News from 09/08/2004
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Herman Scott, Gabriele Marcotti, Jon Ashworth, John Melton, Thair Shaikh, John Turner, Ruth Coppard, H. E., Jullian Muscat, David Bowsher, Liverpool, Liz Bestic, Dr Nasir Khan, Peter Lansley, Christopher D. Thompson, Michael Evans and Nicola Woolcock, David Rhys Jones, Martin Richards, Philip Howard, Christine Seib, Tara Holmes, David Irvine, Jeremy Kingston, Clive Davis, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Elizabeth Judge, …Ver Kay, Carl Mortished, Richard Steeden, Sam Marlowe, Roger Maynard, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Richard Samuelson, Sam Lister, Jame Whyte, Antonia Senior, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Anne Spackman Property Editor, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Hugo Rikind, Joe Morgan, Norman Harris, Jill Dupleix, Dan Sabbagh, Jonathan Gornall, Brian Roberts, David Reed, Michael Evans-Defence Editor, Tony Copperfield, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Stephen Farrell, Jean Redgrove, Gavin Argent, Phil Gordon, Miranda Ingram, Jonathan Richards, Helen Rumbelow, Stefanie Marsh, Nicholas Wapshott, Edward Gorman, Hugo Rifkind, Liz Monks, Angela Jameson, Russell Kempson, Oliver Kay, Richard Fenwick, David Lister, Michael Theodoulou, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Neil Emmerson, Simon de Bruxelles, I. H. Piper, Sham Karim, Rob Wright, Elaine Monaghan, Geoffrey Dean, David Sharpe, Robert Taylor, Philip Maughan, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Lewis Smith, Matt Dickinson, Ingrid Mansell and Gary Duncan, Peter Grafton, Xan Rice, Chris Campling, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, David Mattin, Emily Davies, Graham Hills, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Tony Cascarino, Paul Simons, Adam Fresco, Michael Herman, John Allison, Anna Frame, Mike Mulvihill, Michael Leidig, Andrew Clennell, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Nick Szczepanik, Sue Kenyon, Peter Lansely, Tim Hames, Geoffrey Dence, Craig Lord, Mel Webb, Mike Berry, Dominic Maxwell, Caroline Spelman, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Ashling O'connor, Gili Smith, Neil Fisher, Jeremy Hart, Deaf Trowel, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Leoline Price, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, Lea Paterson, Gary Duncan Economics Correspondent, Chris Ayres, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Richard Ackers, Jans Shilling, Tosln Sulaiman, Aki Riihilahti, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, David Powell, Richard Morrison, Bill Edgar, Michael Henderson, Nigel Gee, Gary Duncan and Ingrid Mansell, Lewis Smith and Stefanle Marsh, Oliver Keay, Leslie Frizell, Randy Cohen, Alexandra Blair Education Correspondent, Lorna Nicholson, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoThe Times Judges may lift deadline on terror suspects The Times Peugeot The Times Today It sounded like an express train and hit us like a missile 'Red' Adair dies Inside Doctors online Iraq aftermath Rugby star shoots wife at party Arsenal triumph What's Important Blairs face summer holiday terror alert Howard blames fathers Butler report sparks shake-up of spying methods at M16 BP accused of 'swindle' over cut-price Russian oil sales AOL broadband Tories join Germans in fight for Right Diary of an Incredible Voyage It sounded like an express train British divers rescued in Red Sea Megawave sinks Microwave Man A Times columnist and his fellow crewmen were within shouting distance of a word record when storms stole their prize, report Lewis Smith and Stefanle Marsh Vodafone Last gasp of deadly hurricane BT How £6bn computer system will help heal the NHS GPs are braced for a paperless world in which patients' notes will be stored on the internet, Sam Lister reports Appointment anxiety assuaged in a click Big Brother takes on dieters Atkins under spotlight Patients just want decent care, not