News from 06/10/2005
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Andrew Robson, Phil Yates, Alyn Shipton, Widget Finn, Edward Owen, David Begg, Robert Cole, Helen Kirwan-Taylor, Andrew Pierce, DJM, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Martin Birchall, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Gary Duncan, Debbie Harrison, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Jeffrey Stephenson, Camilla Cavendish, Christine Seib, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, James Ducker, Nic Hopkins, Janny Davey, Mark Griffiths Horticulture Correspondent, Patrick Kidd, Will Pavia, Sam Marlowe, Wendy Ide, Baron Mance, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, David McVay, Steven Blush, Michael Evans and Richard Beeston, Donald Hutera, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Joshua Jampol, Jack Malvern, Tom Bawden, Dominic Walsh, Nell Harman, lan Johns, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Martin Foley, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, David Sharrock Ireland Correspondent, Greg Hurst and Helen Rumbelow, Anatole Kaletsky, Phil Gordon, Dominic Walsh and Jenny Davey, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Ron Lewis, Helen Rumbelow, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Stefanie Marsh, Liz Chong, Greg Hurst, Bronwen Maddox Foreign Editor's Briefing, Tim Teeman, Stuart Crainer, Hugo Rifkind, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Angela Jameson, Beverley Hughes, Russell Kempson, Simon Midgley, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Oliver Kay, Giles Smith Sport on Television, Sarah Vine, Frank Skinner, Lesley Close, Roy David, John Hopkins, Keith Iddon, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Mark Hunter, Sheila Skinner, Raymond Keene, Daniel Allen, Michelle Henery Enterprise, Christine Buckley, Matthew Pryor, Sean MacAulay, Peter Riddell Political Briefing, Rachel Gallagher, Steve Coomber, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Louise Davies, Chris Campling, David Davis, A. V. Gordon, Richard Owen, Mick Hume, Steve Smethurst, Nick Hasell, Jullan Evans, Ziona Strelitz, Carolyn Asome, Kevin Maher, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Paul Simons, Adam Fresco, Anna Frame, Nell Harman Tennis Correspondent, Murray Hedgcock, John Goodbody, Mary Ann Sieghart, Jonathan Clayton, Philip Webster Political Editor, Tom Cox, Giles Whittell, Ian Johns, Des Dearlove, Ashling O'connor, Shelly Stalnaker, David Crossland, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Alan Lee, Anthony Browne Brussels Correspondent and Dan Sabbagh, Diane Munday, Anthony Loyd, Stephen Hoare, John Oughton, Roy Hattersley, Tony Dawe, Carly Chynoweth, Tom Hennigan, Philip Webster, David Sanderson, Jacqui Goddard, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Lottie Moggach, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Sarah Butler, Christine Rushton, Richard Lloyd Parry and Robert Thomson, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Bill Edgar, Tony Halpin, James Christopher, Ann Treneman Conference Sketch, Clare Dight, Frank Field, Owen Slot, Terence Conran, Jenny Davey, Peter Klinger, Ross Anderson, Nunzio Quacquarelli, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoThe Times Why your boss is a b*****d Davis speech fails to fire Tory faithful 'Spanish flu' link Morbid fear Banker's appeal Retail woes Sven's team effort Index Iran blamed for deaths of eight Britons in south Iraq Anatole Kaletsky Cancer drug U-turn will save 1,000 lives a year In the Times Today The Times 'Infra-red' bombs based on tactics used by Hezbollah Iran blamed for Britons' deaths In the Line of Fire Doctor charged over stabbing Killer bug inquiry Trying harder Missing art First for Church Bank's demand Damp course Multiple Display Advertising Items The £2m legacy that left a family at war An inquest become an inquisition over claims that an engineering tycoon died suspiciously, Andrew Norfolk reports Women given the all clear for lifesaving cancer drug Bad Checks Illegal influx of 100,000 a year Boxer's evidence Expensive address Sabotage first Raffle arrest Nelson watch Play falters 'You Do Get Cabin Fever in the End' Gant This Saturday in the Times Number of home workers