News from 30/08/2004
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Simon Barnes Chief Sports Writer, Gabriele Marcotti, Jon Ashworth, Susan Emmett Deputy Property Editor, Edward Owen, John Goodbody and Peter Nichols, John Armitt, Chief Executive, DJM, Neelam Verjee, Susan Hughey, Helen Nugent, Peter Cardwell and Sam Coates, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Peter Lansley, Richard Whitehead and Tom Dart, Paul Hoggart, David Rhys Jones, Geoffrey C. Lloyd, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent and Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, Ivo Tennant, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Christine Seib, David Chater, David Gatehouse, Robert Poole, Jonty Claypole, James Bone, Jeremy Kingston, Penny Wark, Nic Hopkins, James Ducker, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Stephen Grey, John Pepin, Gabrielle Starkey, Carl Mortished, Mike Robinson, Sam Marlowe, Roger Maynard, Kevin Eason, Alan Collins, David McVay, Sophie Kirkham and Thair Shaikh, Claire Turkey, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Gary Jacob, Will Arnold, Anne Longfield, Norman Harris, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Toby Moore, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, J. J. Beere, Michael B. Taylor, Chairman, Ray Wardleworth, Peter Nichols, Phil Gordon, Roland Watson, Keith Pike, Charles Bremner, Ron Lewis, Stefanie Marsh, Adam Sherwin and Dan Sabbagh, Dan Silver, Daniel McGrory, Lauren Goldstein Crowe, Oliver Kay, Gerard Baker, C. H. Maginniss, David Lister, Matthew, John Westerby, Rick Broadbent, David Lawrenson, Gabriella Gamini, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Malcolm James, C. S. Donald, Gabriel Rozenberg, John Williams, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Matt Dickinson, Peter Kimm, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Xan Rice, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Page, Peta Bee, Chris Campling, Helen Nugent, Richard Owen, Mick Hume, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Carolyn Asome, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Tony Cascarino, Tom Dart, Paul Simons, Roland White, Paul Mitchell, William Rees-Mogg, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Nick Szczepanik, Stuart Ross, Tony Halpin Educational Editor, Suzanne Schlosberg, Jane Shilling, Tim Hames, Catherine Philp South Asia Correspondent, George Caulkin, Harry Parry, Neil Fisher, Michael Austin, Walter Gammie, Sarah Ebner, Geoffrey Miller, Richard Beeston, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Ivor Catt, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, Jason Mellor, Michael Horsnell, Christopher Irvine, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Laura Peek, Katharine Tynan, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Richard Morrison, David Powell, David Skinner, Alyson Rudd, Bill Edgar, Randy Cohen, Allan Hall, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Peter Klinger, Grainne Gilmore, Michael Grosvenor,
ResumoThe Times Comedy rules as BBC turns back on reality TV Soul searching Cheats' charter Protest march The Times The Times Today Clampdown on rogue security guards Marathon protester had struck before Shed a tear for the end of this civilised Games Beaches Family Resorts Archbishop says he's failed to live up to expectations Union cash pours into Labour's coffers Clampdown on security guards A tear for the Games What's Important Skoda Auto Tories try to repair links with Bush Boxing's boy wonder ponders multimillion-pound question Everything she touches will turn to gold With retirement beckoning at 34, Kelly Holmes can look forward to a 'pension' worth millions, report Helen Nugent, Peter Cardwell and Sam Coates After the Gold Rush Sony Posh ladies who failed me must go, says Dyke Trials unlikely to be screened, says Falconer Cameras to be allowed into Court of Appeal Office World It's no joke: good comedy could be the saviour of the BBC Ally Pally