News from 26/04/2001
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Andrew Robson, Phil Yates, Christine Grainge, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, James Moore, Grace Bradberry, Sarah Potter, Gary Duncan, Magnus Linklater, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, David Rhys Jones, David Bruce, Matt Wolf, Jill Sherman and Paul McCann, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, David Chater, Michael Binyon, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Elizabeth Judge, Richard Irving, Gabrielle Starkey, Christoper Irvine, Barbara Ellen, Simon de Bruxelles and Joanna Bale, Kevin Eason, Martin Wiseman, Geoff Brown, Sam Lister, Joe Joseph, Anthony Seldon, Giles Coren, Andrew Norfolk, John O'Leary Education Editor, Pat Gibson, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, J. Pieri, David Mowat, David McVay, Lindsay Nicholle, Jeff Dunne, Dominic Walsh, David Furst, David Frith, Peter Shore, Robert Maxtone Graham, Richard Meade, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Ray Kennedy, Oliver Wright, Rodney Milnes, Robert Bruce, Anatole Kaletsky, James Landale Political Correspondent, Miranda Ingram, Helen Rumbelow, Peter Barnard, Clive Mathieson Telecoms Correspondent, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Arthur Leathley City Correspondent, James Doran City Correspondent, Angela Jameson, Derwent May, Russell Kempson, Martin Cullingford, Mark Atherton, Rick Broadbent, Matt Dickinson Football Correspondent, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Sam Coates, Marion Travis, Barry Millington, Sean Macaulay, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Michael French Professor, Tony Hollis, Raymond Keene, Gerald Morgan, Lewis Smith, Clive Mathieson, Roland Watson and Melissa Kite, Mark Bonney, Caroline Merrell and Fraser Nelson, Alison Kervin Rugby Editor, D. J. Kite, Beryl Dixon, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Caroline Merrell, Max Rothwell, Damian Whitworth, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Richard Ford and Andrew Norfolk, Nick Hasell, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Lea Paterson and David Lister, John Allison, Nick Szczepanik, Giles Whittell, Ben Macintyre and Shirley English, Joanna Cary, Mel Webb, Des Dearlove, Ian Johns, Paul McCann Media Correspondent, Kevin McCarra, Matthew Parris, Amanda Craig, Chris McGrath, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Stephen Hoare, Peter Riddell, Philip Webster Political Editor and David Lister, Tony Dawe, Richard Beeston, Wilfred Beckerman, Michael Dynes, Ben Macintyre, Richard Miles, Simon Jenkins, Tim Jones, Lewis Stuart, Mark Henderson, Catherine Philp, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, James Jackson, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Henry Way's, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Denis E. Filer, President, Jack Bailey, Sam Kiley, Richard Morrison, James Christopher, Adam Sherwin, Susan MacDonald, Tom Baldwin Deputy Political Editor, Michael Evans, Robert Whymant, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Emma Burns, Jan Raath, Patience Wheatcroft, David Thomson, Damian Barr,
ResumoLabour leads as campaign sours voters Banks merger boosts shares Times 2 Why a cuppa makes the British who they are The Times Today page 2 Crossword: 36 Law Report… Crikey! boarding is back, for girls Blair promises cash gift to invest in every baby's future Lions that roar Allison Kervin's verdict on the… Radisson Edwardian London Marathon Results U-turn on cull policy saves Phoenix The Times Today Business Comment Sport Times 2 Arts Share Match The Times Online Appointments Where is the CO as Blair rallies the troops? Parlimentary Sketch Mind your business, Brown tells Brussels The weather today People's peers shift Lords' balance Fizz goes out of bubbly award Parachute paramedics drop in with sailor's insulin Athlete's former lover accused of fake race attack Love thyself, clergy commanded Holy orders for a stress-free life Prada PC tailed by cycling admirer Andrews 'hit by loss of job with duchess' BT lines crossed for census inquiries Abbey National Form is still a mystery to the