has doubled in eight years Policies Good, Style Bad Tory Conference The Times Jury Support for Davis ebbs away as The front-runner for the Conservative leadership now faces a battle to win over members, report Philip Webster, Greg Hurst and Helen Rumbelow How the Speeches Changed the Odds I want the Tories to walk tall and be proud again This Week's Leadership Betting The Speech Close Rivals Yes, he reached parts other contenders don't. No one else has dared be so dull Tory Conference The favourite must fight his corner in the lobbies Tory Conference Times Online Kinky Boots Blackpool Diary Cameron's Take on Drugs Saga Scottish Windows The Speech Fox courts Right by attacking EU and modernisers Dark Horse Breaks Cover The Times Jury BMW Danger Money dfs Bradford & Bingley Free Tickets Work put fear of death into mortuary attendant Election exit strategy may be in the pipeline for slick Chancellor People Hugo Rifkind Secrets and tie-ins keep Max out of the picture Magnet Ps Blackpool lacks that old-time sparkle Skoda Fabia Royal couple plan charm offensive on first official tour of US HSBC VW BBC chief 'tried to get Humphrys out' Sainsbury's The Cooperative Bank Roaming haemoglobin Walker improves his track record Ollie the eagle owl goes Awol Malta Putin honours rescue team Granny gave fivers to strangers Help called in We must act on pensions The challenge of easing death into our way of life Retail decline Join the debate with Times readers worlwide… timesonline. co. uk/debate Mother knows best, but babies are different A spot of sun for everyone Mixed cricket Last but not least The Times White House Blues President Bush has put himself on the defensive Money for Morbidity Mould-breaking payout heralds hope for the terminally miserable To see the world in a grain of sand—and also in poetry flying to the stars Arts Notebook Rachel Campbell-Johnston A Bruising Race Davis needs to learn lessons swiftly from an uninspiring week How Leah proves we are mad Now that's my kind of party No one under 40 believes in traditional Left-Right politics. But have the politicians woken up to this? The Times Join the Debate Brassed off by feel-good movies Enough strippers, dance numbers and towns in crisis. How about some sweet reality? Opposed by four powerful headwinds, the economy staggers towards trouble HSE Architect dies after fighting off mugger BT times2 By a Correspondent: Boyfriend was stabbed 46 times in 'honour killing', court told Judges threaten to resign over pensions losses Teacher expelled 'offensive' author o2. co. uk O2 The Sharpest Critics Strange journeys, unintended destinations first night Visual Art Universal Experience Hayward Gellery, London SE1 Sally Anne's final hours on camera sky IBM Premiership player accused Men join the belles of St Mary's Conference stewards investigated Paper 'disproves' Napoleon plot easyJet.com True love often ends in tears, they say, but for mice rather than men, real romance cannot even get going without a soft and sexy cry Minister is ticked off after ruling out 'escape route' for state pupils Head teachers say rejection of voucher scheme shows Labour is biased against the private sector, reports Tony Halpin MBA Getting It in the Neck Possible Hot Five Sainsbury's New Santa beard clause—it should be 6in long Barbie? It's more Beyoncé in toy war Deportees seen as traitors The World's Best Book Group tiscali Hospital retirement exodus Health IPod excitement AA Past Pandemics US will call in the Army Adams seeks EU 'peace' cash Dishonest nature Winner named Post theft charge Public hanging IPod excitement Shed with a view Bird flu reminds scientists of virus that killed 50m people It is mutating in the same way as the germ that caused the 1918 pandemic, reports Mark Hendersdon Few tears as loyalist thugs kill their own BAA Gatwick Line of Fire Suicide: it shouldn't happen to a veterinary Pressure was too great WHSmith Del Boy opens gateway to high art Peckham is a hotspot of British culture, reports Jack Malvern Land Rover At the Hub of Today's Culture Liza Minnelli stars in Cabaret Multiple Display Advertising Items Church allowed to sell painting to fund repairs Blunkett may sue over film Easy Living Vita Scenes from a Very Social Secretary Times World News Plea to Pope from 'God's