News from 06/03/1999
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Mrs Mary Vickery, A. Gurdon (Administrator), Jason Nissé and Russell Kempson, Cath Urquhart, Richard Whitehead, Robert Cole, Brian Greer, John Hayes, J. W. Chandler, C. B. Richardson, James Moore, Claude Branche, Simon Barnes, George Royce, Gary Neville, John Morgan, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Andrew de Berry, Callan Dick, Richard Hobson, Don Grocott, Terry Hope, Emma Haughton, Karen Woolfson, David Wadmore, Pam Tull, Robert Lea, Gavin Lumsden, Raymond Snoddy, Media Editor, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, ray main, David Smith, George Robertson, Lattie Moggach, Caroline Merrell, Banking Correspondent, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, James Bone, David Stokes, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Edwin Entecott, Clive Davis, Kate Reardon, Lynne Truss, Alan Bird, Srikumar Sen, Nathalie Lees, Anne Robinson, Anita Shreve, James Landale, Political Correspondent, Dominic Bradbury, Morag Preston, Tom Walker, Kevin Eason, Roddy Frame, James Eve, Vinny lee, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, AC, Carl Evans, Pat Gibson, Karl Johnston, Stephen McClarence, Alice Whately, Harold Becker, Robert Sheehan, D. R., Chris McGRATH, amandip uppal, Jean-Christophe Novelli, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Debra Craine, Matthew Barbour, Stephen Geraint, Roger Watkins, CB, paul salmon, Toby Walne, Louise Taylor, E. C., Candida Crewe, Robin Young, Alan Hamilton, Michael Clark, Eve-Ann Prentice, Winston Churchill, Doug Sager, Lisa Armstrong, Fashion Editor, Keith Pike, Frances Bissell, Anna Blundy, H. J. Edwards, David Hands, Sarah Jones, P. B., Richard Morton and Junior Simpson, Peter Barnard, Derwent May, Kevin McCARRA, Wynne Hobbey, Lisa Jardine, Jasper Gerard, Ben Reed, VW, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, Keith F. Jowett, Sue Fox, Mary Gold, Daniel McGrory, Paul Armstrong, Ed Potton, John Wadham, Director, Richard Colwill, Stephen Anderton, Paul Durman, June Osborne, Tony Lyons, Lisa Grainger, Amber Cowan, Michael Lynagh, John Stott, Colin O'donnell, L. G., Dave Thomas, Jill Sherman, Jason Allardyce and John O'leary, Ronald Forrest, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Irina Pantaeva, MH, Christina Koning, J. R. Gayfer, David Watts, Grazyna Ellis, Lee Henshaw, Sara Williams, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Richard Duce and Stephen Farrell, Adam Sage, David Robinson, Matthew Pryor, Mark Inglefield, Political Reporter, John Russell Taylor, Matt Dickinson, Lucy Pinney, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Alix Ramsay, Peter Stothard, Kate Stronach, James Allcock, Matthew Paris, sue fox, Arabella Warner, Clive Petty, Caroline Merrell, Min Cooper, AR, Michael Arditti, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, John Peter Horsam, Damian Whitworth, Peter Hutchinson, Andrew Stuart, Sarah Cunningham, John P. Griffith, John diamond, Jane MacQuity, Richard Holledge, Dalya Alberge, Adam Sherwin and Caroline Merrell, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Adam Fresco, K. F. Spragg, BN, Kevin Pratt, Dr Madsen Pirie, Jenny Hutton, Simon De Bruxelles, Jane Shilling, Tim Hames, Jason Nissé, Mel Webb, Michael Lavelle, AL, Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, Andrew Yates, Deborah King, Mark Hodkinson, George Caulkin, Chris McGrath, Tim Wapshott, Simon Chapman, AS, Simon Brooke, Jane Owen, Sheila Keating, Helen Pridham, Graham Searjeant, Richard Miles, Fraser Nelson, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Tim Jones, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Lisa Verrico, Danny Baker, Fran Littlewood, Lottie Moggach, Benedict Nightingale, Roland Watson, Political Correspondent, Mike Reynolds, Gillian Harris and Shirley English, Jill Crawshaw, Marianne Curphey, SR, R. Fell, Frances Gibb, Alyson Rudd, Henrietta Lake and Paula Hawkins, Tom Chesshyre, Paul Connolly, Fred Dellar, Alex O'connell, Adam Sherwin, Michael Beloff, SJ, Malcolm Weston, Paul Mansfield, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, Hazel Spink, Henrietta Lake, graham Wood, Edward Marriott, john angerson, Christopher Irvine, Chloe Bryan-Brown, Susan Emmett, Richard Allen,
