News from 09/05/2006
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Mark Soster, Martin Edwards, Andrew Billen, Robert Cole, Bel Mooney, Andrew Pierce, DJM, Tom Rowland, Tim Albone, Aleksander Boyd, Tom Dyckhoff, David Aaronovitch, Gary Duncan, Alex Nunns, James Holden, David Lee, Mark Frary, Veronica Woolf, Philip Howard, Elaine Henshaw, Lawyors tell, David Chater, Sheryl Garrat, Clive Davis, Gabrielle Starkey, Carl Mortished, Patrick Kidd, Will Pavia, Michael Evans, Defence Editor, Sam Marlowe, Jenny Knight, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, David Sharrock, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Hillary Shaw, Allan D. Mitchell Ayr, Jane MacArtney, Donald Hutera, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Anthony Browne, Tom Bawden, Steve Bird, Rory Watson, Philip Webster Political Editor and Greg Hurst, Victoria Brown, Toby Moore, Jill Dupleix, Derek Sinclair, Dan Sabbagh, Jane Clarke, Jonathan Gornall, Libby Purves, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Richard Lloyd Parry, Graham Keeley, Ron Lewis, Dominic Carman, Adam Sherwin Media Correspondent, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Richard Susskind, Edward Gorman, Hugo Rifkind, Nick Pearson, Daniel McGrory, Edward Fennell, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Oliver Kay, Gerard Baker, Ross Clark, Pat Arman, Rick Broadbent, Tom Baldwin, Ann Treneman, Steuart & Francis, Simon de Bruxelles, Dan Sawyer, Edward Collier, Gabriel Rozenberg, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Steven Parker, Raymond Keene, Liz Young, Adam Sage, Tony Whelpton, Bruce Blair, Qc, Matt Hughes, Chris Gillibrand, D. Gatehouse, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Steve Coomber, Sean O'Neill, Kaveh Solhekol, Chris Campling, Mayur Lakhani, Bronwen Maddox, Richard Myhill, Patrick Hosking, Peter Riddell and Philip Webster, David Mattin, Amanda Andrews and Dan Sabbagh, Adam Fresco and Fran Yeoman, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Nick Hasell, Andrew Jack, Dolya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Gary Jacob and Adam Fresco, Matt Dickinson Specialist Correspondent, Tony Cascarino, Tom Dart, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Joanna Pitman, Jonathan Clayton, John Baron, Mp, Ian Johns, Richard Reeves, Ella Stimson, George Caulkin, Peter Riddell, Andy Andersson, Bemard Lagan, Diane Llewhelin, Tony Dawe, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, David Sinclair, Mark Henderson, Tom Bawden and Liz Chong, Chris Ayres, Martin Waller, Lisa Verrico, Alex Murphy, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Stephen Dalton, Steve Allen, Richard Morrison, Alexandra reports, Adam Sherwin, Michael Evans, Keven Eason, Olav Bjortomt, Matt Hughes and Oilver Kay, Jenny Davey, Karh Cobn, Nicola Copping, Fay Schopen, David Corker, Peter Klinger, Hogo Rifkind, Joe Bolger, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoThe Times British woman is killed on Iraq duty Cancer screening Miners rescued Threat to investors Crisis for ANC Index Support for Labour at lowest level since 1992 Creak the Da Vinci code The Times Poll Why World Cup is all about a boy 'Twice as many' serious offences in prisons fiasce In the Times Today The Times Labour's support at new low Latest Numbers No shows 'cost NHS £614m' Separate sciences Votes challenged Affair inquiry Farmers angered Sport 'Screening? It's a no-brainer' Prestigious Properties Picture Gallery The Findings Rooting out the genes behind breast cancer Couples will be allowed to cherry-pick' the embryos without cancer-causing genes for use in IVF, reports Mark Henderson 'She was one of the RAF's finest: courageous, upbeat and unselfish' Commander pays tribute to first British servicewoman to die in combat in Iraq, reports Michael Evans Editor We will go in the clear up militias if required TAG How Kipper the catfish burnt the house down Tories take eight-point lead The shift in support could be either a short-term response to recent turmoil - or a tuming point in the parties' electoral fortunes, writes Peter Riddell Cameron ready for snap election Looking Ahead Let's talk, Tony. Because breaking up is hard to do Ann Treneman Political Sketch 'I will give next