choice T2 Wife-battery 'still a low priority' Green Flag Why the Army Still Needs Soldiers Mother is cleared of murdering her babies 'Red' Adair, king of the firefighters, is dead 24 Season Three DVD Collection After 89 years, cross of shame is lifted An Irishman who fought for Britain has finally been honoured, reports David Lister Boy, 10, drowns, brother injured Cockler charges possible Stammering data Parking holiday Asylum choice Rollerblader dies Ports may strike Low morale Free Biggs plea Trust support Firemen ballot Heath art auction Still Climbing By a Correspondent: Travellers give up life on road BT Education reform fails test set by business leaders Puppy shortage dogs police Property boom bypasses the commuter belt Join the only internet bank with an ethical policy Briton sues over Bahrain 'torture' British Airways Get your Teeth into the Legend By a Correspondent: Beer takes over from wine at head of table How Dracula's Scottish grave to be revamped Slains Castle, inspiration for Bram Stoker's vision of a Transylvanian vampire's lair, is to be restored after decades of neglect, writes Adam Fresco Monty the mule to stamp out killer bracken Fears for future of life on the Fringe British Airways Girls are better equipped to overcome perils of premature birth Multiple Display Advertising Items Toxic waste blamed for children's deformities 'He just gets on with things' Pain can be all in the mind, research finds Panasonic Firestorm reduces Iraq market to carbon (AFP): Warrant out for arrest of Chalabis Medecins Sans Frontieres Death penalty returns as Najaf attacks continue Lloyds TSB Business Clubbers who pray amid the debauchery Hoteliers to bid for haunt of Hitler's youth Pole dancer takes up a different habit Times Online Health warning has wine makers choking Here's the reality: Main Street USA needs a makeover Lexus US gives details of 'al-Qaeda plot to attack election' Gambino bambino triggers row Terror suspect arrested (AP): Murder charges (AP): Dolphins killed (Reuters): Religious offence (Reuters): Migrants rescued (AFP): Festival spirit (Reuters): A long lunch Terror Tactics Information Statement Apartheid founder merges with old foe Barclays Former diplomat sparks devil of a row in Tasmania Chinese hooligans riot after cup final Minister tucks in on errand of mercy The Times First Choice The Times The family that preys together Edinburgh Theatre Sisters, Such Devoted Sisters The Pull of Negative Gravity Traverse Sam Mariowe Edinburgh Comedy Stewart Lee Smirnoff Underbelly Theatre The Mystery Plays: The Creation Canterbury Cathedral Arts in T2 Proms NYOGB/Norrington Albert Hall/Radio 3 Ok, I know this is a thinly veiled excuse for visiting an LA strip joint Sorry, but you are not entitled to your opinion When anyone claims a right, first ask what duties this right is supposed to impose on others People prefer it if their opinion turns out to be true—that's icing on the cake—but truth is not too important Take cover, now they've declared a War on Sanity Somewhere between Guantanamo Bay and bin Laden, madness lies Thunderer: Laugh? Not much. It isn't a Fringe activity Picture Gallery Virtual Health A national medical database is fraught but necessary Man's Oldest Foe The sea can defeat the bravest challengers Battle for Najaf Iraq cannot afford to offer al-Sadr many more chances Flawed intellectuals Help the aged The Times Costs of defence procurement Letters to the Editor Comparison of road and rail travel Length of sentences for drugs 'mules' Social disharmony Compensation culture War in retrospect A Street Death Past Letters to the Editor Benefit of clergy Speed control Britain's history of democracy Tory green-belt policy Measure for measure Family entertainment The Times Crossword The Weather The Sleep Disorder Clinic Index Britain's first Islamic bank to target Europe Express print buyout plan Briefing German growth edges up Suisse to review CSFB Eidos sale speculation Optimism in IoD's report North-South gap widens How the Week Finished