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ResumoThe Times In your Complete Weekent Newspaper Times up Again Times v Telegraph Victory for rural revolt as asylum centre plan is scrapped Royal recongintions but try saying it, Mr Ross The Times Perfect match with the averae British wedding now costing … body & soul offers If a section of your Times is missing, call 020-7860 … Weekendreview Batman Linmasked £15m may persuade Man Utd's minority Scissors Paper Stone Tiffany & Co. Showing your Hand Eight gambits used in best-of-three contests Got a £20m question you can't solve? Try child's play Ben Hoyle on a playground game that is helping billionaries to take their decisions No 10 risks row to hire new policy boss from 'Jesuits of capitalism' I neve really left The Firm Girl in court on charge of GBH Typhoon display Hosepipe ban Green belts fade Dahl museum The India Pale Ale that never made it to India Bel Mooney Jury clears the man who took stand against thugs Guritar greates are honoured for worldwide aid efforts Rock stars recognised for charity work Knightood for 'Del Boy' Honorary title for Seafrance Honours Workings towards grater religius accord Nlkon Heartfelt applause for stars of screen and stage Terry Wogan OBE for BBC journalist shot in Riuyadh Basil D'Oliveira appointed CBE Blair squares up for a fights The blame game in which they all try to be good guy Briefing With old Europe 'Weaklings' The row over the British rebate has prompted some of the most bitter diplomatic exchanges across the Channel in many years. Philip Webster and Charles Bremner report dfs dfs Brown close to breaking dealock on debt relief Singer draws Geldof ire over Anglo-Saxon gibe Half price Helicopter crash was not caused by bomb Money Next Week in T2 Angry residents to fight night flights expansion Lloyd-Webber in 12m deal with Broadway producer Sport Woolwich part of Barclays AA Rapist mocked offenders list Oldest Europeans Correction Argos By a Correspondent: A levels will run parallel to new diploma, says Kelly Weather Eye Barclays Picture Gallery Aus Liebe Zum Automobil The Link Ladettes jostle for lessons in how to behave like a lade Etiquette and social skills are back in fashion thanks to a My Fair Lady-style TV programme, Valerie Elliott reports Lexlis Space fireworks give Nasa cosmic clues Police have Abigail file ready for CPS Alliance Leicester a real plus The Skods Superb flybe.com Times Comment Put your foot on the gas, Darling, and speed ahead to the future Motorists' alarm about road pricing must be sympathetically noted and then ignored The Week Barclays Urban spaces Road pricing or fuel duty Proposals for a new Europeaan constitution Blair legacy Join the debate with Times readers worldwide... timsonline. co. uk/debate Appointment is in the post Intelligence chief Pleas to keep sleeper trains Teaching reading Mixed signals Identity parade The hoody habit Picture Gallery ... And Paper and Scissors Shades of the playground still surround the adult business executive Glazer and Stones The new owner of Manchester United needs a dialogue with supporters Meet my friends: navelwort, bugle, purple-loosestrife and maeadowsweet Wild Notebook A British Offensive Blair is right to move out of the rebate bunker on to the main EU budget My family and other weirdos.com Thanks to the craze of climbing our family trees, we now see history from a more democrative viewpoint One man so enjoyed discovering his orgins he drew up the entire genetic map of Norway Who says that Rylance is golden? Hue granted Seduction deconstruction The real test of character: how big people treat little people The Clintons were cold with their security detail while the Bushes are informal and kind 'What is ... Brand Britain? Get the Idea Carpet Madness Nokia Was this a last call for the midnight train to Cornwall? Picture Gallery Dixons Secrest list of nuclear dump sites revealed Traveleare Spider bites pensioner HSBC North prepares for the Ascot set It's flat caps with all the trimmings as top race meeting packs the bubbly for a season in Yorkshire, Sean O'Neil reports 'Everyone does charline. I could but some in this pub right now' Cocaine has come a long way in recent years-form dessert at Notting Hill dinner parties to the drug of choice in the pubs of Liverpool. Carol Midgley reports on the latest designer must-have for the working class Poweder Trail How an idle boast blew the cover of British agents Geroge Smith Looking smart with fresh chords Pop The Cribs The Garege N5 Boots Theatre The importance of Being Earnest Hopes come back down to earth with a bump WH Smith Marks & Spencer Safety Recall Sweet return for Iron Age boat with a heart of oak A window into the past Free airline food faces the chop Killers still free Boy, 11, bailed 11 years for rape Worried about Losting It All? Daihatsu Murdered wife's family still wait to contact sons Su Doku Picture Gallery Great. A wrist tag that answers you back Blair attacked for 'art apathy' Officer charged Redgrave stable Two down ... Women's art prize Royal Results egg 'William the Wise' as Prince's degree is crowning glory Lonely wife with 270 pets is sent to jail for cruelty bmibaby Bhopal Medical Appeal The Week on the Web Noelist potters about on her fans' website, reports Rhys Blckely Legion A blog for life Most-Read Stories at Times Online The real you deserves a real relationship Times World News Poncho revolutioaries rise up to topple leades and shake continent The despised and poor are on the march in South America, Tom Hennigan reports from São Paulo The State They're in The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain-but