News from 17/03/2005
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Mike Warburton, Claire Davis, Carol Lewis, Iain Blair, DJM, Andrew Pierce, Peredur G. C. Davies, Neelam Verjee, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Gary Duncan, Alexandra Blair, Peter Lansley, Christopher Wood, Mark Souster, Elizabeth Vallance, David Rose, Phil Hoad, Shirley English and Magnus Linklater, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Eric Jenkins, Camilla Cavendish, Christine Seib, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, James Bone, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Richard Irving, Gabrielle Starkey, Sam Marlowe, Wendy Ide, Kevin Eason, Jessica Blair, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, Anne Owers, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Michael and Roberta Blair, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Keith Porteous Wood, Anthony Browne, Tom Bawden, Steve Bird, Dominic Walsh, Valerie Elliott and Nigel Hawkes, Shirley English, Rory Watson, Gary Jacob, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Lynn Sawyer, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Mary Teale, Anthony Browne Brussels Correspondent, David Ecclestone, Jenny MacArthur, Anatole Kaletsky, Robin Bell, Sir Richard Branson, Roland Watson, Richard Thornton, David Hands, Richard Johnson, Ron Lewis, Ruth Giedhill Religion Correspondent, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Greg Hurst, John Guillebaud, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Hugo Rifkind, Paula Hawkins, Nick Raynsford, Oliver Kay, Norman Giller, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Mark Atherton, Neil Harman, Gisela Stuart, Rick Broadbent, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Ann Treneman, Alan Lee Racing Journalist, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Bernard Baboulène, Karen Bayne, Gabriel Rozenberg, Margaret Blair, Raymond Keene, Bill Edgar and Gary Jacob, Jeffrey Sachs, Andrew Nash, Lewis Smith, Angus MacLeod and Rory Watson, Matthew Pryor, Christine Buckley, Suzi Godson, Joe Bolger and Sam Coates, Kaveh Solhekol, Beryl Dixon, Frank Upton, Caroline Merrell, David Hart general secretary, Chris Campling, Andrew Blair, Patrick Hosking, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Mike and Sue Blair, Emily Davies, Oliver August, Peter Dixon, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Paul Cook, Richard Ford and Jill Sherman, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Michelle Henery, Alan Lee Racing Journalist of the Year, Nick Szczepanik, Nell Harman Tennis Correspondent, Richard Blair, Anne Ashworth, Mary Ann Sieghart, Philip Webster Political Editor, Michele Kirsch, Alex O'Connell, Craig Lord, Des Dearlove, Charles Bremner and Marie Tourres, Tom Baldwin and Rosemary Bennett, Keiran Proffer, Frank Greaney, George Caulkin, Dileep Premachandran, John Shaw, Neil Fisher, Mervyn Kohler, Peter Riddell, J. Hopcraft, Ali Akbar Dareinl, Richard Beeston, Tony Dawe, Carly Chynoweth, David Sinclair, Mark Henderson, Catherine Philp, Tony Longson, Michael Horsnell, Martin Waller, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, John Plummer, Benedict Nightingale, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Bill Blair, Stephen Dalton, Bill Edgar, Tony Halpin, Alice Miles, James Christopher, Abigail Rayner, Will Wyatt, R. Fownes, Michael Evans Defence Editor and Richard Owen, Jenny Davey, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Peter Townley, Peter Klinger, Elspeth Gibson, Patience Wheatcroft, Tom Bower, Joe Bolger, Elizabeth Judge Telecoms Correspondent, Paula Blair,