ResumoThe Saturday Times: The Perfect Weekend Paper A great weekend of sport starts here Win a Tvr Cerbera with Fantasy Formula One Budget to give every teacher a computer Index Venables scores own goal with nice little earner Archer and the Faming Ferraris are iced Picture Gallery Denning, the legal legend, dies The model women's champion Sir Elton wins Spice photo privacy case Versace In the Saturday Times Norwich Union Three more children in hospital over E coli outbreak News in Brief Tesco Liz Phair Next Week in the Times Clinton's love rival denies abandoning Lewinsky 'Other man' is revealed as Pentagon deputy for readiness, reports Damian Whitworth A chance to re-arm the Venus de Milo Dalya Alberge on a natural alternative that will save sculpture from perils of time and chemicals Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey How It Works I buried Jews for Sawoniuk, Old Bailey told War crimes jury hears of boy's horror at seeing three people executed, reports Tim Jones Dixons Captain Cook's lost Endeavour 'found at last' Mother launches fight for treatment Town gets steamed up over cow pat power £5m court claim for addition to libido No action against Lawrence officers News in Brief DSS man jailed for swindle Rocketeer back in space race Tycoon jailed over soccer fire Quiz fans turn to Oxford by e-mail Author's reputation on the line Publishers are forced to withdraw book by veteran writer, report Gillian Harris and Shirley English I'm Sorry, I'll Read that Again Bainbridge fears for safety Seafrance Dolphin MPs support Bill to close mink farms in three years Virgin 'A nice, clean place to die' Joanna Bale visits Britain's biggest mink farm and hears the argument against banning a lucrative industry Sterling silver watches Land Rover Clinton aide: the inside story The Sunday Times Join now The big picture—showing on shades near you Adam Fresco marvels at the world's smallest home cinema show, strangely not on sale here Mother and £5m baby doing well Robert Lacey & Danny Danziger Prague Vatican seeks salvation in secrets of past Rome dusts off Henry's divorce plea as it plans to cash in on archives, writes Richard Owen Picture Gallery The cancer research campaign Compaq The Archives By a Correspondent: Aitken facing new claims on Ritz meeting PC World Suspension looms for MEPs who hide earnings Cook criticised for keeping leaked papers Talk gets tough in Atlantic trade war Going bananas for favourite fruit The Queen's 1977 Jubilee Mint Set The minimum wage starts april 1st Versace clings to thin line between sex and sense Cellnet The bright lights on Broadway Brickbats for a Brit Websights to behold Secret of a writer's block Hillary causes upset Currys West sacks Bosnian Serbs' hardline President French embrace the joys of kiss and tell Comet Tears of relief at safe return Yeltsin's friend shrugs off setback Marks & Spencer Top terror fugitive outfoxes hunters Damian Whitworth joins the Fbi for a deadly game of hide and seek in the Great Smoky Mountains SAGA Rainbow Flowers SEAT K Cdx Prince cements 'Argie' link Royal visits to the war memorials of both sides will ease relations with Buenos Aires, Alan Hamilton writes Scottish Widows Surgeon hopes to meet the enemies he 'patched up' TheTrainLine (AP/Reuters): Red Cross staff in Sudan kidnap World in Brief Lockerbie hopes rise World in Brief £150m heroin haul World in Brief (Reuters): Warning over Taiwan World in Brief Disunity over Churchill World in Brief (AP): Baby 'was strangled' World in Brief Tory rebels plot a euro nightmare for Hague Links Travelodge London Luton to Aberdeen Polls arithmetic could add up to maverick victory South-East is key to devaluing Hague's political currency, writes Tim Hames Is football primitive from top to