News from 01/03/2005
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Andrew Robson, William Gedney, Robert Cole, Graham Hesp, DJM, Mary Howarth, Paul Andrews, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Jonathan Pickworth and Deborah Williams, Peter Lansley, Linda Tsang, David Rhys Jones, James Ducker and Nick Szczepanik, Nick Hawton, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Camilla Cavendish, David Chater, James Ducker, Padraic Murphy, Elizabeth Judge, Richard Irving, Patrick Kidd, Wendy Ide, Roger Maynard, Ed Nally, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Andrew Norfolk, David Sharrock, Sean O'Neill and Stewart Tendler, John Pearce, David McVay, Milk Rosewell, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jack Malvern, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Steve Bird, Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, Rory Watson, Gary Jacob, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Rosemary Bennett, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Jane Clarke, Fiona Caldicott Principal, Joy Wolfe, Libby Purves, Phoebe Greenwood, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Pat Andrews, Nicholas Blanford, Alan Hamilton, Tim Villiers, Andrew Cooper, M. J. C. Brown, Gary Duncan and Greg Hurst, Anatole Kaletsky, Scott Murdoch, Karol Pisula, Richard Lloyd Parry, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Rick Broadbent and Matt Dickinson, Stefanie Marsh, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Mark Hellowell, Martin Shaw, David Thomas, Julia Jervis, Edward Fennell, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Norman Giller, John Featherstone, Oliver Kay, David Meredith, Vic Leer, John Westerby, Lisa Armstrong, Patrick Hosking Investment Editor, Gary Slapper, Ann Treneman, Ruth Gibson, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Thomas Ogilvie, Anthony Hudson, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Martin Samuel, Raymond Keene, Bruce Houlder, QC Chairman of the Public Affairs Committee, Adam Sage, Matthew Pryor, Matt Dickinson, Colin Smith, Daniel McGrory and Stewart Tendler, Robin Butler Master, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, Helen Nugent, Venture Philanthropy, Emily Davies, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Graham Perry, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Paul Simons, Adam Fresco, Michael Beloff President, Fraser Campbell, Alan Lee Racing Journalist of the Year, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Joanna Pitman, James Doran, Philip Webster Political Editor, Sian Morgan, Ian Johns, Stephen Richards, Roger Harrison (Crown Court recorder), Russell Jenkins, Peter Riddell, Kevin Brown, Ben Webster, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, J. Jeremy Wakeling, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Lisa Verrico, David Wurtzel, Sarah Butler, Benedict Nightingale, Patrick Spottiswoode, Lynda Korimboccus (Campaigns manager), Stephen Cragg, John Chambers, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Richard Morrison, Frances Gibb, Abigail Rayner, Michael Evans, Randy Cohen, Peter Haldane, Alexandra Blair Education Correspondent, Terence W. Wiseman, Anthony Howard, Jenny Davey, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Patience Wheatcroft, Rupert Millar, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoThe Times Majority of 14 in anti-terror vote Lebanon PM quits Public Agenda Jackson in court Baghdad carnage Law Awards Index The shoe bomber from a Gloucester grammar Libby Purves Su Doku Too late to protect general election from voting fraud In the Times Today Staff given just 11 minutes to check visa applications Poll rigger faces jail Driving ban for Dench daughter Shadow for sport Vet X-rayed staff Death inquiry More snowstorms Business Picture Gallery 'Milk and cookies' at Neverland Jackson trial opens with allegations of drink and internet porn, Chris Ayres reports from Santa Maria Fears grow for rail services as axe hangs over local stations Government wants to speed up long distance train travel at cost of branch lines, Ben Webster writes Gang culture plagues one in five schools Comment Warning over A-level slump in languages Drug alert Quality meat logo Sex too animated And the real winner from Oscars is . . . the taxman T2 Obviously, the Best Place to Enjoy World Cuisine is … How a bird that's nuts for nuts put the pig in pigeon 'Second thoughts' stopped a mid-air terrorist spectacular 'Several hundred' plotting terror acts, warns Blair Possible Targets Police success leaves Muslim leaders in shock The big debate was over what to debate Parliamentary Sketch You Really Should Stop Building Castles in the Air … The 62 Labour Rebels Labour majority cut to 14 despite climbdown on anti-terror laws Surprisingly, the Most Comfortable Place on Earth is … Police think brother-in-law dumped Earl's body Hunter Syndrome Law Father toasted 'mercy killing' of son The World's New First & Business Class malaysia Pinter on pause People Pistols disarmed Ps Changing mounts at family newspaper Top-drawer