News from 27/04/2004
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Andrew Robson, Lynne Curtis, Phil Yates, Rosemary Righter, Kurt Shillinger, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Andrew Baker, Selman Ansari, Ben Maxwell, Andrew Billen, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, David Grayson, Xolela Mangeu, Tom Dyckhoff, Stephen Parkinson, Peter Lansley, Caroline Phillips, James Thomas, Paul Hoggart, John Riseley, Mark Souster, Linda Tsang, F. J. van der Meer, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Eric Jenkins, Mike Blacker, Camilla Cavendish, Stave Bird, David Chater, David Charter and Nigel Hawkes, James Bone, Tina Burchill, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Richard Owen and David Lister, Geoffrey Marsh, Sam Marlowe, James Hider, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, Henry Wickens, Terry McMenamin, Antonia Senior, Justin Keay, Peter Jones, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Jack Malvern, Matthew Hart, Roger Knapman, Joe Morgan, Jill Dupleix, Daniel Finkelstein, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Libby Purves, James Steel, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Esther Iwi, Robin Young, Alan Hamilton, Stephen Farrell, Anthony Browne Brussels Correspondent, James Delingpole, Michael Marland, Richard Lloyd Parry, Charles Bremner, Sara Lawrence, Ian MacKinnon, Ron Lewis, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Allister Sparks, Anne Atkin, Angela Jameson, Roland Watson and Tim Reid, Russell Kempson, Geoffrey Silman, C. W. Nelson, David Rowan, Patrick Barrett, Daniel McGrory, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Edward Fennell, Andrew Pring, editor, Stephen Burgen, Anthony Bradbury, Fraser Sampson, Gary Slapper, Sean Macaulay, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent, Martyn Hopper, Mark Hastings, director, James Davies, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Richard Miles Investment Editor, Tom McIntyre, Sean O'Neill, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Page, Keith Howcroft, director, Clifford Coonan, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, Russell Hotten, Wayne Martin, Barry J. Lennox, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, Jon Robins, Peter Daniel, Roger Boyes, David Mattin, Nick Hasell, Nick Kelly, Paul Essery, Carolyn Asome, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Adam Fresco, Mike Mulvihill, Nick Szczepanik, Nell Harman Tennis Correspondent, Joanna Pitman, Ben Hills-Jones, Philip Webster Political Editor, Tosin Sulaiman, Christopher Walker, Roger Ede, Craig Lord, Neville Denson, Maureen Paton, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Neil Fisher, Caitlin Moran, Tom Dart and Nick Szczepanik, Peter Riddell, Michael Gove, Richard Beeston, Ben Webster, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, Charles Smith, David Sharrock and Ruth Morris, Colin Pascoe, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Christopher Irvine, Alan Coren, K. J. Wood, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor and David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Guinevere Ventress, Ashling O'Connor, Stephen Cragg, Stephen Dalton, Simon Gleeson, Ben Hoyle, Frances Gibb, Tim Lawson-Cruttenden, Adam Sherwin, Peter Lake, Stewart Lawrie, Matthew Connolly, Owen Slot, Tony Williams, Jenny Davey, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Peter Klinger, Patience Wheatcroft, Lisa Verrico,
ResumoThe Times UK diplomats launch mass attack on Blair policy Freedom of Italians 'rests on war protest' The Times Murder cover-up Inside The Times Today Take a good look now-her smile may be fading Want to see a doctor? First show your ID card Emporio Armani What's Important 'There was no plan for the post-Saddam settlement' The Letter Former envoys who made their anxieties public The Signatories Sharon's policy is last straw for reluctant rebels BT Mid East policy attacked Migrants: Winners and Losers Strictly Limited Issues Sporting Life Swapping sides can be a risky business Why Parkinson is changing channels Chat-show veteran felt snubbed by the BBC ... and then there was the £1.5m from ITV. Adam Sherwin reports 'Suicidal' trader sues for £1m over