minister's neighbours Boothroyd admits to first-night nerves Bacon estate sues art dealer English gold courts Scots tradition Survey computer can read hand writing Challenge to RSPCA over Meade News in Brief Pilot shortage Girls off to work Woman off course Dear old London Chicago watch Polo cruelty fine Dickinson hearing Arson suspected Man wiped out family after his wife's affair Ex-policeman's pay claim bogus Virgin Express Rover Roman armour discovered Proms elegy is inspired by rural 'horrors' Dell Teaching job adverts swell pages of TES Oxford head says dons overworked Norwich Union Direct Company issues warning on Zyban Dunhill No more taxes apart from 45 'stealth rises' Straw fails to meet target for removing asylum-seekers Teacher Training Agency Refugee girls 'forced to work as prostitutes' Holland & Barrett Public anger at handling of outbreak abates Phoney Election Blair's 'obscene' £63m pre-election advertising spree Where the money went Time Milburn takes knife to Nhs Lib Dems pledge £1.6bn health tonic Time Rebuke for peers over gay sex at 16 campaign Phoenix saved by a change of heart Tales of napalm keep horrified Americans away Marriott Vodafone New cases 'will fall to zero by June 7' Don't panic, doctors tell public In Brief Devon rendering plant 'underused' Farmer to quit after final blow PC World Packard Bell Compaq Printers & Scanners PC World Microsoft Advent Sony Compaq Olympus Digital Camera Feathered dinosaur linked to first birds first birds Sony Vodafone Darker skin 'protects against disease' Police will not be tried for 'killing' News in Brief Book recalled Fun and Games Streets apart Loss laid to rest Andersen ANC leaders accused of plot to oust Mbeki Mitsubishi Motors Mugabe's men storm aid centre Leakey in court on conspiracy charge Hastings Direct Estrada arrested despite protests Police seize 45 Mafia suspects in three states Peres prepares for hew peace mission Abbey National Yard may investigate Saddam Möben Boxer floored in crash Britain Best's Houses Ukraine leaders fight to keep democracy alive Office World Prince gets treated red carpet Jamjar. com Cook puts case for caution in Balkans Soccer hooligan loses plea World in Brief Beijing arrests Hitler ring found Cap reform call (AFP): Space trip agreed Bush promises use of force to defend Taiwan Air Force One jettisons movie sex and violence Office bins 'provided insider stock data' Author's geisha inspiration sues Klan member 'giggled over church bomb' Downey sacked from Ally McBeal Fujitsu Siemens On the Website Today Online Why didn't ministers turn to the real expert? From the start, the Government has consistently got foot-and-mouth wrong If we want thriving state schools, parents are going to have to pay up Picture Gallery At last, the man who can turn Japan around On yer 'ead The Times Diary Big Brother Knocks A rumpus over not very much Fewer and Weaker Russia's Government readies itself to curb its oligarchs Boy Power Lock up your daughters and unleash your sons RSPCA expulsion Turning round M&s Changing numbers Shift in burden of proof challenged Balance of power on energy use Italian gallantry Guarantors of truth Wisdom of youth Children 's nutrition A calm look at the English identity Flying the flag Carry on caddy Court Circular Luncheon Banquet Dinners Picture Gallery Appointments in the Armed Forces School news Birthdays Memorial services Personal column Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Marriages Church news Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Delaval Cotter, Bt Hussar officer who led a tank squadron on the beaches on D-Day and later fought some tough battles in the Normandy hinterland Bob Huntley Protecting London from the terrorist threat Personal Column Court & Social Tempur Laurence Flanagan Irish archaeologist who preserved treasure from the Spainish Armada Pilot Races Pigeons Loss pared at close Vodafone British Funds Share Match Abbey vulnerable after plan for BoS and Halifax merger Cazenove ends partnership status with placing George rate promise as gloom deepens ONdigital costs likely to rise above £1.1bn Keswick agrees to put merger plan to vote Worries over BMG deal hit shares in EMI