banker' revealed as murder trial begins Money Trail Schröder set to concede defeat Free PC Guide Prudential homechoice digital home network Dell Water board pulls plug on new homes Film hit reopens wound of a humiliating defeat St Anthony's Hospital Blair's backstage theatrics cannot disguise the trouble with Putin (Reuters): Hurricane deaths (AFP): Lottery loser Eminem sues (AP): Caught short northern rock Snake eyes bigger than its belly (Reuters): Pentagon spy's plea bargain General who leads an army that dare not speak its name Multiple Display Advertising Items onetel Raja Fashions Three die as soldiers and police clash in bribe row Cities bypass broadband providers to put everyone on the web BAAGatwick CIA rejects criticism of 9/11 attacks intelligence Multiple Display Advertising Items Assisted death dispute is new law chief's first test Balancing the old and new Averys Wine Merchants Esquire Bishop starves in canal protest Opponents say plan to divert water to drought-stricken area will not benefit poor, reports Tom Hennigan (Reuters): Nobel prize for molecule work (AP): Constitution vote (Reuters): Sharon meeting (Reuters): Rare steak back (Reuters): Goose bump Times Business Thursday October 6 2005 LSE 'bid move' Shares dive Stock Markets Currencies Commodities FTSE 100 Dow Jones High street woes could hit private equity backers Private Equity on the High Street Reubens Eye next Takeover Targets? Reubens fuel bid talk by taking a piece of Rank and Whitbread Creator of per una seeks wider M&s role Emirates Upfront effrontery Marks needs Davies, but not at any price Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft All above board at A&l Need to Know FTSE 100 Eurofirst 80 Hang Seng Nikkei The Times Data Day Results in Brief Look Ahead Yukos raided Yukos raided Black case delay Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Exchange Rates Data Smaller Stock to Watch Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day VW Business Big Shot Times MPC sharply split as it votes 6-3 against cut in rate Katrina and energy costs slow America's engine Drop in new work takes toll of services sector Hotspot Banker who shook up boardrooms to be A&l chairman New chief heeds his own advice Cut-off fears as gas for winter hits 10-year low Times Online Power Supply Industry prepares to flick the power switch EU talks ahead on football TV rights Havas refuses to rule out move for control of Aegis The Times Gorillaz go on mobiles as EMI and 3 make music videos pay BPB offers rise in dividends to keep French at bay The Times Chief plans to keep on punching in Saint-Gobain takeover battle JD Group struck by sharp fall in sales Burberry chief will step down next year The Times Gala set to place £2bn on takeover of Coral Branson regains active role in clubs Fresh tax may stifle recovery, says British Land boss Further delay to pension regulations to be announced Chinese step up pressure in the hunt for West End office space How Companies Must Comply ING's new property trust to cash in on demand Boards 'fail to plan for risks' The Aon Game Plan Ford boss hits at 'green' car Biannual blithering City Diary Plus ca exchange City Diary Aon cuts 750 UK jobs after US clampdown Alliance unclear City Diary 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 Inter Exec Aid for SMEs with global vision The Times Accountant body seeks support for merger Institute is five times bitten but never shy Shares in Compass go north as Rentokil heads south 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 BPB puts a floor under, and ceiling above, shares' value Tempus Robert Cole The Day's Biggest Movers PartyGaming Gilts Fears over Zambia diesel hit Vedanta Smaller Capitalisation Shares Evolutec Banking & Finance Rolex Equity Prices Business Times Register Sir George Sinclair Colonial adminstrator who became a Conservative MP and campaigned energetically on family, health and women's issues Sir George Sinclair, colonial administrator and politician, was born on November 6, 1912. He died on September 21, 2005, aged 92 Kenneth Turpin Provost of Oriel College and Oxford Vice-Chancellor noted for his firm but conciliatory administration Tobias Schneebaum Artist, writer and maverick anthropologist who travelled widely in search of remote cultures