leader ample time to prepare' Students fear graduation chaos Academics reject the latest pay offer and are told by unions not to sex examinations this summer, Alexandre Blair reports OAG Britain is 'antiscial behaviour capital' Salary Dispute Green Flag Specsavers Miners freed after 13 days call rescue 'The Great Escape' Volkswaten Group RAC Abbey Boy, 15, dies in hospital after beating A dozen youths armed with baseball bats carried out the vicious sectarian attack in Co Antrim, David Sharrock reports Kelly fails to pass equality test, say gay campaigners Telewest and Homechoice Missing Votes E E, 4 Steve McQueen fans get set for the great sell-off Under the Hammer directline.com Harrow devises its own wall game People A fascinating insight into the birth of the new Labour … "Mothers today face relentless criticism and pressure, … What will happen to all those old ODPM signs, now that … PS Picture Gallery Birkbeck BT War hero who attacked recruits Colour sergeant awarded the second highest gallantry medal is facing prison after admitting abuse, Michael Evans reports Beatles lose apple logo case to iTunes Computer firm offers to sell band's hits on its Music Store to heal dispute that has lasted 20 years, reports Adam Sherwin tiscali Churchill Apple V Apple Microsoft Teaching tools Shortcomings in the NHS Cocksure Conservatism v strife-torn Labour Dylan and Donne Join the debate with Times readers worldwide timesonline. co. uk/debate Stop me and buy one Tough love Canoes do pay Mob handed Tall order The Times Policing the Peacekeepers Tough new measures are needed to curb sex abuse by UN personnel Demo v Democracy How many banners does it take to make litte rather than Protest? What unites the US and Mexico? Giving the French a good kicking Chris Ayres Back to Business Blair and Brown must govern effectively or forfeit power Thunderer: You won't be singing any more Sack this skirt-lifting creep In any commercial company John Prescott would be out of a job without pension or severance pay Guess who's coming to dinner with Red Ken? The Venexuelan President allgns himself with dictators, human rights abusers and notorious narcorerrorists Hugo Chavez has become the volce and the leader of the resentful of the world Change of direction new agenda Oh, save us from these wild witterings New Labour has, on the fundamentals, done a fair job. Voters won't want to move away You Can Look for Oil at Great Depths Total QPR boss in tears as he tells of attack Inside Track Tottenham's lasagne goes under the microscope Double Speed Other banks make you wait days before you earn interest The king of fraud flies in to help banks best menace of ID theft Rias Crime levels in each street go on internet Is your Car Insurances as Good as this? Lloyds TSB egg Hopeless to hip - Radio 1 rewarded at last Hidden Hearing Bespoke Suits Radio Stars Swallow High-speed trains to take on planes Artists put on their best faces WHSmith Simple help could save 2m babies Cream of engineering for sale Whitehall 'should devolve power' Parliament protester loses appeal DELL Fifty years on but Osborne's white hot fury burns bright firstnight Theater Look Back in Anger Royal Court Downstairs dfs Domingo saves operatic stew by a nose Opera Cyrano de Bergerac Covent Garden Police officers deny charges Speed trap win Sentence stays Stone has surgery Double hanging Seaside with it all Mowing gets chop Bogus earl exposed by The Times now faces deportation Philadelphia Times World News Verdict clears Zuma of rape but splits South Africa and the ANC A Long Series of Trials President breaks his diplomatic silence with letter to US Bad Blood Novice has element of surprise but she lacks Straw's authority Foreign Editor's Briefing Record price for Marilyn baseball Disney and McDonald's to spilt (AFP): Moussaoui has second thoughts on guilty plea Boots Early bath for Aids crisis rower Bush makes a military wiretapper chief of CIA NatWest (Reuters): Warring factions step up violence (Reuters): Boy killed (Reuters): School attack (AFP): DDT option (Reuters): Baby trade Keypoint Skyteam Woman MP is attacked in a blow for democracy Greed for energy threatens to dam legendary gorge Tens of thousands fear they will be displaced if China's latest project takes