News from 06/06/2005
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Andrew Robson, Jon Ashworth, Edward Owen, Charles Mosley, Tricia Miller, Simon Singh, Ben Benison, Tanya Byron, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Gary Duncan, Robert Thicknesse, Damina Withworth, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Matt Wolf, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, James Ducker, Nic Hopkins, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Sam Marlowe, Russell Kempson and Gary Jacob, Sam Lister, Juilan Muscat, Stefani Marsh, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, David Heathcot Amory, Valerie Elliott, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Tom Bawden, Steve Bird, Shirley English, Gary Jacob, Jill Dupleix, Toby Moore, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Jonathan Gornall, Future Brand, Richard Tucker, Elisabeth Hoodless, Anthony Browne and David Charter, James Delingpole, Roland Watson, David Hands, Charles Bremner, J. E. A. Samuels (Chairman), Ian MacKinnon, Kate Davis, Ron Lewis, Anthony Aust, Norman Hammond Archaeology Correspondent, David Charter, John Westerby, Ben Webster and Michael Evans, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Gabriel Rozenberg, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Carol Mldgley, Matthew Pryor, Moira Martin, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Neli Harman, Lawrence Freeborn, Xan Rice, Stephen Farrell and Rana Sabbagh-Gargour, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Roger Boyes, Nick Hasell, Ramnik Shan, Tom Dart, Paul Simons, Neil Norman, Sarah Benjamin, Tim Hames, S. Franks, Canon Bill Christianson, Rob Yorke (Land agent), Anjana Ahuja, Alan Lee, Poster Lansley, D. B. Welbourn, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Mark Baldwin, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Ashling O'Connor, Angus Batey, Dominic Kennedy and Steve Bird, Ben Hoyle, Leo Lewis, Bill Edgar, Richard Morrison, Michael Evans, Linda Delfs, Owen Slot, Martin Heindel, Jenny Davey, Christopher Irvine, Leonard A. Quaranto, Stephen Pollard,
ResumoThe Times Britain to spark EU chiefs' battle Tory remedies Mugabe drive Su Doku Flennes 'twinge' Industry setback Sir, . . . Index New rail lines, runways and roads urged to beat gridlock Monroe's memento Now for Wimbledon . . . new kid on the block Blair confident of change of climate in White House In the Times Today The Times Stay on for three more years, says Mandelson Queen stops Edinburgh trip Comment Jeshma suspect denies attack Body recovered Best 'assaulted' Bogus CVs Prized tractor Scot dies attempting 'seven peaks' record O2 'I was going much faster. I had enough oxygen and felt upbeat' Sir Ranulph Fiennes tells Stefanie Marsh of the moment an ailing heart ended his Everest attempt just feet from the top Battle lines drawn up as leaders get ready for a war over EU Mother accused of having pistol at Azerbaijan airport Traffic wardens to bug drivers Capital question Studies grant Boy's body found Sex offender hunt Pay deals fall Hamster plague Monroe memories still look like million dollars Sadness blooms from flower painted by star Radical dreams for the future of transport haunted by past failures 40 years on, road tolls still raise backlash fears Alliance Frenceise Drivers face fees for busiest roads Forty Years on Schemes to beat gridlock Money problems killed off many of the big plans The High Flyer Senior police officers in line for £32,000 performance bonuses O2 Abandoned baby abducted Stables raided WMD preparation Rapes dismissed Great and small Weather Eye AA Ryanair - Fly Cheaper American Civil War submarine found A unique boat from 1864 may have inspired Jules Verne to create Captain Nemo's vessel Nautilus, Joanna Bale reports It's so wonderful to be here in Exeter. Or is this Clapham? O2 Towns Listed as Clones More people consult Google over health How It Works IWC Schaffhausen since 1868 Health Online Beat the blues with a cyberdoc Computer programmes to defeat depression have been cleared for widespread use in the NHS, reports Sam Lister Why British intelligence refused to believe all reports of the mass murder of Poland's Jews Information about the gas chambers was kept from Churchill because officials would not accept the evidence of witnesses, writes Michael Evans A world that revolves Barristers threaten to strike if legal aid pay does not improve Law Report First Active Parents sue gay couple after their school shuts Lexus ID cards Fall-out from the EU votes David S. Franks Lessons for Europe from America's 'model' constitution Yeoman Shakespeare and his plays of class Help in old age Join the debate with Times readers worldwide . . . … Exorcism rites The forgotten sea Gambling fever A rowing regret Africa's curse of corruption Country interests NHS direct? The Music Has Stopped But EU leaders must not play pass-the-parcel with a dead constitution From our Own Correspondents A notice board for the opinions of Britain and beyond If psychopaths are born, not made, social policy can't do much to help Pay as You Drive Road pricing is a first step in unclogging Britain's