News from 14/10/2001
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ResumoBin Laden threatens Britain with aircraft suicide attacks He tells Muslims to avoid high buildings and planes Florida newspaper hit by five new cases of anthrax Contents Kuoni Contents Fleeing Afghans turn against the Taliban Contents Blair: this confirms his guilt September Sale Hits 28-Year High Marie Colvin named Woman of the Year Contents Newspapers Support Recycling The Royal Bank of Scotland Picture Gallery Battle of Kabul delayed by US row with Pakistan War Strategy Anthrax: The Facts Giuliani 'to get knighthood' Video appeal Carey mosque visit Convicted Islamic terrorist has lived off British benefits Bin Laden's Network Taliban troops prepare for underground fight Tunnel Warfare Charcol Fear in the air as concern rises Panic Attacks Debenhams EasyJet False Alarms Tapes reveal poison plan Cyanide Threat Al-Qaeda's men held secret meetings to build 'dirty bomb' Bin Laden's Nuclear Plot The US Airforce Pilot Fujitsu Computers Siemens BMW Inside the Mind of a Fanatic Diary of a Terrorist The Muslim Wife Roots of Rage BT cellnet Defection of key men eats Inside Afghanistan BASF Multibionta Exodus tears families apart A Nation on the Move Outdoors The Policeman BT cellnet US scrambles to find Kabul's next strongman After the Taliban The BA Pilot Contents Mullahs spread the gospel of hate Pakistan's Militant Clerics Don't get mad, get esure Construction Industry Training Board BT cellnet Harold and the Hampstead militia come out fighting Liberal Dilemma Bluesure The Words of War Smoking Him out The air war against terror has been won but, as ground troops stand ready, the next phase will be the toughest. Margarette Driscoll, Michael Prescott and Tony Allen-Mills report Seat Egg Stinger Attack The Anti-Taliban Fighter Microsoft The defeatist chorus Underscar Spin at home isn't good for the war effort Let us take a little safety risk to rescue our railways Eric is the unknown man of transport policy Gerry Adams book takes direct hit from the Bin Laden gang Atticvs Labour are the limo-driving neighbours from hell Picture Gallery A deadly paradox at the heart of western culture Proof positive that he was never really part of the… Indicii salus Little protection against terrorism Construction Industry Training Board Railtrack crash: the real culprits Children in need Clarkson's mouth Points Birthdays Brilliant—even if he says so himself Profile My verdict? Juries are as guilty as hell. . . BT openworld Puritan's diary is darker shade of Pepys MG ZR Duncan Smith purges his right They're Avenue Comprehensives fail Oxbridge test Top Schools Guide Patak's Original MG ZS Josie poses with father's new love Lloyds TSB Business IRA 'ready' to destroy its arsenal One in three teens has underage sex More than Home Insurance Fast track United Airlines Donor doctor fathered 100 children Insurance claimants to face lie detector tests Abbey National Chrysler First batch of NHS patients set for Europe Holiday Inn Hawking writes shorter, sharper history of time Defiant Karadzic in suicide pledge Miele Hawaii Five-O floats back on the anti-terror tide Scottish Widows Bank Surgery plan for Siamese twins Other Foreign News Death reprieve Plane admission Attack claim Bomb injures 14 Business executives could become top police officers Infertile women may swap wombs Weather and Travel Outlook In her father's footsteps: Chelsea Clinton, 21,… Ferrysavers Minister calls on disgraced aide to resign Football boss has heart surgery News in Brief Sellafield call Mini-heatwave likely to fizzle out Terrorism arrest No charges against Barrymore pair CJD setback A cracking time £7.1m lottery jackpot rolls over Radisson Virus hope Lobster defence Colleges accused Correction Contents Houllier heart op shock Contents Lloyds TSB Contents Roberts double rescues Norwich The Sunday Times Arsenal coast to victory Purse relieves pressure on Francis Goater goal denies brave Stockport Wolves keep up proud record Jeers for Reid as United cruise Leeds thwarted by Murphy Everton rue missed chances Boksic helps brittle Boro to point FA Barclaycard Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Other Football Half-time Chelsea players back Israel trip Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Wise fails to lift Leicester Hart's youngsters clinch victory Palace hand tenants four-goal