bottom? Tiny Le Saux falls into the teasing trap Champion of the little man Colleagues tell Frances Gibb Why the former Master of the Rolls was held in such high esteem Thomas Cook Holidays Quantex A radical on the Bench, he loved an old England Opera & Ballet Theatres The Colour of Justice Lord Denning Lord Denning, OM, PC, former Master of the Rolls, died yesterday aged 100. He was born on January 23,1899 Ladysmith Black Mambazo A single man's allowances Giles Coren pops a few proposals into the Budget box A tax white vans would solve transport problems 'I too fell victim to the full Bill Clinton thing. I've been there, done that - thank God I haven't got the soiled T-shirt to prove it' Picture Gallery Pressed into a corner A free, sceptical, impertinent media should form the spine of Europe Starr wars The Times Diary Plain Man's Judge Lord Denning's legal century Tradition and Torture An excruciating practice that maims women for life Forbidden Skins Why a war for a thin yellow fruit is rather different Failures in the control of police Bombing Iraq Bar to success? 'Godless' prayer for millennium Kaufman's comment A teacher's day Spice baby Weekend Money letters, page 61 No Title Flight of fancy Christening of a new computer Court Circular Forthcoming marriages School news Birthdays are in Weekend Anniversaries Sir Giles Loder, Bt Sir Giles Lord, 3rd Baronet, gardener and Vice-Prsident of the Royal Horticultural Socity, died on February 25 aged 84. He was born 10,1914 Personal Column United States Immigration Court & Social Milestones Business Life Climbdown on e-commerce Government to drop plans for stricter Internet security Kravis to join Ti board with £94m stake Tetley's Bitter Shares on Wall Street surge to record high A Week in the City OFT close to issuing supermarkets report Business Today Brown set to launch 10p tax rate Sega near to Arsenal deal Who's your choice for the mover Self-made in Hong Kong No frills, it's got to be Stelios Fraser Nelson on the pocket-sized office of easy Jet's Greek founder Work Station John Grooms Bill Gates, just your Basic billionaire Land of the rising Sony Entrepreneur Of The Year In for a penny. . . how a legend made his Marks City success spreads by word of mouth Do I Need It? Voice Coaching Spin-doctor of the Industrial Revolution Into Africa—and a fortune in diamonds The teetotal tycoon who was well-oiled SAAB The man who really won the Battle of Waterloo Art-loving financier who inspired Barbarians In the Hot Seat Rodamco announces separate listing Broker closed by SFA Nissan Axon picks 'humble' price for its float Greggs books Dome ticket Standard to raise £400m Guinness Peat sells stake From a Correspondent: Goldman names women in top ranks ABN Amro takes Italian bank stake Business Roundup Chemring talks fail Business Roundup C&W shares advance Business Roundup Michels's £400,000 Business Roundup Swiss step for easyJet De Beers in gem pact Business Roundup Swan Hill to refocus Exchange Rates The Sunday Times Hollick rules out bid for stake in Scottish Media U-turn costs 250 jobs as Austin Reed shuts plant Mark's men The Times City Diary Trying times The Times City Diary By our City Editor: Labour caught in the Web Commentary Many happy returns at Thorntons Somerfield revamp to cost £30m Pasta caring The Times City Diary The Sunday Times Limelight back in the black Commodities Liffe Options US provides spark for 100-point FTSE surge Stock Market Movers of the Week London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes United we stand, just Tempus Limelight Tempus Greggs Tempus Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Guinness Peat Tempus Wall Street Week ends on firm note Mercury Asset Management Picture Gallery The Times Crossword No 21,044 The Times Forecast Abroad Superlative Travel Hakkinen's 100mph skid Drewery proves the author of Hoddle's downfall 'There are times reading her book when the only thing Glenn doesn't seem to have adopted direct from Eileen is the eyeliner' Lynne Truss, right, gets