untainted by the West Tobias Schneebaum, artist, writer and anthropologist, was born on March 25, 1921. He died on September 20, 2005, aged 84 L. J. K. Setright Motoring journalist whose acerbic writings enthralled aficionados and outraged environmentalists L. J. K. Setright, motoring journalist, was born on August 10, 1931. He died on September 7, 2005, aged 74 Vladimir Volkoff Writer of political novels that echoed his emigre legacy Lives in Brief Questions Answered Court Circular Life Barony Appointment Birthdays Picture Gallery Anniversaries Births Forthcoming Marriages Legal News The fall gives rise to a beauty contest in winter gardens Marriages Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements Luncheon Bridge Andrew Robson Chess Raymond Keene Winning Move Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trafalgar 200: now for Cornwall The fine-wine taste of the other Majorca Cycling, golf, walking . . . make half-term an action break A week in Torquay £220, Turkey £131, San Gimignano £199. Tony Dawe lists best late offers ABTA Multiple Display Advertising Items Reader Offers Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Howzat! You can spring into a cricket summer The day Horncastle had a monsoon Weather Eye Paul Simons Nature Notes Winning Move Solution: 1 b4! traps the knight The AirMiles Travel Company Five Day Forcast Times Online National Forecasts Times Sport Carter is warned off for five years Racing Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Times Test Towcester profits from free enterprise Cheltenham Racecourse Taaffe leaps at chance to join the big buyers Wincanton The Times Sports Book Worcester Racing Southwell O'Sullivan to dip his toe in bigger pool Snooker Puerta calls in lawyers over latest claims of drug use Doubles trouble leads Madrid Masters to threaten cancellation Murray rises to fresh challenge in quest for new high Belgium's loss Montagny search Randall signs Blackwell award Matthew goal Nicol holds sway Expansion plans offer grounds for optimism Rugby League Williams turns to 'bear' tracking Boxing The Times Pettitte gives Astros lift-off Women still get rough deal on the fairways Tom Cox says the dividing line between the sexes flourishes at grassroots level Wie Fortune Scot sees merit in hectic dash across Atlantic The Results Service Football Coe on school run in bid to make it all fun and Games Today's Fixtures Football Political knowhow earns Moynihan medals challenge Sport Olympic Games England's heroes look mortal as Australia seek atonement Scoreboard from Melbourne One man's loss proves an entire club's good fortune Get It Taped the Rules and Regulations The Sunday Times Tapeball craze help kids to bend it like Flintoff Matthew Pryor reports on an initiative to revitalise the game Battle lines drawn as game in England starts to implode French fans prove to be league apart Two's Company, 93,260 is a Crowd Luger gets chance to revive his career in sevens BAA Gatwick Dallaglio fired up for reunion with club and country Brookstein fails to bring home the bacon Sport Times Online Tragedy of young player who fell victim to the bottle Alcoholics Not so Anonymous By Our Sports Staff: Tottenham's show of character lifts Jenas England, Newcastle, Norwich, Colchester… Wirral County. … Preston's problems leave Davies at odds with board Moyes loses battle with Australia over Cahill Club v Country By Our Sports Staff: Warnock keeping his mind on job Cardiff player in coma after crash on way from match City keep faith with James Mourinho's mark Vital Statistic Woodgate's debt Allardyce aim The Premiership Today Quietly flows the don of referees as the end nears Russell Kempson blows the whistle on Dermot Gallagher, who recently took charge of his 1,000th professional match and is philosophical about his looming retirement Will Gascoigne again be reduced to tears or will it be Kettering this time? Owen Slot looks at the former England midfield player's proposed takeover of the non-league team and ponders why How They Stand Wales looking to lift their spirits from low point Group Six Times Online Ireland call on their emergency service Group Four Burns backs Scotland to handle weight of expectation Group Five How They Stand Gerrard goes on the defensive in Group Six