News from 29/06/2005
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, James Hider and Ali al-Khafaji, Simon Barnes Chief Sports Writer, Alyn Shipton, James Welham, P. D. O. Davies (Consultant physician), G. F. Boxall, Robert Cole, DJM, Keith F. Ashley, Zahid Hussain, Sam Coates and Tosin Sulaiman, Sarah Potter, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Magnus Linklater, Chris Stockdale, Mark Souster, Ivo Tennant, Philip Howard, Jonathan D. Brick, David Lister Scotland Correspondent, Christine Seib, David Chater, James Bone, James Ducker, Penny Wark, Angela Jameson and Jon Ashworth, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Elizabeth Judge, Carl Mortished, Sam Marlowe, Liz Rapple, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, David Sharrock, Patrick Vidaud de Plaud, Edward Green, Dominic Walsh, Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Angus Dunn, Norman Harris, Jill Dupleix, Dan Sabbagh, Alan Hamilton, Marcus Williams, George Cansino, Roland Watson, Richard Lloyd Parry, Charles Bremner, Paul Maybury, James Heather, Michael Glover, Helen Rumbelow, Christopher Grounds, Regina Gray, Hugo Rifkind, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Danny Wallace, Martin Penner, Douglas Henderson, Barbara Rowlands, Oliver Kay, Paul Hawkes, Lisa Armstrong, Frances Gibbs Legal Editor, John Westerby, Ruth Gledhill and Daniel McGrory, Patrick Hosking Investment Editor, Rick Broadbent, Tom Baldwin, Neil Harman, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Ann Treneman, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Martin Samuel, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Lewis Smith, John Russell Taylor, Philip Webster and David Charter, Suzanne Harrison, Sean O'Neill, Marc Aspland, Chris Campling, Andrew Norfolk and Dominic Kennedy, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Roger Boyes, Monica Seeley, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Nick Hasell, david Horry, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Giles Whittell, Michele Kirsch, Ashling O'connor, Chella Scott, Russell Jenkins, Michael Austin, Paul Jones, Alan Lee, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Michael Gove, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Mark S. Hays, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Alan Coren, Lorna Sutherland, Sarah Butler, Benedict Nightingale, Ashling O'Connor, Angus Batey, Stephen Dalton, Leo Lewis, Henry R. Magrill, David Powell, Richard Morrison, Alice Miles, Michael Evans, Owen Slot, Reggie Nadelson, Jenny Davey, Peter Klinger, Sam Lister Health Correspondent, Joe Bolger, Virginia Matthews,
ResumoThe Times 'Bias' to union in miners' inquiry Railtrack 'offer' Wal-Mart heir dies Hospital 'war zone' Lions apology call ID card victory Index The Times Zimbabwe deportations halted until G8 summit Union in sick miners fraud inquiry 'given special treatment' In the Times Today The Times Zimbabwe deportations halted Bigley family saw videos Ferrari death Lottery man Asbo More playtime Railway attacks Suicide blame Fortune awaits 6x equality Bono sues to get his trousers back U2 singer admits to delusions of grandeur as he accuses stylist of taking his 'iconic' clothing, David Sharrock reports Embattled Clarke's vow to cap cost wins vote on ID cards Thunderclaps, claptrap and Big Brother bulwarks Ann Treneman Parliamentary Sketch The 20 Rebels 'Plastic poll tax' scheme may haunt the party Top 10 Ringtones Father kicked to death in street by teen gang BAA Crazy Frog is accused of duping children for cash World armada recalls a day Maritime spirit brings 250,000 to watch flotilla in royal review Queen's fleet would have made Nelson envious Michael Evans reports from on board the Royal Navy warship HMS Ocean 200 Years of the Navies French put on their best dress, despite mutterings below deck Alan Hamilton on the Charles de Gaulle tests knowledge of French naval victories The Times flymonarch The London Gazette Extraordinary Microsoft Writing on wall for Lord Lamont Nationwide Archbishop John sounds like fun Picture Gallery Ps Bottom line to diplomat's role War zone? No just A&e, says doctor who dared to rebel Nokia Weekend pay makes GP rich as footballer Renault Save water: don't flush, says Livingstone Student wins claim over bank charges Consumer groups