News from 13/04/2004
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Andrew Robson, William F. V. Long, Jon White, R. H. Foster, Phil Yates, Catherine Philip, Andrew Pierce, Peter Donald, Martin Howey, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Rodney Tye, Peter Lansley, Martin Richards, Richard Hobson, Ivo Tennant, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Jennal Cox Fitness Editor, David Chater, Liz Peace, Graham Dunbar, Richard Cleroux, Sam Marlowe, Joe Joseph, A. D. P. Briggs, Richard Miles and Joe Bolger, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Irwan Stelzer, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, John Wardle, Charlie Flindt, Debra Craine, Shirley English, Gary Jacob, Robert Pettigrew, Jill Dupleix, Daniel Finkelstein, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Libby Purves, Phoebe Greenwood, Stephen Farrell, Robin Young, James Delingpole, Richard Lloyd Parry, Adam LeBor, Sara Lawrence, David Alexander, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Nicholas Wapshott, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Oliver Kay, Christine Selb, David Lister, John Westerby, Gary Duncan, Lea Paterson and Dan Sabbagh, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Sam Coates, Jenny Booth, David Lawrenson, Steuart & Francis, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Lewis Smith, Sean MacAulay, Peter Goldsmith, Liz Gill, Tim Reid and Ian MacKinnon, Peta Bee, Jeremy Page, Janine Di Giovanni, Chris Campling, Cathy Harris, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Damian Whitworth, David Mattin, Carolyn Asome, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Tom Dart, Julian Muscat, Anna Frame, Andrew Clennell, Nell Harman Tennis Correspondent, Nick Szczepanik, Joanna Pitman, Charles Lloyd, Ian Johns, Alan Morriss, Craig Lord, Mel Webb, Maureen Waller, George Caulkin, Miss Julie, Nick Gilles, Walter Gammie, Sarah Jane Checkland, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, T. H. Scott, Graham Searjeant, Lea Paterson, Gary Duncan Economics Correspondent, Martin Waller, Stephen Gerlis, Laura Peek, Sarah Butler, Daniel Rosenthal, Angela Pitt, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Alyson Rudd, Bill Edgar, Tony Halpin, Randy Cohen, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, David Denver, Jenny Davey, Peter Klinger, Stephen Pollard,
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Athens is still a city of ruins, but now some of the ruins are new A British engineering expert believes that Olympic security measures will be compromised, writes Laura Peek Curtain to fall at world's smallest theatre Try Rachmaninov Second's fourth first Morning side blues Revenue There once was a poet who came out of a shed to put two books to bed People Simon shows his posh side Alliss in wonderland at Augusta The Scots who ducked Lara PS Direct Line They've got it! Science grasps eureka moment Church urged to scrap parishes Churchill Police to be given grades for service AOL Picture Gallery 'Curse of Conan Doyle' strikes Holmes expert in £2m challenge Massacre victims from Raleigh's time return to haunt Irish shore Just AA sk Onetel. co. uk Police killer wins legal aid for release appeal Couple feared trapped diving in maze of tunnels Capital One Dell They love their curry, but are the Scots ready for a single malt from Bangalore? A young Indian entrepreneur hopes to marry two national tastes across Scotland, reports Catherine Philp in Delhi Stampede for free saris leaves 21 dead Direct Line Remember the Alamo-but just myth, please Canadian hunter set sail for slaughter of the seals Nationwide Kings of the Wild Frontier? Rolex Rifkind is made head of security company DHL Iraq tops danger list but Libya is a safer heaven Cost of Insurance Cover Fleeing family films scenes from city racked by violence Bush tries to revive his foreign policy Trinity 'Please don't send my daughters back' Regain Visa Hostage was on a mission of peace Captured Briton feared for Ms life Expanded Nato turns cold war into cold peace The Times Direct BT Holocaust memorial opens as Hungary faces up to past A new museum in Budapest is deliberately 'discordant and uneasy', aiming to educate its visitors, Adam LeBor writes Italian children are the fattest in Europe Green Flag Operation Wonderland Theatre Latchmere, Swii First Choice Starbucks Coffee The heart of the soul survivors Dance Dance Theatre of Harlem Sadler's Wells The Visitation of Mr Collioni Touring Early Opera Company/Curnyn Wigmore Hall Opera When Brown inherits, he'll be under the will of Europe