News from 30/04/2000
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Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Clive Boothby, Jeremy Willings, Barbara Hall, Alex Kingsley, Tony Simmons, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Dr John Coker, Philip Parkin c/o Sky Television, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, George Pendle, Nick Brunskill, John Jay, Christopher Somerville, J D, Susan d'Arcy, Mark Souster, Jane Lipington, Alan Judd, John Hind, Ivo Tennant, Sam Gilpin, Sally O'Reilly, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Sally Payne, Melanie Phillips, Neil Wormald, E P, Vincent Kearney, Guy Dennis, Bob Hartley, K R, Leslie Fraser-Mitchell, Kathy Brewis, Edward Platt, Robina Dam, Frank Pulley, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Martin James, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Alison Brace, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Mark Ottaway, David Dougill, Colin Taylor, John Evans, Ann Widdecombe, Chris Gill, Philip Kingsley, John Page, Thrasy Petropoulos, Steve Curry, Nigel Barrett, Sarah Toyne, Marian Martin, David Hewson, Tania Alexander, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Alasdair Reid, Tim Rich, Margarette Driscoll, Colin Mehigan, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Watson, Nigel Williams, Stewart Lee, Sam Nona, Brain Glanville, Louise Taylor, Alan Brownjohn, Peter Kemp, Edward Porter, Eben Black, Liz Jones, Peter Simpson, Nick Coates, Nick Munroe, Adam Nathan, Nick Gardner, David Sweetman, Richard Johnson, Dr Allan Dodds, Phillip Oppenheim, Paul Ham, Michelle McHale, Michael Brown Jp, Josephine Smit, David Jones, Paul Donovan, Alastair Hendy, Frederik Dean, Paul Wray, Dan calms, J A Reeves, James Clark Home Affairs Correspondent, William Aveston, Ann McFerran, Nick Newman, Nicholas Hellen, John Follain, Peter Windsor, Sue Fox, Ian Hawkey, Shelley Von Strunckel, Alex Clark, Julian Guyer, Marcus Chown, Paul Lewis, Dave Hannigan, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Sally Walter, Brian Sheppard, David Lawrenson, Susan Clark, Eben Black Chief Political Correspondent, Danny O'Brien, Phil Baker, Michael Riding, Paulo Martinez, Caroline Pooley, Nathaniel Philbrick, Alan Combes, Owen Aldridge, Raymond Keene, Senay Boztas, Bob Stott, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, Chris Partridge, Thomas Stapleton Emeritus Professor of Child Health, Stephen Jones, S G, Richard Evans, Uzi Mahnaimi, Michael Wright, Peta Bee, Lucy Atkins, Natalie Graham, William Finnegan, M J, Douglas N Daft Chairman, Caroline Donald, Rob Ryan, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, Mark MacAskill, Trevor Lewis, S P, Stephen Armstrong, Ron Clarke, Christopher Goodwin, Nikki Beckett, Paul Kavanagh, Charlotte Grace, Mark Prigg, Dave Coombs, Victoria O'brien, Roland White, Josh Salzmann, Alex Todorovich, Garth Alexander, Peter Harrison, William Rees-Mogg, Marcello Mega, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Mel Webb, Jonathan Powell, Mike Gillies, Ray Hutton, Susan Elkin, Jonathan Leake, M E, Michael Sheridan, Amanda Craig, Christine Webb, John Harlow, Justin Rigby, Godfrey Smith, Mark MacSkill, Michael Austin, John Urbanek, John Waples, Paul Rowan, Terry Murden, Hunter Davies, A A Gill, Matthew Campbell, John Carey, Veronica, Tom Robbins, David Sumner Smith, Robert Johnston, Trushar Barot, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Howard Jacobson, Jeremy Langmead, Hugh Mclivanney, Helena Dolny, Sally Kinnes, Andrew Lorenz, Sean O'brien, Naomi Caine, Nigel Powell, Nicholas Hellen Media Editor, David Wickers, Hazel Courteney, Roger Dobson, Tom Rhodes, John Aizlewood, John Cornwell, Mark Hodson, Christine Lees, Joe Lovejoy, Mark Porter, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, Regina Johnson, Hugh Pearman, Justin Wintle, David Parsley, Germaine Greer, Claire Burston, Kirsty Young, David Smith Economics Editor, Simon Crerar, Peter Roebuck, Joanna Simon, Stephen Boyd, India Knight, Steve Grant, Barry Newcombe, Dominic Rushe, Karl Haycock, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson,