transport Let Willetts the owl and Davis the vulture do battle for Tory leadership No miracle cure for junk science Alternative remedies should be subject to the same scientific testing as other drugs The Times Break out from Brussels Europe was on its way to a bureaucratic prison camp. Now it can choose a more attractive destination Thunderer: Doctor, it's driving me mad War Chief shakes hands with Fonda Multiple Display Advertising Items Subaru Multiple Display Advertising Items Home offer may reach the poorest Council warning on pensions Local Government Firstnight in T2 Carte Noire A fiery spirit who made suffering her soul's salve Firstnight Arthritis patients suffer as drugs guidelines ignored Nature Aol Talk The Times Files revive search for umbrella killer Ebola vaccine test success Growth factor link to cancer Hibernation clue for surgery The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland This Week in Parliament More than New Model Tories call for radical surgery to keep their party alive PM must go 'by next summer' Row over spy committee job Cherie Blair urged to give £30,000 fee to charity Multiple Display Advertising Items Pubs face levy in troubleSpots What can a German do for you? Ben Hoyle tried to find out by renting one for the day Amazon Hotels What I'll Do for £800 Times World News Mugabe's human rubbish dump On the President's Order, 200,000 People have been Forced out of illegal townships, reports Xan Rice 'What can we do now? That is how we get food' Swiss vote to open border means closer links with EU Aeringus (AP): Author attacks Russian politics (AFP): Banks bombed (AFP): Green Russia (AP): Royal baby Times Online Socialists dismiss leaders of 'non' revolt Words from beyond the Grave Churchill Openuniversity Aide defies John Paul by refusing to burn Papers US Marines Find giant bunker Where rebels Plotted campaign Security Fears Prompt Baghdad brain drain (AP): Jackson goes to hospital (AP): 'Shut Guantanamo' (AP): Tunnel deaths (AP): Election Protest (Reuters): Coup Plot alert (AP): $2m Gabor claim (Reuters): Fight bill Multiple Display Advertising Items Eta victims lead protest against new peace talks Tsunami's teenage brides take Place Of the lost Women Girls of 16 are married off for safety, writes Catherine Philp in Southern India Homechoice (AP): Hezbollah Win Lebanon Poll (AP): Political Women (AP): Nuclear deal (AP): Taleban arrests (AFP): Pharaoh Found (AFP): Green invaders (Reuters): Honour and Obey The Times High Rollers Rich make most From tax Cuts The Well-OFF have Seen their incomes Soar in Bush's America, Writes Roland Watson Evacuation Protesters gum up the System Times Business Monday June 6 2005 Property Surge Slemens talks Gartmore Windfall Currencies Commodities Dow Jones Tycoons Plan Shell Forecourt Bank expected to Peg rates as output Falters Gps accused of 'Luddism' Over drugs Egg 'No' votes leave euro down but not out Need to Know the Week Ahead How the Week Finished Change on the Week Data Exchange Rates Data Day Gold Stop Press Télécom sale Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day British Funds Smaller Stock to Watch Deal of the Day Quote of the Day The Times Business Big Shot BDO plans expansion to take on Big Four Taison Lender sells covered bonds Icap to offer property derivatives Regal affair set to cost Evolution its place in FTSE 250 Maserati FSA accuses Blair of undermining it Irish trio in the running for Priory Derivatives front-runner has seen the future - and it's on a screen Martin Waller looks at one of the least-known market leaders in the financial world - and a British company to boot Need for further brand investment Heaven's kitchen Tisney snaps up Mind's Eye in games deal The Times Supertrain group aims to make UK next stop Japanese shake-up may hit Vodafone Track Record GMB plans drive to recruit casino staff Finnair Business Equity Prices St. Joseph's Hospice Reader Offers Ltd Times Register Graham Ritchie Energetic archaeologist and protector of Scotland's antiquites, whose enthusiasm was distilled in his talk and books Shafiq Arain Ugandan politican and diplomat whose early political career was cut short by Idi Amin's coup Albert Marshall First World War cavalryman who was wounded at the Battle of Loos and took part in the final advance to the Hindenburg Line Trevor Clark Colonial civil servant who held senior posts during the closing decades of British imperial rule Services of Thanks Giving Luncheons Dinner Reception The League of Mercy Service Royal Hospital Chelsea Appointments in the Armed Forces RAF Legal News Appointment Birth Days Births Deaths Busting on to the sculpture scene Court Circular Acknowledgements Thanks Giving Services The Times Bridge Chess Raymond Keene Tree-ring dating helps to rebuild history Notebook Archaeology Ancient city threatened Briefing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Nature Notes After the dissolution of the Polish Communist Party, Lech Walesa, the leader of Solidarity, was elected President the following year On This Day The Times Five-Day Forecast Mystery of ice fall on a warm pitch Weather Eye Weather call Care plan need not pre-date