The next Prime Minister will have the power of a local councillor to Brussels We now contract out the dirty business of war—not death, but laundry Picture Gallery In Britain a Zombie flick seems like real life Many whose ethnic roots are English have been given a sese of shame and besitate to celebrate them The grand opera's is subsidy is: simply a great farce Thunderer Race for Athens Greece must ask for more international assistance Down in Smoke A public smoking ban would be noxious nannying Branding Bridey The synergies of grand house and grand author In defence of the public's interest Letters to the Editor Commercial leases The Times Rights of way in the countryside Cross-Channel tunnel timings European voting Cold Snakes Past Letters to the Editor Self-assembly Latin lesson Commitment of religion to politics Students' aptitude Bank insecurity Opera's low notes The Weather The Times Crossword 22,637 Picture Gallery MVC Picture Gallery Ontheagenda Microsoft settlement Briefing Bundesbank gifts review French talks on gold sales Coca-Cola counsel quits Quattrone trial begins Charts of the Day Charcol High Noon Saudis more oil for Far East Move follow US pressure, reports Graham Searjeant Directors' payoffs still exceed 12 months' salary In Business Today: Need To Know 20. Will Street 20.… This May Hurt Cross-border takeovers reach a two-year high Ben Pilmlott HSBC offers pension fund for Muslims Need to Know Global Business Briefing Agenda Business Big Shot Blue-chip shares lead us surge Wall Street Yukos head to go on trial Stop Press New York Times profits fall DuPont cuts 3,500 jobs Smaller Stock to Watch Deal of the Day Quote of the Day Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Data Look Ahead A little rates pain now will avoid agony later Economic Agenda Mayfair is world's most expensive Areva UK Raises the Roof Levi's jeans sold at Tesco again Free calls on the internet force BT to sit up and listen A tiny company's software could start a telecoms revolution, says Dan Sabbagh Straight- shooting new sheriff at the mergers corral A shake-up is likely under the new competition chief, write Gary Duncan, Lea Paterson and Dan Sabbagh The British rules for Russian gold Peter Klinger explores the success of miners heading east, where costs are low and workforce skills high Intensive care ward or the mortuary for a sick company? Varilux Equity Prices Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? Professor Ben Pimlott John Linsley Hood Enterprising radio and hi-fi enthusiast who wrote widely on the topic and served in radar defences Professor Douglas Falconer Geneticist who conducted key research in selective breeding Ren? Gruau Obituaries Lives in Brief Births, Marriages & Deaths Want to place a classified advertisement? Lives Remembered Faith and Reasons Debate@thetimes. co. uk Why the relation becoming so tense between British Muslims and their compatriots, and can anything be done to reverse the fear? DJM: Nature Notes Fear and Loathing in Great Britain Are Muslim claims that they feel threatened reasonable? And what is the correct response? On This Day World Acclaim for Explorer Prize Quiz News Quiz Word Watching Daily Life April 13,1935 From Chartwell, where he worked on a life of Marlborough and a series of unproduced film scripts. Winston Churchill sends a series of bulletins to his wife who is on Lord Moye's four-month vayage to capture monitor lizards in the Dutch East Indies Questions Answered Questions Asked Forthcoming Marriages Church News Answers (from page 26) Word Watching Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Shining examples of the best in church silver Rome unveils the 'Sistine Chapel of the Middle Ages' Multiple Display Advertising Items Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Homeselect (UK) Limited Commemorate your Little Miracle's Arrival into… Optimum Group Limited Boxoffice service Court & Social Forthcoming Marriages and Marriages The Sunday Times Latest Wills The Times Highs and lows Bulls accuse St Helens of adding insult to injuries Rugby League Tetley's Super League Wolves snatch defeat from jaws of victory Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knightsbridge Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Vehicle Sourcing Group Picture Gallery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bridging Loans Thornton & Securities Ltd Vef Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Regency trade finance Racing Results from Yesterday's Eight Meetings How They Stand Times Test Lara raises bar again Britain look ahead in expectation rather