ResumoMi5 builds new centre to read e-mails on the net High street bank backs Rover bid Byers at war with angry top officials Contents British Airways Contents Golden age: The Queen Mother presents the Whitbread… Contents US tycoon offers £100m art collection to new Tate gallery Contents Martin faces 'short' jail term for murder Contents Newspapers Support Recycling XS health Contents Dobson to gain cabinet job as consolation prize Revolt brewing over air traffic control plans Drivers ignore pleas to leave cars at home Late bid for IRA accord on arms Tories attack tagging failures Labour peer cuts party donations over high pound Binchy signs off as market steams up Council orders smokers to work an extra 30 minutes every day Virgin Oneswoop Cherie, birth of an artistic movement Brain cancer patients denied 'wonder drug' Black market takes over in slum towns Image creator quits Benetton Oneswoop Planet Earth gets a whole lot lighter Zurich Irvine fights bid for extra pay by Maxwell lawyers Greenfingers Breast-feeding mothers may pass toxins to babies India to demand return of Koh-i-noor Schools scornful of free visits to dome US art collector threatens to put Saatchi out of London picture Press 800 on your Sky digital remote A Big World Needs a Big Bank Barclays Cloned cells can mend human organs Citroën Crackdown on lottery-funded British films New Hereford House Schools attacked for exam obsession Standard Life Bank Lockerbie legal teams in pre-trial feud Virgin mobile Ford Mandelson coaxed out of closet by Blair Cut-price canned food killed off Arctic explorers IBM Chat show favourite was a serial hoaxer Seat Seven tribes of the rich in class of their own Return of the Bogeyman D. F. S Totalserve The World's Richest Play Boy Larry Ellision hopes to overtake Bill Gates in wealth and already widly outstrips him in spending it having fun. John Harlow reports from San Francisco on the battle of the billionaries A bit of a mystery to the sisters Profile Don't shoot intruders, there is a better way Stena Line Week London's big risk Rover runs out of road The Sunday Times Hague's pop at burglars hits the target 'We don't need guns, we need police. Here maybe we can learn a lesson from the America' Heseltine: a populist whose ideas were never popular Tony tames the Beast of Bolsover with cosy policy chats Atticus Charles to run into the mother of all protests at Muslim school Atticus Byers set to make his marque in a dodgy MG Atticus The elderly are taken for a ride in a Labour grey area William Hague and Charles Kennedy are at each… Atticus PNC Telecom A violent underclass is a threat to us all Msn Silicon Valley: As a Californian software developer… Questions for Cook Putin Right: Far from criticising President Putin… Points Birthdays When this woman's daughter was brain damaged, she was blocked from finding out why. A new freedom of information law ought to help. But it won't Insight The Secret State Msn Italy's film makers in shock as Cannes turns blind eye Virgin Arkan murder suspect killed in shoot-out US plans for Saddam war-crime trial Debenhams Sydney drug dealers stockpile Olympic steroids Egg: card Giuliani caught between the Big C and the Big H The Times Five shot dead in immigration fury Mugabe intensifies farm land war Sky Thus Spurned lover plotted Briton's death Israel's helpers at the mercy of the Hezbollah Teacher Training Agency Learndirect Poverty blights Saigon's V-day Cut-off Sardinian villagers may hold key to a cure for asthma Drug czars of Russia give addicts hell Editors eat humble pie in the designer canteen Inside New York Allied Carpets It's giving a horrible new twist to the… Gilding the lily It's hard to be a hero Moma's noisy new art form Cash crisis curbs nuclear inspectors Insight MoD admits rotor fault has grounded 100 helicopters Weather and Travel Outlook Blooming strange: Actors amuse the crowds yesterday… Fans fight as trains delayed News in Brief Elian protest Dewar may quit next year Brighton riot Briton held over record ecstasy haul Aid for hostages Prize withdrawn Jackpot tops £6.7m