cast turns out heartfelt homage to acting Firstnight Theatre The Dresser Duke of York's Theatre, WC2 Firstnight malaysia Oxford governance Forces pay and performance Reaction to official apologies for abuse of Iraqi prisoners Middle East conference in London Vegetarians' health Abandon hope? Summer's late again Fixed Easter dates Excess of reforms hindering justice A question of status Success at last The Times Bloody Logic Extremists reveal their contempt for Iraqis and for life Style Bible Paris Fashion Week leaves the trailer trash behind It's absolutely criminal the way that the press ignored the Oscars La Notebook Out of Order and Control The Government has treated Parliament and Britain with contempt It may be too late to save them now, but the agenda is going the Tory way Education and transport worry us less—but immigration and asylum matter more A law fit only for the scrapheap The Bill on religious hate will create free-for-all persecution on a medieval scale The Times Join the Debate Step forward, Mr Brown One man stands at the heart of every Labour success—yet we can't vote for him There is a huge irony here—if Labour wins the election, it will be no credit to Mr Blair It's the way we tell them Thunderer How a cool Prince gave power to the people EU offers Mediterranean boats to disaster fishermen Shipping News Tsunami removes veil of sand from lost Indian city malaysia Verger's mystery fall from tower Clergy unable to explain why gentle poetry lover would plunge to his death from 100ft tower, writes Ruth Gledhill Ex-boyfriend admits quadruple killings Court told of mother's brave sacrifice to save her daughter Hot-tub double killer gets life Train driver hurt Vole libido loss Fairtrade growth 'Saint' plate sale Nature malaysia Blair tries to calm fears on maternity leave reform Labour isn't wobbling, but its nerves are jangling Political Briefing We can cut tax and spend more, say Lib Dems Today in Parliament By a Correspondent: Soviet A-Z to spying in London On the Record MI5 cast author of Swallows and Amazons as traitor and subversive Newly released security files reveal a spies' guide to London, the hunt for Fleet Street agitators and plans for internment camps, writes Michael Evans Racecourse prison camps Printers plot in Fleet Street Singer bugged African sedition Flight of fancy malaysia Wembley alert on £20m blackmail threat The five sisters taking on IRA Old-fashioned avant-garde makes and entrance in Paris malaysia Times World News Car bomb aimed at Iraq police recruits kills 125 Court clears way for trial of top Saddam henchmen Tribe prepares to challenge Braveheart over £8m island Malaysia Airlines malaysia Mustangs face slaughter in wild West Activists vow to restore hunt ban on wild horses, writes Tim Reid in Washington Bosnian and Serb officers surrender to war crimes tribunal Pope may miss Easter services (AFP): Kremlin clearout (AP): Crash kills Briton (AP): Romanian snow (AP): Minister fined Business Chirac begins hard sell on EU constitution The Conflict Danes name date for their referendum malaysia airlines Beirut joy as protests force pro-Syrian leader into resignation If you play it both ways, you must sometimes lose Foreign Editor's Briefing US considers nuclear U-turn towards Iran Britain tells Damascus to cut links with terror (AFP): Farmers dig in (AFP): Budget for poor (AP): Hypnotist is jailed (AFP): Sole of discretion Tennis Teenage car deaths spark riots Fossett takes off in bid to fly non-stop round the world (AP): Militia attack draws UN fire Times Business M&S boss stays Tuesday March 1 2005 Body Shop sale Ferry deal sinks Stock Markets Currencies Commodities FTSE 100 Dow Jones Banks face deadline on slow clearing Bosses earn up to 478 times their employees US buyout fund to spend $1bn on commercial property in UK The Golden Directors Former WorldCom chief takes the stand to plead his … Stealth is now Treasury norm France has had seven finance ministers since Gordon … Pearson posts Direct Line Quick to cash in, but slow to catch up Business Editor's Commentary Need to Know Results in Brief FTSE 100 Eurofirst 80 Hang Seng Nikkei Data Day The Bank of England/times Look Ahead Parmalat ruling Stop Press Tax indictment Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Exchange Rates Data Smaller Stock to Watch Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day The Times Business Big Shot BT Perks of Job Black said directors could halt Hollinger sale 'at their peril' S&N enters the bidding war for £4.2bn Colombian brewer Pearson's chief wants structure left intact Penguin 'a drag on group's earnings' Persimmon rebuffs pessimists 87% of business enquiries answered without being passed … Property company doubles pre-tax profits Wembley closer to winding down as GRA sold Back in crisis mode as shares nosedive Financing blow to Phytopharm vodafone Blow to MS research as Elan pulls drug HSBC's US loan chief to quit with payoff of $4.5m Diageo unlikely to replace Goldman if dropped Vital statistics City Diary The Global Picture Mirror reflection City Diary Call to arms City Diary Deutsche