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James Landale, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Helen McLellan, Richard Goodale, Helen Johnstone, Joanna Hunter, Alasdair Riley, Robert Cole, Nick Nuttall, Andrew Pierce, Tom Bishop, Sally Brock, Adrian Lee, Grace Bradberry, Rob Hughes, Sarah Potter, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, John Merrett, Gary Neville, John Morgan, Paul Hoggart, jonathan meades, Mark Souster, Eunice Pike, Tom Gard, Karen Woolfson, Bill Thomas, Paul Stanislas, Robert Lea, Clare Prout, Gavin Lumsden, Ivo Tennant, Emma Bradshaw, Philip Howard, Dina Shiloh, George McDonlc Chairman, Caroline Merrell, Banking Correspondent, Harvey Sheldon Chairman, Damien Whitworth, Kate Reardon, Durrell Clive Manison, Stephen Joseph Director, Ian Cundell, Duncan MacAskill, Morag Preston, Roger Maynard, Stewart Tendler, Crime Correspondent, Kevin Eason, Amon Cohen, Gerald Davies, Clare Stewart, Antonia Senior, Carl Evans, A. Mobarhani, George Brailsford, Peter Stephenson, David McVay, Tish McPhilemy, R. Schumann, Philip Webster and Tom Baldwin, Henry Harris, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, louis de bernières, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Dominic Kennedy and Ruth Gledhill, Jerome Boyd Maunsell, F. C. Kellway, Mike Pattenden, Bill Paxton and Tom Hanks, Michael Harvey, U. Monberg, Peter Hughes, Jo Morris, Candida Crewe, Robin Young, Mark Inglefield, Ian Murray, Medical Correspondent, Tony Phillips, Lee Longley, Robert Bruce, Jim Pitts, Alice Lagnado, Jayne Dowle, Doug Sager, barry j holmes, Frances Bissell, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Jill Sherman, Whitehall Editor, Paul Durman and Ian Cundell, Clare Stewart and Fran Littlewood, Michael Cable, David Part, Chairman, Peter Barnard, Anthea Lawson, Tim Teeman, Dominic Kennedy, Tim Reid and Tom Baldwin, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Derwent May, Mary Loudon, Stuart Bailie, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, Louise Neeson, Ed Potton, Richard Colwill, Stephen Anderton, Paul Durman, D. J. Dunstan, Paul McCann, David Lister, Nicholas Harling, Tom Baldwin, Jill Crawshaw and Jeannette Hyde, tanya ling, Andrew Ashenden, Ian Adcock, Rob Wright, Christina Koning, David Watts, Ian Howard, Mose Allison, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Charles Secrett, Director, Raymond Keene, David Robinson, Clive Mathieson, Matt Dickinson, Lucy Pinney, James Allcock, David Orr, Francis Gilbert, Peter Cuming, Malcolm A. Johnson, Clive Petty, Eve Bugler, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Ross Leckie, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, John Cherry, Oliver August, Nick Hasell, Chloë Bryan-Brown, Chloe Bryan-Brown, Flora Kellway, Roy Waters, Richard Holledge, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, Simon Edwards, Alison Kervin, Rugby Editor, Anne Ashworth, Dominic Kennedy, John Colledge, Oliver Wright and Roger Maynard, Liz Thompson, Nick Hasell and Carl Mortished, Simon De Bruxelles, Alex O'Connell, Paul McCann Media Correspondent, Kevin McCarra, Matthew Parris, Trevor Barnes, Deborah King, Robert Mansfield, Chris McGrath, Caroline Heijne, Tim Wapshott, John Hopewell, Martin A. Locke, Alan Lee, Jane Owen, Christopher irvine, Ian Brodie, Philip Webster, Graham Searjeant, Richard Miles, Fraser Nelson, Geoffrey Rowell, mike persson, Chris Ayres, Denise Jones, Danny Baker, Fran Littlewood, Laura Peek, Benedict Nightingale, Judith Robinson, Angus Batey, sarah woodward, Stuart Birch, Jill Crawshaw, Stephen Gardiner, ben woodhouse, Ahmed Versi, Alyson Rudd, Paul Connolly, Sam Kiley, Tom Chesshyre, Helen Pennant-Rea, Valerie Grove, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Arthur Hawes, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, Fraser Nelson Retail Correspondent, David Long, Richard Ford, Gill Hornby, Freda Stronczak, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent, Susan Emmett,
ResumoReceivers turn screw on Aitken Tory attack Clarke's cash Cancer fears Conran Meals for £10 Leonardo's Thai beach paradise Dream of a last drink kept lost diver going Robots slug it out in the killing fields Why Beckham must stay out of the limelight Morning-after pill offered free Gem Recovery Manners for the 21st century Dome ticket sales slump Today in the Saturday Times Index Today Marks & Spencer Life Assurance Kennedy may strike voting reform deal Crackdown on new era of the ministers' aides Pc Sale! Man dies after 200-mile bed hunt News Summary £200,000 bias claim Race abuse verdict Tesco GM climbdown Meat-free deal 'unfair' O'Brian literary legacy 'Dead' Briton is found alive on deserted island TV