thrashing Flying Magpies feast on goal spree Palace hand tenants four-goal thrashing The Sunday Times First State Investments Scotland the Grave Whoever succeeds Craig Brown will have to pull Scottish football out of the mediocre depths into which it has sunk Larsson pilfers Celtic points Scottish Round-Up Simply the best? He's the man with the golden touch, owner of the most feared right foot in the game. Rob Hughes assesses whether David Beckham is the best in the world Diligent youth gets his reward Hard work and love of the game make Beckham the player he is today, says Jonathan Northcroft The only Way a Terminally Ill Child like Kirsty Will The £80m love affair Mohamed al-Fayed's bond with Fulham has helped him deal with tragedy. Rob Hughes meets the chairman before today's match with Aston Villa Local hero Vassell strikes right note Aston Villa scoured the globe and spent millions on strikers when they already had one waiting in their own back yard. By Jonathan Northcroft Back in contention After a year in the wilderness, Chelsea's Graeme Le Saux is surely the solution to England's frailties on the left-hand side Cool Nilsson plots Conventry's revival Another quiet Swedish coach has transformed the Midlands club into promotion contenders since he took over the role. By Richard Rae New stadiums are a monumental folly Foster must earn respect American Football Picks of the week Sport on TV Q & a Book Review Ghosts of Manila Mark Kram Collins Willow, hb, £14.99 Bestsellers Living life on the edge Impatient fans, internal feuds and constant criticism of his team selection have taken their toll on Gerard Houllier, writes Joe Lovejoy Former Liverpool legend feels strain in Spain John Toshack faces the latest in a series of managerial challenges during his third stint in charge of Real Sociedad. By Ian Hawkey Manchester The Stress Game Pressure 'putting coaches at risk' Subaru Woosnam blows hot Defending champion Lee Westwood was thrashed at Wentworth in a one-sided match, writes Richard Rae The Sunday Times Ireland throw down gauntlet Gloucester in command Craftsman Humphreys calls shots The Irish fly-half sent the clearest of warnings to England with a performance that was as persuasive as it was powerful, says Nick Cain Perry kicks Bath off bottom Johnson loss has Players face test of nerve A resurgent Irish side and the loss of England's injured captain will raise the temperature in Dublin Tigers roar despite captain's injury The Grand Slams that Never were England in a spin The lock who found the key Danny Grewcock has a big part to play if England are to rise to the Irish challenge next week O'Driscoll can wreck the party The irresistible force meets the immovable object, with the fate of the Grand Slam at stake Dawson emerges as likely captain The loss of Martin Johnson could open the way for the Saints scrum-half, reports Stephen Jones Serena Williams cancels trip to Zurich Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Racing Tyson stops great Dane It was a long night for the former heavyweight champion, but an even longer one for his opponent Under-fire Harrison has to roll with the punches Heavily criticised since his heroics in Sydney a year ago, Britain's Olympic gold medallist must sharpen up his act, says Rob Hughes The Times Bulls flatten weary Wigan Shell Faultless Schumacher figures it out The stunning statistics yesterday showed that the world champion remains in a class of his own Lowes raises the standard of final excellence Richard Rae witnesses the total demolition of a shell-shocked Warriors side, where one man summed up Bradford's unbeatable passion Japanese Grid Hussain enjoys clean sweep Less experienced members of England's tour party stake claim for further one-day opportunities Don't cancel India tour, Foreign Office tells ECB Giles adds to England's injury woes The spinner remains defiant, but the signs are that he will have to admit defeat and withdraw from the tour of India, writes Simon Wilde Zimbabwe v England Darley boxes clever The champion jockey lands a race double as he bids to keep the pressure on his arch rival Kieren Fallon, writes Tim Richards Aston Martin Aston-martin-sales Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Britain stay rock solid Eventers are on the brink of retaining their European title today after another thrilling display in Pau, writes Keith Wheatley Multiple