Börse goes to court over rebels Howard praises profit-making in bid to woo City HSBC £3bn 'found by the road' lifts Brown Airbus 'must do more in US and Asia' abbey Air refuelling deal secures 7,500 jobs Sainsbury lawyer cuts stake Cemex 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 Varilux British Funds The Times It's not the economy any more, stupid! Economic View Centrica bounces back amid talk of a reunion with BG Stock Markets Larger Capitalisation Shares Wall Street Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Eurotop 100 Persimmon builds to an impressive record profit Tempus The Day's Biggest Movers Gilts Countrywide defies the short-sellers Smaller Capitalisation Shares Business Equity Prices Cityindex Times Register Justin Howes Expert on letter forms, preserver of original typefaces and curator of the Type Museum in London Justin Howes, typographer and historian, was born on April 4, 1963. He died of a heart attack on February 21, 2005, aged 41 Lives Remembered Peter Heine South African fast bowler who brought England's batsmen down to earth Out of Tune Debate the issues of the day as they happen Is music an essential school subject or a luxury we are learning to live without? Start early A group endeavour We're upbeat The light approach Blowing no good Silence prevails Take us seriously Where to begin Max Faulkner The 1951 Open champion who helped to clinch a historic Ryder Cup win Max Faulkner, OBE, golfer, was born on July 29, 1916. He died on February 26, 2005, aged 88 Court Circular Forthcoming Marriages Premium Bonds Luncheon Dinners Ball Colloquium Births Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Lecture Birthdays Acknowledgements In Memoriam-Private Chess Winning Move Questions Answered Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bridge Time to invest in a pair of hazel rods Weather Eye Nature Notes On this Day Winning Move Five-Day Forecast Hours of darkness Today: A Cold and Cloudy Day with Rain, Sleet or Show. Temperatures: Max 7C. Min-4c Timesonline Don't guess. Weathercall Multiple Classified Advertising Items Issue not addressed Court of Appeal Risk of persecution of failed asylum-seekers Queen's Bench Division Index Lee counts on positive outcome to injury time Racing Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Cheltenham Racecourse Times Test Catterick The Times Sports Book Lingfield Park Leicester Todt driven in ruthless pursuit of success Motor Racing India and Pakistan seeking to break down more barriers Cricket Peyron record attempt slowed by whale Sailing hp Persistent Arthurs made king for a day Tennis Holmes hamstrung by injury for Madrid event Athletics Sport's Golden Oldies Woosnam and Faldo wait for leadership decision Golf Motor Racing Boat Race Crews The Results Service Today's Fixtures Bourne-Taylor aims to exit with honour John Goodbody talks to the outgoing Oxford President Olympians dominate in cosmopolitan line-ups Kenya drop Chepkemei Max Faulkner Firebrands qualify Allan Rae Doubles delight Williams injured Troubled Robinson held back by nation's restrictive practices Wilkinson 'unlikely' to play in Six Nations Australia relishing Poms' decline Timesonline Ireland's ascent tempered by concern for Horgan Bessell inspires Yeovil to unqualified success Bowls intel inside Diskin the focus of neighbourly feud Rugby League Mourinho has no need to make an enemy of the fourth estate Liverpool find hope after Gerrard's day of despair Terry leads from the back in a real vote-winning performance Timesonline Local rivals ready to renew hostilities Highbury's Missing Links Links The Premiership Today Warnock eager to extend Arsenal's season of woe A Cup Fowler adds to anguish as Norwich implode Sharp Shooters Peugeot How They Stand Chastened Prutton left in sorry state by shove affair The Times Crossword 22,912 Beattie is shaken by unprovoked assault in city centre Teenager tells court of alleged altercation with Keane Index Mourinho left to brood as FA considers new charge The Times Picture Gallery The Times The Church should be about doctrine, not majority votes A church is not, or at least it should not be, the equivalent of a political party Quotes of the Day T2 Send your comments to Debt to Crossman Melancholy raconteur Strong arm of the law Image of the Day The Ethicist Who looked like a million dollars…and who didn't Despite a lock of staggering vulgarity at this year's Oscars ceremony there were still disasters on the sartorial front, says Fashion Editor Lisa Armstrong Anjilica Huston - normally so stylish - took a cue from Morticia Addams Hollywood does serious and looks ludicrous, it does tasteful and still looks slightly trashy Chic V Freak Picture Gallery Just what does Scorsese have to do to get a gong? Jamie Foxx and Clint Eastwood were worthy Oscar winners, says Wendy Ide, but some of the names who missed out on awards were even more deserving Perhaps next year a system of trapdoors could clear the stage of the losers The Winners What They Said The Times What our Man inside the Oscars Saw Someone said 'I told you' when Martin Scorsese