below a minimum Lenders set thresholds about 3 per cent How low will they go? 'I'm a chocoholic, always have been' Sugar's high-profile deal for Woolworths shares goes sour Stock markets Investors turn their worries on Aviva and Prudential Ermenegildo Zegna It's a bit brighter on the new barometer Rate cuts must be passed on Commodities Currencies Cameron's City tightrope walk Need to know Multiple Display Advertising Items Boom-time babies prepare for first taste of life without their credit cushion Business big shot Interest-free deals ensure that those belts will get tighter UK Westminster City Council has approved a plan to move … City Diary Some top Scottish business figures have written to … Lucky break from banking In the blue corner The Times Gala Coral gambles on creating a new order City Diary The vultures have clearly been circling at Lehman Brothers' European headquarters in Canary Wharf Ronson sticks neck out on Heron Tower's future City Diary Things can't be all that bad in Iceland. Kaupthing … City Diary The AIM awards proved a triumph for Asos, the hig City Diary Picture Gallery Premier Foods shares slump amid fears of bank breach Brussels ruling on bank bailout dashes investors' hopes of an early dividend payment Savills gives profit warning as housebuyers adopt 'wait and see' policy Rock accused over level of repossessions The Sunday Times Wind energy becalmed by shortage of finance and fall in the price of oil Power struggle Investors take $31bn out of hedge funds in three months Lights, camera, action: there is nothing like a movie to cheer the unemployed Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Timesmobile Russia dips into sovereign wealth fund to fortify its collapsing stock markets Minister's fury as Caisse d'Epargne admits rogue team ran up €600m loss Times may be hard but Opec's weakest links must bow to the will of the mighty Saudis When oil-producing countries meet in Vienna, those trying to push prices back up are likely to be disappointed. Robin Pagnamenta reports Timesonline Lehman Brothers executives served with subpoenas Buffett changes the habits of a long lifetime and moves personal account from government bonds into shares All systems Gü for chocoholic who discovered rich promise in world of confectionery James Averdieck tells Martin Waller how a failed business mission in Belgium provided the spark for his breakthrough as a purveyor of puddings CV 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 Hammerson hit on fears of rent defaults by retailers Market report Time Warner ups stake in SCi Smaller companies Gilts Rumour of the day Little to commend Inchcape until world economy stabilises UK Coal Deal of the day Timesonline Computacenter Bet of the day Tiddler to watch Equity Prices Stihl Unit-linked insurance investments Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds British funds Reader Offers Ltd Pat Moss Rally driver whose success showed that women could compete on equal terms with men in motor sport Pat Moss-Carlsson, rally driver, was born on December 27,1934. She died after a long illness on October 14,2008, aged 73 'Christians in Orissa are rapidly running out of cheeks Peter Vansittart Lives remembered Lieutenant Edward Briggs Vice Vukov Peter Copley Margot Gayle Heritage campaigner responsible for preserving the SoHo district of New York and founding the Victorian Society in America Margot Gayle, New York heritage campaigner, was born on May 14,1908. She died on September 28,2008, aged 100 Thomas Coughtrie Engineer who installed the 'whale' pontoons used in the Normandy landings and went on to invent the Mole self-gripping wrench Thomas Coughtrie, electrical engineer, was born on November 25,1917. He died on August 27,2008, aged 90 We have been beguiled and betrayed by Mammon Faith Extremists stoke the fires of persecution Hindus and Christians are at each other's throats in Orissa, one of India's poorest states Timesonline Michael Nazir-Ali Modern times Slow swimmers, recycling fanatics, e-mail inquiries and cold callers Feather report Readers