Everyone knows I had distractions I will need to be more disciplined Team owe the nation 'big time' VW Defoe determined to make impression How They Stand The Times Crossword 23,100 The Insider Times Sport Campbell stuck in limbo as Eriksson wavers on line-up I can't remember the last time I played well for England The Times Gascolgne adventure times2 passnotes The face behind the mask: Vladimir Putin theclick thebulletin contents I … me Bankers and CEOs are prone to it, as are celebrities and some office bosses. Helen Kirwan-Taylor reports on acquired situational narcissism—and how to deal with it Sofa Workshop She loved making me feel worthless Modern morals Facing a Dilemma Picture Gallery Will the great TV turn-off be Brown's undoing? A breath of fresh air in Blackpool Bigger even than Barker You know your life's in trouble when… . . . you start worrying that your council recycling box appears to be shrinking, says Mick Hume snowline Subtle cues that show Samantha's on message Sartorial semiotics Next Week—times2 at the Cheltenham Literature Festival VW Times Online Terror that drifts beneath the Tigris He wanted to be Jacques Cousteau, but an Iraqi diver now collects corpses. Anthony Loyd reports 'When I go out walking, my fingers in one hand go numb' Ask Dr Stuttaford The WellMan Clinic Poaching: why it's an eggsact science food Ross Anderson salutes the mighty egg, and dispels some myths Dish Aragon Chicken Stew with Peppers What you need Index A Fagin to twist and shout about screen Could Ben Kingsley's latest triumph become his ultimate millstone, asks Sean MacAulay Oliver Twist Daylight robbery:… How I learnt to pick a pocket (or two) The pickpocket consultant of Polanski's Oliver Twist teaches Lottie Moggach the art of thieving Odeon Ideas worth pinching Donmar Please, Roman, can we have some more? The horrors of two childhoods 150 years apart inform a brilliant retelling of a classic story, says James Christopher Family that slays Wendy Ide sees the birth of Joss Whedon's new sci-fi franchise and Bergman's farewell Come hear the band, come see the girl Ian Johns sums up the eternal appeal of Cabaret, free with The Times this Saturday Starts Tomorrow at Cinemas Nationwide A hard woman is good to find. Just ask any spotty male virgin Hollywood sells sex in feminist clothing—and leather boots—but Kevin Maher isn't buying it The Times Travel Direct (Goldfinger, 1964) AKA: Honor Blackman DVD Dinners Win tickets to the … New DVDs Dead Man Kingdom of Heaven Times Online Evil Screen Goddesses Mae West Gotcha! Sleazy hacks get nailed on screen What a romp! Rag Tale claims to bare all about the gutter press. Here, Times journalists separate the clichés from the real story LA Story The Times Gonzo, but not forgotten Opera Merry Window Theatre Richard II Old Vic reviews first night Theatre 'Tis Pity She's a Whore The fine art of strange journeys: a new exhibition … Entertainments Dance Les Philosophes Jazz Tord Gustavsen tv & radio Radio Choice The Times 31 David Chater's choices Entertainment 24-hour listings highlights Prime-time multichannel planner Kids Factual Choice Sport Answers from Back Page BBC One Look Mum! Viewing Guide David Chater Horizon BBC Two, 9pm Variations All about George/mike Bassett: Manager Elizabeth I Channel 4, 9pm Paper Moon Boys on the Beach (1999) BBC Two, 12.20am Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) T-Rex: a dinosaur in bird's clothing Last Night's TV lan Johns Su Doku Cubed times2 Quiz Olav Bjortomt 'times2 Crossword No 3714 Word Watching Philip Howard Polygon Picture the loan The Times Inside Contact US The Times Nothing succeeds like succession The Week in Work Statwatch Good Week… What Else Happened . . . Bad Week Pepsico International Telephones are just so last week Future-Proofing Voice over Internet Protocol Data File Knowledge is power The Job Motivation…expertise A local pub quiz is the place to show off your general knowledge, but, as Daniel Allen explains in part four of our series on motivation, many people are inspired by a specific niche or specialism The Art of Demotivation The 60-Second Business Book For the Top Jobs, Turn to Pages 12-20 Test Yourself… Do You Have an Executive Iq? Are You a Smarty Pants? Case Study Michael Page Do you agree with this advice? What