ResumoThe Times Delay in evicting illegal travellers Curate fails Bank chief named Career Sikhs cleared High Flyer Screen Best for Film Index Brown courts grey vote in his memorial Budget Main Points Tories pledge to 'see and raise' as Labour rivals seek to unite In the Times Today The Times Budget 2005 Best of Times Screen gem or video nasty? Old Speckled Hen Sony tells gadget fans to wait for its super-console Gypsy evictions are frozen as Lords mull whose law prevails Entwistle's love found dead in Memphis home Travelling People Council orders mast's removal SBS chief killed Prize for Pullman Jab payments This is a slip-up Memorial service Silver and Fire Tired child actors put show previews on hold Gant Weather Eye O my luve's like a summit of the G8 that's newly sprung in Auchterarder A poet has been given a £30,000 grant to wax lyrical about the leading industrialised nations, reports Shirley English X factor that explains the difference between men and women A double dose of the X chromosome defines females and could help to treat diseases, Mark Henderson reports US experts dismiss campaign to cut salt intake Thai policeman changed story Car thefts swoop Tattoo death Alzheimer's plea Eubank boxed in T2 Union withdraws from workforce plan Toucan Free bikes and computers for students Half of British entrants to university are to be given incentives to continue their studies, reports Alexandra Blair Blair shrugs off Italy's plans for a phased withdrawal from Iraq Lloyds TSB Join the AA Billions in aid at risk of lining pockets of corrupt Worst for Corruption Fault-lines primed for new tsunami The Boxing Day earthquake has increased the likelihood of more devastation in the region, reports Mark Henderson Double Discount Sale! Time to prove that the first time was no fluke BT Comment Gervais returns with extra stars The highlight of BBC Two's plans for spring and summer is a new series for The Office's leading man, writes Dan Sabbagh BMW Home Office By a Correspondent: Illegal immigrants jailed for selling girl as a sex slave Curate loses legal challenge over cleft-palate abortion The Government Inspector Five Failures Axe victim was gay and knew his killer Nationwide Clarke acts over crisis-hit force Reed takes a walk on the respectable side Lloyds TSB Business Notable absentee Fiction prize Picture Gallery Beyoncé's performance of Voic Sur Ton Chemin, from The Chorus, at the Oscars did not go down Adobe Continuing Enquiries What does the public think of us, 118? We're far too confusing, 118 WHSmith Five held over theft of body from grave churchill Melinda and Melinda The Ice Queen Drowned widow, 94, could not face return to hospital Dixons Blair's city academies are bottom of the class churchill London 2012 Frozen sea gives hope of finding life on Mars Postal voting 'abuse' Abortion, politics and Catholics Regulation and funding of the BBC Council tax Votes for prisoners How the West can best help Africa Dealing with the IRA Stranger than fiction EU ban on arms sales to China Beer, glorious beer Picture Gallery Italian Reverse The implications of Berlusconi's announcement of withdrawal from Iraq Poet G-Laureight A humble verse to celebrate the meeting of world leaders at Gleneagles Artistic brilliance as sharp as a bull's horn or a thorn in the foot Present and Future A political Budget for today, some taxing challenges for tomorrow A twisted notion of fathers Bright idea, dumb reaction Are men better than women at maths and science? Harvard's feminists don't even want to discuss it thetimes The Times If you hold all the aces, you win Brown provided a masterful performance but one big question hovers over him The pretender to the throne prepares to be bloody, bold and resolute During the battle for power against Blair his recent just for the spotlight will rebound Austin Reed PC World The Computer Superstore Parachutist's death tied to debts and exam fears Bidders set to pay £25m for masterpiece of abstraction Prudential Sparkling Canaletto provides highlight Nature's Best Post Office Budget 2005 Cannibal's social worker named US politicians welcome 'brave souls' of the McCartney family Blair denies 'pampering' republicans Son cleared of killing mother 'Cap man' arrest Barrister jailed Cancer dye alert National dispute Nature WINEClub Brussels sues Britain over contract to build Holyrood Su Doku bulldog Reform to keep laws up to date Today in Parliament Birds Eye Scornful, powerless and angry, as sin, this Hedda is superb First Night Theatre Arts in T2 mfi Times World News Bush selects Iraq war architect to be new head of World Bank