reply Timesonline Questions answered Giddeley trains, French fortnights and snorers What to look out for Court Circular Birthdays Anniversaries Births Forthcoming Marriages Deaths Multiple Display Advertising Items Memorial Services Sue Ryder Care Thanksgiving Services In Memoriam - Private Multiple Classified Advertising Items Public Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items Worldwide Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Shops Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Weather Multiple Display Advertising Items Weather Eye The Sunday Times Twice Over can give Cecil popular victory Newmarket Betfred Totescoop6 details Knives are out for Hamilton in Shanghai Moore enjoys windfall profit as Ahern loses track of time Cheltenham Catterick Kelso Racing Course specialists Rcurtislambourn King lifted ahead of Katchit's return Newmarket Yesterday's results Wolverhampton Redcar Cheltenham Kempton Park Football Fixtures Today Rugby union Other sport Tomorrow Football Rugby union Other sport In a league of his own Baseball Results Basketball Boxing Cricket Golf Pryce seeks solace away from spotlight Rugby league England arrive at World Cup wary of Australian media Ice hockey Rugby union Snooker Squash Tennis Kennedy shows caring side by backing quest to find Madeleine Heineken Cup Sale Sharks owner compelled to help Pool one Pool two Pool three Pool four Pool five Pool six Skrela accepts Glasgow gift as Toulouse finally hit their stride Theakston Gloucester learn that patience makes perfect Heineken Cup Murray reaches his peak at the perfect time Tennis Scot to face Federer in semi-final after crushing win VU Limited Defiant Davydenko ready to reclaim his old life Manley bridging gap in bid to keep card but Karlsson lurks with intent Golf Trump plays his cards right to cause upset of the season Snooker Lucky number up for Duncalf and England Ballesteros stable Watene memorial Basso on way back Napa wins on points Red Sox rally to win How solid family branches helped propel Hamilton to top of the Formula One tree Motor racing The young pretender could win the world title in China this weekend. Edward Gorman profiles the working relationships critical to his success Multiple Display Advertising Items Leading Lewis from temptation Ticketmaster Vital statistics Tendulkar on top of world after record Cricket 'Little Master' passes Lara to become highest Test run-scorer RBS Timesonline India in strong position after dousing Australia firepower The Times Stanford banks on prosperous future but world domination is not on agenda Cricket Money still no object for tycoon who has been unaffected by global crash, Ivo Tennant writes It's not just cricket Before their departure on Sunday for Antigua and the … Medal should be ticket to ride London bus Was it down to the WAGs? You decide Things Footballers Never Used To Say In The Old Days … Ramos keeps his nerve despite talk of a crisis Football Manager stays calm in face of Spurs' worst start in 96 years Multiple Display Advertising Items Sidibe puts relegation fears into perspective Gerry Francis has chosen to stay as a part-time coach … No hiding from truth for Tottenham Renault Brown readies Hull for rough approach by West Ham Football Bruce sends out warning to Heskey over pastures new as Liverpool loom Wigan manager tries to persuade striker to stay Steven Reid will visit Richard Steadman, the world-reno Butt prepares for relegation battle with fighting talk Wenger keeps Walcott's wings unclipped Moyes explains the delay in signing of contract extension Skoda Ferguson to make sure that Rooney remains central to United success Football Manager pays tribute to striker's contribution Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that Manchester United … Hargreaves fears played down by Old Trafford Bold Mowbray relishing life on the game's biggest stages Fulham v Sunderland Today 3pm Manchester United v West Brom Today 5.30pm, Setanta Sports 1 Hull v West Ham Tomorrow 3pm Arsenal v Everton Your guide to the weekend's Barclays Premier