News from 26/05/2004
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Andrew Robson, Alyn Shipton, Alex Stein, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Anne Hardy, Robert Cole, Pat Holbrook, Andrew Pierce, Jane Ure-Smith, Neelam Verjee, Fred Redwood, Chris Ward, Zahid Hussain, James Shortland, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Philip J. Duly, Sarah Potter, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Magnus Linklater, Helen Rose, Adam Luck, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, Christine Robson, Angela Jameson and Christine Seib, Ivo Tennant, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, David Chater, Tracy Ruddle, Jeremy Kingston, Matt Rendell, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Nick Daws, Nic Hopkins, Bryan Thwaites, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Patricia Hewitt, Edward Hopper, Gabrielle Starkey, Mark Griffiths Horticulture Correspondent, Rosalind Renshaw, Carl Mortished, Peter Leffler, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, Antonia Senior, Brian Cosgrove, Mary Ann Sleghart and Ruth Gledhill, Pat Gibson, Mike Halpin, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Heleana Greeves, Philip Webster Political Editor and Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Nell Harman, Philip Smith, Grainne Gilmore, Jill Dupleix, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, J. Winkley, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Douglas Brewer, Rachel Campbell Johnston Chief Art Critic, Kevin Cunningham, Anselm Kuhn, Roland Watson, Christopher Apps, Sue Levy, Jon Ashworth and Caroline Merrell, Michael Glover, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Greg Hurst, Nicholas Wapshott, Douglas Henderson, Russell Kempson, Dan Silver, Daniel McGrory, Barbara Rowlands, Oliver Kay, Jane Gordon, Ross Clark, Lisa Armstrong, John Westerby, Tom Baldwin, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Sam Coates, Rosalind Bagshaw, Karen Homer, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Clare Park, Ann Treneman Parliamentary Sketch, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh Telecoms Correspondent, David Unwin, Martin Samuel, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Roger Holmes, The chief executive, Lewis Smith, Matthew Pryor, John Russell Taylor, Philip Walsh, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Beryl Dixon, Jeremy Page, John Hayward, Mark Young, Vikki Askew, Chris Campling, Helen Rumbelow Political Correspondent, Helen Nugent, Shane Warne, Ian J. Hartill, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Roger Boyes, David Mattin, Oliver August, Nick Hasell, Ali Mohamed, Mike Hodgkiess, Adam Fresco, Anne Ashworth, Nell Harman Tennis Correspondent, Mary Ann Sieghart, Max Ford, Peter Greaves, Emma Tennant, Sebastian Coe, Ben Jones, Jack Malvem Arts Reporter and Helen Nugent, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Neil Fisher, Michael Austin, Bronwen Maddox Foreign Editor's, Alan Lee, Peter Riddell, Barry Reckord, Andrew Tomlinson, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, Richard Miles, Simon Jenkins, Annabelle Thorpe, Mark Henderson, Catherine Philp, Michael Horsnell, Martin Waller, Sam Knight, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Mike Tilling, Stephen Dalton, Jed Love, Nicola Woolcock, Richard Morrison, Alice Miles, Abigail Rayner, Balfour, Randy Cohen, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Jenny Davey, Sam Lister Health Correspondent, Patience Wheatcroft, Joe Bolger, Tony Haipin Education Editor, James Goldman,
ResumoThe Times Blair at odds with Bush over giving veto to Iraqis Americans reject constraints on action by coalition forces Rankings flawed The Times Archbishop attacks pursuit of short-term goals The Times Britart masterpieces feared lost in blaze Citizenship applications soar as asylum figures fall Mikimoto What's Important Today in the Times Timesonline The Times Primary school rankings fatally flawed, says union Please Add Online Link By Tony Halpin Education Editor Do league tables help pupils? Road to postwar Iraq paved with good intentions Parents prefer private education Living the dream over peppermint tea Fendi Blair backs Olympic investment Right to know Hutton origins Racial assault Correction Picture Gallery Charles 'in thrall to rightwingers' Britart's enfants terribles Works were symbolic of cultural era House of Fraser Dell Animal activists could be barred near