a leap forward, writes Jane MacArtney Thai court orders rerun of general election The Tiger Legend (AFP): UN envoy flees (AP): Military old hat (AP): Drive for English Titanic death Stair Glide Child murders shock villagers Neighbours view each other with suspicion after two separate incidents in rural France, writes Adam Sage Barclays New vote to pick president Brussels in hot pursuit of new Law-and-order powers Barclays simplyswitch Right to Die Frst SMS Voice of Despair Did mercy killer help paralysed blogger to end his life? Times Business Verizon buyout runs into hitch Reubens' pledge NTL jobs threat RAB assets rise Quote of the day Animals rights activists target investors in GlaxoSmithKline Royal Mail under fire over ban on ballot Taking Aim at GSK FTSE 100 Indebted EMI seeks equity to fund Warner Music bid Mortgages for Business Stock Markets Stop these extremists' beastly behaviour Business Commentary North Sea Oil Commodities Talking shop Pound to Dollar Post haste Currencies Business Need to Know World Markets The day's biggest movers Results in brief Smaller stock to watch Briefing Directors' dealings Rumour of the day Bet of the day Look ahead Business big shot The Times Disney stake Stop Press Enron court case H&R to fight suit Sunny high street enjoys best sales for three years Central bankers repeat concerns over inflation Commission expects growth to gather pace Price of an average house nudges £200,000 shell.com Tactics that scare away investors Planned law against extremists 'useless' ftgroup Regal Petroleum shares dive after court setback in gasfield dispute Shell pays £1.1bn for Canadian sands firm The Wireless Event Venezuela doubles tax on oil majors Setanta set for struggle to cash in on football hp Ways to Pay Xstrata back on track with C$20bn bid for Falconbridge Guardian to consider offers for £1.5bn Trader Media Group Vodafone call charge cuts are 'too little, too late' When in Roam America looks to UK in pay protest dti Pillaging unbound City Diary Blind eye City Diary Challenge Cornered City Diary Wachovia takes third stake in California with Golden West Oracle Global share index hits record Pregnant pause gives birth to more confusion American View The Times Emerson Spanish demand end of taste for 'tat' Duty Free Sell It! Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills sets up Japanese fund Stanhope secures Laing's backing with 15% stake Wall Street London Financial Futures Major Indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money Rates % Sterling Spot and Forward Rates FTSE Volumes European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Dollar Rates Other Sterling Exchange Rates Talk of possible investor sale hits London Stock Exchange price Gilts Mitchells & Butlers serves shareholders well with cashflows Tempus Connaught Broker's confidence helps Carnival to defy FTSE trend Stock Markets Nick Hasell Brixton Business Equity Prices Bank of Scotland Strike a balance in your business technology Now even passwords are not safe Tom Rowland on the latest threats to your business from the internet BT High-tech puts one in the back of Munich's new net Tom Rowland says that the new stadium will allow businessmen to work while watching the action The DiY wireless network Tips to Beat Online Fraud Don't let any children go near your laptop The Times Unit Trust Information Service Agenda Times Register Peter Dreiser Virtuose glass engraver who mixed lyrical reflections on nature with forbidding images of ecodoom Lives Remembered Rudolf Slansky Dissident who kept faith with communism despite Soviet perfidy and the suppression of the Prague Spring George Minden Romanian aristocrat who ran a CIA scheme to smuggle thousands of forbidden books into the Eastern bloc Simon Sanchez Montero Communist rebel unbowed by Falangist brutality Grant McLennan Singer who achieved cult status and a prodigious output, if little commercial success Absolute offences might infringe human rights Law Report Court of Appeal Lillian Asplund Last survivor of the Titanic disaster able to recall the night's events Court Circular Births The Times Anniversaries Births Forthcoming Marriages Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Memorial Service In Memoriam Private