League matches Today 3pm Aston Villa v Portsmouth Today 3pm How they stand Stoke v Tottenham Tomorrow 4pm, Sky Sports 1 Bolton v Blackburn Today 3pm Liverpool v Wigan Today 3pm Middlesbrough v Chelsea Today 12.45pm, Sky Sports 1 Newcastle v Manchester City Monday 8pm, Setanta Sports 1 Southgate embraces role of putting pride back into Teesside The big interview Middlesbrough have the biggest community department in the country and a strong local influence in their first team, George Caulkin writes Nice guy Gareth Triesman will not back down on debt Football Young ready to sign Craddock for Luton Campbell assured Queiroz supported Elliott's taboo fear Hughes calls for international restraint as City prepare to lose Petrov for six months Winger suffers knee ligament damage but Robinho should be fit at Newcastle Konami Travel sickness Terry return is rare boost for Scolari Times Crossword 24,048 The Times Hamilton 'will throw it away' Briatore claims Briton has learnt nothing in outspoken attack Index The Times Clubs count cost of players injured on international … Inside today Index Inside Times Money The big bailout laid bare HMRC not tax-efficient Money Letters Timesonline Raw deal for savers The Week in Brief A Word to the Wise Don't be blinded by 'bargains' Fidelity Exploitation of the worst kind by care homes and councils Arrogance of the high street banks is hard to stomach How the innocent victims can limit the financial fallout David Budworth considers the options for those who can ill-afford the luxury of playing a waiting game Artemis Case Study Rental Returns are Hard Graft Inheritance tax headache Schroders Are you our Graduate of the Year 2008? Your chance to win a first prize of £10,000 Lloyds TSB Invesco Perpetual Overcharging case settled by npower Mark Atherton says that one customer's landmark victory gives the green light for millions to claim compensation Multiple Display Advertising Items HM Revenue & Customs How to make a claim The buy-to-let battle begins Should landlords tough it out or cut their losses as property prices fall and decent mortgage deals become more scarce? James Charles reports Britannia Mortgage Watch Lenders Slow to Reduce Variable Rates Case Study The Long-Term Gains Will Be worth Some Short-Term Pain Ing Direct Could I salvage bonds in a collapse? Multiple Display Advertising Items Your Shout Timesonline Multiple Display Advertising Items On the bright side Readers to the Rescue Opera Tickets When the best-laid plans come unstuck As company pensions begin to look less secure, Stephanie Hawthorne explains members' entitlements Multiple Display Advertising Items Where to find help Multiple Display Advertising Items Case Study The Cap Doesn't Fit Barclays and HSBC offer most hope for shareholders Multiple Display Advertising Items Unit trust and open-ended investment company prices Full funds service at www. timesonline. co. uk/funds Fidelity Savings Watch Increased Demand Forces NS&I to Cut Rates Edf Energy Pension annuities Motor insurance Level-term assurance Overdrafts Personal loans Savings accounts National Savings & Investments Chelsea Credit cards Mortgages Permanent interest-bearing shares Newstaram Index This Week Every Week Next Week Narcissism rules in a material world Stories behind the News It's the trait that fuels Madonna's success and her failures Need to Know? Hooray for the credit crunch A word in your ear Breakthroughs, Tips and Trends Second Life-saver Great White hope Clean killers Sexual give-away Health whisk Antibody Well, Well . . . This is going to be hairy Inside the Mind of a GP Why daddy knows best Does fatherhood really turn you into a caring, sharing, brainier person? John Naish looks at the latest evidence "It's hard to keep up with my girls' mental and moral challenges" Don't pull the corks just yet Junk Medicine 'healthy' White Wine A spin in the park with the golden girl Fun, freedom and guts — Nicole Cooke tells Vivienne Parry what it takes to become an Olympic cycling champ Nicole's top tips Multiple Display Advertising Items Viviscal