labs Speed cameras to trap drivers a mile away The 4head Garden CPS to offer new route to becoming a judge Passengers stranded by new trains Mother wins Blair's safe car Beware of the fly Runaway line Painting bid Gunman murdered two men with one bullet Virgin Sex-change woman sues over 'terrible mistake' Unlimited free texts Literary agent stabbed to death in his home Police are tracing the last steps of Rod Hall, who worked with some of Britain's best known screenwriters, Sam Coates reports Rail union in turmoil after BBQ punch-up AOL broadband Postman gets £178,000 for race hate ordeal Judge will be 'powerless' in murder inquiry Sudden sale wrongfoots nudist camp Architect resigns as RSC delays Peugeot Hands-off PC World Picture Gallery Waste of space Top dressing A tabloid tale to give the Mirror's Morgan a sense of déjà vu People Picture Gallery Time catches up on star of Harry Potter Just AAsk PS... Vauxhall Feast of colour takes Chelsea by storm An array of vegetables entered by a Welshman and his wife is picked as best floral display, writes Lewis Smith A Championship Guide to Growing for the Table Howard sets out on long walk with a purpose Joan Collins embraces Kilroy's campaign for independence Lumix Two Tory MPs to join Democrat campaign for White House Councils 'should be able to set local tax on income' Seafrance Half of dentists cut NHS work Killer swan warning for pond Fathers could wait thousands of years Parents may be to blame for children's drug use Holiday Inn Baby HIV hope Afghanistan mission has not been abandoned, says Blair Remington British victim shunned easy life to help Iraq Shia shrine hit again The Sunday Times How the Bush path to Iraqi democracy will also liberate 100,000 American forces Cynics sneer at prison pledge The Military Chain of Command in Iraq Pentagon withdraws coalition chief after jail scandal Lloyds TSB Regrouped al-Qaeda 'has 18,000 terrorists' Mitsubishi motors Vermont's battle of beauty and the retail beast Scientist dies after accidental Ebola jab Rac (Reuters): Germany opens door to workers (Reuters): Traffickers held (Reuters): 270 die in floods (AFP): Brothers hanged (Reuters): Beach life ended The New Compact Times Egg-card Prestige White China's leaders turn backs on the big idea Musharraf defies Commonwealth School's torture class put filmed abuse on internet Buddha's finger to defuse tension Theatre The Rivals Bristol Old Vic First Choice The Times Pop Slipknot Astoria, WC2 Ugly justice of the War on Terror Theatre Guantanamo Tricycle, NW6 Jazz Mike Figgis Vortex N16 Concert OAE/Jurowski Queen Elizabeth Hall Don't bother bashing Brussels: go East to Vienna and see the New Europe Our troops will get hit in the Washington crossfire Beware acts of charity that benefit lawyers Thunderer: A garden is a loathsome thing when vanity spoils the plot Ross Clark Picture Gallery Portfolio People The Archbishop says life is not a multiple-choice question Bruising Bonding Touchy-feely doesn't mean punching a workmate Truth and Fiction Britain needs more immigrants and fewer asylum-seekers Killings in Gaza The Times Position of the coalition in Iraq Putting faces and policies to MEPS Divorce and custody Pay differentials Black Students at Cornell Speeding drivers Labour's poor transport record Oil prices and inflation Lost and found Baa humbug The Weather The Times Crossword 22,674 The Times Local 10-Day Forecast by Telephone The Times Boots Business Jarvis renegotiates debt Ford warning on EU rules Parmalat restructuring Alstom breathing space Kingston in £118m loss Londis bid details Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the Day United Commodities Former Versailles chief guilty of fraud Hands trumps Pennon on Shanks deal In Business Today Buy-to-let move by British Land Hewitt's about-turn on fat-cat pay stuns industry The Company ... The Directors FTSE 100 Jaeger-Lecoultre Business Big Shot Results in Brief Need to Know Global Business Briefing Kenyan telephone sale JP Morgan bid approval Boeing deal delayed Smaller Stock to Watch Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Data Day Data Look Ahead Exchange Rates Jarvis holds talks with bankers and delays results War of words over £7m collapse at Lloyd's Renault Good news sees JR sitting comfortably M&S has been busy doing nothing Business Editor's Commentary Business fails to coach its players Vodafone pays £2.6bn for full Japan control Why 3G is still being put on hold BAT shares burnt as US judge backs