Reception Newspapers Support Recycling Chess Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bridge Foo fighters may be fooling us Weather Eye Nature Notes Winning Move The Times Five-Day Forecast Times Online Times Sport Food for thought as Newmarket takes eye off brawl Racing Yesterday's Results Fire And Rain is unlikely to be ready for Derby Epsom Betting Chepstow The Wright Track Kelso Southwell Catterick Racing Exeter Talented Britons looking ready to step up a gear Motor Racing Rusedski takes a giant leap forward Tennis British missing from trimaran's party Edward Gorman sees six Multi Cup competitors start on the River Thames Woodward a surprise candidate for Lions Rugby League The Results Service Today's Fixtures Walker Cup will go to Aberdeen Davies setback Grobler honoured Super scalps Cornwallis stroll Leading the way RFU getting into hot water with Bath over Ashton Warren rolls with punches in Hatton's school of hard knocks Ron Lewis talks to the promoter who was discarded in a bitter break-up with the Hitman Times Online Shy family man seeking glory without fame Being Frank Divided captaincy is not the way to rule, Warne tells England Toshiba Van Nistelrooy goes Dutch as split with Ferguson deepens Shearer endorses 'fantastic' Roeder Hughes Reveals Height of Ambition Viduka living the dream Cole still refusing to commit his future to Arsenal ECB Leeds emerge from the gloom to rekindle hopes of glorious return Redknapp's rescue act earns him fresh deal Chelsea wait by phone for shevchenko Guinness Kalou meets Kenyon to discuss £3m with deal with champions Feeling sick at a lack of clues Kaveh Solhekol finds a scoop is not handed to him on a plate The Times FA put on alert as Tottenham chew over replay request Wigan put £6m tag on full back Sommeil probe Sport Football If Crouch is injured Sven's men will be coming gnome Surprise Packages who Left the Pundits Reeling Head coach found wanting with his accent on untried Sport on Television Coping without Owen and Rooney Pordigious talent is thrust into front line Of the Year Willow organ World at this Feet Walcott Follows in the Footsteps of Young Pele Tom Dart on how the numbers add up for Arsenal's £5 million reserve and England's latest teenage sensation Times Online Best of the Web The Times Crossword 23,284 The Insider More evidence that the Barclays Premiership is home … The organisers of this year's national swimming championships … Defoe shares sickly feeling as he is left out of squad Sport Bold of reckless? Eriksson purs his faith in teen spirit The Times The Squad tuesday passnotes the face The thinking man's spy the click the bulletin contents The master class Everyone may be middle class now, but what sort of middle class are you? Hugo Rifkind defines the six categories that make up this expanding sector I admit that I like aggressive male drivers, says Crossing the line between affection and abuse They're revolting in the glens Cashing in Picture Gallery Modern morals Facing a Dilemma Airmiles The light at the end of the tunnel The Andrew Billen Interview Despite Bill Oddie's huge success, he has been fighting depression - a battle which Britain's favourite birdwatcher now feels he is winning Love etc The darker side of love As Alethea Foster is jailed for stabbing her husband's mistress, Bel Mooney says that revenge is not sweet Insideout A Mini Cooper S for only £60? Why do I always bring-eat for half my menstrual cycle? Do You Need Advice? mentuesday Losing it (your hair, that is) As Mark Oaten reveals that baldness sparked his mid-life crisis, Toby Moore looks at the loss of men's crowning glory The kit Calor The Bald Facts Microwave Man Penis envy today is just a flash in the digital pan Dish Sweet potato and spinach lasagne AA friend A 'team-building' weekend Dress code Compiled Index You don't need lots of lolly to be a photography collector. Just go to Photo-London, says funday Times Fair enough—a pocket guide His head is up in the clouds An Argentine architect has discovered his own vision of Utopia, he tells Tom Dyckhoff Half-price pinks ArtsFirst Postcards from the edge The Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh puts his life into his art - and puts his art into the post. Sheryl Garratt met him