stress Apply at www.eggsavings.com Frustration as Abu Hamza keeps law at bay Radical cleric to stay after court delays citizenship hearing, Christopher Walker reports Colombian judge clears three Irishmen of training rebels Detectives study audio tapes that urge attacks Football bomb-plot suspects are freed by judge 'Time is slipping away and there's no time to be weak' The British Hernia Centre Peugeot The farewell e-mails of British suicide bomber Relatives charged with failing to give information that could have prevented an attack, Sean O'Neill reports Orange Little and large battle for air supremacy Boeing and Airbus have radically different ideas of how people want to fly, writes Ben Webster Media Award Nuclear fuel the answer, says report Migrant suspect Flower power Pilot's record bid Law upheld Met chief rules out nothing on visit to scene of Diana crash Book that took 23 years to write vies for prize Big school makes pupils feel small I lied about safari murder victim, says pathologist Nationwide Student's killer is jailed for life Why is It that People Insist on Going about Things … The lord and lady of the rings Norris knows the name of the game People ... and now over to Alistair Cooke, the debtor from America PS Christians to protest at Springer opera Expedia Creative your Perfect Trip Winning Couples Tracy + Hepburn = the best screen pairing, say chemists Kinder cuts beat keyhole surgery for most hernias Burns victim saved by his own skin Tiscali Pope draws line under Irish sex abuse scandal Age-old pet names are Rover and out Lloyds TSB Staff strike over social security pay Shaffer appeal Death charges Jail for VAT fraud Badly behaved Rolex By a Correspondent: Huntley jail failed to spot reporter Dog 'disguised to put police off the scent' Samaritan sacked for solving a murder Tax Credits Revenue The day a medieval stunt ended in death Two dangerous sports fans were 'scarily reckless' about safety, a court is told. Simon de Bruxelles reports Gallery is hit by claim over Nazi theft Blair to announce restrictions on jobless migrants Ministers waste £5m on vaccine red tape, say MPs More than Car Insurance Meet Lewisham's mayor 5-year plan to improve fitness Today in Parliament Lumix Property crash would diminish Brown's appeal Political Briefing Housing market 'built on strong foundation' It's all very modern ... shame about the old photo Somak Holidays Nationwide Freedom takers or crime fighters? Frances Gibb, Legal Editor, presents arguments for and against Id cards from two leading lawyers 'It's the beginnings of a big database that has overtones of Big Brother' Blunkett spells out 10-year plan for ID cards AA Proof of identity is not perfect Hp invent Bishop fears murder attempt on Vanunu Ian MacKinnon reports from Jerusalem on the uncertain fate of the Israeli whistle-blower given church sanctuary Ill omens from Nepal's chariot of ire Ban on aid across Korean border Green Flag motoring assistance Hong Kong election hopes are stalled All this and more for $2.50 a year Gaddafi pitches his tent in Brussels Saga Sarkozy 'the American' hurts Gallic pride Minister's charm offensive in America has raised Chirac's temperature again, Charles Bremner reports from Paris TSB Scotland plc Polish film director jailed for bribery DELL Baghdad factory explosion kills weapon-hunters Expert team leading the search for WMD were trapped as chemical store ignited, Stephen Farrell reports By Our Foreign Staff: Japan hands hostages £12,300 bill Chaplin to be our man in Baghdad The Times Crème Marines losing the battle for Fallujah US forces abandon plans for major assault in favour of last-ditch peace talks, reports James Hider By Our Foreign Staff: Al-Qaeda claims suicide attack First Alternative US troops plug Najaf gap as Spanish leave Iraq flags a gentler look than Arab nationalism Tax saving guide The Times Offers Direct Kerry's war record suffers from self-inflicted wounds Jackson replaces defence lawyers Latin America has little to gain from Spanish swing to Left Bronwen Maddox Foreign Editor's Briefing Alliance Leicester Pop Blanche Metro, W1 First Choice Collection Walker Arts Centre Concerts Luciano Berio makes for an exuberant start to spring; restrained but heartfelt Mahler comes to Liverpool