Paul Wolfowitz World Views of Wolfowitz Croatia's EU talks halted in row over 'war criminal' Prudential Cash to promote constitution Stairglide Muti's departure leaves La Scala in chaos Samsung boss who wants to ski alone hires his own slope Angry crowds will be ruled off piste while the executive has private lessons, report Charles Bremner and Marie Tourres Homechoice Big Spenders Take a Break Killer of 16 boys is flogged and hanged Free this Sunday Death Sentence 26 died in US custody The Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Trust & Jpmorgan parents centre Iraq assembly meets but minds do not Bush wins vote to begin Alaskan oil drilling Jaguar Villeroy & Boch Factory Shop (AP): Test of peace Woman confesses (AP): Soldier jailed (AP): Plastic promise T2 By Our Foreign Staff: TV actor is cleared of murdering his wife Multiple Display Advertising Items Harvard chief 'must resign' US plans for plague, flu and nuclear bomb attack Heathrow express Distraught relatives call for public inquiry Lone judge frees two Sikhs accused of Air India bomb Verdict marks the collapse of a 20-year inquiry into crash, writes James Bone (Reuters): Russian air crash kills 29 (AFP): Bus attack (AFP): Internet swoop (AFP): Afgham landmines (AFP): Coup plot row (Reuters): Reefs unharmed (AP): Pop revolution Times Business FTSE hit on three fronts Stock Markets Currencies Commodities FTSE 100 Dow Jones GM faces junk-bond status after profit alert Phoenix fraud 'up to €800m' EU aims to slay 'bureaucrati monster' BT reviews retirent age Old and new Europe at odds Gerald Ronson is one of the shrewdest property operators … Global is bad egg Red-tape czar cuts to heart of the matter Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft Need to Know Results in Brief FTSE 100 Eurofirst 80 Hang Seng Nikkei The Times Gold Results in Brief North Sea Look Ahead Gold Fields fight Stop Press Ames joins EMI Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Exchange Rates Data Smaller Stock to Watch Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day Bricks and Mortar Business Big Shot Crude futures hit record $56 after Opec output rise UK manufacturing losses overshadow new jobless figures BG pays £42,000 in benefits for former chairman JP Morgan agrees $2bn settlement in WorldCom case Peacock flies, with help of a fan Troubled Eidos draws interest House of Fraser eyes 'Harrods of the North' Clan puts up the shutters on lifetime in retailing Profits fall as upheaval continues at DKW Courting couples City Diary Omega to take AIM plunge Checked out City Diary French bank buys $200m stake in Lazard Spanish shy City Diary Pru poised to halve stake in Bluewater The Tycoon who Bounced Back Tower to mark Ronson's empire The Sunday Times Appointments Crest rides high after it rebuffs Heron's advance Centrica deflated as broker cuts earnings forecasts Larger Capitalisation Shares Wall Street Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes (000s) Eurotop 100 Smiths in a strong position to weather any turbulence Tempus Richard Irving The Day's Biggest Movers Johnston Press Gilts First Calgary fired up by auction hopes Smaller Capitalisation Shares JKX Oil & Gas Business Equity Prices Hargreaves Lansdown Luminar flags the sale of half its venues Prince calls tune at Old Course Hotel Oracle Flood of appeals expected with new rate reviews Michelle Henery Enterprise Career The Times Unit Trust Information Service Air Mauritius Multiple Display Advertising Items Shake off the cold with a walking break in the country A week in Shropshire £389, Dordogne a villa for five £329, Austria a catered chalet £299. Tony Dawe lists late offers Fancy flying down to Rio? In search of enchanting gardens Multiple Display Advertising Items Reader Offers Times Register Sir Peregrine Rhodes Diplomat who oiled the wheels in the complex relations between Thatcher's Britain and socialist Greece Lives Remembered Sir John Dacie Pioneer investigator of blood diseases who in 1960 founded the Leukaemia Research Fund Professor Peter Campbell Biochemist who explored human immune systems as a key to the battle against disease