News from 02/12/2005
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Andrew Robson, Amanda Andrews, Lynne Greenwood, Robert Cole, Matthew Syed, Sir Singmund Sternberg, Andrew Pierce, DJM, Neelam Verjee, Zahid Hussain, Sarah Potter, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Mary Duby, Alexandra Blair, Peter Lansley, Devika Bhat, Mark Souster, Roger Gullen, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Patrick Hosking and Rajeev Syal, Christine Seib, David Chater, Angela Court, James Ducker, Penny Wark, Lorna Blackwood, Peter Whale, Liz Hodgkinson, Anthony Browne and Philip Webster Political Editor, Richard Irving, Catherine Riley Property Editor, Bob Stanley, Will Pavia, Chris Allen, Sam Marlowe, Jose Manuel Barroso, Jenny Knight, John Bungey, Adam Sege, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Sam Lister, Andrew Norfolk, Ruth Gledhill and Tosin Sulaiman, David McVay, Mike Brawer, Anthony Browne and Roey Watson, John Goodbody and Marie Tourres, Dean Wilson, Tom Bawden, Dominic Walsh, Debra Craine, Gary Jacob, Mike Pattenden, Danny Clifford, Joe Morgan, Wilfred Amery, Michael Rothery, Tim Reid, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Jill Dupleix, Dan Sabbagh, Jane Clarke, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Dominic Walsh and Jenny Davey, Richard Lloyd Parry, Charles Bremner, Peter Croch, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Liz Chong, David Charter, Hugo Rifkind, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Angela Jameson, David Sumner, Simon Sarnes, Charles Ross, Dr D. P. Moody, Mary Gold, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Karen Buck, Daniel McGrory, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Gerard Baker, Oliver Kay, William Little, Thomas Ravenscroft, Jane Wheatley, Patrick Hosking Investment Editor, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Sam Coates, Pete Paphides, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Nick-Szczepanik, Rab Ballantyne, Ann Treneman, Dominic O'neill, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Owen Slots Chief Sports Reporter, Mett Hughes, Peter Riddell Political Briefing, Philip Stott, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Kaveh Solhekol, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Page, Grainne Gilmore and Antonia Senior, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, Helen Nugent, Lucho Payne, Ian J. Hartill, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Mick Hume, Roger Boyes, Peter Birdsall, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Nick Hasell, Matthew Pryor and Tony Lysak, Martin Bolton, Kieren McCarthy, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Adam Fresco, Mike Mulvihill, Steve Jelbert, Kathryn Hone, James Doran, Jonathan Clayton, Jane Shilling, Craig Lord, Ian Johns, John Neal, Ashling O'connor, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Jane Austen, J. A. L. Sterling, Russell Jenkins, Neil Fisher, Ben MacIntyre, Alice King, Tom Hennigan, David Sanderson, Thomas Mycott, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Sarah Butler, Adrian King, Stephen Dalton, Ben Hoyle, Leo Lewis, David Powell, Richard Morrison, Tony Halpin, Russell Chamberlin, Mark Venables, Leslie Stowe (Chairman), Alan Price-Talbot, Robert Bainbridge, Olav Bjortomt, Jenny Davey, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Peter Klinger, John Sanderson, Alexandra Blair and Tony Halpin, Patience Wheatcroft, Ross Anderson, Joe Bolger, V. D. Millicheap, Damian Barr, Susan Emmett,
ResumoThe Times Britain pays more to keep EU rebate Yo-yo diet cure Fighting spirit Bricks and Mortar Lord Black plea Redknapp return Artists, it appears Index Profits on property to be hit by new tax Men and shopping The waitress, the wife, the suicide bomber Britain prepared to pay for deal on £3bn EU rebate In the Times Tomorrow The Times Landowners to be stung by tax on property windfalls On the Table Senior Tories issue warning to Cameron Bird records lost Best funeral Correction You can't treat obesity with needles The Times nutritionist Up and down for 20 years Calvet At last! An end to yo-yo dieting Scientists have found a 'cure' for the 85% of slimers who keep putting weight they lose back on, writes Nigel Hawkes The girl who went from baker's assistance to Baghdad bomber Family puzzles over life of