gets a makeover Climbié doctors scrutinised Hann arrested Suspect released Boy, 4, hurt in fall River rescue Cash advice Diet pill trial Beckham baby Two men survive fatal aircraft crash Writing task Religious festival marred as stand collapses Volkswagen Teachers still in agony over Shakespeare tests Panasonic 'Consultant foot doctors' tread on orthopaedic surgeons' toes Paisley insists his father is not retiring Orphans 'were used in trials of vaccines' By a Times Reporter: Carnival glow keeps weather worries at bay Lib Dems urged to be sceptical over EU Nudge, nudge, need a bit of a fib? Say no more Chip and Pin Now sex cheats can buy an alibi for £800 a day Germany's lie factories are heading for Britain with tales to fool suspicious spouses, says Helen Nugent. They work well, reports Allan Hall in Berlin Prices soar because we all love to live beside the seaside The tide may have turned for the housing market as a whole but on the coast prices are still rising, reports Grainne Gilmore The Costa is less on the shores of the Mediterranean Anger swells over claims that flood relief river shifts damage Lawyers' fees rise to pay for their mistakes Curse of the flush flood How to Become a Conservator Suspect questioned on Amélie murder UN urged to ban the cloning of babies Lexus Library crisis as age writes off old book repairers Nationwide 'Mercenaries tortured in Zimbabwe prison' Suspected coup plotters were beaten for three weeks, Xan Rice reports. Photographs: Richard Pohle in Malabo Oil rush that brought fast cars and Dom Pérignon Money has changed the lives of only a few in this African backwater, writes David Lister in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea (Reuters): Defiant Mugabe vows 'no regime change' Cowboys chase riches in the new Wild West Victims of Violence Chirac pleads for release of French hostages British troops under heavy attack from Mahdi militia Private Protection Just AAsk Taleban blamed for fatal Afghan blasts Newspapers Support Recycling New terror attacks feared as Chechens go to polls Restless Republic Dogged by 10 Years of Violence Adopt me as grandad, lonely widower pleads Spain reviews terrorism protection (AP): India runs third test on missile (AP): Eight killed (AP): Refugees riot (AP): Survivors pray (AP): Detainees die (AP): Tombs vandalised (AP): Pop Idol winner (Reuters): Milosevic trial Israeli denial Bush will show his soft side to all but Kerry Right or wrong, Britney is not wanted at the party Convention Notebook nicorette Fickle fortune brings Republicans to hostile Gotham Moore leads start of week's protests Working-class lad versus royal fan The Times Mortgage Service Howard to face 'bovver boy' in Australian poll Sudan still hears echoes of Empire Street killings haunt Brazil The Composer, the Singer ... King's Theatre Edinburgh Theatre First Choice FilmFirst RPO/Gatti Albert Hall/Radio 3 Proms Keeping the field wide open Pop Reading Festival Richfield Avenue, Reading Orchestra de Paris/Eschenbach Albert Hall/Radio 3 Proms Faliraki Lyric Studio, W6 Theatre The car represents freedom and progress, so let's build more roads The bonding game is over for Tony's cronies Bush will be a lame duck not a warmonger if he wins Second-term Presidents usually have little choice but to be peacemakers Picture Gallery This late August holiday is a washout of an idea Picture Gallery A Tough Moderate How Bush intends to present himself this week The Sea, the Sea The British love to feel the sand between their toes Olympian Games Greece gave the world two magnificent weeks of sport Difficulties at BA Blade runners The Times Legality of Iraq war questioned Costly reality of compensation claims Young Kosovans in asylum system Rail engineering works Grape expectations General Mulcahy Shell shock Letters to the Editor that are intended for publication … Falling morale among solo GPs No picnic for drivers Wasps' tipple Weatherwise Dogs in Church The Weather The Times Crossword 22,756 Renault The Times Imperial pay row