welcome a groundbreaking victory that could lead to cheaper fees, reports Simon de Bruxelles British Gas abbey Overdraft Fees millets Post haste? Sexism in the Armed Forces Implications of Blair's speech to the European Parliament NHS deficits Motorcycle safety Join the debate with Times worldwide ... timesonline. co. uk/debate Recalling Nelson and victory at Trafalgar Richard Whiteley Camp coffee Readings at civil weddings Cricket advances What to say? The Times Honesty as Policy May's unique selling point as a candidate is unrelenting candour Ruling the Waves A tribute to Nelson's historic victory As your Vuitton handbag falls apart, don't forget this genuine warning Notebook An Exceptional Case Ministers should restore the moratorium on deportations to Zimbabwe Everything coming up Rosewalls Mission: identify ID goals If Whitehall can't decide what the main purpose of the cards is, how do we judge their effectiveness? The Times Ismail Kadaré: lost in translation? So few foreign writers can be read in English, you have probably missed this genius Iran's human face is gone. Hardline vote-riggers have spirited it away Autism in women linked to anorexia Multiple Display Advertising Items Hiscox FA secretary accused of lying Tribunal told that evidence about sexual harassment by her boss contradicted a previous interview, Sean O'Neill reports Ministers pause before the real agenda tiscali Today in Parliament TV viewers to watch for autumn Iraqi abuse soldier goes free Sixfold rise in asthma admissions 'British first lady' speaks in Spain More than Top-class service for Wimbledon from the girl with the golden feet Star bounty-hunter facing life in jail is found dead in bath Domino Harvey's life inspired a film, but she was in trouble, reports Chris Ayres Alliance Leicester 'Domino Harvey was very intelligent and just incredible' Flixonase Financial Checklist New guide helps couples to make a clean break when relationship ends The Doomed Miners Retired pitmen hit out at fees deducted by union bosses from their hard-won damages payments, writes Lewis Smith dfs Deal on union handling claims should be suspended, say MPs And Flying Solicitors Boss of law firm that has made millions from compensation scheme buys private aircraft, report Andrew Norfolk and Dominic Kennedy Close, but no cigar for this Cuban tale Theatre RIAS Firstnight Parrot beheaded Flyaway mother Victims talk Hero pilot dies Freud sketch sold Something fishy Caroline's family rails at law as killer loses appeal Direct Line Murder Dates Challenge to inquest verdict 'Real modernisation is the key to party's future' David Cameron wants a fresh start, writes Tom Baldwin Rac Foothold on Power Leukaemia Research 'We must be positive to overcome our nasty past' Theresa May wants to stamp out the politics of yesteryear, writes Helen Rumbelow Nature's Best Times World News The Walton Family History northern rock $18bn Wal-Mart heir killed in home-made microlight Corrupt spymaster took £1m bribes on arms sales Halifax Last of the Franco old guard loses power base (AFP): Sainthood inquiry (AP): Deadly catch (AFP): Schindler gallery (Reuters): Mamma's boys Panasonic 'The CAP is one of our most successful common policies' France's new Foreign Minister, left, stirs up the quarrel with Britain in his first interview, writes Charles Bremner (AFP): PMs clash on runway Europe wins fight for fusion reactor The road that catches and fines people who overtake in wrong place The Times (Reuters): ... but speeding drivers escape Fear of death inspires twice-daily rite Bush tries to lift flagging morale A year after the handover of power, Americans and Iraqis still see no end to the same old battles The Mounting Toll How Life Has Changed Gang-rape woman's legal victory Supreme Court orders rearrest of men accused of attacking woman to punish her brother, Zahid Hussain reports Nasaleze Attack victim loses her children (Reuters): Cable fault cuts data link (Reuters): 'Political' trial (AP): Election inquiry (AP): Stiring music New frog is found The Times Emperor seeks to heal old wounds with visit to Korean war memorial Neighbours see red over school map censorship Times Business Chemring record US confidence up EU reactor plan Stock Markets Currencies Commodities FTSE 100 Dow Jones Byers 'was ready with £1bn rail World