West's first woman suicide bomber, write Anthony Browne and Roey Watson A Life Less Ordinary Muslim to seek Briton's release Fishermen fined King's tomb found Solicitor barred Poll pilot cleared Kayak triumph Victim of note Givenchy Sounds Glasgow boys believe they can walk on water First night Pop Franz Ferdinand Alexandra Palace, London Synthetic phonics replaces unsound literacy strategy Read my lips: Ruth Kelly spells out a return to sounds-based approach to learning language A defeat for 'trendy Wendy' teachers Education Editor's Briefing Rival Methods Time to Go Labour loyalists determined to spike rebel guns Top head rejected minister's advice Sexism and homophobia still 'endemic' in all police forces Homebase Playing the Numbers Game DELL Deterrent life terms for 'poison' race killers Currys Can I see your licence, tax and insurance, sir? Casiology The GL Diet Postwoman loses her round for 'chatting to customers' Chanel Bush Telegraph Picture Gallery John Lewis The EastWest Institute, says that particular think-tank's … "Hugo Swire, MP, Chairman of the Advisory Committee … People Ps Books An un-British attitude to Jane Austen Your M&S NHS facing deficits of more than £600 million Treasury telling lies on pensions, says Turner WH Smith Own It Today Price Wars By a Correspondent: 70,000 families must boil water for weeks Dior Rigged building bids rob public sector PC World Barrymore accuser sentenced Game over before it has begun Cannabis drivers dice with death Arts emporium for children opens Donna Karan New York Householder faces £20,000 fine over a storm in a yoghurt pot halfords Trotter made honest man twice over American Express moben BT More power to you Leaders of sex slave gang jailed for 18 years Copyrights and wrongs Pay now or play now-the pension dilemma Airline bans Join the debate with Times readers worldwide… Meaning of Christmas Leaving school for assault courses at dawn ST George's Day George Best F is for Phonic Irish rebranding Stupefying rules Picture Gallery Primary Purpose Reading reform is essential to broader educational success Generation XBOX The hopeless search for this year's must-have present Why many of us mourned the loss of George Best three decades ago Notebook Eastern Promise Blair has let his alliance with New Europe slip Thunderer: Off with all their heads Philip Stott is Emeritus Professor of Biogeography at the University of London The big bang theory of art If we think poets and painters have better sex lives, it may be that they are good at persuading us Join the Debate The Times I'm an employee…get me out of here Company pension schemes are old-fashioned and deserve to be forced into retirement Yes, we have opened Pandora's box in Iraq-but freedom has sprung free Could Sharon have broken the mould if Saddam had still been promoting terrorism? Not invading was the easy option, but doing that rarely produces long-term stability 'Eminem' killer is prime suspect in park murder Pulsar digitaldepot. co. uk Currys Trust Boost Morse's Jaguar to ride again Spoons to the tune of £1.24m Lane dwellers are streets ahead HD Loch Ness monster dinosaur seeks a careful new owner The Link Tory victor will have to learn a lesson from Blair Political Briefing Outback murder DNA tests 'invalid' Keeping Mum Monckton robber had drug debts One of two men accused of murdering a rich businessman said he was threatened by creditors, reports Michael Horsnell Christmas is our present to the rest to the rest of the world, says Archbishop… What It Means to Others Swiss . . . and a time to share with the kids Andrew Pierce on a Christmas card from the Prince of Wales and his extended family Argos Argos Fishy business fails to bring Hoon's deputy out of his shell Parliamentary Sketch Sharps John Lewis Price of Failure Heroin addict rapped widow, 77 Climber killed Torturer's plea Binmen escorted Culture vulture In despair after losing on penalties? Try playing the markets afterwards Dixons Civilians to have role in military law '£520m stem-cell cash needed' Medical Research Police attack mosque proposal Religious Hatred Prince's flats appeal rejected Environment The Recipe for Massive Fraud Girl, 7, sees her mother killed Sailors rescued War sites listed Spending curbed Choice of water Emergency calls Return to sender Swindler took £55m off taxman A fraudster whose crime 'was