Berio Celebrations Royal Academy of Music/South Bank Fallout from the nuclear family Theatre M. A. D. Bush Theatre, W12 RLPO/Schwarz Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool The Times Pop Ash Temple Bar Music Centre, Dublin Why David Blunkett is the real civil libertarian The progressive consensus against the Home Secretary is far from progressive Sorry Albert, but the parrot doesn't think that it's even relatively funny UK Passport Service We workplace VIPs need to get back to basics Thunderer: Now only smarmy apologies arrive in the post Alyson Rudd London Calling Who is best qualified to beat Ken Livingstone? Flag Waving New nations and regimes need new symbols Id and Ego It is right to experiment with identity cards Yes and no on the EU constitution Shareholders online The Times Archbishop's intervention in politics Reform of European sugar policy Inflation and interest Regent Palace Hotel Lack of NHS dentists Beating the bugs Arrested on Leaving a Shop Past Letters to the Editor A Selection of Correspondence from our Archives Animal rights and extremist acts Thinking ahead Publicity-seekers The Weather The Times Crossword National Forecasts Toucantele.com Business On the Agenda... 7E7 cleared for take-off Briefing CA restates $2.2bn sales P&g tempts Wella rebels Panel acts on Canary bid German confidence grows Mayflower pension call Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the Day Charcol Commodities MoD rejects BAE as lead contractor in £3bn carrier deal Alvis Inquiry Producers at most optimistic for a decade as orders surge Ministers raise target for cuts in gas emissions by 20% In Business Today Criticism forces Barclaycard to admit nothing lasts forever Cash call to fund UK's move to digital television Ftse 100 Dow Jones Eurofirst 80 Nikkei The Times Business Big Shot Results in Brief Need to Know Global Business Briefing Yukos warned over loan Stop Press Google to pick float banks Havas creates new brand Smaller Stock to Watch Talking Points Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Data Day Data Look Ahead Exchange Rates Pension returns 'almost flat' How largest fund managers fared Areva Energy Experts BAE at war with customer No 1 Business Editor's Commentary Isa sales double as savers rush to beat tax deadline Hays rally halted as broker switches stance Larger Capitalisation Shares Sale raises chances of Austin Reed approach Smaller Capitalisation Shares Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Bridge London Financial Futures Money Rates% European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Competitors' merger may serve up tonic for AstraZeneca Tempus Antisoma The Day's Biggest Movers Rates warning hits gilts Bonds Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues Ftse Volumes Wall Street UK firms lose out to US on Iraq contracts Business to Business Sanofi set to cure competition ills by selling off €1bn of drugs The Biggest by Sales Antisoma shares fall 55% after drug fails in trials Software rival buys London Bridge for £166m 'EU power will be extended over almost all aspects of economic life' The Times Unit Trust Information Service This is a paid-for information service. For further details on a particular fund, readers should contact their fund manager A year ago they were dodging landmines Treaty to test the strongest constitution Economic View City Diary Martin Waller: Held to account City Diary BiE Interim Executive Business Equity Prices How society breeds violence Crime South Africans no longer live in the world's murder capital but they are still anxious, says Kurt Shillinger Tough challenges face the ANC Politics The Government must listen to the people to help solve the country's problems and to retain their allegiance, says Xolela Mangeu An unsung success story of freedom and stability Allister Sparks introduces a four-page special report on the new South Africa as it celebrates a decade of democracy Dogged by white pessimism Economy Yet the country's economic outlook is the envy of the developing world, reports Michael Dynes South African Airways Whistle-stop tour of a mountain paradise Tourism From Cape Town to Rorke's Drift, Justin Keay felt welcome and secure Wetlands, rhinos and other wildlife wonders