John Gass Eye specialist whose innovative treatment of retina damage saved sight for thousands Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Dinner Lecture School News Birthdays Births Deaths Court Circular Memorial Services In Memoriam-Private Memorial Service Gypsy case with conflicting decisions must go the House of Lords Court of Appeal A Law Too Far Debate the issues of the days as they happen Is the new crime Bill another attack on our civil liberties? Time to stop Faulty goods A shot in the foot A matter of trust Gagging clause Body language Chess Multiple Display Advertising Items Bridge Scots skiers revel in sun and deep snow Weather Eye Nature Notes On this Day Winning Move Five-Day Forecast Timesonline Times Sport Festival in mourning for popular Farmer Jack Racing Tomorrow's Big-Race Acceptors Grey Abbey is National doubt 7 Pages of Cheltenham Times Test 'I felt a sinking certainy the sad news was for me' Flat patch costs Fallon dear on Festival debut boylesports The Times Sports Book Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings totesport Victor Chandler Cheltenham Ladbrokes Sh Boom to take World by storm Lacdoudal can get back on track Big-Race Runners, Colours and Form Southwell Hexham William Hill Stars of the North combine to stem Irish domination Coral 7 Pages of Cheltenham SportingOdds A-team reduced to role of spectators Magee back with newfound vigour and good intent Ronaldo shoots for grid glory Motor Racing Eventing bows to short format Equestrianism Carry cashes in as Davies falls below expected level Swimming hp Fordham proves he has bottle to win fight Giles Smith Sport on Television Ruddock draws on adversity to inspire Wales RBS Six Nations Championship Baby heads for one-month ban for butt How They Line up O'Gara seeking to put reins on rivals England attempt to arrest world rule of New Zealand The Results Service Today's Fixtures England rally round Hampson Rugby Union Painter fined after dispute Gripping finish Gault on target Montgomerie bid McSorley departs Doubles decider Clijsters has affairs in hand second time around Tennis Pete Sampras Exclusive Els aims to dethrone Woods Golf Peyron back on top of the world Sailing Wind eases to smooth Henman's path into last eight Harpers Chanel Timesonline Mani's negotiating skills earn him extended innings Tendulkar's milestone puts Dravid in the shade Leading Test Run-Scorers Commons touch leaves Forest still in tight spot Coca-Cola Championship Nottinggham Forest Leeds United Pardew gets stay of execution Wigan seeking respect of peers Holloway happy after Rangers rise to challenge Derby Country Queens Park Rangers How They Stand Study supports call for winter break Bolton's Backroom Staff The Premiership Today Poacher turned gamekeeper Gary Jacob reveals Sam Allardyce's serious change of view Murphy has the final world to lift Charlton Barclays Premiership the month Last Night's Results How They Stand By Our Sports Staff: France give call to injured Henry Dowie keeping his options open Dominant Chelsea prepare to break all the records Liverpool losing ground in dispute with neighbours Barclays Premiership Angry Kewell hits back at Benitez fitness claims Peugeot The Times Crossword 22,926 Newcastle continue winning ways Uefa Cup McClaren's makeshift ranks battle to keep the dream alive Times Sport Newcastle show clean pair of heels in Uefa Cup Ireland's joy as Moscow Flyer sparks big Cheltenham party The Times Richard Johnson's Gold Cup bombshell Budget 2005 A manifesto, not a Budget Analysis The Times Budget 2005 Columnists Web links The Times Join the Debate Need to Know Brown delivers a manifesto, not a Budget Blaironbrown Pre-election boost aimed at families on low incomes Bus passes and £200 council tax refund woo the grey vote Key Points Comment Changes to stamp duty will save first-time buyers £600 Inheritance tax claim rings hollow, say experts Blaironbrown Key Points Comment Skoda Queen Mother's statue to be funded by special coin Halifax Key Points Drinkers will pay more for their sins Calumet Photographic Blaironbrown 9,000 primary schools will get the builders in