hearing Family Division Proving entitlement to capital gains tax relief Court of Appeal Let the battle commence Heavier fines for risking public Court of Appeal State immunity claim requires public hearing Court of Appel Times Sport Motivatory gives Derby mass appeal Racing Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Leaders in the Flat Championships Times Test Big-Race Details Dettori displays precise judgement on Shamardal Pontefract Big-Race Result The Times Sports Book Windsor Folke Stone Racing The Results Service Rossi reigns again in Italy Major openings Loeb races home Sorenstam's title Germany level Gee clings on Beginner's pluck helps Nadal to a place in history Tennis French Open Delgado gets lucky as Parmar is tossed out of Stella Jiménez benefits from new fitness regime Golf Coe predicts that London bid will earn parise from IOC Olympic Games The Times Offers Direct Impressive Holmes gives notice of intent to rivals Athletics England warming to Ashes task as hopes burn bright Second Npower Test Match Final Scoreboard from the Riverside Totesport League First Division Middlesex v Essex Second Division Kent v Derbyshire The Weekend's Scoreboards Leicestershire v Somerset Surrey v Warwickshire Bangladesh take some comfort from mismatch Australians grateful for their hetic schedule The Times St Helens continue to thrive under Anderson's guidance Rugby League New champion acknowledges his debt to Megee Ron Lewis says a brush with defeat offered lessons Hatton took to heart Best of British Hatton a man of the people but a king of the ring Lewis takes healthy option in putting Tszyu first Strong man of worda is tough act to follow Ebookers Lomu grits his teeth and thrills the crowd Shaw used to playing role second-row understudy How the Lions Line up Dallaglio's dreams of tour sucess lie broken Lions find plenty of positives in six-try opener How They Fared Van der Sar accepts call from United Audi Carney helps England pass opening exam Group a Norwich Union FA shown in poor light by hardline tactics against vulnerable Millwall Celebrity fan Rod Liddle hits out at unfair handling of clubs in the lower divisions By Our Sports Staff: Scotland's joy ends year of frustration How They Stand Lehmann tries to put out fire lit by smouldering Cole Guinness Taking Flight Luck of the draw deserts Tottenham in their Uefa Cup quest The Times Crossword 22,995 To Be Frank, It's No Midas Touch Chelsea get their man with assent of Mourinho Times Sport Picture Gallery Chelsea's £10m Arnesen bill The Times T2 Quotes of the Day No TV, radio, newspapers or phones... and how I hated it Skye high problems Leave well alone Wargames Image of the Day Modern Morals Illegible Article Childless: that was out choice, but it still hurts Women who choose not to have children are often stigmatised. A new book documents their sometimes painful experiences. Carol Mldgley met the authors Rates Rise in UK This girl said 'it's Billy Elliot!' and waved at me Three boys were plucked from nowhere to share the role of Billy Elliot in the hit new West End musical. How are they coping with the pressures of instant fame? Damian Withworth reports The Times This girl said 'It's Billy Elliot!' and waved at me An immodest recovery The tact of medical staff helped Sarah Benjamin battle cervical cancer The Times Offers Direct Not and Breatheless A Proble Shared Dogged persistence can help Dr Tanya Byron, The Times clincial psychologist, answers readers' questions The Way we Live now The Times Travel Direct Sea Bass, Potato, Tomato Think before you Men's Style Surf shorts, boy shorts, thongs, Speedos - what's a dude to do? First, advises James Delingpole, you must decoded what you want you swimwear to say about you More Top Trunk-Related Fashion Tips from James's Swimming Pool of Wisdom Where to Shop for Swim Shorts Ladybird, ladybird, vicious sex killer Riding the crest of the Mexican wave Crib Notes: Frida Kahlo Fashion Arts Reality check is in the post Interview Making his West End debut, Val Kilmer has stopped being difficult and done his penance, he tells Neil Norman Iceman to Postman: Highs & Lows Show us your Credentials Explore NZ's Peak Me, a jedge? Are you having a laugh? Competition Here's a chance to go to Edinburgh as a penellist for the Perrier Comedy Awards Week Ahead Going out with a bang Thearter A posthumous production of Jonathan Larson'sx unfinished Tick, Tick … Boom! carries a weight both of expectation and memory, Matt Wolf discovers Old seadogs, new tricks Theatre Theatre First Night Concert Theatre Entertainments The Little Green Swallow Opera TV & Radio Radio Choice The Times Paul Hoggart's Choice Choice Answers from Back Page Main Channels Entertainment Factual Sport Prime Time Film Guide Kids Television Terrestrial Desperate Mums: Tonight with Trevor McDonald ITV1,8pm Spirituality Shopper How Art Made the World She Stole my Foetus The Times The Violent Men (1956) Bananas (1971) Monday Morning (2002) In praise of a musical hooligan Variations Ve haf vays of working Ture Fiction T2 Quiz T2 Crossword Polygon Win Champagne Word Watching Su Doku Backfriend
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