was again sadly passed over UBS Who's the diet expert? Good nutritional advice is important for all of us. But not every nutritionist has the hard-earned qualifications that they need, says Jane Clarke Send Jane your Queries On Saturday in Flat Heads NB Mobile Medicine Married Bliss? Never Too Young Bowel Screening Doctor's Orders I've found the key Brain-Teaser It looks so easy, putting the numbers in the right place, but after three months' painstaking Su Doku research Richard Morrison has some tips for keeping your sanity Delicious way to hit the high five Dish home. forum@thetimes. co. uk Grilled Vegetables with Hoummos Timesonline Solve Puzzles, Win Prizes When I'm going for a laugh, then there's ice in my … Does Rob Brydon have enough posion in his veins to play Ken Tynan, the brilliant, bitchy theatre critic? Perhaps not, that's no had thing, he insist You can see it has been a stretch for him to capture the sheen to Kenneth Tynan London Palladium Book Online now Arts The shoots of regeneration Visual Art Phoebe Greenwood sees moving evidence of African swords turned into ploughshares Worthy Bede lacks punch Theatre Adam Bede Orange Tree, Richmond Concert Alban Berg Quartet Queen Elizabeth Hall The Times Pop Biffy Clyro Astoria WC2 Concert Hallé/Elder Bridgewater Hall, Manchester Opera & Ballet Maryinsky win by a clear Nose; the Hallé show their true class Concert Maryinsky Theatre/ Gergiev Barbican Radio The Times TV & Radio Radio Choice The Times David Chater's Choice Choice Answers from Back Page Main Channels Entertainment Hallmark Sky 190, Cable FTN Sky 199, Freeview 20, Cable Sci-Fi Sky 130, Cable UKTV Gold Sky 109, Cable Factual Sport Prime Time Film Guide Multichannel Kids Television Terrestrial Variations Film Choice US Marshals (1998) ITV1, 11pm The Boys From Brazil (1978) Channel 4,12.10am A torturous night's viewing Viewing Guide We do bias better T2 Quiz T2 Crossword No 3526 Polygon Win Puzzle Book and Champagne Word Watching Su Doku action medical research The Times Headline of the Week 'Do not use officers as blue canaries' Your Weekly Briefing Inside Contact US The Top Stories Irritant of the Week Other Views It's quite simple: we're in it only for the money On the Road Medical Hands Home Front Public Opinion Dozens of NHS bodies are playing large service charges for their PFI hospitals Seen in Hansard Council disputes CPA findings The Issue Explained Go public and take a holiday Hung up on many masters Course Watch Jargondecoder Blamestroming We need a kick in the ballots Peter Wardle, the head of the Electoral commission, tells Patrick Kidd why, despite the fact that young people are passionate about political issues, so few bother to vote Media Monitor The Leader Line on In the Professional Press New Medical Research NHS push for slogan donors Other Stories we Liked Meats dressed up to cure New row over old ritual New welfare plan linked to Gershon efficiencies Health Check Prison is the cheap option I'm sorry, Nelson who? Hero… Charities Charities eye up an earner Censure Watch Legislation Update Public sector workers must consider the human rights of those they deal with Foreign Ways Drug tests lead to wider abuse Bitter Revenge A god of their own making The 60-Second Management Book Heads reflect on tables White Paper fails to light the experts' enthusiasm Grudge Alert Learn to love thy neighbour 'Create an urban legend' Prize Caption Competition Is brown the new blue? Snap of the Week Web Watch Watch Training Pages Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items TES Multiple Classified Advertising Items Over to you… Risk must be put into perspective What Worked for Me agenda@thetimes. co. uk Diary Dates Days Inside Law Multiple Display Advertising Items Radical in a roll-neck sweater has judicial mission to reform Lord Phillips of Worth Matraves believes a unifield civil court will increases flexibility and efficiency. Interview: Frances Gibb Lawyer of the week Times Online The Times Law Section The Hunting Act is enforceable - so let the police get on with it Hudson News A one-stop shop can provide value for all Tesco law: the shape of things to come? Will Clementi be good for consumers but bad for lawyers? The winning essay in the student competition, sponsored by The Times and One Essex Court, by Fraser Campbell It's no joke, being a lawyer Extradition peril: who's next? The global regulatory environment offers harsh conditions for senior executives, write Jonathan Pickworth and Deborah Williams law week What the legal journals are reporting this week The Alleged Conspiracy A door to remember Who's that boy? Graphic decline Sorry is the trendiest word Help for the Bar's hard-up reader's queries Your shout The College of Law on human rights and consenting to medical treatment, he role of the executor in the disposal of property and the risk of presipice bonds Intermediaries' court of role Law Society dishes out a load of rhubarb lawdiary@thetimes. co. uk tradingplaces@thetimes. co. uk Queen's Counsel Multiple Display Advertising Items
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