Can I Earn? I need advice on adjusting to life in a bigger pond Worklife Challenge How Do I Become… …A Tourism Planner? The Times Work experience can be a recruitment tool too Company internship schemes benefit all concerned, says Carly Chynoweth. Employers get an early look at likely employees while interns gain experience of corporate life Before He was Famous…frank Skinner How to Get the Most out of your Placement Making the Most Of…careers Guides Data File Where next for Internships AT…PwC Don't let your student loans haunt you for years to come The Smart Money Debt before dishonour? It rather depends on how much dishonour you can handle, says Debbie Harrison, but if you max out on student debt, lateral thinking can help Unique Selling Point University of Bath School of Management A course that offers something to build on For some, a bit of bottom cleavage and a piercing wolf-whistle is enough to succeed in construction. No longer, says Steve Coomber, there is now an industry-specific MBA Manchester's MBA for Construction Executives Learning about school culture Rankings are often flawed, so if you want to know where to study, you need to do your own research, says A. V. Gordon Case Study Clients v Consultants: Organisational Games Fad Surfing Six Sigma Course Watch Workspace 10 The Office Psychologist Workspace Reorganisation Not much taxing, a lot of relaxing After the shock of Hurricane Ivan, the Caribbean paradise is partying again with good living, high salaries and beautiful and beautiful beaches, writes Mark Hunter 'The Population is 50,000, so It's like Living in a Small Town' Data File Work Kit Statwatch What calms your nerves at work? Picture Gallery Data File This gripe is a storm in a teacup Test Yourself . . . Answers Internships at . . . P&g Working For…ge Commercial Finance If you work hard and are not afraid to ask questions, you could go a long way at GE Commercial Finance, Clare Dight learns 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 Classified Advertising Items BAA Multiple Display Advertising Items Triple tonic will ginger up business school prospects More graduates are being targeted as the market revives, says Des Dearlove Some predict a radical shake-up in the MBA market in the next few years MBA MBA News Round-Up London Business School Thoughts of the business world's Mick Jagger Des Dearlove eavesdrops on the wisdom of Jack Welch Professionals use their studies to avoid being typecast at work Widget Finn notes the benefits gained by four people who took time out to do an MBA Bradford Love of horses essential for an unusual course Simon Midgley finds that husbandry is just one component Henley From a stable girl to the holder of an equine MBA Savious who is rescuing the ugly duckling No hiding in the ivory towers for today's business school chiefs Widget Finn meets David Begg, principal of imperial's Tanaka school University of Southampton 'I wouldn't be surprised if the bubble bursts and wouldn't be sorry' Deans under pressure to pay their way Des Dearlove on the growing demands facing top academics Multiple Display Advertising Items Fast-track MBAs are cheaper but really hard work Widget Finn asks five alumni how they fared It was too short to take advantage of all that Oxford had to offer socially TrumpU, where an MBA can be done in a day The Main Man is sharing his secrets, says Stuart Crainer Warwick Business School What do academic sta… footballers have in common? Nunzio Quacquarell looks at a career that has surprisingly lu… The Top Five For mystery and mastery, it pays to follow the unorthodox course Steve Coomber learns about adventurous teaching methods Judge banks on famous pedigree Des Dearlove reports on the strategy behind the rebranding of Cambridge's business school Durham The University of Manchester Manchester Business School How you can decide which MBA is for you? Joshua Jampol offers six key points to put on your checklist To stay on course, don't close the door on finance options Scholarships, loans and sponsorship can all fit the bill, says Stephen Hoare Dream comes true for essay winner To read the winning essay Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items City Cass Business School City of London
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