Worried? You must be joking From killer flip-flops to dodgy daffodils, there's a new health scare every week. Former Private Eye editor Richard Ingrams says get a grip I wouldn't let that put you off . . . "What is sex education?" Ask your Father Expert advice on what to do when your child asks . . . Timesonline It's a good school, but will he fit in? As the parents of 600,000 primary pupils apply for the 'best' secondary school, Lisa Freedman says happiness is as important as exam results Time for a fresh start? From private to state For Families in the Times Today Where in the world did you have that done? Whether it's for breast implants or a new hip, thousands of Britons are heading abroad for cut-price suery. Simon Crompton investigates the health tourism boom and asks if the benefits outweigh the risks What to check before you go Why the good old days With old-style Monster Munch and Arctic Roll making a comeback, Meg Carter wonders why nostalgia tastes so good, while Amanda Ursell examines the nutritional benefits of emotional eating The Times Retro treats: the comforting facts Pheasant feast The Times Pheasant with couscous Nutritionist's verdict Timesonline Pounds lighter Lynne Wallis saved £2,000 a year on gym membership and she's fitter than ever Building up lovely bones Timesonline They're all out to get me Ever feel like the world is against you? Don't worry, you're not alone, say Daniel and Jason Freeman The Times Quiz: How paranoid are you? How to fight back against the fear Circulation Booster Winter salad days Eco-Worrier Feedback Love it or hate it — write in and tell us SoOrganic Greenie Points Timesonline Taking shape at the club this month Timesonline Agony and Ecstasy Agony and Ecstasy Sex Advice Things you need to know before you . . . confess to having an affair The dancing queen Not Just Anybody How the Fit and Fabulous Stay that Way Strictly Come Dancing's Arlene Phillips on staying nimble at 64 and why being a mum is her greatest role Shoe-shop Index Moses saw the burning bush here — and I saw the face of Jesus Correspondents In the Sinai Desert Inside/online Arrivals Hit the road with Olivia Coast with the most Site of the Week The Debrief Citizen Traveller Week 2 Qantas Timesonline Into the heart of the Congo Riots, war, shamans and a Bryan Ferry cult: a ramshackle boat takes Paul Pickering on a surreal 1,000-mile adventure Multiple Display Advertising Items Lloyds TSB Need to know Winter sun — at the hottest prices Get the timing and destination right and you could bag a holiday bargain, says Julia Brookes Iberia Viking River Cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Reader Offers Ltd The new country house party, at takeaway prices Nick Dalton, plus 30 friends and family, were quids in when they hired a whole youth hostel for the weekend EasyJet Need to know More house parties for less Crystal An Arctic trip to the light fantastic Improve your chances of seeing the ethereal northern lights at a Canadian research station, says Martin Symington Multiple Display Advertising Items Need to know Milestones See the lights Crazy? Well, it's par for the course Golf's mad cousin has grown up, as Tony Kelly discovers on the eve of the World Crazy Golf titles at Hastings Need to know The Times More goofy golf Your Say Julia Brookes Answers your Travel Queries Contact us . . . Multiple Display Advertising Items Noble Caledonia Bellboy The Times Sober truth about UK's lager louts Costa del Sol revels in outbreak of good behaviour, says Tom Chesshyre Book now Travel In Brief Rescue at sea Multiple Display Advertising Items Luxury Hang out with the inn crowd Style on a budget is the new catchcry — and Mr & Mrs Smith know where to find it. Will Hide explains Birmingham Best for the budget-conscious Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bath Travel Travel Aide Mystery Guest The Cock Hotel, Stony Stratford Timesonline Our Woman in . . . Montreal Lucy Martin, 30, from Teesside, has been working as an environmental engineer in Montreal for the past four years. Multiple Display