lawsuit Larger Capitalisation Shares Peruvian miner lifted as it hoists 'for sale' sign Smaller Capitalisation Shares Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities Emap London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Robust Vodafone can see off an attack of the collywobbles Tempus Scottish Power The Day's Biggest Movers Gilts boosted by auction Bonds Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street A no-go for Gono Flower power Personless office Charcol Dairy firms hit as Asda picks Arla as sole milk supplier Upward-only rent deal to embarrass Government Marks & Spencer's recovery stalls Hp GUS unveils £200m buyback French troubles may hit profits growth at Emap Hollinger International agrees to help Lord Black with legal fees 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 Make a Wish Gallic phoney policy wrecks esprit de corps of European Union More misery EU spells out opposition to Sony/BMG link FSA tells insurers to underline the small print The Times Picture Gallery Employees refusing to join company pension schemes Cast lines up as stage is set for Grasso v Spitzer ICAP eyes Chicago for futures growth CBI hopes to reshape 'battered' reputation of business Halifax Don't be fooled by stories of double-digit mortgage rates On Saturday Timesonline Cornwall Pure Business Business Equity Prices Source FT Interactive Data The Register Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? William Hinton Documenting the class struggle and bloodshed in a Chinese village during the Revolution of the 1940s Jack Boddy Agricultural workers' leader who guided his union's shrinking membership into the ranks of the T&G Frank Dudley Hart Doctor who helped to classify the different forms of rheumatism Lives in Brief Philip Locke, actor, was born on March 29,1928. He died on April 19,2004, aged 76 Deaths Births Colonel Robert Morgan Pilot whose Memphis Belle became famouse as the symbol of the American strategic bombing effort in the skies over Europe To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Lives Remembered If you would like to add a personal view or recollection … In Memoriam - Private To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Bring back Bergues An eye-opener The spirit of Anfield Housewives' Choice Should the ladies of Skipton be allowed their traditions-and peg out unhindered? Move with the times DJM: Nature Notes Questions of Sport Were Liverpool right to sack Gérard Houllier—and who should replace him? What is England's best midfield? Dignity and class Born winner Picture Gallery On this Day The Times, May 26,1956 Prize Quiz Wrath at the Helm? News Quiz Out of style Midfield omission Hail Hargreaves Caveat emptor Questions of Sport Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Picture Gallery The power of five A little consideration On health lines Problem neighbour The weakest link Culture clash What's your view? Word Watching Daily Life May 26,1944 Questions Answered Questions Asked Email your questions and answers to q&a@thetimes. co. … Court Circular Changing the Guard Memorial Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items School News Perfect planting wins Chelsea Flower Show Forthcoming Marriages Luncheon Dinner Unveiling Answers Word Watching Marriage Election Appointments The Times Drugs, 2012... and a well-beaten steak Jones Claims victory as steroid investigation continues Drugs in Sport In Sport Today UK asylum policy violates torture provision of Convention Court of Appeal Timesonline Government increases funding to fight doping Worcester have their promotion to top level confirmed Rugby Union Newlove is forced into retirement Silverstone safe McCullough date Pembroke poised The Sunday Times Results from Yesterday's Play at Roland Garros Racing Ripon Lingfield Park Sands of time catch up with Navratilova Tennis French Open Defending champion rises to the occasion Blinkered First Time Langer puts pressure on players who snub home tour Golf Timesonline Goodwood The Times Sports Book Cartmel Yesterday's Results Godolphin set fair for Epsom challenge Fontwell Park Rising attendances confirm appeal of metropolitan track Haydock Park Gillette Lord's century the perfect way to call it a day Hussain's feats start great England debate Yesterday's Scoreboards Times Test How They Stand Weakened Yorkshire facing test of character Timesonline Surrey's senior pair lead by example MacGill reins in Durham after Lewis enjoys easy morning Second Division