than hope New Market Course Specialists Chepstow Exeter Granit D'Estruval offers Murphy National assistance Worthington in bitter row Classics students debate merit of prep work On the Level Leeds offer Balshaw chance to rediscover lost form Rugby Union Olympics beckon best of British Welsh wonders Family double Bonds goes third England stumble after Lara leaves mountain to climb Cricket Fourth Test Match Lightning strikes twice in Antiguan dead rubber Richard Hobson recalls Lara's 375, an innings full of similarities to this one The Results Service Today's Fixtures Zimbabwe rebels adopt his risk strategy Cricket Prior shows his class in partnership of equals Batsmen on top but Rixon content with Caddick unscathed Surrey's early signs Happy Hamilton back among the wickets Yesterday's University Match Scoreboards By Our Sports Staff: Waqar calls time to end Pakistan's golden era Late twists as English clubs fall at the final hurdle Hockey White's faith in himself finally tells Snooker Remodelled Mickelson emerges from shadow of Woods Golf the Masters Times £150,000 Fantasy Football 2003-04 Roddick delivers service with a smile at 152mph Tennis Albion take heed of Megson's outburst Nationwide League Reading go mental over referee Barry's block Race for title builds to fitting climax Horton revival spells trouble for Rochdale Ipswich sacrifice flair to maintain play-off push Fallon double dents Luton's ambitions Get Fit, Feel Fit Activate Adult and Child Exercises Hereford keep title hopes alive Connolly sees red as West Ham continue to struggle Derby live to fight another day thanks to freak goal Derby County 3 Bradford City 2 Batting Blackburn grab hold of lifeline Barclaycard Premiership Rich List Rennie gives Wolves severe indigestion City lament lack of a finishing touch Portsmouth profit as Taylor's folly costs Birmingham Subdued Chelsea do Ranieri no favours Barclaycard Premiership Houllier reflects on imperfect day Yesterday's Results McClaren delighted as players show desire to meet challenge Dutch Masters Arsenal gather strength in final straight Picture Gallery Genius at work as Lara peaks at 400 Lexus Picture Gallery A Reunion of Strangers The Billen Interview Lifetime Law Inside Hostage's Homecoming: The family of Gary Teeley, the Briton held hostage in Iraq The Linguistic Remains of the Day How They Halved Asylum Numbers Daniel Finkelstein Instead of Dismissing the Goverment Statistics as Lies, we Should Be Crawling over Them, Finding Cut how They were Constructed Thailand and Buddhism Required Reading When Daddy Came Home from the War Cover Story What Happens to Families when Men Spend Years Fighting a War? In a New Book, Maureen Waller Describes how Soldiers who Came Home in 1945 Found It Hard to Cope with Newly Independent Wives and Children who Rejected Them The Ethicist Eurostar I'm Not the Visionary Blake was The Andrew Billen Interview But Patti Smith is Imbued with the Spirit of Mozart Pere and Rimbaud, Albeit in the Sanest Possible Way Health Moving towards Disease-Free Life A Ground Breaking Study Has Found that Exercise May Help to Reduce Mortality Rates from Cancer, Reports Peta Bee Doctor's Orders Age of Enlightenment Lifetime To Be or Not to Be 150? Immortality May Not Be Just around Corner-But Living Seven Score Years and Ten Could Be. Two Writers Disagree about the Benefits of Life(almost) Everlasting Not Dead yet The Way we Live now Dispense with the Lamb; Just Have All the Trimmings, Says Jill Dupleix Eight of the Best this Week: Cropped Trousers Style Discovers the Real Person behind the Ted Baker Brand Men Who is that Masked Man? Nappy Valley a Carrier Bagged Home. 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Hack//INFECTION (Ps2) £39.99 Make this Mine a Double Arts As Peter Cook and Dudley Moore Inspire a New Tv Drama, Ian Johns Wonders why Comedy Comes in Pairs The Alamoan La Moviedisney Will Forget this Alamo, Says Sean MacAulay Taking a last stand: from left, Patrick Wilson, Billy Bob Thornton and Jason Patric In The Atamo Eno Pleased Theatre as David Mamet's Contentious Oleanna is Revived in the West End, Daniel Rosenthal Unravels its Initial Impact Of Book on Line now Stages of Dissent Tango Savoyopera Entertainments Oleanna The Times Chris Campling is Moved by the Inspiration behind a Radio Drama of a Stage-Struck Life Cut Short Ams Flower Hour Photography with her Cyanotypes of Wild Plants, Joy Gregory Has Captured the Wallpaper of her Childhood, Says Joanna Pitman Young Photographer of the Year 2004 How Do You Find a Good Solicitor? 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