White farmers fear for future Land Reforms Upwardly mobile in a Mercedes The black middle classes are growing, but the poor get poorer and 52 per cent of jobless have no regular income. Kurt Shillinger reports Parallel lives on either side of a deep divide Race and the New Black Elite Michael Dynes looks at how relationships have changed over a decade Dawn raids on shack cities Squatter Camps Multiple Display Advertising Items Waiting for death in a place called Hope Aids and the Shadow of Zimbabwe Many are too poor to visit drug clinics or bury the dead, says Kurt Shillinger Can President Mbeki finally tame Mugabe? The Times Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? Estée Lauder Formidable businesswoman whose innate grasp of marketing and female psychology took her to the top of the beauty industry Estée Lauder, founder of a cosmetics empire, was born on July 1,1906. She died on April 24,2004, aged 97 María Denis Popular film star whose career was tarnished by her links with Mussolini's Fascist regime Lives in Brief The Right Rev Mark Dilworth, OSB, Abbot of Fort Augustus, was born on April 18,1924. He died on February 28, 2004, aged 79 Doug Keller, rugby player and surgeon, was born on June 18, 1922. He died on March 20, aged 81 Births, Marriages & Deaths Births Deaths Reginald Saxton Doctor who tended Republican casualties in primitive conditions in the Spanish Civil War Dr Reginald Saxton, veteran of the International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War, was born on July 13, 1911. He died on March 27, 2004, aged 92 Slavomir Rawicz Polish prisoner who made his name with an account of his escape from a Siberian labour camp Slavomir Rewicz, author, was born on September 1, 1915. He died on April 5, 2004, aged 88 Lives Remembered To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Memorial Services In Memoriam Private Take it all apart To Gather in God's Name? Should we end communal worship, as advocated by David Bell, the Chief Inspector of Schools in England Schools chief wants assemblies dropped DJM: Nature Notes A Wrench with the past Should Britain's colonial relics, such as South Africa's disputed statue of Victoria, be removed? Let history be Learning fellowship Flexible faith Prize Quiz Living remains Bring them back home Too much to hope for Religious fraction Don't do as the parents On this Day The Times, April 27, 1849 Suppression of Slavery News Quiz Debate@thetimes. co. uk Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Freedom for atheists Ritualistic chore Take it to a ballot What's your View? Word Watching Questions Answered Questions Asked Daily Life Court Circular Changing the Guard Service of Thanksgiving School News Personal Column Ministry of Defence Operational Honours Memorial Service Forthcoming Marriages Answers (from page 36) Word Watching News Quiz The Times Sport Sweetenham rejects soft options to achieve revolution Swimming Overseas Travel England's patience tested as plans remain under a cloud Cricket Racing Lingfield Park Southwell ZCU attempt to meet halfway does not impress rebel players Jones and Bonds named in Balco case Drugs in Sport Course Specialists Bath Reading the racecard The Times Sports Book Threat of increased ban haunts Spencer Punchestown Yesterday's Results Wolverhampton Towcester Windsor Newcastle Holland handed ride on Majestic Desert Guineas Entries Final demand by Toulouse builds the atmosphere Rugby Union Llanelli hoping to fight off interest in Jones The Times Krige given long ban for butting Football Baseball Basketball Equestrianism Fixtures Golf Ice hockey Staffware. challenge Robertson plays lead role after flying start Sailing Snooker Squash Tennis Double in Doha for British duo Roof concerns Alderson verdict Singh on song Lincolnshire win Times £150,000 Fantasy Football 2003-04 Defenders Times Test Numbers Midfield Players Get Fit, Feel Fit Supple Strength Dott dashes any hopes of revival for Higgins Snooker Embassy World Championship Weekly Winner Leaderboards Forwards Betts fills void for Wigan in wake of Gregory's illness Rugby League The Times Wenger has reasons to believe the very best is yet to come Football Arsenal Picture Offer Women still poor relations at Wimbledon Tennis Sanders aims to be