chapter and verse on the shared beliefs that cost a job The Five Nations Under the Skin of Sport Racing mystery One. Tel Money Why Ken Bates may be sitting uncomfortably NatWest Narrow escape leaves Hakkinen shaken New tyres problems as world champion crashes during practice for Australian Grand Prix Details Coulthard launches passionate defence of competitive abilities Kevin Eason runs the rule over a bristly Scot who is determined to prove a legion of critics wrong Henman set to shine in desert Tennis Waking Ned Exclusive Previews Trying to be head girl leaves me with a headache Astroturf Blonde No Title Chelsea and United still transfixed by magic of the FA Cup Morrison adapts to leading role as tough guy of Maine Road Mark Hodkinson meets the new captain of Manchester City; a man with a reputation to live down Dorigo is richer and poorer for Italian adventure Sunderland see the light in quest for promotion Gullit lets the mask slip after journey from the sublime to the ridiculed Le Saux makes his peace with Fowler Harrods Nissan Arsenal v Derby County Barnsely v Tottenham Hotspur Manchester United v Chelsea Wimbledon v Leicester City Southampion v West Ham United Six Things about about Dwight Yorke Country City v Charlton Atheletic On Monday Weekend Matches FA Carling Premiership Simple procedure: give it to Beckham Back in the Frame: The Khaki Cup Final Saturday Statistics Scotland Spread Eagle Television and Radio Conference Turning the Ultimate Event into the Ultimate… Wales forced to adopt bold policy in Paris cauldron Rugby Union Stout McGuinness prepared for battle Karl Johnston on the Ireland scrum half who is not impressed by his opponents' pedigree Mapletoft's early burst is decisive Italy keep Telfer on his toes Rugby Results and Fixture William Hill Respect and patience can open door for style Chill wind may see England catch a cold How They Stand Today Teams in Dublin Bracken awaits fiery Irish welcome home David Hands on the grit needed to beat injury and become England's first-choice scrum half Lloyds TSB Florimo boosts Wigan spirits Rugby League Fitzgerald ready to play Festival aces Chris McGrath on a jockey keen to cement his standing among the elite Thunderer: Doncaster Thunderer: Newbury Thunderer: Warwick Thunderer: Armchair Investor Richard Evans Ladbrokes Rapid Raceline Thriller might give final twist to Gold Cup plot Talking horse Barber pair can keep hungry Mitchell in trim Racing next Week Fallon back Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Thunderer: Wolverhampton Fortune smiles on Rough Quest as he regains winning habit Thunderer: Huntingdon Darren Gough models the new Yorkshire Phonix kit at… Rose wounded by latest cut Golf Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Walsh joins elite with 400th wicket Faldo finds no escape route For the Record Sport in Brief Townsend leads fightback Jackson king of the Dome Atheltics: Hourdler Conquers the World as British Team-Master Falter Porsche Mark Hunt Ingate Motor Company Troubled Lewis strikes back at camp followers Srikumar Sen in New York finds Briton in subdued mood in build up to world title fight Volvo Selected Used Cars Volvo Clairvoyant? Alfa Romeo Multiple Display Advertising Items CarMan Finance Finance and Leasing Available QVS Soft Tops KSB Motorgroup Classic Nouveau DVLA Markes All the Difference Fast fun in Saddam's avenger Eve-Ann Prentice fell in love with the ex-Soviet jet that is top target for the RAF's Tornado bombers Last chance saloon Company First: Rover's Dignified Connoisseur up to its Hpe Nissan The Times Benz jumps on eco-cycle The Times Unit Trust Information Service Roche Bobois Paris Cut-rate Ni women's pension fears Susan Emmett reports on a scheme that has left a former worker with a payment of just 16p per week Hill Samuel Meaty Dividends Stamp of controversy Contacts Royal & Sunalliance Germany Calling Insidious perils of tax relief Personal Investor Chase De Vere Edinburgh Rate cuts not felt in house prices yet Home loans' next move may