robot injures studio workers Cleaner has polished line in car sales By a Correspondent: Poison tests in Shipman case 'are unreliable' Zeta-Jones family sign £60m film contract Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey It's not too late to read The Times Millenium issue Dixons Women urged to ignore cancer report Titchmarsh says tree spoils view Everest Funding for NHS 'faces a genetic tidal wave' Aitken gives hated pack the slip Disgraced politician makes his escape through a crowded railway station, Andrew Pierce writes Technology keeps tag on freed former MP Judge backs teenager's fight to keep baby in jail Christian Aid Hindley waits for surgery to save life Footballer saddles up Jimmy Shoulder enjoyed success on his own two feet, right, but will today rise to a new challenge, as a horse racing jockey, reports Simon Barnes Players hoof it down to the track Virgin mobile Ex-rider jailed for arms cache News in Brief Correction Lawrence father complains after police stop car Hungry limpets are eating Sussex coast Saga Angela's Ashes Memories of disaster drove hero to suicide Condon defends Yard's record in murder cases A rough guide to the Dome When, where, how and why? Dominic Kennedy and Ruth Gledhill provide some useful tips and essential advice on making the most of your millenium visit Office World DisNEyLAND Tosh on the bungee rope Aerial Ballet Money Play Taste Test on What's There MOPS Rest Self-Portrait Shared Ground Talk The Link Timekeepers Work History blackened Blackadder Currys Teenage Tibetan lama flees to India on foot Fear and fury over the boy who ran out on Beijing Peugeot 206 A Guide to the Hierarchy of Lamas Apology claim by Tehran World in Brief H Titus, the gory film adaptation of… tiny Directors who got lost in space Gore rebuked by Powell for 'playing race card' Abortions Fall Harrods Gates the eccentric Volkswagen PC World Generals 'replaced' after Grozny setback Russia may resort to more powerful weapons to end a war that is going badly, Allice Lagnado writes Calamity Jane pours troubled waters on oil Ede and Ravenscroft Volkswagen In the Times on Monday Times 3 Rwanda stirs Nazi hunter's new crusade Sam Kiley in Jerusalem meets a man with a mission to embarrass governments Cheltenham & Gloucester Protesters confront Kalejs on return to Australia Ebac Israel seeks £40bn from US for peace Weizman claim Dobson relaunch flounders Iberiab vodafone Volkswagen Surprise as Rooker prepares to quit The Brutal Truth The Sunday Times Russia's First Lady in waiting Lyudmila Putin is about to be thrust into the political spotlight, reports Alice Lagnado Clarke makes hay in sun as Tory Right wait in cold The former Chancellor has tripled his income, reports James Landale first direct Thomas Cook Making sense of a harsh world Theatre Dome Empress is unbowed Jennie Page is confident that the millenium showpiece will win friends, says Valerie Grove Magnet Why White House starts with an F Fame, fortune, fanciability decide the race, says Damien Whitworth Absolutely Africa In one glorious, shambolic ceremony, all the charm and the chaos of a continent 'That's no Potemkin Village,' critics will one day cry,'it's a Blair Dome' Weight for it The Times Diary Blair's Big Top Almost no one wanted the Dome to fail - but it does A Vanishing Hope China has lessons to learn from the Karmapa Lama's flight Aitken's watchdogs Mixed reviews for Dome attractions Marks of faith in new millennium Clerics and style on Letters page Race relations bodies Century of obituaries Illegal drugs Stonehenge plan 'puts site at risk' Testing licence form Abuse of terms Stockpile surplus Court Circular RAF promotions Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Patrick O'brian Patrick O'Brian, CBE, novelist, biographer and translator, died in Dublin on January 2 aged 85, He was born on December 12,1914 Personal Column Milestones Court & Social Granada ready to spoil party War of words as media group targets Carlton-United deal Vivendi Respond to Investigation into Bskyb Deal NatWest appoints top Lloyds executive GMB chief in tribunal battle A Week in the City Royal Exchange … and mart Equities back on the rise buzz Tories step up attack on Robinson Driving Force Index SEC's audit attack raises pressure in UK Mortgage endowment penalties worsen Exchange Rates Opera & Ballet High rent scares off ICI in hunt for HQ Regus riches prove tempting for Stamp CGU faces £70m French storms bill Entertainments Listings Vosper shares up on £200m order Business Roundup Medical suspension Rolls's $75m contract BEP buys £15m centre NTL names Microsoft Dennis titles sold European Coke chief Theatre Tokens Gent eyes Net magic for Mannesmann bid Axis-Shield close