looms Briefing Santander to speed bid Warning on pension risks Lazard float may hit veto Hollinger inquiry findings Rentokil founder's plan Sanofi-Aventis drug result Shell's boost for staff How the Week Finished Inside this Section Commodities Price of NYSE seat tumbles as exchange's shine fades Nuclear firm could face £300m US clean-up bill BA chief pledges tough action over management failures Sahara Indians curry favour in the West Direct Line The Times Death of high street CD is overplayed, research claims What the Papers Say Man who banks on giving his best Powers in the Boardroom Jon Ashworth looks past the media reports at Matt Barrett's rise to the top post at Barclays The Power 100 The leader in ten questions Change on Week Age Concern risks loss of £3m Rain dampens profit forecast for Wetherspoon PlaneStation buffeted by freight carrier's exit Wedding extravaganza designed by Bollywood Sahara, the company for all the family Carl Mortished looks at the Indian TV station and airline firm whose founder treats its workers as kin Health cover, no questions asked Storm claims soar in wet August weather The Times India's big push into the global market The Register Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? Jim Renvoize Jim Renvoize, wartime fighter and air-sea rescue pilot, was born on March 15,1916. He died on August 6,2004, aged 88 Brian Hitch Diplomat, musician and connoisseur of modern pottery who maintained a special fondness for Japan Brian Hitch, CMG, CVO, diplomat, was born on June 2, 1932. He died on August 3, 2004, aged 72 Peter Woodthorpe Actor whose roles included Estragon in Waiting For Godot and Del and Rodney's father in Only Fools and Horses Peter Woodthorpe, actor, was born on September 25,1931. He died on August 13,2004, aged 72 Personal Column Sam Edwards Character actor who appeared in countless light entertainment shows, voiced Thumper the rabbit and sang about Tiggers Sam Edwards, actor, was born on May 26, 1915. He died on July 28, 2004, aged 89 Lives in Brief Pension rights Compensation culture Sleeping with the Enemy Were P. G. Wodehouse's infamous wartime broadcasts from Berlin the act of a traitor-or simply naive? Nature Notes Mob rule rules: the law now panders to primitive emotion Popular Justice Are politicians, judges and the media pandering too much to 'primitive emotion'? Impossible position Italians Charge Captain of Greek Ferry Prize Quiz Kneejerk reactions What people think News Quiz debate@thetimes. co. uk Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers I blame Denning Royal approval The greatest justice What's your view? Word Watching Robert Peary had set out to be the first at the North … Questions Answered Church News Word Watching Answers Squidger Briefing Latest Wills Top tips for finding best way through the bid-writing maze Notebook Charities Teenagers need more than bus shelters Court Circular Deaths Where to look for funding Births To place death notices, acknowledgements The means to build a new life Thanksgiving Services The Times Sport Goodwood double puts Hughes back among winners Racing Leaders in the Flat Championships In Sport Today No award for brokers' fees Law Report Finding cause of wages deduction Employment Appeal Tribunal Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Goodwood Beverley Council conflict over ASBO Contract was not illegal Court of Appeal Yarmouth Times Online Chepstow Huntingdon Cartmel Epsom The Wright Track Warwick Ripon Newcastle Goodwood Results from Saturday's Six Meetings Beverley Newmarket Cartmel Redcar Windsor Surrey condemned to drop Totesport League First Division Butler fireworks spoil Glamorgan celebration totesport League First division Glamorgan v Kent The Weekend's Scoreboards Northamptonshire v Surrey How They Stand Second division Derbyshire v Yorkshire Vaughan sets Yorkshire on right path Second Division Plunkett plunders improbable victory Durham v Sussex Lewis continues to prove his value to Gloucestershire