Classified Advertising Items EMC Vehicle Contracts Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wunder cars Variety of quality used cars. . . visit our new look… 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right, reports Ray Hutton Size matters for the new Vauxhall Vectra Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Approved Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motoring Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Arnage Big is beautiful, until you get dumped in Barnsley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rail boss concealed crisis Rolls-Royce to axe 3,500 as terror grounds planes Compaq Contents Lloyd's faces solvency probe after attacks Contents Byers adviser misled Sunday Times writer Inside Why Byers should ensure we hear less of Moore Agenda Head of failing fund gets £1.4m bonus The Royal Bank of Scotland Aer Lingus seeks City bid F1 team roars into the black Business Digest Gloom as jobless total is set to soar Vandevelde commits to M&s 'for years' Thales to raise £1.5bn Britain's aggressive executives reach for their guns A Sunday Times survey shows how directors are changing. By Rupert Steiner Virgin trains EU may ban music giants' net sales sites Siemens Financial Services Silver lining in the clouds Economic Outlook Business Letters Economy Watch Bush opens taps to get economy growing again American Account … Failure The government spent the summer hatching a plan to kill Railtrack, report Paul Durman and David Parsley Record was Improving Marriott Compaq Revealed: WestLB's plans for rail bid How the German bank pitched its proposal to the government Meet the New Boss A privatisation doomed from the beginning Paul Durman reports on how a complicated structure and political involvement hobbled Railtrack Blair clone's career goes off the rails Stephen Byers, transport secretary, is being vilified by the City for the way in which he pulled the plug on Railtrack Vital Statistics Worldcom Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co Avondale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Recession Proof Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items BT Multiple Classified Advertising Items WVE Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wary banks may never return to Wall Street Treasures Emerge from the Still Smoking Ruins Leading financial institutions are determined to spread out their operations, reports Garth Alexander from New York The Times Sedgemoor Go-fly BT Databank Ambitious Luminar eyes nightclub deal Sharewatch Royal & Sun Egg European Motors Thus Halladale Group ARM A Share in the Boardroom WH Smith The Sunday Times Golden Circle Fund managers have made a mint by investing in each other's trusts. Report by Kirstie Hamllton and Guy Dennis Markoss aviation The best of health Property tycoons bet with huge mortgages High leverage has become the only way to make serious money in a low-inflation economy, writes John Waples Feuding barons who failed M & S Call centre struggles to get through to a bigger market The Listening Company may need to move to a more risky business model to maintain its growth in the face of fierce price competition from rivals. Report by David Sumner Smith Listening Company's Challenges The Sunday Times Specialist holiday firm links with others in package deal Gary Robertson The Experts Michael Riding Bob Davis Royal Mail John Timpson Firms batten down hatches for recession Owner-managers need to take steps to prepare for the worst. Report by John O'Donnell The trainline Bulletin TAG Aviation How do I uncover the true profits of firm I inherited? Questions of Business Business to Business UK online The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Recession Proof Franchise The Sunday Times Pioneer of cheap holiday cars A chance chat with some travel agents gave Clive Jacobs the idea for a new type of car-hire firm. By Fiona Terry Business Link Silencing dissent only harms the image of fund managers Inside the City The cyber Dubya skins Bin Laden Prufrock Tempus triumph turns to disaster for Sorrell The WPP boss is trying to wriggle out of a deal he pursued for four years. Report by Dominic Rushe Layoffs ease top tee time Sri Lankan Airlines Contents The Roots of Rage Don't blame Islam or the United States, says Fareed Zakaria, a Muslim-born American. Arab rulers gave birth to religious