for lottery Notice Prepare to hand it in Disco grenade Keane's award Nuclear claims ETA arrest Scots missed Blues rejoin race for Europe spot Contents Lucozade Sport Contents Big Fight Special Fortune favours Izzet as Saints suffer Chelsea stay in hunt Plucky Derby feel cheated Quicksilver Cooper jolts Huddersfield Deane's penalty enlivens stroll in the park Arsenal keep Wenger happy Canny Quinn makes point with late strike Shearer shifts gear to lift Newcastle Ipswich cruise sets up finale FA Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Minor Leagues and Europe It's goals that count Scotland Bank of Scotland Scottish Premier League Nationwide Conference Pools Sex-row agent snubbed again by PFA Giggs leads from front Horne applies science to relegation battle Louise Taylor on the veteran midfielder with a first class honours degree in chemistry who is inspiring Wednesday's fight for survival Ups and Downs Premiership Volkswagen Keane, moody magnificent The Manchester United captain is Footballer of the Year. But would Sir Stanley have approved? The £12m Match Saunders savours relegation fight The much-travelled Welshman will sweat blood for Bradford City today in the survival clash with Wimbledon, writes Joe Lovejoy Smokin' Joe turns both barrels on Olsen Paul Rowan hears the former Wimbledon manager deliver a withering attack on the new regime as the club battles relegation Keegan's conundrum Should the England coach pick players to fit a formation, or find a set-up that suits their skills? Revealed: the good doctor who saved United £18m Caution in the boardroom and medical room prevented Ruud van Nistelrody's transfer becoming a disaster, writes Rob Hughes Joe Lovejoy Picks his England Team to Win Euro 2000 The gospel of Van Gaal Everything about FC Barcelona is huge. The club is the city, not just its football representative No United, but Bayern have score to settle The German champions are on a mission to make up for last year's European Cup misery at Nou Camp, reports Ian Hawkey Norse men head new wave London clubs will be hardest hit by departure of top overseas players, says Steve Curry Play your part in the battle for sport's soul Fans deserve more from F1 Letters to the Sports Editor Picks of the week Sport on TV Basketball Q&a Book Review Bestsellers Bulls have the final say Paul's late kick confirms victory Norwich Union Leeds swept away by irresistible deluge Murrayfield sees another mopping-up operation, as Henry Paul rains on the Rhinos' parade. Alasdair Reid reports Lions plead with McGeechan Contrary to reports, there is a slim chance the Scotland coach will lead the Lions tour of Australia in 2001, writes Stephen Jones England forced to make do and mend with Woodward He has brought a refreshing honesty to the job, says Stephen Jones, but Clive Woodward still has to earn a reputation as a winning coach Sportal Coaches Waiting in the Wings Tigers lay claim to title deeds Gomarsall out to lift Bedford Bath pour misery on hapless Quins Exiles beaten by six of best Ubogu earns farewell fizz The stylish prop will bow out with a flourish when he plays his final home game for Bath JOhnson on a high for South Africa England's Six Nations showing proved they cannot do without the towering Leicester forward England tourists to lock themselves away Going to take on the might of South Africa, Clive Woodward's party will turn their backs on a fine touring tradition, says Stephen Jones Chevrolet Scots in pay revolt over All Blacks tour Wrangling over pay for exiled players threatens Scotland's tour of New Zealand, says Alasdair Reid Big win fails to cheer Tigers Rotherham title Hanley signs Scots missing Tourists warm up for England The Sunday Times Stevens ensures birthday joy Cricket Round-Up McGrath wait Kent hope Cricket Scoreboards Trescothick in frame again Pitch mark Giles blow Scandal spreads to Sri Lanka Players' earlier warnings about approaches by bookmakers were brushed aside, write Simon Wilde and Peter Roebuck Ball spins its way into Lancashire mills Investigations have stretched as far as Padiham, the club side who have