to deal on marketing with Bayer End to Coles Myer saga by our City Editor: Gerry fingers the remote control Commentary by our City Editor Late rush sees John Lewis sales leap 37% Brokers warn on Ofex rush The Sunday Times Man accused of fraud at Merrill Lynch is named Pegasus rivals set for battle Commodities Liffe Options Investors set sights on Rentokil as FTSE rises 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 Wind of change blows in favour of the euro Tempus Few flaws at mezzanine level Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Wall Street Week ends on rally Hargreaves Lansdown Tomorrow The driven man behind the McLaren empire Motor racing is a risky business but managing director Ron Dennis nothing to chance, says Kevin Eason Finances at the fag end of the tobacco sponsors' reign Peacock passes the camel test Man in the News Name calling The Times City Diary Ayling again The Times City Diary Bacs to front The Times City Diary IBM Picture Gallery The Times Crossword No 21,307 Weathercall Superlative Travel Beckham and the red mist Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, says that the pressures on a rare talent may only be relieved if he moves abroad United divided Feeling the heat in Rio Smarten up Becky Boy Joseph Turner Weekend Money Gazza has the last laugh as David goes nuts in Brazil Football Saturday Banned Ferguson savours Brazilian cocktail Skimpy secrets of soccer hard man exposed Parks on which wide boys excel Fifa refuses to switch dates McManaman ready to ride his luck We should all stand United Companies House Buckley regrets absence of the holders Manchester blue-bloods receive Royle ascent Rob Hughes on the manager who has revived the fortunes of an ailing and illustrious club after years of decline Cup magic rapidly losing its spell Warnock counts on element of surprise David McVay on the unorthodox but effective ways of the Sheffield United manager Spread Eagle FA Cup Saturday Coventry City v Burnley Sheffield Wednesday v Wolverhampton Wanderers Everton v Birmingham City Television and Radio Tranmere Rovers v Sunderland Fulham v Wimbledon Newcastle United v Sheffield United Arsenal V Leicester City Manchester City v Leeds United Aston Villa v Southampton Rastrick heals through appliance of science Football Saturday The Sunday Times By our Sports Staff: Wigan run ended by Duxbury Pictures at an exhibition that were not going for a song Astrturf Blonde Alysan Rudd Elland Road, the 1970's-WHEN Leeds Capped the Lot Goals Galore Saturday Statistics FA Carling Premiership Past Meetings in the FA Cup First Division Weekend Matches Tomorrow The Great Escape The world's biggest travel promotion Fletcher refuses to be hurried into false stroke Cricket ICC to rule on Shoaib Ellis sees endeavour as key to a brighter future Christopher Irvine examines the emphasis on blood and sweat that has served to inspire Doncaster Dragons Henman remains optimistic Tennis For the Record Prada enjoy change of fortune Sailing Sport in Brief Mason is ready to defy long odds Darts Links Birmingham loses out in long run Athletics Old rivals resume battle in cup final Basketball No picnic but Teddy's efforts begin to bear fruit Bunkered Wuollet refuses to play with any old irons Golf Results from the President's Putter Swansea left with an uphill task Rugby Union Brennan tips the balance Leicester seek to end travel woe Rugby Union Match-By-Match Guide to this Weekend's Heineken Cup Matches Corry carries heavy responsibility with plenty in reserve Cotton turns up heat on rival proposal If only consoles Pitman Chris McGrath on a split which took racing by surprise Meeting Points the Time Guide to Today's Racing William Hill Haydock Park Rapid RACELiNE Sprake showing signs of progress Racing next Week Ladbrokes Aga Khan removes string from Cumani Best Mate can prove his worth Raching: Irish Import Looks Capable of Toppling Unbeaten Rivals in Sandown Feature Sandown Park Warwick Greenstead looks a value proposition Leopardstown Armchair Investor New season begins Murphy refuses to give up the dream Yesterday's Results Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Lingfield Park Wolverhampton The Times Euro Continental Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Trade Sales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Midland 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Bill Thomas eyes lit up Drive a dream, free Always fancied a Jag? Emma Bradshaw says dealers will let you try nearly anything The Times Last pure UK Rolls flips its lid Corniche caps Crewe's 50-year design history, reports Ian Adcock The Times Unit Trust Information Service ICR International Care & Relief Mortgage shortfall