terrorists Contents How Islam Can Learn to Live with the Modern World The making of a master criminal An anguished John le Carre says we wasted our cold war victory and are now assisting our enemy Mondus The clash of civilisations In an uncannily prescient essay in 1993, Samuel P Huntington predicted the present conflict 'He's mad, you know' what the Taliban really think of Osama's men While living among them, Sean Langan found Taliban fighters secretly loathe their leaders and Bin Laden Victory for the voice of Arabia Forget CNN, the Al-Jazeera channel is the front line in the propaganda war, writes Stuart Wavell Saved by the fluff stuff Blair's battleaxes strike from the shadows The women with real power aren't the babe MPs but the operators behind the scenes, says Jasper Gerard Pick your flic for a driving offence Professor Brainstorm and the Big C Interview Mercedes-Benz Models of bad behaviour Carole Topolski, asked to be resident psychotherapist in the latest reality TV show, about the modelling industry, is now heartily relieved that she turned the offer down They're operating in different worlds Michael Woodhead tells how his father died in a British hospital while a German one quickly cured his wife Winston and his winning ways Godfrey Smith Loving in the shadow of Sylvia After the death of Sylvia Plath, the poet Ted Hughes lived with his lover Assia Wevill. But tormented by Plath's suicide and Hughes's infidelities, Assia killed herself too, writes Elaine Feinstein Young, gifted and mad about music Music schools are not for the faint-hearted—parents must be certain their children are committed to the calling, writes Karen Gold The Sunday Times Fasttrack Teaching Multiple Display Advertising Items Boy's schools learn life is good with girls Single-sex schools get better exam results, so why are so many boys' schools deciding to go co-educational, asks Sian Griffiths Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru The National Assembly… Don't be panicked into making children evacuees Answer the question They're squeezing Florida until the pips squeak And the World Said Talking heads The Times: Alf Gover The Daily Telegraph: Emilie Schindler People of the Week This Life My, is that a Gun in your Pocket Don't Get Shirt… with Me Basque Terrorism …Laden: The Sesame Street Coinnection Nick Newman's Week P. S. Paradise discounted It's never been cheaper to visit the Caribbean. David Wickers looks at the best the region has to offer and finds Grenada way out in front; while, overleaf, Mark Hodson rounds up the bargains, from Barbados to St Lucia Peugeot Contents Low-Light Binoculars Portable Music Never Been Cheaper: Caribbean Bargains across the Board, from Five Star Light Luggage Camera and Webcam Card Scanner Behind the brochure Magic of the Orient It's the brochure that goes into minute detail on Far East holidays. Is it any good? What's the company like? How keen are the prices? By David Wickers Bouncing back in Prague Roy Clarke has been dumped. Can a Czech girl restore him to his former glory? Malta How Does Magic of the Orient Fare against the Competition? The Sunday Times Stena Line Instant low fare finder Exclusive: Mark Hodson reviews a website that will find the lowest airfares in minutes, not hours Swissair ticket-holders advised to sit tight and hope Tourist danger zones defined Somak TV Travel Vivendi Environment Holiday Money The cost of travel keeps on falling Readers' Rants Where was I? Uplifted—in Norwich Shaken by the September 11 tragedy, Simon Callow finds reassurance in an unlikely city Travel Brief: Simon Callow's Norwich Beachplus Clubs Expedia Danger! Unsafe structures Famous monuments are being threatened by neglect, erosion and badly managed tourism. Luckily, says Anthony Sattin, help is at hand Endangered: Some of the UK and International Sites Listed by the World Monuments Fund, 2002 More Information Princess Cruises Mission Accomplished: Readers' Ups and Downs in Learning to Ski and Snowboard The downhill struggle Want to master the ski slopes? Sean Newsom shows you how to steer clear of the hopeless ski instructor Picture Gallery Tots on tour: adventures These days, children are not only welcome in B&Bs—but on safari, on treks and under the sea. It really is a small world, says Rob Ryan British Airways Woozy in the West Country Matt Rudd hits the Somerset cider trail on a bicycle made for