with extra cash BA chief to examine strategy for transport Blaironbrown Key Points Comment Blaironbrown Another £400m for troops in Iraq and fight against terror Watchdogs to be culled as 31 quangos are reduced to just 7 Key Points Comment HSE Churches: Help with Repairs Volunteers: New Teenage Army Duty Free: Long-Haul Increase Blaironbrown Love: Tax Breaks for Gay Couples Bonds: 50-Year Issue Arts: Cash to Retrain Impresarios Sport: Hopefuls Receive Help Stem-cell research boost to put UK at top of class Nurse Retired Couple Modern Apprentice Picture Gallery Tradesman Manager Single Mother Public Servant Single Pensioner Professional Couple Small Business Owner Company Director Disabled Worker The devil's in the detail as Brown pays lip service to his own miracle But just how good is he at buying votes? Voting intention (March 2005) Who Counts at Polls? Blaironbrown Tax break for Islamic investors Trusts to be better off simplyswitch Savers to pocket £500 from U-turn on Isas Brown sticks to his guns on rosy vision for growth Do voters get enough bang for their billions? Mixed result for the City's forecasters It's close, but taxes may still rise Oil industry must pay taxes earlier Blaironbrown Treasury accused of £2bn raid on private equity investments Actuaries to act on conflict of interest Your report on red tape looks rather familiar, say the Tories Unions and businesses breathe a faint sigh of relief Blaironbrown 'Unleashing the potential of every individual in the country' Buzz Words Budget Speech in Full Tories offer value, says Howard The Incredible Sulk rides a free bus to poll triumph Parliamentary Sketch Poor pay too high a price, says Kennedy Index Generosity with tax handouts is limited to families on Single Person, No Children Single Person, One Child Single Person, Two Children Single Person, 65-74 Single Person, 75 and over Married Couple, 65-74 Allowances and Rates, 2004-05/2005-06 Our tax tables this year show the impact of the Budget … Couple, both Working, One Child Couple, both Working, Two Children Kpmg Non-Working Spouse, No Children Non-Working, Spouse, One Child Non-Working Spouse, Two Children Married Couple, 75 and over Couple, both Working, No Children Sweeteners with sour aftertaste Things could only get better - but did they really? Gary Duncan on the impact of the nine Brown Budgets on Britain's family fortunes Tax Tables Reportage Quotes of the Day Howard to win, Blair in a spin, Haven't we been here before? We need a notice on the wall saying 'Don't Picnic', one Labour campaigner tole me Keep working A diplomatic gem Images of the Day Not tonight, dear. In fact, not ever... I'm asexual Hormone deficiency, lifestyle choice or just the way they are? Michele Kirsch reports on the growing number of young people who neither like not want sex It's a Free Choice One final victim of the Rape of Nanking? A young historian's book on the 1937 atrocity unleashed a tide of repressed anguish and international recriminations that continue even after her suicide. Oliver August reports Her parents told her of bables sliced 'not Just in half but in thirds and fourths' WHSmith What's Irish, but not green? A stew Dish Su Doku for beginners A Simple Irish Stew Boy genius who revived a legend Fashion Balenciaga, emblematic of cool, blue-blooded haute couture, has reinvented itself-but kept its dignity. So how did Nicolas Ghesquière do it, asks Emily Davies As a result of Tom Ford's alert antennae, Ghesquière emerged as a cultish designer I'd like to ban fat midriffs. Put them away! Getting Personal Old enemy, new hope Latest drugs prolong lives of colorectal cancer patients, says Dr Thomas Stuttaford These new drugs don't eradicate the disease, but have been shown to slow its progress The WellMan Clinic The Danger of Fatty Tumours Some liposarcomas, it seems, have grown for 20 years without causing trouble Screen The Incredible insignificants A bad case of metal fatigue New Releases It may be visually stunning, but Robots is let down by a clunky script, says James Christopher Robots Pg, 90 mins Constantine 15,121 mins The Machinist 15,102 mins 5X2 15,90 