without precedent' has been jailed for 12½ years, reports Adam Fresco Beethoven masterpiece is auctioned for £1.12m Simon Schama Finds of Note Index Maimed soldiers retraining to serve in another foreign field Fast track to Athens via Stoke Mandeville Plan for pullout presented in the rhetoric of resolve Foreign Editor's Briefing Multiple Display Advertising Items US forces 'paid Iraqi papers to run stories' Nikon Insurgents stage show of strength on city's streets King utters battle cry in Lesoth's war on HIV Mitsubishi Motors Pride and Prejudice Tourist detraction Hary Potter Same-sex marriages given blessing by South Africa School cooks feeling heat as Jamie Oliver tackles the Wurst Sauerkraut to Sweet-And-Sour Sony Style Online Store (AP): Fines will help mend suburbs (AFP): Smoker ban (AP): 'Killer boys' held (Reuters): Nuclear protest (AP): Eta bomb blame (AFP): Boy fatally mauled (Reuters): Criminal record AYGO by Toyota Protesters derail start of longest Alps tunnel Terror suspect extradited after ten years Multiple Display Advertising Items Death on Metro Sony BMG Napolean's finest hour marked with a half Nelson Battle Lines (AP): Women sacked 'for not baring breasts to gorilla' Nationwide (Reuters): Police prevent voting in Egypt Party leader in helicopter crash UAE to hold limited first election Crushing defeat for gun culture Concern Australia criticises as barbaric young smuggler's hanging MacMillan cancer relief (AP, Reuters): New outbreaks of bird flu (AFP): QE2 emergency (Reuters): Sturgeon solution (AFP): Training mission (AFP): Miracle claimed (AFP): Child health cash Squirrel attack Multiple Display Advertising Items Foreign Bodies Lightweight from Europe stamps his mark on sumo Earthquake victims find hope in cinema that made way for care Good Food Show By a Correspondent (AFP): UN pleads for $4.7bn to alleviate disasters Government calls in the spin-doctors to take on Borat Kazakhstan Opposition leader killed by three shots was a suicide, police claim Onassis girl ignores doubts to wes man 12 years her senior hp invent Bush puts off jury service…for now The Times Index Bid approach for Low & Bonar Friday Dec 2 2005 Ottakar's delay Boots deal to OFT Hardman sale Quote of the day Brown to seek £1bn windfall from banks Tchenguiz responds to MP's accusations of 'exloitation' MFI gives warning on Howen profit FTSE 100 Stock Markets Chancellor eyes a stealth tax too far Looking up Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft North Sea Oil A blueprint for better design Commodities Rate message Pound to Dollar "Old Speckled Hen" Currencies Business Need to Know Results in brief World Markets Northgate Smaller stock to watch Briefing Directors' dealing Bet of the day The day's biggest movers Rumour of the day Business Big Shot Look ahead Cathay orders Stop Press Transport chief ill Ford sales drop Target Two Point Zero High street sales slump perplexes City pundits SME tax credits to encourage R&D investment Black gives up deeds to luxury home for bail Reviews of rights in digital age Professor of law in Time and Lazard fix ICANN drops plans for X-rated domain Silver Shadow Mobile groups fined €534m On the Wrong Side of the Law New head at financial reporting watchdog UK presses Europe to open energy sector ECB chief offers reassurance after rates are raised to 2.25% Energised Xansa plays down threat of Indian rivals ABN Amro division links up to buy stores Multiplex reveals plan for 42-floor residential skyscraper Canary Wharf set to sell FSA head office Battle for LSE could last for 18 months HSBC warns of rising bad debt among firms Card issuers to share details Caledonia's cash pile at £1.3bn as trust sells assets Private equity pitches for large water users as market opens to competition Water profits soar The Times AWG 'misled' in Morrison deal as suit goes to court New chief executive at United Utilities Egg investment shows cracks in Pru buyback Courtyard Financial adviser escapes watchdog's bite for mis-selling Old Mutual Lowers bar in its bid for Skandia US firms lead the UK in hedge funds Pleathora shares soar medicine's dual potential Largest Hedge Fund Managers Punch to review pubs after £2.7bn Spirit deal Investment BNFL faces strike vote over pensions Croner Bid move made for Low & Bonar Skype takes on rivals Chiefs from the Top Shelf Turnaround team that