be up Banks are wary of cutting savers' rates further, says Susan Emmett Coventry Building Society Good advice? It's a mystery to us Comment Germany calling Fran Littlewood reports on the problems of pensions in euroland CGU & you The Equitable Life CapitalOne Stock Market uncertainty. . . Friends Provident Halifax Catmark is cupboard love Paula Hawkins finds the bank's purring will not seduce sensible investors Hit or Miss Scores Contacts Legal & General Tax-Free Savings Schemes Two more years of uncertainty over costs Marine Curphey looks at this week's Commission into Long-Term into Long Care report Preparing the ground for the necessary elderly care Scottish Widows Foreign Colonial Virgin Leeds & Holbeck Building Society Fidelity Investments Standard Life Bank The £8bn treasure hunt Paula Hawkins goes in search of assets that lie unclaimed A meaty dividend isn't a whole meal Income or growth? Fran Littlewood on the big question Trust Watch The Equitable Life Legal & General Policy Portfolio Neville James The Pep Shop Ltd Policy & Plus Beale Dobie & Company Limited Hurry, Time's Running out! Halifax One In five advisers 'not up to the job' Fran Littlewood reports on a disturbing survey Don't fall for the smooth talk on endowments Don't Be Mis-Sold Susan Enumett being a new series to help readers to avoid financial traps Family Assurance Friendly Society Financeial Times Pep mortgages after the Isa A Question of Money The Equitable Life Flexibility is the key Andrew Stuart looks at probably the best morigage you can buy Interst Rates Fidelity Investments Baby Bond Pepdirect Chelsea Surrenda-Link Ltd The big boy's toy Henrietta Lake and Paula Hawkins look at tax-saving trusts for wealthy investors Size does matter when checking out a VCT Not so friendly after all Karen Woolfson looks at the operation of friendly society saving accounts that now offer poor value A long way from a funeral club How to save £80 a year with tax schemes Rush for pre-Isas raises eyebrows Woolwich Direct BGI Endowment Fund III Limited Skipton Financial Services Age Concern looks to security The Times Money Information Service Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Bristol & West Demutualisers of the world unite Weekend Money Letters Pensioners deserve a tax break on interest The file on Equifax grows fatter Direct Line Rates Reforms to pensions and annuities Norwich Union Mutuals don their T-shirts as the battle hots up Pep Performance Charts Fidelity Investments Top Pep Discounts Singer & Friedlander Abbey National In tune with the musical market Clare Stewart looks at the market for antique instruments Contacts The Times The Serps scandal gathers pace There is growing pressure for an official inquiry… Old Mutual Investec Guinness Flight Taxes by stealth As the week of the Budget arrives, Clare Stewart examines the effects of new Labour's present tax regime How the brothers beat the bosses via merchant bankers Down at the Agm Watch the Budget on Times-Money Website Unfairness of long-distance marriage Virgin Cat People Inside Pensions Money Management Weekend Money Guides Business News Jane MacQuitty Pontius Pilate: the truth Sensualist, anti-Semite, self-serving bureaucrat or saint? Peter Stothard searches for the man who killed Jesus Christ Index Cafedirect & teadirect Adventure Home Life Fashion Pontius Pilate: The Changing Faces of Hollywood The gospel according to John It really is a jungle out there The tragedies in Uganda will not deter tourists in search of the ultimate thrill, says Richard Holledge Two Interesting events in Kensington Gardens this week, The Canada geese have vanished from the Round Pond Timberland Flooring Company Ltd Yemen Sue Mattocks Bulbs and Bright Ideas Kenya Sandra Chivers Dear Gordon Brown . . . . . . please abolish inheritance tax on Tuesday, says Dr Madsen Pirie Luxor Marilyn Lee Small, but bags of fun Handbags are one of life's light reliefs and it's worth having one to suit every mood British Midland Do Don't Top Tip Rights and Wrongs Picture