Cricket Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy Final Full Scoreboard from Lord's Leicestershire v Somerset How They Stand Rainstorm fails to take shine off Millfield duo Videocon Cup Final Australia v Pakistan Fourth one-day international Sri Lanka v South Africa Wilkinson savours his return Smart dominates Narrow defeat Boocock title Shepherd slated Hewitt on roll Dawson damper Marshall returns Baseball Bowls Cricket Multiple Display Advertising Items Cycling Time-trials Track races Road races Golf The Results Service Australian Rules Motorcycling Rugby league Tetley's Super League Saturday Today's Fixtures Football Rugby union Second division Third division Shooting Speedway Squash Tennis Cricket Rugby league Other sport Record-Breaker Sky Sports Räikkönen takes gloss off party for Schumacher Motor Racing Belgian Grand Prix Times Online How They Finished at SPA Big names missing as Devon complete hat-trick Bowls Poulter fights back as Ryder Cup three secure places Federer sees chance to send clear message to heart of America Tennis Improved Wakefield surge past Broncos Rugby League How They Stand No surprises as Langer looks for leadership Golf Misplaced confidence rebounds on Salford Times Test Ryder Cup Teams Times Online sky Kelly Holmes Highs and Lows Lewis-Francis faces future with golden glow Confidence vote spurs Holmes into history books Results from Athens Final Medals Table Good old Kelly eventually fit to burst Simon Barnes on the extraordinary triumph of an ordinary girl who refused to play bridesmaid for ever Epic encounter captivates as El Guerrouj wins his own double Other Great Olympic Doubles Times Online How Great Britain's Medals Stacked up team GB Lottery money puts Britain back in race Khan forced to bow to the guile of a master Testing times ahead in ring China builds foundations for world domination Wynne rues slip as canoeists look to Beijing The armchair marathon: how the BBC let us all down in the long run Annus is stripped of gold medal Killeen surge Adieu Backley Lacklustre finish Britons miss out Stevenson fails The Times Sport Local hero Khan to treat fame with kid gloves after epic defeat Powerade Olympics inside Tomorrow Marathon marred by invader's attack on race leader Index Celibate in the City T2 The Week Ahead Verbatim The Linguistic Remains of the Day Dumb? No, Just Linguistically Subtle Every Time we Turn a Blind Eye to Incomprehensible Teenagers, we are Shoving Them on to the Lowest Rung of the Social Ladder Spectre Haunting Russia Required Reading My Sex Crisis: Will It Reach a Climax? In the Course of Enduring 1,358 Days without Sex Suzanne Schlosberg Began to Wonder if her Appearance Might Be the Problem. In an Extract from her Book She Describes how She Posted a Photo on the Internet to Gauge Reaction-And how a Man She Met on a Dating Webside Ended her Celibate Streak How I Found my Lover at Last: We Just Clicked The Ethicist The Times Heartbreak of Hearing Dad's Voice Interview Finty Williams Tells Penny Wark about the Loss of her Father and Life with her Mother, Dame Judi Dench Bring Me Sunshine Health A Respected American Academic Has Challenged the Common Wisdom that Links Sunlight and the Alarming Spread of Skin Cancer, to the Concern of Many British Experts. Peta Bee Reports The Times Doctor's Orders Give Me a Break Parents The Summer Holidays are Almost over, but Some Parents May now Be Asking if Taking Granny was Such a Good Idea. Sarah Ebner Reports Parent Forum I Have a 6-Year-Old who from a Baby Has Sucked his Thumb. How Can I Stop Him? Send us your Problems The Way we Live now Sometimes only Mustard Cuts the Mustard, Says Jill Dupleix Times Online Sparkling Ring of Confidence Fashion The Designer Solange Azagury-Partridge May Have Lost her Job at Boucheron, the Celebrated Jewellers, but She Still Continues to Make her Mark. Lauren Goldstein, Crowe Reports Baubles, Bangles and Bling: The Two Sides of Solange Mrs Dippy Mind the Image Gap Home. Forum How to Shimmy between Seasons Crib Notes: Indian Summer