spawned kings of Britain's high streets Stars at a once-ailing Asda went on to take leading positions with many household names, writes Sarah Butler Nationalisation by stealth is Sir Humphrey's plan lenovo Papering over past City Diary Horror story City Diary Flock effect City Diary The Times Japan's military may back oil drive Sojitz in £24m North Sea deal Is sale a leap in the dark for Rothermere? Media Analysis France's top newspapers in crisis as readers revolt Circulation is falling in spite of heavy investment, reports Charles Bremner For further media coverage Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mediapolis Producing the Figures Total turnover of UK TV production companies (£m) Music downloads help boost Warner sales 13% The Times Unit Trust Information Service Freeze out the expensive energy suppliers this winter The Sunday Times More than money is at stake in budget for the European Union Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission, on EU funding talks Wall Street London Financial Futures Major Indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money Rates % Sterling Spot and Forward Rates FTSE Volumes (000s) European Money Deposits% Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Dollar Rates Other Sterling Exchange Rates Bid hopes help to soften blow of weak results from Holidaybreak Gilts Water groups offer refreshment to thirsty investors Tempus Flush with Success Caledonia Xstrata's share price revives as Dresdner reaffirms target Stock Markets Hardman Business Equity Prices Taylor's Port Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Index Lady Rose McLaren A daughter of the Marquess of Anglesey whose unconventional life ranged from ballet dancer to florist Lady Rose McLaren was born on July 27, 1919. She died on November 1, 2005, aged 86 Lives Remembered Donald May Engineer who successfully deployed a Mulbert harbour at Arromanches despite appalling weather Donald May, OBE, engineer, was born on November 21, 1912. He died on October 22, 2005, aged 92 Harold Oxbury Civil servant in Burma whose tireless efforts during the Japanese invasion saved countless refugees Harold Oxbury, CMG, civil servant in burma, was born on November 11, 1903. He died on October 31, 2005, aged 101 Gregor MacKay Director of media for the Conservative Party Gregor MacKay, public relations executive, was born on July 23,1969. He died on November 26,2005, aged 36 Questions Answered Sidecars, ancient maths and soppy dogs Prisoner entitled to oral hearing Law Report House of Lords Revocation of parole licence Court of Appeal Power to remit case for reasons Court of Appeal Comparator for female prison officer Employment Appeal Tribunal Europeans converge to relive Napoleon's glory Birthdays Premium Bonds Births Forthcoming Marriages Marriages Deaths Court Circular In Memoriam-Private Dinner School Notices To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Bridge Chess Multiple Classified Advertising Items Black Spot Grandma's car gets sexy makeover Vaughan Freeman reveals that after three decades it is suddenly cool to own a new Civic Honda Civic 1.8 I-VTEC SE Honda makes Swindon pledge Restyled Civic set to steal march on rivals Times Online Multiple Display Advertising Items TSL Finance Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items eliteregistrations Fog wrapped up Napoleon's victory Weather Eye Nature Notes Winning Move Multiple Display Advertising Items Five-Day Forecast Index Star quality brightens mixed day for Nicholls Racing Alkaased Exits Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Times Test Sandown Park Exeter Wolverhampton The Wright Track The Results Service First LEG Greenhalgh excels despite being thrown in at deep end Today's Fixtures Sanderson survives battering to make the perfect start Sailing Confident Mickel calculates medal prospects as good Snow Reports Alcoll delermined to take career on uphill route towards Turin Lack of entries makes future look bleak on national stage Ice Skating First round By Our Sports Staff: McEnroe's return could lead to double trouble for Wimbledon Tennis Flawless Clarke up for the challenge Golf Times Online Yousuf bats England to point of submission Scoreboard from Lahore Times Online Sport England plans long stay at the crease The Times Welcome to the land of hype and glory Matthew Syed on