heavyweight of golf world Boxing PFA award completes Henry's fine day And the Winners are ... The Times Travel Direct Caldwell resolute as Leeds bid to beat drop Keane makes Ireland sweat as comeback is put on hold Glazer raises stakes with new United buying spree NHS Careers FA awaits tale of the tape after incidents mar relegation clash Delighted Barcelona prefer ugly choice to Beckham Top of Table The Premiership Today The Times Sport Button in pole position to succeed Schumacher Stevens takes a dive to let Thorpe swim Craig Lord on how Australia found a way to let their top man back in Take a Chance on Me Competitors who were Offered a Reprieve Beckham joins long line of studs after some sole searching in Walthamstow T. M. Lewin T2 Inside 24 Hours Verbatim The Linguistic Remains of the Day Who Makes a U-Turn? None but the Brave Blair Has Thrown off the Straitjacket of Consistency by Calling a Referendum on Europe. Will we Be as Strong as He Has Been? Required Reading Lipstick Dreams Why I Wept for the Woman who had Plastic Surgery to Look Like Me Cover Story At the Age of 28 Kate Winslet Has Gone through Enough Emotional Turmoil to Last a Lifetime. She Tells Andrew Billen It Has Helped her to Find New Depths as an Actress and Happiness with Director Sam Mendes Woman who to Look like Me The Ethicist Shackled: The Diamond Reportage Old Etonian Mercenary Simon Mann is the Leader of 70 Foreign Soldiers Accused in Zimbabwe of Plotting to Topple an African Tyrant. Matthew Hart Describes his Last Encounter with the Former Sas Man amid the Murderous World of Cash, Guns and Private Jets in the Diamond Lands of Angola A TV Hit Brawling on Trisha? Well, Isn't that the Point, Asks Caitlin Moran The Times Islam's Troublemaker Interview Openly Gay and a Muslim, Irshad Manji Has Received Death Threats for her Mission to "Kick-Start" a Change in Islam and End its Totalitarianism. James Bone Meets the Controversial Author Poor Reaction to Allergies There are Not Enough Specialist Services for the Increase in Allergy Sufferers, Says Tina Burchill Doctor's Orders A Veteran Lifetime The Seasoned Campaigner Erin Pizzey Aims to Stop the Abuse of Old People by their Children or Carers. Maureen Paton Reports If You Suspect Elder Abuse... Not Dead yet The Way we Live now Warm Egg'n'sausage Gets to the Heart of Things, Says Jill Dupleix Picture Gallery Eight of the Best this Week: Ballet Pumps I Could Put Sparks Back into Marks Men Its Basics are Better than Ever but the Rest is Naff, Says James Delingpole Here is my M&S Rescue Package Nappy Valley Party Guys Home Forum But Do You Need It? Gizmos Our Panel Puts the Latest Gadgets and High-Tech Toys to the Test Game: MTX Mototrax Xbox: £39.99 Technobabble Mirror Magician Arts Photography Alvin Langdon Coburn was One of the First to See the Camera as an Instrument for Abstraction. Joanna Pitman Explains Alvin Langdon Coburn Atlas, W1 William Claxton Michael Hoppen, SW3 The Lion King A Fiesta for the Senses Arts Architecture Barcelona Rebuilt Itself for the 1992 Olympics. Now It is Showing off Again. Tom Dyckhoff Praises the Forum, a Feat of Imagination First Night For the communal spirit. "We practised the Third Way … A Fiesta for the Senses Entertainments Freaky Future La Movie Sean Macaulay is Charmed by the Star of an Otherwise Inane Child-As-Adult Fairytale and Incensed by a Revenger's Orgy Radio The Times Games Bridge Chess Winning Move Television and Radio Cable, Digital and Satellite Choice Radio Newspapers Support Recycling Choice Satellite, Cable and Digital Choice TV Review If the Intention of Fallen's Writer and Director was to Leave Viewers Clueless as to what is Going on, They Have Succeeded, Says Joe Joseph BBC One Variations BBC Two ITV1 London Channel 4 Five Viewing Guide T2 Crossword No 3263 Viewing Guide Medesign Public Agenda Public Sector Health Education Careers Plus 8 Pages of Top Public Jobs Every Story, Every Debate Headline of the Week Your Weekly Briefing Inside The Top Stories Dangers of the Week Other Views Blair's five-year vision of a brave, new Britain Issue of the Week Future of Public Services False Alarm Causes of false fire alarms in Scotland, 1996-2002 Cause for Alarm Five-year survival rates for lung cancer by region Alarming Changes