enlisted Ajay sharma, simon wilde reports Amnesty plea for match-fix players A shock plan to clear the air will be put to the Test-playing boards in London this week The Times Pair eye Olympics after winning Euro title Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Racing William Hill Eyes on the prize The Welsh know that, on and off the table, they just can't lose at the Crucible, writes Richard Rae New blood out to take Badminton Lucy Wiegersma epitomises the novice riders hoping to make a big impression in Olympic year UK plus Ferrero lights the flame The rise of Juan Carlos Ferrero has Spanish fans hoping they might have a potential world tennis king, reports Richard Evans Monty sees red on greens Frustration over missed putts leaves Europe's top golfer fuming, writes Mel Webb Super Beau is different class Young chaser's bold front-running display in the Whitbread Gold Cup is a fitting finale to the jumps season Guest star primed to steal the show Jonathan Powell meets a trainer who believes he can't fail to land the jackpot in the 2,000 Guineas Powell trains sights on new adventure A veteran jockey must quit the saddle, but cannot bear to name the day, says Jonathan Powell O'Neal takes aim for shot at glory The giant of basketball has his best chance of a coveted champion's ring with LA Lakers Feed your mind Coulthard grabs momentum McLaren are on a roll and can drive home the advantage in next Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix The people's choice Bestsellers are not always the best cars. 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Paul Ham and David Parsley reports on his style Xtml business critical internet Crumbling into Crisis The euro keeps sinking to new lows even though economic growth is picking up. Only structural reform can save the single currency now, wirtes David Smith The Non Executive Register Blue Circle Industries PLC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co. 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Garth Alexander reports from New York Cmc group plc. Old economy firms quit stock market A buyout boom is on the way as directors prepare to take their companies private after being down-rated by investors. John Waples reports A techno babe with enterprising attitude Profile Nikki Beckett, founder of NSB Retail Systems, intends to crack the American software market and make her company worth £1bn within three years MessageLabs Working Day Data bank BAE wins £1bn Hawk jet order from India Sharewatch The Sunday Times A Share in the Boardroom BT Digital advertising media spell bad news for printer Bovince Printers has boosted its profits but sales are declining as clients switch to new technology. By David Sumner Smith The Sunday Times The Experts Furniture seller seized window of opportunity My First Break Simon Horn put an old table in an empty window of his office. When a passer-by offered to buy it, he saw the makings of a business. By Rupert Steiner FI System Pension trustees police company contributions Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Don't rely on seller's adviser EU gives right to override tax rule Bra maker gives sex appeal to invoice finance This flexible from of funding has allowed MJM to grow into an international company in just three years. Claire Oldifled reports The Times Bulletin Toshiba inmotion Sushi tempts sandwich king Jaguar Bathtub toys for tanker captains Prufrock Sex and ads—they are a bit like bacon and eggs, fish… Prufrock Dispensing with promises Prufrock Dotcom cash test to sort men from boys Inside the City Credit-card firm apologies for bullying tactics Bank gives out civil servant's secrets Contents Noddy for Sale. . . the original artwork for 270… Friends Provident set to pay out £2,500 windfalls Chancellor's phone bonus will hit pension incomes Contents Fidelity Investments Contents Avoid approved mortgages and save hundreds Plan for your old age while Labour tinkers Comment Bank attacks 'mean' rivals Adwatch Royal & Sunalliance Investments How can landlord cut gains tax bill? Wentworth Rose Taxman will block transfer of