Stock Markets Currencies In Business Today Fed still keen on rate rise BA's fuel surcharge climbs to new heights Direct Line GM launches consumer credit arm in China Dow Jones Currencies How the Week Finished Eurofirst 80 Nikkei Business Big Shot Need to Know Global Business Briefing Change on Week Singapore growth rate up Stop Press Siemens wins US contract China calls for control Smaller Stock to Watch Talking Points Deal of the Day Quote of the Day Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Data Day Data Look Ahead Exchange Rates Dow Jones Islamic bank taps into £100bn market Oil price rise gives Middle East investors something to smile about Electricity prices 'may leap by 50%' Banks set for bidding battle over Abbey BT Companies profit off back of terror threat How 9/11 altered hi-tech outlook Balance in animal welfare Law Report Court of Appeal County court cannot hear tax appeals Court of Appeal Boss fights for fairer view of corporate captains The Powers in the Boardroom Jon Ashworth hears some straight talking from Wolseley's chief executive, Charlie Banks Delay was Convention breach European Court of Human Rights The leader in ten questions The Power 100 Google IPO hit by growth fears NatWest Ikea to pass on hidden card fees to customers EU rules could benefit 'garbage mafia' Corporate Regional divide of 'two-speed Britain' to widen Commodity cost surge hitting industrial areas, says RBS C4 turns to UBS for digital-age strategy Numerical error blocks cardholders' spending The Times S. A. S Business|equity Prices Index Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? Paul 'Red' Adair World-renowned Texan firefighter who helped to put out blazes in the North Sea, Kuwait and the North Sea, Kuwait and the Arctic Circle Bertie Peacock Footballer who enjoyed the rare disctinction of being Protestant who played both for Glasgow Celtic and Northern Ireland Wilton Mkwayi ANC politician and friend of Nelson Mandela who devoted his life to the liberation struggle in South Africa Lives in Brief BMDs Trade Your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but … To place death notices, acknowledgement or notices … Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Births Deaths Rick James Funk rocker who composed Super Freak, the inspiration for MC Hammer's legendary U Can't Touch This Swift recovery No concoction The Iudicrous truth DJM: Nature Notes Picture Gallery A bitter end Prize Quiz News Quiz The truth endangered Prince charmed Cobblers The Greatest Benefit Debate @thetimes. co. uk Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussio with other Times readers Paper pariahs Faith and fantasy Three times proven Put it to the test A gem of advice Pet pleaser Crush or control What's your view? Word Watching Daily Life August 9,1905 Ravel, at 30, was establishing his musical career, and writes from Paris to Ida Godebska, whose salom he had begun to enjoy the previous year. Unsettled, he contemplated several wild schemes, which evidently haunted his subconscious Questions Answered The Times, August On this Day McCarthy Flies Home to Freedom Today's Royal Engagements Changing the Guard Latest Wills Answers Word Watching Forthcoming Marriages Executives volunteer hard-nosed business skills for non-profit use Notebook Charities Charity begins at homelessness Court Circular Times readers win day at archaeological dig Whatever happened to jumble sales? Face-to-face fundraising is very effective in communicating with younger supporters Fallon takes advantage of plum ride on Damson Racing The Wright Track Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Leicester Redcar Leaders in the Flat Championships Index Windsor Southwell Thirsk Windsor Romanian ruling backs BOA bylaw on Olympic life bans Olympic Games Lombard to answer EPO claim The difference between a world Abuse of breast cancer drugs by athletes is 'widespread' US expert tells Craig Lord about the latest substances to be misused Sweetenham and light in the camp Khan looking