Gallery Drinks Direct Sexism over the stove Many top chefs don't believe women can hack it in a professional kitchen. In it time they ate their words, asks Dominic Bradbury Henry Harris's Cheat of the Week To Advertise within this Section Telephone Display… Drink Bordeaux produces some of the world's great wines, as well as some of the worst. Choose carefully Star Buys The Times Cook The Big Apple's top tables offer some delicious homely tastes and typically robust inspiration Tesco Consuming Interests: Mayonnaise Harvey's Bristol Cream The Drinks that Time Forgot The Times Star flowers need a supporting cast Stephen Anderton applauds the RHS's list of top performers but says it is a mistake to ignore humbler plants when it comes to planning the garden Weekend Tips Stephen Anderton's Garden Answers Four decades taming a tough terrain Inhospitable ground has been transformed into a world of plants, writes Jane Owen Me and my Garden Cannock Gates Improve your life with a Churchill's Stairlift Attractive Snowdrops in the Green Homes & Gardens Countax Hard Water Elegant Versatility Multiple Display Advertising Items Putting dirt under pressure David Stokes tests high-pressure outdoor washers in a Kent pub Homes & Gardens Agriframes To advertise in the Homes & Gardens section please… Husqvarna Best Prices UK Wide Aquasoothe Screwfix Aquability Bramley's Nurseries Coopers of Stortford Addresses and Stockists Penstemon Plant a Bluebell Wood Circles & Scrolls Limited Yorkstone Flags Vin-Garde Ltd. 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Alice Whately meets him in the home of kitchen paraphernalia My favourite shop Shop Watch Easy on yourself Home Aids Gadgets The fate of babies in waiting IVF treatment gave Andrew Yates and his wife Rose a baby but it left them with frozen embryos they don't know what to do with Shopkeepers back cards to tackle underage buying Simon Brook reports on new Id card schemes to prove the age of children Citizencard application forms are avaiable from news Nit picking isn't my idea of fun Arabella Warner is itching to take revenge on a microscopic insect Life Rage And the pylons go marching on Rural communities are fighting back against blots on the landscape—electricity and telecommunication masts. Lee Henshaw reports from the battlefront A dog's life with extras Morag Preston enters the New York spa where a dog might get you a date Adopt Me A Vet Writes Contrary dairies hit a winning streak Sales of organic milk are booming despite the extra cost and farmers are lining u to cream off the profits, reports Stephen Geraint Black-eyes out of Africa1 Feather Report One of my neighbours has a problem with his Hillman Imp: it is infested with moths. Another, a farmer with a Moris Oxford, is currently Failing the taste test Hail Mary, drum and bass John Paul II's CD of his voice with a popular backing will probably go stright ti No 1 says Richard Owen The Times 'For Mother's Day I am giving up shouting' Credo Church Services for Tomorrow May we all come to God Ruth Gledhill praises the message of a Middlesex synagogue At your Service Photographs, by George Terry Hope meets a Defence Secretary with a passion for taking photos Mops Shoparound Sewills Weekend Courses and Activities Activity Feedback Stannah Stairlifts Multiple Display Advertising Items A Rock-Hard Six Pack Mops Genuine Birthday Newspapers Overcome Impotence British Antique Replicas Shoparound Multiple Display Advertising Items Loden Male Power! Lingerie for Men MOPS Coopers of Stortford Multiple Display Advertising Items Satisfied with your Water? Multiple Display Advertising Items Passport to Paris Trailfinders Travelbag Best Offers!!! Flight Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Quest Worldwide Flightbookers Americana Best Offers! Globe Savers Adventures in the Lost World of Dorset Guided by an expert on things Jurassic, Emma Haughton and family discovered a treasure trove of fossils among the rocks at Lyme In Search of Dinosaurs Friendly welcome and home