Advertising Items Malta Index Index Reader's Block Erica Wagner 'Hughes's papers are right where they belong' First word Contributors The wrong blurb Your say Multiple Display Advertising Items TLS Jeanette Winterson 'The bank crash is an opportunity to think about the way we live and why' Her word Find the connection Vintage Chart Top six fiction, Oct 21,1990 Critic's Chart You're reading . . . Bob Stanley picks six top books about Elvis Reader Chart John Dowding picks his six favourite books Top 50 Bestsellers The indie top 10 They're reading . . . The betrayal of liberty Required reading Wolfgang Sofsky's Privacy suggests that we face an Orwellian nightmare, A. C. Grayling says Waterstone Hot type May bells toll in honour of Le Clezio Superheroes reborn Jonathan Ross pays tribute to the graphic novel that revived a dying genre Equine art viewed from the saddle That horse looks lovely, Simon Barnes says, but would I want to ride it? Cruel and savage history Robyn young has a hands-on approach when it come to achieving authenticity in her novels, Tom Gatti discovers The Times Back-to-back and all around the houses The British obsession with homes knows no bounds, says Stephen McClarence How to write a classic you can whistle Love Me Tender An Elvis bible for the faithful Nonfiction Music The Elvis Encyclopedia by Adam Victor In short Luca Antara by Martin Edmond Oldcastle, £10.99 £9.89 (free p&p) A natural storyteller with a real tale to tell Memoir Fathers & Sons by Richard Madeley Up close and personal in Pompeii History Pompeii: The Life of a Roman Town by Mary Beard The Times Darkness and light in poems of madness Poetry Fiction Dear Alice Narratives of Madness by Tom Pow A fight to stay sane Novel American Wife by Curtis Sittenfeld Restoring voice to the silenced Novel A Mercy by Tony Morrison Fun with a serial lack of depth Crime In short Classics Nonfiction Paperbacks The Presence by Dannie Abse, Vintage £8.99 £8.54 (free p&p) Fiction Will by Christopher Rush Beautiful Books, £8.99 £8.54 (free p&p) Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45 The Almost Moon By Alice Sebold Picador, £7.99 £7.59 (free p&p) Hand Me my Travelin' Shoes In Search of Blind Willie McTell By Michael Gray Bloomsbury, £9.99 £9.49 (free p&p) Before I Die Where there is smoke . . . Children's The Times Audiobooks Zoo Art Fair Brideshead Revisited The Books group The new film of Evelyn Waugh's classic leaves Alyson Rudd longing for the subtleties of the original novel Pick up a book with The Times at WHSmith Geraldine Brooks' People of the Book tells the epic story of an historic text's salvation Timesonline Jumbo Crossword 781 Games Cryptic clues Picture Gallery Chess Winning move Scrabble Word watching Polygon Answers Solution to Friday's Codeword in T2 Find the Connection Codeword No 343 Literary quiz Times2 Crossword 4662 The Listener Crossword 4004 Two brains Bridge Pictureline Win a Dell laptop today KenKen No 280 — Medium Su Doku No 2238 — Fiendish Killer No 960 — Deadly (75 min) Friday Solutions: Su Doku No 2235 Index Tom Ford for Men Contents 18.10.08 Mick Jagger in Cult Film Performance Contacts Rolex The Dark Ages Boots This week: Alternate reality games I Didn't Get where I Am Today without . . . Wisdom Alek Wek, 31, Model Lexiconfusion No. 205 of Bennett & Teed's Illustrated Homographs* Slummy Mummy Advice for the Domestically Challenged "Misfortune arrives on horseback but departs on foot" Retail Therapy The Times Buy, Buy Happiness Bargainhunter Out There New Mod Just Sleeve It How to Get Dressed Men's Stuff Bang & Olufsen Peugeot Home Girl Seiko Bosch Isklar Porsche The Other City City of London As markets lunch and chaos reigns, there is another, ancient life that continues in the Square Mile — from schoolchildren in the shadow of the Gherkin to butchers at Smithfield Sir John Cass Foundation Primary School Discover Beautiful Skin The Old Bailey David Lewis, the Lord Mayor of the City of London, and his Dog, Cothi Jaguar Jane Hubber, Animal Health Officer TV Burp Christopher Skorus, Street Cleaner Cartae