will pay dearly for ignoring climate Brown's Child Trust Fund falls foul of watchdog Grab a Buy-to-Let Fixed Rate Now How the cash tide turned What's wrong with short-termism anyway? How the cash tide FSA action is fine for some FSA action is fine for some Need to Know Results in Brief FTSE 100 Eurofirst 80 Hang Seng Nikkei Data Day North Sea Oil Look Ahead Greenberg move Intel accused Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Exchange Rates Data Smaller Stock to Watch Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day Times Online Business Big Shot O2 defends Dutch disposal as owners cash in with €1bn sale acer Eleven convicted in Parmalat case DMGT joins Trinity Mirror as suitor for Hotgroup Lucky start to the good life Carphone co-founder takes slice of action at pizza chain HMV to end sales of VHS videos this year Citigroup agrees to pay £14m over bond scandal Blue-chip bosses 'are too focused on short-termism' Shell ends era of dual ownership Bland-ishment Scottish siege Swat team Grant Thornton Foreign investors stream to Britain Sanctuary acts to reduce debt US executive walks free in Sarbanes-Oxley debut case Computacenter warns on profits Ruling on Grokster does not end piracy concerns Analysis Family bids £100m for London building Grant Thornton Shell will grow from familiar roots Renewed takeover talk fuels big rises at Shell and BG 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 (000s) Eurotop 100 Tills are alive with steady sound of music at HMV The Day's Biggest Movers Computacenter Gilts Premier Foods sours after downgrade Smaller Capitalisation Shares Carpetright 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 Relive the Day that Music Changed the World Education Business Equity Prices The Times Times Register Charles D. Keeling US climate scientist whose meticulous records of atmospheric carbon dioxide underpin our knowledge of global warming Arthur Dunkel Farsighted Swiss director-general of Gatt who chivvied the world into removing the barriers to free trade Major-General David Price Signals officer who as a prisoner of the Japanese stood up for his sick comrades on the Burma-Siam railway Ray Holmes Interpid airman who rammed a German bomber over London to ensure it did not attack Buckingham Palace Hal Sever Oldest England rugby international, who played a key role in the landmark 1936 defeat of the All Blacks at Twickenham Convertible loan notes not qualifying corporate bonds Law Report Court of Appeal Timesonline Life prisoner wins damages for delay in case review European Court of Human Rights Births Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Deaths To place death notices, acknowlegements Court Circular Birthdays Memorial Services School Notices Bridge Chess Questions Answered Personal Column Nature Notes On this Day June 29, 1878 Newspapers Support Recycling Five-Day Forecast The Queen's Navy is still prone to strikes Timesonline Times Sport Nichols optimistic after day in court Racing Perth Times Test On Saturday Yesterday's Results The Times Sports Book Chepstow Worcester Catterick New four can turn our glorious past into golden future Rowing Matthew Pinsent thinks Britain has found worthy successors Today's Order of Rowing at Henley Open door is shut on Rose Gatlin challenge Powergen double Blue murder Shooters shine Fahey triumphs Stott leads way The Results Service Today's Fixtures Norwich Union Michelin seeks calm with refund offer Motor Racing Lewis decides her glittering career has run its course David Powell listens to the heptathlete's plans for the future The Times Clarke strikes form amid the lightning Ealham barrage not enough for Outlaws Last Night's Scoreboards Twenty20 in Figures Gladiators get their share Irresistible Harvey blasts Derbyshire to all parts Twenty20 Cup Symonds inspires Australia in Natwest Series Minor Counties Clubs Timesonline Women ECB to preach one-day game's new religion Schools Dacourt close to decision Pogatetz signs Going, Going, Gone Hughes gets Kuqi Wimpole Gerrard lays down terms to secure his future Gravesen gives Moyes a hand in transfer Carling Cup First-Round Draw Mourinho steps on more toes by buying young Timesonline Time's nearly up, Turnip! Woodward's selection errors at root of the problem in New Zealand O'Driscoll waiting for Umaga to return his