the new British disease claiming sportsmen and women faster than you can say 'OBE' Cash Iures from Qatar may lead to rewriting of rulebook Craig Lord reports on a rich nation's attempts to buy sporting success Top Transfers Melbourne contenders get second chance to earn ticket D'Hondt conveyor belt keeps rolling in generation game French joy at delays to London pool complex Olympic Games Ringside bids for Hatton Britons honoured Greenslade grit Nicol on song Sato without seat Legge's first Bryan Stiles Training to blame for Wilkinson's injury spate Saint-Andre forced to make changes Halliday tempts old team-mates to help in good cause High time to tackle this unsafe style of play Varndell double downs Australia The Sunday Times For one knight only, a wild-card movie that comes top of my lists 50 Greatest Sports Movies Ellis 'disgusted' but O'Leary still holding on Times Online The Premiership Today Saha hopes his career can now take wing Return to centre stage offers boost for Slabber rands FA Cup Second round Mark Venables on the former Tottenham Hotspur pair who are relishing their new challenge with amazing Grays The Times Jol looks to cut Mido's absence World Cup Allardyce praises Arsenal empire npower Worcester want to hit headlines all over again David McVay finds memories of a famous victory being rekindled in a cathedral city Gerrard's home fire burning brightly for Liverpool Oliver Kay says that club and captain are now as one again at Anfield Reasons to Be Cheerful Five Factors behind Merseysiders Domestic Transformation . . . Including Peter Crouch Nil by Mouth Tunes Consistency Keeps Red Flag Flying No regrets as Kavanagh fulfils dream and seeks Anfield goal Prospect of rover's return has soap opera fans gasping in amazement Former manager odds-on favourite Lowe considers approach to Southampton Shortlist that is Not so Short The trouble with having a little bet on the side . . . You Read It Here First How the Times Has Charted Portsmouth's Quest a New Manager Fans are split over Mandaric's bid to Iure Redknapp Prospective U-turn splits on South Coast Former first choice pulls outs opinion on South Coast Former first choice pulls out Home boy Warnock persuaded to stay by chairman Pressure on Shepherd to appease angry flock Football Office The Times Crossword 23,149 The Insider If Vodafone thought its £9 million-a-year sponsorship … It Seems not everything can be sold on eBay. The Black … E-Mail: theinsider@thetimes. co. uk Robben now fit to burst reputation for fragility Index Woodward ready for whole new ball game The Times Shepherd Adds to Souness Pressure friday Passnotes The great dictator theface theclick thebulletin contents Basket cases Women go shopping, men to buying. Ross Anderson explains the difference, Penny Wark defines six types of men in shops and Hugo Rifkind chronicles how a man's patience can be exhausted When I see a man sitting outside a female fitting room I know I'm looking at one in the early stages of a new relationship Which Type are You? Shopping and dementia Modern morals Facing a Dilemma Picture Gallery Driven to behave like Molesworth's granny in the shops Limbo has more allure than Heaven Dictates of fame Ten ways . . . to survive happily without a pension in your dotage Luxury with Lucia Ghost Lucia van der Post answers your style questions I want a jacket to keep me warm in the fast lane Hair with Hari Bose In season: goose Fortnum's Delivered Trays of titbits for smarter parties Jill Dupleix looks at trends in finger food and serves up a winning selection of nibbles The Times Prostate cancer: the clue to its origins? Rescarch suggests that stem cells play a leading role, opening up the possibility of new treatments, says William Little Tomorrow in Body & Soul Sobering up My solution to an emotional hangover goes up in smoke Index Working-class hero, Beatle for sale Which is the real John Lennon, who died 25 years ago next week, asks Pete Paphides - the flawed personality or the airbrushed commodity? Picture Gallery New Bands Careful, duDe, he's got a spoon Fights with utensils are part of the Mercury Rev legend, says Steve Jelbery Times Hit & Myth Radio The Times Classical Ii Barbiere di Slbigia Juan Diego Florez Decca (DVD) Pop Eminem Curtain Call-The Hits Aftermath Classical Boston Camerata a Mediterranean Christmas Warner Classic The Official