Antiquae John Pugh, Lighterman Thomas Quirk, Smithfield Market Kenco Marty and Me Maille Jordans Basf A Special Relationship If Barack Obama is elected President of the USA, David Lammy will become Britain's best-connected politician. The two men have much in common beyond race: Harvard Law School alumni, both were raised by single mothers, have a strong faith and share an ability to straddle vastly different worlds. … Currys Moben Saab The Great Escape Jack Osbourne's teenage years were played out on our TV screens in the most notorious reality show ever. He talks to Hugo Rifkind about family, rehab, fitness and survival Siemens The Open University True colours Fashion From opulent, gem-like tones to vibrant lemon and raspberry, a vivid new palette lifts us out of autumnal gloom MÉxico Tights Shop Window Boden Quantum of Glamour Keeping up Appearances The new Bond girl's look is the very essence of modern beauty Dear Sarah Counter Intelligence Keeping up Appearances Salute your inner siren — Fifties make-up is back in style Salon Spy Aguna Spa at the Sanderson 50 Berners Street, London W1 (020-7300 1414; www. sandersonlondon. com) Roc Tuck into this Week's Recipe for Cod with a Clear Conscience Food Cod with Clams and Bacon Grey Mullet Stew with Leek, Turnip and Pak Choi Devilled Sprats with Home-Made Mayonnaise Quorn On Warm Days the Old Regulars Still Sit outside in Shorts, Admiring Each Other's Tattooed Calves Restaurants The Green Kitchen out of the Frying Pan . . . Lakeland Nobilo The Victorians Understood the Winter Benefits of Pudding Wine - Internal Central Heating Wine Six . . . Kitchen Greats Celeriac Food Detective Stirring the Senses Foodie at Large A celebrated perfumer is applying her skills to tea making Taste Test . . . Fishcakes Ancestry The Times The Sunday Times Called to the Bar Cocktail Hour Take a measure of glamour, add a dash of eccentricity — five personalities design their dream drinks cabinet Dunelm Fired Earth Ercol Six Great . . . Toasters Pinboard Magnet 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 Army Benevolent Fund A badger ate all 12 eggs — every single one was fertilised as we could tell from the pathetic remnants of the feast Valley Girl Private Eden Beginning a series in which Times gardening writers describe their own plots, James Alexander-Sinclair shows us his farm Great Rail Journeys Multiple Display Advertising Items Weekend Tips Plant It now A Springtime Splash of Blue, Camassias are a Worthy Successor to Displays of Daffodils Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Cotton Traders Shops Nine people, six dark cagoules, three red cagoules. If a group of three forms, the chances are that one of the three will be wearing a red cagoule, right? Beta Male The Times CO2 Bupa Index Warren Evans Timesonline. co. uk/theknowledge The name's Bragg Starts Melvyn Bragg is off in search of the real James Bond, in hot pursuit of Joanna Lumley. Caitlin Moran joins in Mind games Going out Artangel's antics can seem plain silly, but Richard Morrison takes a closer look I'm Bond to secrecy Screen What will new Bond baddie Simon Kassianides reveal about his role? Kevin Maher tries tough questioning When 007 was off Target Bond has been reinvented and revitalised but Nigel Kendall, a life-long fan, is still haunted by the times when it all went wrong Top Films in Rep Eagle Eye New Film Reviews Director: D. J. 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Kevin Maher met him Terminator too Craig McLean meets rock-star cyborg Shirley Manson Radio Head Chris Campling on pop highlights Chater's Choice Saturday 18 Main channels TV Choice Young Victoria: Timewatch BBC Two, 8.10pm Key Variations Biloxi Blues (1988) Main channels Saturday 18 Film Choice Five, 6.05pm Failure to Launch (2006) Channel 4,9pm In Good Company (2004) Channel 4,10.50pm The Men (1950, b/w) Channel 4,3.05am The illusionist (2006) MultiChannel Sky Premiere, 8pm Eastern Promises (2007) Sky Premiere, 10pm Saturday 18 Prime-time multichannel Digital Choice Wildscreen Weekend UKTV Documentary, from 6pm