not for 60 years Drought is turning farmers off the land but the water shortage is at least partly man-made, Graham Keeley reports Coelho The Dry Spell Holiday Jnn Sex-change ahlete sues pharaceutical company Andreas Krieger, once Heidi Krieger, is one of many East German Competitors taking action, Roger Boyes reports Nationwide World Beaters Crown Plaza EU jet Gang that aged disgracefully is jailed Russia reluctant to let Chinese live in £690m Chinatown British Heart Foundation (AP): Israel accused of war crime (AP): Killings in Iraq (AP): Terror Charges (Reuters): Salinas released (Reuters): Rocket blast (AP): Kyrgyz MP shot Correction Smith Ross Shane emporio Vatican's faith put to test as diplomacy is downgraded Online Natinwide Mobility tiny.com Pilgrims ready to cry for their idol whatever happens How $200,000 gave Bush friend ticket to London Millinaire car dealer and politcal donor has job of raising US profile in Britain, Tim Reid reports from Washington Plum post-you don't even have to be diplomatic Ambassadorship has a rich list of former incumbents, writes Ben MaCintyre State seizes cancer child for treatment The Mayhew Animal Home Americans change gear over fall of mighty US car makers Hit the Road Purina Multiple Display Advertising Items Police chief is shot dead hours after swearing in Happiness is just a riverside shack for designer homeless (AP): Bush chooses anti-terror chief (AP): Surgeon sought (AFP): 40 children killed (AP): Royal approval (Reuters): Pope backs ban (AP): Class bomber (AP): Time for clean-up The Sunday Times Times Business Saturday June 11 2005 Wembley deal Eurotunnel row ProStrakan price Stock Markets Currencies Commodities FTSE 100 Dow Jones Phoenix Four may be denied Rover cash Labour door is among eight business knights in hours list EU sews up agreement with China over textile exports first direct Bob Geldof is beating the wrong drum Business Editor's Commentary Patience Need to Know The Times FTSE 100 Eurofirst 80 Hang Seng Nikkei Barracuda bidders Airbus money Nothwest dispute Result in Brief Business Big Shot Data Day Exchange Rates Data Look Ahead Shorts (under 5 years) Mediums (5 to 15 years) Longs (over 15 years) Undated Index-Linked That was the Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Winner of the Week Thursday Stop Press Union cheers GM Foreigners tighten grip on LSE Ashcroft to float two fresh 'shells' US exports bounce but oil bills widen trade gap Private Investors Losing out Vote for confusion City Diary Exchange of words City Diary The World Bank 'Raptor' could be just the man to tackle poverty World Bank chief out to get the view from Africa How the New President Sees the World Eurotunnel chief quits 'after being sabotaged' The Times TV networks go into battle for new offerings from US New Channels in Need of Imports BSkyB target in doubt as Freesat wins more viewers Competition has a lasting impact Young Enterprise Citigroup Payouts 'The accursed FSA has been long a thorn in the side of hard-working men' We continue our serialisation of the diary of the former Whitehall mandarin who dispenses his wisdon to boardrooms across the country Citigroup to pay $2bn Enron suit settlement M&S refuses to reveal bosses' new pay award targets body&soul Cost of Ditching Board Sir Ken boosts Morrisons with £3.6m share buy OFT criticises terms of William Pears' tenancies Tesco wine buyer hurts Fuller's Pride Hot Property Uk's Top Ten Law Firms Nomad lawyer leaves nil to chance Jon Ashworth talks to the managing partner of Clifford Chance about the business of staying in the magic circle Peter Cornell Texan forecasts cement Hanson near 12-month high 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 AIM baby has learnt to walk but is stumbling on the way Tempus The Week's Biggest Movers Gilts Intel gives boost to small chipmakers Smaller Capitalisation Shares Banking & Finance Walk for Wildlife 2005 Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Times Register Robert Jankel Designer and builder of fabulously extravagant cars which harked back to the prewar golden age of glamorous motoring Robert Jankel, car designer and builder, was born on January 1, 1938. He died of cancer on May 25, 2005 aged 67 Ernst Henne Daredevil who set world motorcycle speed records and raced carsd for Mercedes before becoming a successful businessman Ernst Henne, racing driver, was born on February 22,1904. He died on May 23,2005 aged 101 Lifting others, we ourselves are lifted Credo Janathan Sacks Sunday Worship Faith News Forthcoming Marriages Marriage Lecture School News Legal News Appointments in the Armed Forces Meeting Appointment Banquet Election Modern Times Haughty hostelries, little homewreckers and life's left luggage Times Online Court Circular Readers Reply Anniversaries Birthdays Personal Column Golden Anniversaries Deaths In Memoriam Private To place death notices, acknowledgements of notice … Multiple Display Advertising Items Want to place a classified advertisement? 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It's not such a batty idea ... The Times Harmison dismisses injury fears On Monday Sky Sports Cardiff's capital task puts faded spectacle back on the right track Matthew Syed finds that setting the stage at the Millennium Stadium for tonight's British Grand Prix is a full-time job Gibernau aiming for victory to prevent Honda's challenge turning to ashes Motorcycling A Truly Versatile Venue Williams heading for acrimonious BMW split Drivers unite in bid to improve safety formula Motor Racing Times Online Bitter and twisted? 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