All Dressed up with Somewhere to Go Arts Interview Richard Eyre's New Film is a Cross-Dressing Romp Set in the 17th Century and He's about to Take Flight with Mary Poppins. Benedict Nightingale Finds a Director at East with both Stage and Screen The Film Raises Modern Issues of Identify and Sexuality This is a Period Piece with a Gender-Bender Agenda The Call of the Frock is as Strong as Ever for Male Actors. But why, Wonders Jonty Claypole Entertainments Week Ahead Arts Museum Treasures A Literary Cocktail Theatre Christie, Mountbatten and Coward—wouldn't It Be Fun to Eavesdrop, Says Jeremy Kingston A Christie Story with Hopefully, Some of the Wit of Coward Bank Holiday Jumbo Crossword 540 T2 Clues Times Online Cryptic Clues The Times Games Bridge Chess Winning Move Television and Radio Cable, Digital and Satellite Choice Radio Newspapers Support Recycling Choice Films Index TV Review Storyville's the Fight was a Reminder of How-Unlike this Year's Olympics-Sport was once Loaded with Political Meaning, Says Paul Hoggart BBC One Variations Viewing Guide Television and Radio Index T2 Crossword No 3370 The Times Acorn Starlifts The Game Road to Roon The Game Says Whistle Blower 4. Renowned Miser Kevin Keegan Whistle The Rise and Fall of a Hero in Blue Wayne Rooney is likely to complete a £25m move to Old Trafford tomorrow. He will leave a seething city behind, Oliver Kay reports How to Leave and Be Loved Today's Match Caught in the Meddle Tony Cascarino on how the interference of chairman can undermine managers Owen Soon White Hot Matt Dickinson sees the England striker make an immediate impact on Real debut The Book Heskey is Forced to Bow to New Order talk Sport England Throwaway Line Suits Serious Nick Szczepanik on the Millwall midfield player's eye-catching ability to hurl the ball into the penalty area from the halfway line Win Tickets Past Masters Hudson Still Swaggering Gary Jacob on the former Chelsea player who has kept his flamboyant 1970s style Coaching Panel Beattie Provokes Powerful Response Henry The Guide Barclays Premiership Crown Jewels Shine for City Fine Tradition under Threat Moyes Taking the Long View Dowie Demands Better Blood Robson Knows Knives are out Defoe Keeps up Tottenham Run Bolton Build on Ideas above their Station Barclays Littlewoods Football Pools Tonight Grim, Gritty and Boring Recruitment Drive Fails to Disguise Flaws Webber Class Undoes Argyle Millwall Stay Focused as UEFA Cup Thoughts are Banned Nottingham Forest Brighton & Hove Alb Rotherham United Cardiff City Sunderland Derby County West Ham United Coca Cola Championship Colchester Dream Lives on for now The Games Coca-Cola League One Brentford Times Online Huddersfield Town Barnsley Bournemouth Oldham Athletic Swindon town Blackpool Bradford City Port Vale Torquay United Coca Cola League Horton Happy to Be at Top End of Table Kidderminster Harr Football Lincoln City Cambridge United Chester City Northampton town Rochdale Cheltenham Town Grimsby Town Oxford United Yeovil Town Coca Cola League2 Thompson Keeps Celtic Riding High The Games Bank of Scotland Premier League Kilmarnock Dundee United Hibernian Aberdeen Motherwell Bank of Scotland Bell's Hereford's Fine Run Ends The Games Non-League Football Hamworthy Benefit from Gallic Swagger Mark Venables Walter Gammie Refreshing Tevez Set to Earn Top Billing The Prodigy Gabriele Marcotti on the 20-year-old who lead Argentina to the Olympic title and has been compared to Maradona The Continent Testing the Things They Try to Sell You The Times The Fantasy Game Reyes Tops Selection List in Value-For-Money Quest The Leader Board The Super Leagues Enter the £100,000 Football Challenge at www.timesonline.co.uk/fantasy football Championship manager 5 Still Time to Enter Admission of Gravity The Hairdryer What He Said What He Meant Delia's Dish of the Week On what They're Eating in Norwich The Daily Fix Bill Edgar's Guide to the Best on the Box this Week Fixtures Today Clarks
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