pension funds to spouse Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Will demerger affect my Pep? Isas seem too good to be true Play TV licence generation game Higher tax relief for share profits Ten ways to cut through the admen's hype Finance companies can be economical with the truth. Robert Winnett points out the most common tricks M&G Save & prosper Is early retirement an impossible dream? The minimum retirement age is to be raised from 50 to 55. But even at 60 most people have not saved enough. The time to act is now, urges Diana Wright Fund ignores fashion in search for star shares Schroders Mercury Asset Management Unhappy to Soldier on How the pension reforms will work For big savings steer clear of Barclays Barclays prides itself on being big, but size isn't everything when you are looking for the best rates, writes Nick Gardner Standard Life members get chance to vote for windfall Scottish Widows Elson Northern rock The Sunday Times Switch your Peps and boost profits You cannot invest in a new Pep, but you can switch plans to improve performance, writes Claire Burston New manager breathes life into fund Fund Watch Legal & General Golfer Tees up her … Profit in sight at last as bad week ends in triumph Diary of a Day Trader Trying to make a living from share dealing was beginning to seem like folly when fortune suddenly smiled on John Urbanek Equitable CompuServe Sale puts high price on Noddy The original artwork for Enid Blyton's loveable character is going under the hammer, writes Peter Watson I Shares Policyplus Neville James Perpetual Money Super market Bank online wherever you go Experts believe that by 2004 more than 95% of mobiles will have internet access, wirtes Sarah Toyne Cyber money lets youngsters shop on the net Web Wise Accountant Nets… Foreign Colonial Equitable Chase De Vere Best Savings Rates Best ISA Funds Popular Shares Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Cheap Credit Cards Insurer promises best price Savings News Technology group taps into a rich vein of profits Inside Track Kieron Dodd Rochford Policies Advantage Bank of Scotland Comedian has the last laugh on finances Fame and Fortune Nicholas Parsons has gone from rags to riches, but his retirement plan is to keep on working, writes Natalla Grapheom C&G Channel Islands Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Standard Life Bank Post delivers nothing but blind panic Hunter Davies allows financial mail—junk or otherwise—to pile up because he is too afraid of what he might find Anarchy London is braced for more than 20,000 demonstrators to take to the streets tomorrow in an anti-capitalist' protest. 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MBA The University of Reading Middlesex University The MBA Zone Ashridge Sharing knowledge boosts efficiency A recent study shows that eight out of ten staff do not know what expertise their colleagues have. Information sharing will change this, writes Margaret Coles Pricejamieson recruitment consultants Granada Aspect The Sunday Times DeLaRue Kappa corby corlon packaging Intellectual Properties Tmp. worldwide Insurance starts selling itself to specialists Scooby-Doo! Contents Back at the Arena. . . F-mail Fun Competitions! Asterix and Son Jarvis Dagsy Dog Picture pledge Web watching Hot shots Thor eyes Oh Boy! Hollywood party! Nickledeon fans brought the streets of Los Angeles to a standstill last week when they made their way to the kids' choice Awards 2000. The party created traffic jams, as fans flocked to the Hoollywood Bowl to watch stars of kids' TV, movies and music coollect their coveted blimps. Dave Coombs was there to watch the show and meet the stars Beryl the Peril Who are Boom!? One band making a big noise at the recent Disney Channel Kids Awards party were Boom! Funday asks them what we can expect when they explode on to our radios in July Sweet Girl Paul Wray chats to sweet-talking Mandy Moore, the US teena allset to make it big with her debut single, Candy Funday Fresh! Rex and Tex Robot Crusoe Squirt Dennis and Gnasher Next Week in Funday Make a move! Fans utd Mary