for 3 million homes Gavin Lumsden explains why all endowment holders will this month receive a letter from their insurer as a huge campaign starts to heighten shortfall awareness Aberdeen Conversion Fever 54 Investe Guinness Flight Eagle Star raised premiums by 50% over 12 months Bring It All Back 55 Legal & General Fleming Asset Management Letting the gene genie out of the bottle Antonia Senior reports on the attitude of insurers to genetic tests Capel Cure Sharp 'Wait and see' over splitting Antonia Senior says lawyers urge caution over divorce settlements Jupiter Final consultation on stakeholders due next week Pensions Developments in the New Year Liverpool Victoria Foreign Colonial CommShare Beale Dobie Scottish Widows The Great Escape Comforting times, as apocalypses go Personal Investor Windfalls: a tricky catch Elson Mutual means for everyone's benefit Fortunes that can go pop Karen Woolfson offers a teen idol tips on topping the charts in money matters equitable Surrenda-link Legal & General Exeter Healthcare Multiple Display Advertising Items Unit-Linked Insurance Investments M&S trims loan rates by up to 2% The Times Money Information Service Holiday insurance was out of focus Golden interest rate NatWest's loss Multiple Display Advertising Items Mutuals lead Tessa performance tables Paula Hawkins reports on an investment that still has many fans The Equitable Life Time is running out Clare Stewart and Fran Littlewood give a warning on what will happen if you don't get your return in on time Baillie Gifford egg The virtues of vertu Clare Stewart on an area of collecting that includes strange objects with high prices No Title Wired into Europe's top boardrooms Share of the Month Stella Shamoon Perpetual Share in the News VISA Armageddon averted Richard Miles reports on a week in world markets that could have been a catastrophe but was ridden out by the more mature investors of today Questions new investors thought they would never have to ask Carpetbaggers on the warpath Bonuses cut despite the long bull market Fidelity Investments Inside More Weekend Money on www. times-money. co. uk Business News Fashion Know the 21st Century has already arrived in a very… Pentax Chameleons Shopping Master thy mobile & other rules for the new century How do you keep your cool when others around you are adrift in a minefield of political correctness, rampant technology and fragmented family life? John Morgan, Weekend's maestro of Modern Manners, delivers his ten commandments for the new millenium Beauty with Cruelty Mo Hayder Birdman The Ten Commandments for a Well-Mannered Millenium Modern farming methods have improved our lives Warming up British homes Food memories from 1950 Our fishing is flooded out Educating Freda Not such a pretty tale Helen Ellis, a secretary at Chanel, has taken New York by storm with her first novel, a satire on the American quest for beauty, says Morag Preston Ann Widdecombe Duxiana Savile Row suits the stars just fine An unlikely haunt for the young and fashionable? Not any more, as London's street of tailors attracts a new generation who want a sharper cut. Actor Nick Moran tells Tom Bishop about the joy of having a made-to-measure suit Catch those sales before they go The Timing guide to the January sales shows you where to go for the best bargains in town, but hurry - time is running out habitat It's saletime Gadget Shopwatch Bargain buys for a new century It's sale time again, so beware of buying winter garments that are already a century out of date. Instead, look out for this summer's hot new trends Don't make a meal of it You can cook in a holiday cottage kitchen, says chef Henry Harris, if you're not too distracted The Times Breaks at Center Parcs Henry Harris's Cheat of the Week Drink Jane MacQuitty This year's January sales are among the best ever, thanks to wine merchants overstocking for the millenium Star Buys Consuming Interests Mustard The Times Cook Delicious soups and one-pot meals are creative and economic ways to fill the post-festive void Those red, red fields of home Richard Holledge visits Louisiana, the home of Tabasco, where you'll find a bottle of that distinctive, throat-rasping sauce on every table How we all got the design bug The nation that eagerly adopted the paper daily now leads the world in contemporary design, writes Joanna Hunter Lizards in the lounge A beer advert has spawned an alarming trend for exotic reptiles as pets, says Laura Peek Designer Top Tips The lingering ghosts of Aberglasney William Wilkins, landscape designer, has lovingly restored a Tudor cloister garden which contains the country's only surviving parapet walk. 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