call Timesonline Marauding Lions take heart from manner of victory over Manawatu For the Record Howlett pays the penalty as Henry attempts to shift up a Gear Tomorrow All Blacks thriving with Power of Four Owen Slot says the growing import trade from Pacific islands means that New Zealand will get only better How They Line up Federer in line of fire as González looks to his big guns Yesterday's Results from the All England Club Yesterday Today McEnroe still young at heart Times Online Big brother keeps prosaic eye on Murray's startling progress Court on Camera Timesonline Ruthless Mauresmo cruises through to meet Davenport From Russia with Little Love Lost Women's Draw Timesonline Sharapova makes title intent loud and clear Today's Order of Play in Sw19 Williams conquers distractions vodafone The Times Crossword 23,015 Sue Campbell, the chair of UK Sport, has been Piles of "bootleg" water bottles have started to The Insider Times Sport In with a shout: Sharapova one step closer to title Hayden squares up for Ashes The Times Maximuscle Inside The Times Quotes of the Day Happy Brits? Well, what day is it and what's the weather like? Join the Debate Phone a friend Spot of bother How to make a million Image of the Day Modern Morals Facing a Dilemma? From Twickenham to Gaza, and I want to stay As Ariel Sharon prepares to stake his own and Israel's future on evicting settlers from Gaza Giles Whittell talks to some of them about why they will fight for their homes No thanks, sister A new American bestseller promotes the idea that women should get together to share their most intimate secrets. Michele Kirsch argues that it's dangerous to confess all The Times The Times Feeling a bit liverish? Nausea, headaches, fatigue and an inability to enjoy a drink may be signs of Gilbert's syndrome; simple lifestyle changes may help, says Barbara Rowlands Telltale Signs Dr Thomas Stuttaford Do You Need Advice? My husband's lost his job and our marriage is just limping along. Should I leave—or accept things as they are? Should my Son Go to University? A toast to the taste of strawberries home. forum@thetimes. co. uk Order Good Cooking 'What a blessing Emotional Intelligence Michael Watson's self-belief made him a champion boxer, and 12 years after 'that fight' he is still powered by the same positive thinking, as Penny Wark discovers I am still a happy and free spirit Chart your course for Extremely cheap high-street clothes (hey, £5 for a dress) are changing the way that we shop for a bargain, says fashion editor Lisa Armstrong Bermudas Revisited Best on the high street Bags of Kids' Stuff Pitching Camp Arts Whistler while you work Corporations are not only buying art as an investment, but to make their staff happy. Michael Glover investigates 'The challenge was: how to bring the outside world into the office?' Monsoon Ing savings bank Unilever Whistler while you work Tomorrow in Screen Exhibition The Impressionists' talented American cousins surprise John Russell Taylor The Italian artist Ettore Spalletti likes to see things in a different light, he tells Michael Glover Entertainments Royal Opera House Concert Simon Trpceski A trip to Seven heaven Jazz Theatre The New Morality Finborough, Sw10 Concert Singcircle/Rose 30 St Mary Axe, Ec3 Crème The perfect solution Working Relationship Paul Hawkes, private detective, and his personal assistant, Tara Browne Conference Call: Uncover a Hidden Gem Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The ever-present perils of hospitality Ethics Matters Beware suits bearing gifts, says Virginia Matthews PC Stress Busters Win a Hamper Crème Editor Multiple Display Advertising Items TV & Radio Radio Choice The Times David Chater's Choice Television Multichannel Answers from Back Page Main Channels Entertainment Factual Sport Prime Time Film Guide Kids Television Terrestrial How Clean are the F*lthy Fulfords? Channel 4, 8pm Cutting Edge: The Black Widow Channel 4, 9pm Imagine: Frida Kahlo BBC One, 10.40pm Nip/tuck Channel 4, 10.55pm Film Choice Annie Hall (1977) TCM, 9pm Dog Soldiers (2002) Five, 10pm Widdecombe to the rescue? No thanks Variations Su Doku Squared Are You a Champion? T2 Crossword No 3629 Win Champagne Word Watching Polygon T2 Quiz The Writers Bureau College of Journalism
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