UK Charts Classical Mariss Jansons Stravinsky/Rachmaninov RCO Live Jazz Diana Krall Christmas Songs (Verne) Pop Girls Aloud Chemistry Polydor Folk Kate & Anna McGarrigle The McGarrigle Christmas Hour Nonesuch The Times Mad about the bad boy What's life like with McK'n'roll's most notorious star? Photographer Danny Clirrord trailed Pete Dpherty as the most tumultuous year of his lofe unfolded. And yes, Kate Moss was there, too The Times ENO regrets? No, just plans Andrew Litton was jilted by the ENO. Their loss, says Richard Morrison Multiple Display Advertising Items Dance Edward Scissorhands Sadler's Wolls firstnight reviews Theatre Tom's Midnight Garden Unicom, SE1 Opera Violet Guildhall School, EC2 tv & radio Radio Choice The Times Index 24-hour listings highlights Entertainment Prime-time multichannel planner Kids Factual Sport Choice Answers from Back Page Su Doku Winner BBC One Viewing Guide Everybody Loves Raymond Channel 4, 8pm Variations The Man-Eating Leopard of Rudraprayag BBC Two, 9pm The Osbournes The Simian Line (2000) Five, 3.30pm Film Choice Grand Theft Parsons (2003) FilmFour, 8.45pm The River Wild (1994) BBC One, 11.35pm Mama don't preach…please Last Night's TV SU Doku Cubed times Quiz times2 Crossword No 3763 Word Watching Polygon Backfriend The Times Opening Bids Thames Gateway must be more than a commuter dormitory of cheap flats and pricey townhouses The mix must be right or it may become a vast buy-to-let project The Surveyor Focus on The Facts behind the Figures What Estate Agents Say House Price Changes London Family Home in Southwest London Get in Get out Get Away Putney, Sw15; a Viatorian house set over four floors with a patio and a garden Out Grade Ii Listed Property in Kent High Halden: Wealden hall house dating to the 16th century with a detached cottage Away New Farmhouse in Somerset Woolston: a large family home with plenty of attic space and just over five acrea of land Justice of the Lease Scrutinise the small print when you move into ex-council homes, says Liz Hodgkinson The more a property looks and feels lide a council flat, the lower its value British Gas St James Homes So Good we Bought One Market Report Mary Gold meets Sales staff who put their money where there mouth is in the end we started believing our own publicity Free with this House Developers desperate for sales are luring buyers with gifts, says Lynne Greenwood For completion by Christmas there is £10,000 cashback Three properties offered with incentives Christmas Crackers Twelve Festive Gifts in Berkshire Winnersh: a chance to win prizes including a laptop, cycles and vouchers worth £500 Cashback in Warwickshire Royal Leamington Spa: £10,000 offered of to buyer of this Grade Ii listed apartment New Mini Cooper in Middlesex Isleworth: complete by christmas and you will be the owner of a fashionable run around Tudor Bedtime Glory The Great Indoors Embroiderers have restores the luxury of a famous four-poster, writes Jane Wheatley He was a man with big ideas, It was a bit of showing off Twigdenhomes Ballymore The Stream Edge Multiple Display Advertising Items Real Estate It is said to have the most listed buildings of any town in kent Ramsgate is stating to recapture its glory days, reports Jenny Knight Shore Bets Should we Forgive These Sin Bins? Refuse rebels want to trash the unsightly wheelies while official talk of health and safety. Damian Barr mediates As single issues go, rubbish is top of the heap The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Berkeicy Homes Knight Frank George Wimpey Bryant Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sealed Bids Desperately Seeking The Times Radiators What's on Multiple Display Advertising Items St James Homes The Times Schools Report Results improve but doubts linger over their value Tony Halpin says a narrow focus on test scores is leading some schools to sacrifice quality A report found that schools routinely drilled 11-year-olds to pass the tests Eastborough beats adversity to win Most Improved Schools Teachers with a talent to inspire Alexandra Blair on the benefits of breaking the boundaries Most Value Added Combe achieves highest level for the second time Tony Halpin on a brilliant but run-down school Local Authority Performance Chart Results by Numbers How to Read the Tables
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