Minor Counties Women Sales takes the wind out of Sussex with majestic unbeaten century Depleted Derbyshire made to struggle Koenig seizes his chance in the absence of Strauss Frizzell County Championship Clubs Caddick steps up to provide timely reminder of his talents Schools Fluent Hick rediscovers old form to edge closer to the elite Betdirect Why Millwall's Lions gave us all a raw deal Outsiders steal the spotlight on Europe's biggest club night Pools Forecast Chelsea beware, this Portuguese man-o'-war will do things his way Leeds lifeline plucked from their grasp Timesonline Stanleybet Owen quick to deny playing role in exit of Houllier William Hill Ford The Results Service Get Fit, Feel Fit Abdominal Exercises Day Three Today's Fixtures Beckham focused on the task ahead Football Ferguson Jr made to play the role of sacrificial lamb Ashling O'Connor on the status quo being retained at Old Trafford Ladbrokes Sport Ferguson faces new trial by television Strangles outbreak poses fresh threat to Derby meeting Picture Gallery In Paris, it truly was the longest day County pressure forces Lamb to step down Jamjarcars The Times T2 24 Hours Verbatin The Linguistic Remains of the Day From Hair to Enternity We Spent £1,554 Million on Haircare Products Last Year. More than a Fifth was on Shampoos and Conditioners. Why? Sex, Apparently The Enchanted Isles Am I Happy? No... Life Isn't like that In a Rare Interview the Archbishop of Canterbury Tells Mary Ann Sieghart that the Struggle for Church Unity Will Require Sacrifices and Will Come at a Price. He Also Argues that the Trend towards Short-Term Jobs and Achievements Makes It Difficult for Individuals and Couples to Build Lives with Spiritual … ... But Here are Some Things that Do Make Me Happy The Ethicist The Times Love? It's your Call Your Perfect Partner May Be Just a Step Away. Forget All that Dating Stuff-Your Mobile Phone Will Let You Know. Sam Knight Goes on a Search for Good Vibrations... And a Possible Match A Dearth of Guinea Pigs Health A Quarter of Clinical Trials are Abandoned because There are Too Few Recruits, Says Barbara Rowlands It's Time Emotional Intelligence The Friends who Matter Most are Not Always your Old Ones, Says Annabelle Thorpe What Does Life Tell us about Love? This Week: Emma Tennant The Way we Live now Let the Levant Inspire You on Salad Days, Says Jill Dupleix Timesonline Wanted: One Marks & Spencer Needs to Do Something Radical-Such as Hire Someone who Likes Retail, Says Fashion Editor Lisa Armstrong Dylon's stain … Marks off the lightest of things … at boots and John … Nouveau Pauvre Sole Searching Home. Forum Object Lesson Tahitian Mourning Dress Welsh National Opera City of Lonely Hearts Visual Art There's Much More to Hopper than the Poster Images, Finds Rachel Campbell-Johnston Frames in Frame The Director Todd Haynes Tells Jane Ure-Smith how Hopper's Paintings Have Helped Him with his Films Opera & Ballet Arts Exhibitions John Russell Taylor Sees Peace Break out in 1604 Bright Young Things Exhibition Art Made for Children is Chronicled in a Fascinating German Show, Finds Michael Glover Anything Goes Education Ed. forum Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times The Times Games Bridge Chess French Items Winning Move Cable, Digital and Satellite Television and Radio Sport Choice Newspapers Support Recycling Winning Move Choice TV Review The Film-Maker James Miller was Killed Tragically in Gaza, but his Death May Have Prevented Others from Sacrificing their Lives, Says Joe Joseph BBC One Variations Viewing Guide T2 Crossword No 3288 How to become a freelance writer The Writers Bureau Crème A walk on the wild side Working Relationship Mark Rose, Chief executive of Fauna & Flora International, and his PA, Kathie Alban Multiple Display Advertising Items Crème Do office jobs need degrees? Beat that Friday feeling Firms are finding creative solutions to the weekly wind-down, says Fred Redwood Time Savers Contacts Michael Page Hays Personnel The Times Michael Page Crème Michael Page Longwood Holidays FPD savills Gudeon & Hodkinson Michael Page A warm summer salad to set pulses racing Tasting Suit yourself—and your pocket Leave us alone on the line We all know them... those fellow travellers who make our daily journey hell. Rosalind Renshaw goes trainspotting Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bigger and better near the border Keeping track of visitors FYI Tiny
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