Live Heineken Cup Rugby Sky Sports 2, from 1pm Live Premier League Football Setanta Sports 1,5.15pm John Adams More4,5.30pm Little Britain Dave, from 9pm The Body Trade National Geographic, 10pm Radio Listings Radio Saturday 18 Sunday 19 Main channels TV Choice Ian Fleming: Where Bond Began BBC One, 6.10pm Variations Yanks (1979) Main Channels Sunday 19 Film Choice Five, 3.25pm The Witches (1990) Five, 6.15pm Independence Day (1996) Channel 4,9pm Dirty Dancing (1987) Five, 9pm After the Sunset (2004) Channel 4,12.50am Birth (2004) Multi Channel Film4,9pm Sunday 19 Prime-time multichannel Desperate Housewives Digital Choice E4,10pm Live Heineken Cup Rugby Sky Sports 2 (HD2), 12.30pm/3pm Live Football Sky Sports 1,1pm/3.30pm Peaches Geldof: Disappear Here MTV One, 6pm Iconoclasts Sky Arts, 8pm The Best of the Royal Variety ITV3,8pm Great Escape: The Untold Story National Geographic, 9pm Radio listings Monday 20 Main channels Extraordinary Animals in the Womb TV Choice Channel4,9pm Variations Men of Honor (2000) Main channels Monday 20 FilmChoice Channel 4,10.35pm Chinatown (1974) Five, 11.05pm Red Lights (2004) Channel 4,1.30am Happy-Go-Lucky (2008) Multi Channel New to Sky Box Office Monday 20 Prime-time multichannel The Sarah Silverman Program Digital Choice Paramount Comedy, 11.10pm Sky Arts 1 & 2 PD James: Taste for Death ITV3, 7.55pm Storyville: Shot In Bombay BBC Four, 10pm The Moscow Football Disaster ESPN Classic, 10.30pm Radio listings Tuesday 21 Main channels Imagine: A Love Story TV Choice BBC One, 10.35pm Variations White Sands (1992) Film Choice BBC One, 11.55pm Out of Sight (1998) Multi Channel ITV3, 11.30pm Oldboy (2003) Film4,11.35pm Tuesday 21 Prime-time multichannel Suggs' Italian Job Digital Choice Sky Arts 1,7pm Live Uefa Champions League Sky Sports 2,5pm; Sky Sports Xtra/ITV4,7.30pm 1914-18: The Great War BBC Four, 8pm Last Man Standing BBC Three, 9pm That Mitchell and Webb Look BBC Four, 9pm War on Knives Sky1,10pm True Stories: No End in Sight More4,10pm The Street Watch, 10pm Radio listings Wednesday 22 Main channels James Bond: The South Bank Show TVChoice ITV1, 10.40pm Variations Me Without You (2001) Main Channels Wednesday 22 Film Choice BBC One, 11.25pm Waking the Dead (2000) Channel 4,1.25am Judge Dredd (1995) Multi Channel Film4,9pm I'm a Cyborg, But That's Ok (2006) Film4,10.55pm Wednesday 22 Prime-time multichannel Wilderness Explored Digital Choice BBC Four, 9pm Live Uefa Champions League Sky Sports 2,7.30pm/Sky Sports Xtra, 7.30pm Victoria's Empire UKTV History, 9pm Kiss of Death Watch, 9pm Rick & Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple in all the World E4,10.30pm Deceptive Horror of Mario Bava Sky Arts 1,10.40pm Radio listings Thursday 23 Main channels Cutting Edge: Mum, Heroin and Me TVChoice Channel 4,9pm Variations The Glimmer Man (1996) Main channels Thursday 23 Film Choice Five, 10.05pm Paar (1984) Channel 4,12.45am Carousel (1956) Multi Channel Sky Modern Greats, 5.45pm Autumn Sonata (1978) Film4,1.15am Thursday 23 Prime-time multichannel Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Digital Choice Virgin1,9pm Live European Tour Golf: Castello Masters Sky Sports 1,11am The British Transport Films: A Nation On Film Special BBC Four, 9pm The Prisoner Virgin1,10pm Secret Diary of a Call Girl ITV2,10pm No Heroics ITV2,10.30pm Radio listings Friday 24 Main channels The American Future: A History, by Simon Schama TV Choice BBC Two, 9pm Variations Only the Vallant (1951, b/w) Main channels Friday 24 Film Choice Channel 4,1.25pm Galaxy Quest (1999) BBC One, 11.40pm Gosford Park (2001) Multi Channel More4,9pm Tell Them Who You Are (2004) Film4,12.45am Friday 24 Prime-time multichannel Slaughter at Omaha Beach Digital Choice History Channel, 9pm Matthew Barney: The Body as a Matrix Sky Arts 1,7pm Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scott's BBC Four, from 9pm Wildlife Special UKTV Documentary, 9pm Goldfrapp/Maddy Prior at the Electric Proms: BBC Four, from 10pm Radio Listings Incendiarymovie
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