two Great Rail Journeys The Sunday Times Bologna on the Cheap In Bologna, Matt Rudd's plate overflows with great pasta and top attractions, even on a meagre budget The Bottom Line British Airways Travelbag Check-In Airline Network Buzz British Airways Quest Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items British midland Multiple Display Advertising Items Tata Austravel AXA Norwich Union Direct Holiday autos Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways Avro Multiple Display Advertising Items STA Travel Citalia Euro Tunnel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Carrier Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Airways Multiple Classified Advertising Items Caribbean Expressions Carrier Hot Southern Italy! 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Bibury Court Hotel Hinton grange The Crown & Cushion Competition details Armathwaite Hall Hotel The Mill Hotel Cascade Investors assured: recovery is in sight Record home loan costs £68,000 a month Government to rule on compulsory pension plan Online banking fails to speed money transfers Contents Mynewworld Contents How many more blows can investors take? Cahoot offers safe bet on Footsie F&c Taxman allows married couples only one home Money Matters Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Cheltenham & Gloucester Share deals by directors can be a giveaway Nobody knows a firm's fortunes like its bosses, so it can pay to watch their moves, writes Nick Gardner Directors to Watch City watchdog reveals costliest investment funds JP Morgan Fleming Trackers will shine in market rally Funds that follow a market index have struggled of late, but they are still good value, says Alicia Wyllie Liverpool Victoria Profit from volatility by capturing gains Intelligent Finance Fresh Hopes What Railtrack collapse means Kathryn Cooper answers investors' questions after the government abandoned the ailing company Buy to Let Five Arrows Mixed outlook for privatised companies BT Warning to savers as split investment plans plunge Funds that borrowed heavily from banks when the going was good are now running into trouble, reports David Budworth Protected funds outperform the FTSE All-Share The Sunday Times How much you should save for retirement Falling returns on the stock market mean people should top up their contributions. By David Budworth Blair to decide on radical shake-up of pensions An all-party group says only a compulsory scheme can clear up the mess of the existing system. David Smith reports Northern rock Early Start More than Free Guide Legal & General Neville James The Sunday Times Integrity Watchdog probes deeper into obsolete accounts Hundreds of thousands of savers are still earning derisory interest rates. By Kathryn Cooper Trader prepares to break even after week of plenty Diary of a Day Trader On her Guard Navigate the net to find the best mortgage deal In a new series starting this week, Matthew Wall helps you to manage your finances online Coventry Building Society Net Savings M&g Investments Direct Line Lombard Direct Life Search The Sunday Times Countryside If your shares are down, why not hit the bottle? A case of Chateau Lafite wine could give you better returns than the stock market. By Judith Prescott First Property Investment Newton loses its investment guru Fund Watch Mortgage Deals Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Best Savings Accounts Low-Cost Loans Top ISA Funds Millions ripped off by warranty deals The OFT is investigating complaints about policies that add at least 50% to an appliance's cost. By Guy Dennis Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Stockmarket Trading Savills Private Finance How Policies Compare Paragon mortgages Home loan at 4.15% without penalties Castaway puts happiness above cash Fame and Fortune Author Lucy Irvine believes living for the moment is more important than a pension, writes Natalie Graham Merrill Lynch HSBC Money is best left under the bed Money and Me Churchill Spencer Stuart The Caudwell Group of Companies Radical Odgers Spencer Stuart Somerfield McCann-Erickson Whitehead Mann GKR ALPS B&q Spencer Stuart Heidrick & Struggles International Stuart Spindler & Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items Indicii salus Harvey Nash Chamber business enterprises Harvey Nash Imagine broadband Multiple Display Advertising Items Mzi Executive Search & Selection Sterling David Abbott and Partners Multiple Display Advertising Items Europool KPMG Pricewaterhousecoopers Spencer Stuart Michael Page Watson Wyatt A. 