cooking Noble Caledonia Limited Swept along by Mexican waves Sunshine spiced up with some hot gossip Paul Mansfield shares a few confidences with the characters who know the secrets of Paxôs Brittany Ferries Checking in Picture Gallery Paxos Fact File Hidden treasure in a blue heaven The nudists and merry dancing matrons of Lipsi gave Mary Gold plenty to talk about back home. Then hubby stumbled on an artefact to go with her anecdotes The Travel Collection Just don't mention the watermelon war Stories from the Greek Islands Lipsi Fact File Vistafjord The Destination Group Mexican revelation Jill Crawshaw joined an extended Mexican family on Cozumel and swapped football tales for Mayan lore Virgin Holidays Lunn Poly Counting the cost of the avalanches Times ski correspondent Doug Sager sifts through the aftermath of a disastrous month Double trouble Canada Explore Voyages Jules Verne AFP: Fear in the Alps Airlanka The best of both worlds Summer Cruises to the Coolest Destinations Cayman Islands Alaska v Norwegian Fiords Cork & Kerry Northern Cruising Fact File Voyages Still pioneering territory long after the goldrush Yet some passengers on a cruise to Alaska never step ashore, as Stephen McClarence discovers Swan Hellenic Portugal Curse of the luggage bug Mighty warriors crumble Travellers' Bulletin Board Exposure to the breath of visitors is causing China's ancient clay statues to turn mouldy Museum of the Week Vision express Making a splash India The Imaginative Traveller Picture Gallery Pack your Bags Travellers' Bulletin Board Travel Tips The sea gives up its secrets World of Travel Voyages of Discovery Travellers' Tip Hayes and Jarvis Weekend Easter Breaks Check-In Easy Jet. com Austravel KLM uk Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel City Breaks Simply Travels Virgin Express CGU Direct Overseas Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Magic Cities Unique Safaris Multiple Display Advertising Items Balearics Travel Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Page & Moy Holidays Lloyd's Multiple Classified Advertising Items The magic of France Multiple Display Advertising Items Page & Moy Cruises Portrait of the Seychelles France Scandinavian Seaways Cruise & Stay Star Clippers Multiple Display Advertising Items Abta At Home the World over Bath Travel Scandinavian To Advertise in the next Cruising Feature Please… Abta Kuoni Eastern Europe Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotel Breaks Abbeyglen Castle Hotel The Olde Barn Hotel Jersey Salcombe Euro Sites Plas Bodegroes Suffolk Heritage Coast Guernsey Hotel Jerbourg The Cottage Hotel Eurocamp A Member of the Wren's Hotel Group Parkhill Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Cricklade Hotel Luxury Jerviced Apartments Highbullen Hotel The Sport & Craft Manor Exmoor National Park Hinton Grange Exmoor Bermuda great golf Old Mill Hotel, Bath Rudloe Hall Washbourne Court Hotel Holbrook House Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Explore Armathwaite Hall Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Herey Island Multiple Display Advertising Items Spain The magic of Italy Exodus Multiple Display Advertising Items Stena Line Lee Abbey Irish Ferries Brilliant Breaks How to Place your Own Advertisement Ladies Abundance of Stunning Ladies Onlylunch Country Partners Multiple Display Advertising Items Rendezvous Berkeley Sweetingham Music Lovers Sirius Duet Sara Eden Drawing down the moon Guys Read this! Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Listener Crossword Chess Winning Move Computer Games and Pastimes New Software Cross Words Bridge Birthdays Modern Manners Jumbo Crossword 213 Picture Gallery Disgraced sprinter Ben Johnson,'fastest human in history', is banned for life after another positive test Picture Line Word Watching Two Brains Times Two Crossword Quotes of the Week Short cuts through the tax maze Fidelity Investments An A-U of tax and saving Hazel Spink explains all the savings terms that you can't quite remember Perpetual Budget runners and riders Richard Miles checks the form for the Gordon Brown Stakes at the big Whitehall meeting on March 9 Aim for new height of performance 10p tax band could be under starters' orders What to do if it all goes wrong Sarah Jones explains the processes you must go through if an investment fails The new SocGen UK Income PEP Take care with a pooled investment Don't get stuck with an iffy IFA Toby Walne says you are the boss when you go to an independent financial adviser, so make sure that you get what you want Help is on hand to keep the wolf from the debtor's door Contacts Save & prosper Make the most of allowances Retirment Relife Employing your Spouse Legal & General Don't get locked-in before the start Paula Hawkins has answers for all the things you want to know about Isas Some are marked by Cats—some are not Framington It's all down to your attitude on risk As the Pep prepares to sail off into the sunset, Kevin Pratt looks at them for the last time Aberdeen Prolific Check the Isa offers before you leap Kevin Pratt explains why you should not join the first wave Tax Changes to Peps after April Time to get live and kicking Last chance for Pep pickers Kevin Pratt gives a brief run through of the types of Pep on offer until April Threadneedle Don't put all your eggs in one basket Pep up your Peps. Enter a new era on the transfer market. But tread lightly, advises Tony Lyons. It is a minefield Gartmore Or be in a rush, try a discount broker instead Buliding Socity Shop The ISA Shop Financial Discounts Direct Best Investment Contacts Rickman Tooze Hunting for a higher income? Kevin Pratt explains why the risks and rewards of corporate-bond Peps are higher than average Directline Scottish Widows Schroders Core-satellite vision David Smith on an investment strategy that has a passive tracker at its core and satellite active funds for balance Mercury Life's a beach James Moore on the upside and downside of going offshore Gartmore Newton Baillie Gifford Berclays Funds Limited Elson Enduring peace of mind If you can no longer manage your finances, who can you turn to? Karen Woolfson looks at the options Johnson Fry Just taking it all on trust Karen Woolfson looks at the benefits of setting up a trust fund and offers advice on how to get the best out of it Ernie Jupiter Finally, if you missed anything Taking advantage of all your tax breaks by April could bring a big cash windfall, says Sara Williams Books Your Essential Guide to What's on in London & the South East Www. 40d. co. uk Keeping an Eye on Things so You Don't Have to Cyclops Contents Win! Beloved books Win! Film goodies Win! Tickets to No Skool Art All that Glisters . . . Win! A film course Festival Manchester Irish Festival Theatre Troilus and Cressida Dance On the Road to Baghdad Film Tongues of Fire Art Between the Barbed Wire and the Rainbow Win! Morcheeba Box Set Birthday Barbie Call me Jimmy The Big Interview Germaine Greer described him as " especially awful" and his new film casts him as a distinctly unglamorous Irish pig farmer. So why, asks Jayne Dowle, do women find James Nesbitt so irresistible? Portrait: Mitch Jenkins " Around the second bottle of wine he leans across the table and tells me, quite sternly, to stop calling him James and to call him Jimmy" Picture Gallery NT Royal National Theatre Short cuts Stephen Dalton Rounds up the Week's Movie News Great Night in: Irina Pantaeva The Projector UK Top 10 Films Picture Gallery A crisp Tenor The Music Interview In his red cape and Pvc trousers, Jimi Tenor may be the man to put Finland on the musical map. And his new album is like the artist, cheekily cool and a mix of many influences, says Sharon O'Connell Carlton Singled out Tour Edition The Big Single Classical Choice Out There… Metro music charts Win four albums! Win! New album releases The Big Album Words don't come easy Books Have you got a novel in you? Then find a creative writing course to get you on the road to publication. 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