to Harrison for advice Britain's swimming leader tips glory for 'gladiators' Timesonline From a Correspondent: Women's four lead the way for Britain Rowing All Blacks face problems after stumble Rugby Union Team GB How They Stand Grönholm shakes off Märtin to grab home win on the rebound Motor Rallying Khorkina in class of her own, and she knows it Olympic Games Ashling O'Connor finds an icy exterior but inner warmth in Russian gymnast Get Fit, Feel Fit Holiday Workout Glasson disappoints home supporters Bowls Sweden get final say as Britain's fate rests with Nicholls Speedway Exercises: Squates with shoulder press. Hold a medium-weight … Twenty20 Cup Finals Day Scoreboards The Times Format proves growing concern for officials Hollioake's mask slips to leave Surrey in sorry state Twenty20 Cup Appeal system need not be a one-way street Commentary Timesonline How They Stand England bring back Batty to provide spin reinforcement The Weekend's Scoreboards The Times England Squad Hussey gives Steelbacks reminder of his qualities Totesport League First Division Sky Sports Sussex have promotion hopes raised by Yardy and Kirtley Second Division Collingwood restores confidence in dynamic triumph How They Stand Relieved Thomson clinches sponsorship deal at last Arko setback for Skelton before Athens Equestrianism Volkswagen Unflustered Friend grabs her chance Broncos indebted to Moran's magic moment Rugby League Wildcats sharpen claws on hapless Castleford Blazing Leeds turn heat on Huddersfield Ogden left smarting from chain reaction Sailing Lynn's maiden title marks completion of personal journey Golf By Our Sports Staff: Sorenstam wins at home after storming finish Salford keep their survival hopes alive Timesonline By Our Sports Staff: Wildcats sharpen claws on haples Castleford Times Test Rider refuses to be put off his stroke in putting rivals to shame Today's Fixtures Racing Saturday's results Hopes sink for Davies in bay Knockout blow Awesome Agassi Goodbye Slough Last-minute try Fu breakthrough Double Reid joy The Results Service Index Button stands firm on move after talks with BAR leaders Fifa prepares for showdown on drugs issue Olympics inside Powerade Olympic hopeful fighting for life after fall Index T2 The Week Ahead Verbatim The Linguistic Remains of the Day We've Come to a Tuning Fork in the Road Vauxhall in London was once a Place for Fun, Music and Sex. And at Dawn Last Friday, so It was Again (except Possibly the Sex) PM Ub Tuscany Required Reading I Made the Pyre, I Lit the Match... Cover Story Five-Year-Old Phillip Smith Killed Himself and his Little Sister in a Fire. John Melton Set his School Ablaze when He was 10 and Says It was a Cry for Attention—and Boys are More Likely than Girls to Cause Fires A Family Wiped out They Don't Know how Fast a Blaze Can Spread The Ethicist The Times The Great Gags what He Wrote Interview Eddie Braben Didn't like Morecambe and Wise's Act. Then He Met Them, Began Writing for Them, and Turned Them into TV Legends. By Dominic Maxwell Eric and Ern's Winning Air of Spontaneity was a Hardwon Illusion, Reveals Braben The Writer Stuffed How Cranberries Can Prevent Heart Attacks Health Bleeping Sickness Text Messages Could Soon Be Reminding Patients about their Medical Appointments, Says Liz Bestic NB Doctor's Orders Can your Child Tie his Laces? Parents Children Have Never Had so Few Practical Skills. But You Can Change that and Simultaneously Boost their Self-Esteem, Says Miranda Ingram What Should a Ten-Year-Old Be Able to Do? Parent Forum Since Changing Schools my Daughter, 9, Has Trouble Reaching the Lavatory in Time what Can we Do? The Way we Live now Now is a Good Time to Bring Back the Lunchbox, Says Jill Dupleix Slimming Aids or Pure Snake Oil? Fashion The Makers of Slimming Creams Blind us with Science, from Glucide Captors to PPG-3 Myristyl Ether—but Do their Creams Work? We Asked Three Doctors who Specialise in Weight Loss and Cosmetic Surgery for their Views, and Put Ten Leading Slimming Products to the