mins FilmFirst More New Releases A melodrama and an occult Don't Move 12,121 mins Darkness 15,89 mins Pooh's Heffalump Movie U, 68 mins The Machinist Movie Books Christopher Wood takes a closer look at a documentary king and an old rake Nick Broomfield: Documenting Icons edited by Jason Wood, Faber, £12.99 My Wicked, Wicked Ways by Errol Flynn, Aurum, £8.99 don't move It took time, but karma has run over Dogme Ten years after two Danish rebels re-wrote the movie-making rules, James Christopher calls 'cut' on a semi-serious joke that went too far Ten New Commandments for Aspiring Directors and Thesps 'Under the bombs there are children' A drama about El Salvador changed a director's life, he tells Stephen Dalton as the Human Rights Watch Festival opens The Chorus Best of the Rest from the Fest The Human Rights Watch Festival 2005 opens at the Ritzy … Ghosts in the movie machine Raoul Peck's brutal take on the Rwanda genocide is set to be a grim hit of the festival. Alex O'Connell talks to him Moscow dreams A supernatural thriller heads Russian cinema's march on the world's box-office, says Phil Hoad Night Watch is the first Russian film to aim for global success UGC Chat-Up Lines Love played in reverse gear Interview Wendy Ide hears how two French stars were by Francois Ozon for his film 5X2 Off to have a wizard time Looking for some Easter viewing? Chris Campling finds some classic choices thanks to radio Schoolchildren used to limp like Robert Newton in Treasure island Comedies like Hue and Cry have all but disappeared in the wake of Shrek Tomorrow in Sounds First Choice Theatre The Wrong Man Pleasance, N7 A gut feeling for Lear Theatre Lear Crucible, Sheffield Pop Dizzee Rascal Festival Hall The light's fantastic, but what happened to the rock'n'roll? Pop Athlete Forum, Nw5 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Concert GMJO/Welser-Möst Barbican TV & Radio Radio Choice ArtsFirst Index Television Multichannel Choice Answers from Back Page Main Channels Entertainment Factual Sport Prime Time Film Guide Kids Television Terrestrial The Culture Show The Inspector Lynley Mysteries The City Gardener Variations The Government Inspector Dirty Harry (1971) Five, 10pm The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) The Trespasser (2002) Television cameras bust the creditors Last Night TV There's no place like it... True Fiction T2 Quiz T2 Crossword Polygon Win Champagne Word Watching Su Doku Picture the loan Multiple Display Advertising Items Lessons learnt from good sports The Week in Work Inside Contact us Public Agenda Statwatch Good Week... What Else Happened Michael Page Do some good while learning Teams Data File It pays to keep it simple Giving an employee the send-off and farewell speech they deserve is one thing, writing a true reference and not getting into trouble is another. Carol Lewis guides you through the pitfalls The Office Psychologist Office Politics Test Yourself... Do You Have an Executive Iq? Find out More Thomson What Can I Earn? My spouse won't take me to work events Worklife Challenge Perfectly equipped to keep its recruits sweet The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers The Key to... ... Office Machinery Bath So You Want a Graduate Job in... Retail The Gurus Boiled down Case Study Accepting Responsibility More mileage from an MBA The shift from MBA student to big earner is not smooth, but at Ford there is a group oiling the process, says Des Dearlove Course Watch Living curbs careers We all know how much of an impact long working hours can have on our personal lives. Carly Chynoweth ponders the effect of personal trauma on our careers How Do I Become an... ... Advertising Creative? The Sunday Times Statwatch You Need a New Job when... Essentials It's tough tackling a bullying boss Letters Test Yourself... Heaven for shoppers Business Travel Dubai Careers of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items To Advertise in Career 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 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Burns Carton Plc
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