Pop The Charlatans Brixton Academy Sw9 Theatre Tosca's Kiss Dance Candoco OEH Pop Keane Ulu. Wc1 Sunday in the Park with George World music Mahala Rai Banda Lyric. Harnmersmith Concert La Staglone Frankfurt st Johns' Smith Square tv & radio Radio Choice Chris Campling Grand Designs Index Prime-time multichannel planner Entertainment Kids Factual Choice Sport Answers from Back Page BBC One John Osborne and the Gift of Friendship Viewing Tuide Dan Cruickshank's Marvels of the Modern Age Variations The Ripper Hoaxer Wearside Jack One Life BBC one, 10.35pm Film Choice Kinsey (2004) Sky Movies 1,8pm Mission Impossible Ii (2000) ITV1, 9pm Here is the lack of news from Iraq Last Night's TV Joe Joseph Su Doku Cubed times2 Quiz times2 Crossword No 3898 Word Watching Polygon Jersey Royal Public Agenda Headline of the Week Your Weekly Briefing Inside Contact US The Top Stories Advice of the Week Other Views Sector gets fired-up over finger-pointing Issue of the Week Index World Wide Web The Wddk in Numbers Positive Images Tax Relief Public Opinion Mike Thatcher New Medical Research Does race set nurse selection? Health Other Stories we Liked ECGs at the front desk Row over direct payments Social Care Index Balfour top of the PFI contract rankings Private Finance Next Week in Public Agenda Charity Watch Watch The Contryside comes first Interview Stuart Burgess has barely broken stride in moving from Countryside Agency head to rural advocate. He tells Fay Schopen of the task he faces in tackling rural disadvantage Media Monitor In the Professional Press Seen in Hansard Please, sir, can we have more? Education Foreign Ways Dead spaces buried in dust Hero and Villain How to make voters cross Local Government Index Broadside at modern pirates Police Age-old recruiting problem Regeneration 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 Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hays Over to you What Worked Forus Learn for Life Diary Dates Index The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Is the Home Secretary's empire now too big to be effective? Lawyers tell Frances Gibb that new laws are not the answer to deportation problems College can grant its own degrees Spencer Stuart The Times Law Section Multiple Display Advertising Items 'People choose the lawyers that the deserve' You'd expect top divorce solicitors to be armed and dangerous. In fact, they're caring backroom strategists, says Dominic Carman The Top 16 Soca has more powers then we realise - be afraid Is the Brown affair simply an update of the Trollope novel? Behind the headlines of the Liberal Democrats' millionaire donor is an army of corporate and criminal lawyers, Edward Fennell reports Lawyer of the week Towering success In Teh City Land of the free Knock-on? Rattled? Not in Norwich tradingplaces@thetimes. co/uk lawdiary@thetimes. co. uk Why the loser must always pay In a word, we do care about costs Queen's Counsel Spring is sprung, law is riz, all over the net Online Multiple Display Advertising Items The Chartered Institute of Taxation 'Stop moving the goal posts and play fair' Tony Dawe reports on a campaign for a taxpayers' charter PKF Three famous chancellors: Who served the longest? Deloitte A taxing time for pensions Mark Frary on proposals for reform and A-Day opportunities Emplouers have greater flexibility to redesign their benefit packages Families despair at swoop on trusts But, says David Mattion, 18-year-olks will love it Interactive Data Seven-year stretch for ex-policeman to avoid IHT New rules for film industry lose the plot Credits give small businesses a break Steve Coomber looks at incentives to boost research and development Gamekeeper turns poacher How a career in tax can lead to a job for life Experts are always needed, says Jenny Knight Customs is now creating highly paid posts to lure private experts Seeking a fairer deal for the poor and disabled David Mattin reports on the work of the tax reform group Wilkins Kennedy After 50 telephone calls I got nowhere with the Revenue Nanny Has to Be Looked after as Well Baker Tilly Traps that can leave parents worse off Steve Coomber seeks advice on how to cut childcare costs Pricewater House Coopers
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