Test So, what Does Work? Timesonline Mrs Dippy Holiday Angst Home-Forum Fling Yourself into the Sultry Heat Fashion Crib Notes: Summer Nights The Aristocracy? We Swear by It... Reportage Trancis Fulford is an Aristocrat Asaunreconstructed as his 800-Year-Old Stantley Pile. He, his Family and their Colourful Language are about to Star in a Documentary, the F***ing Fulfords. Hugo Rikind Reports The Times Entertainments Second that Emotion Tamla Moton is 45. Clive Davis Salutes the Craft and Creativity behind Soul's Finest Years Understated, Elegant Musicianship Lay behind Each Hit Ten Motown Classics Chris Campling Bops in the Name of Love Keep on Running Theatre A Struggling West and Can Still Produce an Unexpected Hit. Benedict Nightingale Lifts the Curtain on Surprise Stage Successes Week Ahead Escape to... Pesaro The Times Bridge Games Chess Winning Move Cable, Digital and Satellite Televisionandradio Sport Choice Radio Newspapers Support Recycling Choice Films TV Review Greek Gods and Goddesses provided a Fair, if Slightly Wooden, Dramatisation of the Myth of Jason and his Argonauts, Says Hugo Rifkind BBC One Variations Televisionandradio T2 Crossword No 3352 Companion Stairlifts The Times Index The Times The Game Says Whistle Blower Wenger Emerges from Cruel past Thestory Owen Slot travels to Alsace ot examine the Arsenal manager's roots in an area of France still haunted by the Nazi occupation Ultimatum Handed to Vieira The Man Favourite for Wrong Reasons The Premiership Tony Cascarino on where the smart money should go in the sack race Odds Men out Benitez Rings the Changes Oliver Keay says the new mood at Anfield bodes well for a successful campaign Wright-Phillips Lined up to Replace Murphy at Liverpool Arsenal Aston Villa Birmingham City Blackburn Rovers Bolton Wanderers Charlton Athletic Chelsea Crystal Palace Everton Fulham Liverpool Manchester City Manchester United Middlesbrough Newcastle United Norwich City Portsmouth Southampton Tottenham Hotspur West Bromwich Albion Glamour Belies Guts for Glory Crystal Palace's rise to the top flight is a new lease of life, Aki Riihilahti says Times Online Up and Downs FA Prepares to Make Radical Overhaul Matt Dickinson says the governing body will convene this week to consider making significant changes to its role in the sport Owen Plea The Times The Money Game Zola Takes Final Bow at the Bridge Nick Szczepanik sees the club favourite steal the show as Chelsea put final touches to pre-season preparations The Facts Promotion Brings its UPS and Downs David McVay sees Chester draw some comfort after their manager's departure Peter Lansley on an anticlimactic return to the League for Shrewsbury Sicknote Peter Lansley on an anticlimactic return to the League for Shrewsbury Thefantasygame Arsenal Aim for Rollover Thegames FA Community Shield Spreadfair SKY Sports Wenger Shows the Way to Go Oliver Kay believes Arsenal are ahead in the race to identify the best young talent Arsenal Spreadfair Manchester United …Ontrolbid Leeds Show Return to Old-Fashioned Values The Games Coca-Cola Championship Reid Realishing Task Ahead at Coventry Leicester Undaunted by Dublin Off-Day Stoke Reap Benefit as Wolves Self-Destruct Holloway Sails Calmer Waters Coca Cola Championship Earliest Goal The Teams Spending Cup Money Would Be Wise Move Ashton Gate Full of Cheer for Rosenior Coca Cola League 1 The Teams Earliest Goal Boston Miss out on Gascoigne Magic Coca Cola League 2 Earliest Goal The Teams Sutton's Landmark Celtic gain early lead on Old Firm rivals while Inverness have tough opening Bank of Scotland Bell's Mediocrity Packs 'Em in Gabriele Marcotti on why the appeal of Germany's Bundesliga defies explanation The Statistics The Times Summer Daze Diary of a Football Writer The Times The Hairdryer Coffee Shock for Sven What He Said CVs Revealed What He Meant Delia's Dish of the Week The Daily Fix Bill Edgar's Guide to the Best on the Box this Week Fixtures Today Intel Inside
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