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Roger Eglin reports The Royal Horticultural Society Chemical Industries Association Interexec Leicester Shire Development Agency In4tek Ltd Marketing Manager - An experienced FMCG marketing Fasttrack Teaching Cressing Templar Don't panic: the job queue is just moving slower Council chiefs enjoy surge in their salaries Six-figure deals are becoming common as the public sector competes for the best people How Councils Pay their Chief Executives Corporation of London The Times The Independent Football Commission Association of University Teachers Bournville Village Trust Charity and Fundraising Appointments Be prepared for trial by canapes National Statistics Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Atkearney Department for Transport, Local Government and the… Centrepoint Contents Cwisis on Infinite Earths! Contents Picture Gallery Contents Magic at London Zoo! Harry Potter month is coming soon in The Funday… Cute crustaceans The big freeze Nuts! 3G whizz Funday news always brightens up your day! Wacky world Picture Gallery The Adventures of Tintin Explorers on the Moon The story so far - Has the crew survived re-entry? It's time to find out if they're all okay. . . Jarvis Read the concluding part of this Tintin tale next… Dagsy Dog The Funday Times Freeze Frames Paul Wray meets the young creators of the prize-winning Penguins In The Fridge animation To see the work of The Film and Video Workshop or to Lights, camera. . . action! Subaqua Spectacular! Dave Coobs meets the talented team behind Disney's Atlantis, this autumn's dramatic, animated adventure movie Picture Gallery Chanical, crustacean-like monster called the… The breathtaking battle with the Leviathan makes for… Beryl the Peril Fresh! Webby's World Picture Gallery Funday Buzz! Buzz! is always a hit Steps Tell US the Truth Hot! Beckham Booty Squirt F-mail Got a point to make? Do the write thing! Next Week Unown Adventure Pukka prizes every week! Mark Cory's letter (issue 629) about the cost… Competition Address Send answers to all competitions… Brian O'Driscoll Picture Gallery Fans utd Thursday Dunhill Links Championship, St Andrew's Friday World Rally Championship, Rally of Corsica Pedal It Contents London Palladium Contents How am I doing now? With an Oscar under his belt, a new hit film, and a love pact with Angelina Jolie written in blood, Billy Bob Thornton has got it made. It sure beats working on the highways, he tells Garth Pearce Interview Phwoar! It's Charlie's angels Restoration ladies flaunted it shamelessly—WALDEMAR Januszczak falls prey to their charms The Times Literary Supplement Wyndham's Theatre Rest of the week's films London Palladium Promises, promises It's got huge stars and slick visuals, but Jack Nicholson reneges on The Pledge, says Cosmo Landesman British Film Institute Presents That's neat, that's neat Twenty-seven years after he glam-rocked the world in Mud, Rob Davis is the star songwriter who put Kylie at No1. It's a funny old world, he tells Dan Cairns Lie back and think of France It's been a long, dark night of the soul for the Hollywood movie—but French cinema has never looked more appealing. Jeff Dawson reports Save ze next valse for me Biteback Is it really something to Bragg about? A war of words Rooms for improvement The revamped Place theatre has lots of space for creativity, but there was little evidence of it in the opening bill, says David Dougill All the right moves The Ballet Boyz caused uproar at the House, and near nots in Japan They're back, and with something to show you, says Clifford Bishop Choices Direct Revival of the fittest John Peter looks back in wonder at a triumphant Private Lives and an eloquent Luther Rest of the week's theatre Morgan Stanley Star Wars Seeing sparks fly Hugh Canning relishes an electrifying Verdi Requiem by a reborn Hallé Orchestra The Royal Opera Crucial cuts Picture Gallery On record The week's essential new releases Pop Play Group Picture Gallery Jazz Record of the week The Sunday Times Music Shop will return in the next… Pioneer Rock 'n' droll Comedy He's established himself as a musical comic to be reckoned with. 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