Consumption of alcohol in Britain compared to its price relative to income Free: Include your vacancies in our jobs listings Public Opinion New Medical Research Nurses lack Eastern promise Health The Technology Explained Ryogens NHS IT forum is shut down Minister in 'cut-price' deal 100s of Top Jobs CourseWatch Careers Jargon Decoder Cruel cuts could benefit staff Interview 40,000 jobs are to be cut at the Department for Work and Pensions. Angela Jameson speaks to Sir Richard Mottram, the Permanent Secretary who must wield the axe Media Monitor Visit the Public Agenda Website and Search our Jobs … In the Professional Press Seen in Hansard Clever money follows investors Education Other Stories we Liked Schools 'top of the £30 form' FE Colleges Careless policy affects kids Social Care Director of Estates Strategy 'We will deliver power to the people' Local Councils How They See US Lack of trust splits partners Regeneration Couch potatoes to the rescue Voluntary Sector Hero ... Inspectors 'break the law' Police ... And Villain Foreign Ways Legislation Update Jobs Agenda Veredus Public Sector Education Health Plus Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Educational Supplement How to Place your Free Job Listing Charity General Housing Health Social Services Education Education (Schools) Education (Universities) How to Place your Free Job Listing Over to you ... Land of hope, glory and drinks promotions Release the cash for HIV tests Not my train of thought Journey to success That takes the biscuit What Worked for Me Ben Maxwell project manager of The Laundry, an affordable recycllng servlce for small organisations What would Brunel think? Agenda@thetimes. co. uk Diary Dates The Times House of Lords Prosecution lawyers to get more power and influence The head of the Cps tells Frances Gibb how a 'dull, passive' job will be transformed The College of Law The Times Law Section When privilege is not a right Multiple Display Advertising Items News At last: updated laws to tackle the 21st century sex offender The public will be given greater protection from an increasingly sophisticated class of criminal, writes Fraser Sampson Joke of the Week The Times Sets swap rented grandeur for a home of their own Financial prudence is increasingly helping barristers to break their sentimental attachment to the inns of Court, writes Jon Robins Long leases mean a short life for Britain's high street shops Geoffrey Silman on efforts to help traditional retailers in a rapidly changing marketplace Call-centre conveyancing: its days are numbered Don't lose sight of the paperwork Multiple Display Advertising Items Five years on This week it is five years since Lord Woolf, now the Lord Chief Justice, changed the landscape of civil justice. His far-reaching reforms were aimed at abolishing the twin bug-bears of the civil courts—cost and delay. He wanted to see a system where the courts were open to all, regardless of means; … Doors of the High Court are opened by fewer and fewer Is that just a cucumber in your pocket? Case Notes Pakistani lawyers who won't be pushed around The profession's activists are showing their mettle in the face of extraordinary pressures, writes Selman Ansari Wheels of justice turn slowly in a land of many checkpoints Practising law in Gaza and on the West Bank is a struggle, even with a newly independent Bar, says Roger Ede Mugabe can be stopped, says Bar chief Multiple Display Advertising Items Stem the debate? Crisp action Becks' shorts Showtime The little grey cells have a leading role in the best firms While UK firms are letting their 'old' partners go, US firms in London are snapping them up. Tony Williams reports Law week What the legal journals are reporting this week Will firing staff help Shell's cause? Class action splits the global investors There's now more bite to the FSA's bark It's the murderer wot dunnit What do you call a conference of crime writers? Robert Richardson takes a stab at it Lawyer of the week Lawboard@thetimes. co. uk Multiple Display Advertising Items Lawdiary @thetimes. co. uk Spot the man with Hayden talents Trading places @the times. co. uk Picture Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items
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