King The Funday Times sport Sport news Cup Call! Contents Blackstar Contents What a swell sell In March, The Sunday Times and Channel 4 asked you to nominate the best TV ads of all time. Guinness's surfers was the winner—and, says Michael Wright, a worthy one From Smash to Shaken's' Vac, the best of the rest Cult heroes Maurice Lacroix A real bright spark High-tech explorer? Spinner of yarns? What do you call Laurie Anderson, asks Waldemar Januszczak, as she brings her latest show to Britain Berlin Rest of the week's films Ghost Dog Short Cuts They're lost in space, but have found the right target to spoof, says Cosmo Landesman The Car Man Biteback Carry on making the same old TV Television Rallying call Radio waves Too nice to bite Ruthlessness is the name of the game in Henry IV, so why doesn't the RSC's new Falstaff play it, wonders John Peter Chardin Royal Academy of Arts Rest of the week's theatre Northern France What's hot in the big top Ancient routines get a funky treatment, but the show's as sharp as ever, says David Dougill Lautrec If at first. . . Convent Garden is finally making up for rejecting Martinu's Passion 40 years ago, says Hugh Canning The Lowry Old faces seen in a fresh light The Iron Lady has been upstairs as part of the National Portrait Gallery's reshuffle. 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David Hewson visits digital heaven Silicon feels the squeeze Friendly bacteria for fast pain relief Asthma cause is all in the genes Potato best to banish pangs Say hello to the Earth's twin sister One American scientist thinks we should look for living organisms in the coldest reaches of the universe. Marcus Chown joins the search Hoe do I stop the user name and password box apparing Nigel Powell answer your home technology queries: e-mail him at doors@sunday-times. co. uk E-lies and statistics Contents The ones to watch Hearts And Bones Metropolis Best film The Searchers Today, Sky Cinema, 6.05pm Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright Predators Thrusday Arabian Nights Critics' choice Hearts And Bones Film choice Sunday 30 April Sunday 30 April Radio Sunday 30 April Satellite, cable and digital Monday 1 May Critics' choice Back Passage To India (BBC1, 10.05pm) a document Rachel And The Stranger (BBC2, 11.25am) Although Monday 1 May Monday 1 May Radio Monday 1 May Fish All the Right Moves (BBC2, 8.30pm) Film choice BBC1 Radio Sky One Wednesday 3 May Critics' choice The Richard Blackwood Show (C4,11pm) Film choice Wednesday 3 May Wednesday 3 May Radio Wednesday 3 May Satellite , cable and digital Thursday 4 May Critics choice Nyppd bluc (C4,10pm) Film choice Thursday 4 May Thursday 4 May Radio Thursday 4 May Satellite, cable and digital Friday 5 May Critics' choice Budfy The Vampire Slayer (Sky One, 8pm) Film choice Friday 5 May Friday 5 May Radio Friday 5 May Saturday 6 May Critics choice Later with Jools Holland Film choice Shops Saturday 6 May Saturday 6 May Saturday 6 May Saturday 6 May Sunday Times Box Man Contents Estee Lauder Tara Palmer-Tomkinson Cover Story Who's that Girl? Calvin Klein eye wear The Fame Game A new book on the world of celebrity gossip reveals the bizarre antics in which Hollywood publicists and their clients indulge for the sake of a favourable press, says Christopher Goodwin Oh No, Not You Again There's just no avoiding the likes of Kate and Tom Parker Bowles. And with the same old faces at every bash, London parties have become a bore, says Robert Johnston All Chan Single File When Liz Jones eventually gets her dream date to dinner, she discovers she rapidly loses her appetite for romance Let's Get Physical Renault Renault Megane Show Me the Money There's nothing more frustrating than having a stingy multimillionaire relative, discovers Michelle McHale To Find out More about our TK Maxx Stores Nationw Discover Style Sao Paulo Chic Brazil is the place to be: its fashion designers are emerging as a creative force, and its models are the talk of the catwalk. Isabella Blow heads for the beach Photographs by Daniel Kaljmic. 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