Mortgages for Business Limited Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor Index Stock Market Indices US Rate London Money Sterling Dollar North Sea Oil Gold Exchange Rates Dressing down to attract the young National Savings BBC cuts could release £200m for programmes Institute of Directors annual convention at the Royal Albert Hall Snook on the bright side Liffe Connect sale lifts shares Games retailer consoled Results in Brief Isa sales plunge after tech losses Taxation red tape 'a burden for small firms' The Times AGA begins £386m buyback Business in Brief Railtrack posts Akzo warning Atlas fundraising Rage wins Rocky Novar buys stake Bookham shares fall 10% on warning Kazoo3D captured by Zoo L&G is encouraged by early stakeholder sales SFI in play for Piano Third time lucky for Burt Commentary Picture Gallery Vodafone faces downgrades Beeson profits alert Robeco Sunset to close for a week Talk of deal hitch stirs Shire Stock Market Elementis lifted by new bid rumours Rumour of the day Eurotop 100 Biggest Price Movements of the Day Major Indices Commodities Directors' dealings London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates 'Record' of life insurers may not be that special Tempus Bookham Elec. Boutique Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street G7 ready for conflict—in the meetings Branson shaves off the pounds City Diary Vodofone Yahoo!'s movie mogul has plenty to prove On Wall Street Talking a different language Off track City Diary Hot property City Diary Unorthodox City Diary Lady in Leisure discusses clubs sale Price Water House Coopers P&O plans £1bn investment in container ports business Never forget the clients ignored by Big Five firms Offering a more personal touch to companies can prove highly rewarding and good business PwC to bowl out its rival? Teaming up Pc plans Tartan leader stresses small-town clients are essential part of job Hiscox offsets losses at Lloyd's FSA reviews share deal rules The Times Unit Trust Information Service Cameron Stockbrokers Todhunter finds soft option for Kingsmark Racing Meeting Points Yesterday 's results TEAMtalk Race Fontwell Park Perth Hills clocks on again at the dream factory Whitaker keeps it in family Sport in Brief For the record Flora London Marathon results Pryce buys time at Bradford Rugby league Montgomerie back at scene of past glory Golf Edwards offered his union card Today's fixtures Geaves holds answer to England hopes The Times Newcomers give fresh twist to Lions tale David Hands offers his guide to the tour party and rates each player's prospacts of making the international XV Ntl Taylor tipped to make big impact Injured Hoggard England's first to feel the strain Cricket: Cricinfo County Championship Scoreboard from Canterbury Lewis leads from front to justify decision to bat first Premiership open to second-tier dubs Rugby union Alboreto dies testing car for Le Mans Motor racing Worcestershire fail in battle to beat flood Hollioake wants his side to linger long in the memory Careless Essex toss away promising start England lend backing to home internationals Bowls Scoreboard Escape clause invoked again by Swail Snooker Sky Part-timers make Ireland sweat Football England's ambitions take on youthful complexion By Our Sports Staff: Van Nistelrooy keeps Holland on leaders' heels Scotland rely on Booth to keep his nerve Leeds hope to add to signing of Keane Football The Premiership today By Our Sports Staff: Neville chooses fine time to be injured Bates waits to hear ruling on outburst Bournemouth coast into play-off picture Johnson the pride of Henry's Lions The Times Crossword 21,712 Nervy Lewis jumps gun Morse More on the Lions inside Jobs in Two Sections First Executive Waitrose Customer Systems The Filling Plus Group Plc Definition of a timewaster L'oreal Multiple Display Advertising Items Graduate to Management Opportunities Where have all our scientists gone? Career choice SWEB Flight Bookers International advertising company seeks experienced… Recruitment Consultant Field Sales Representative South East Thames SME Support Executives needed Inland Revenue Sterling publications Times Newspapers Experience AVT Systems Ltd RDB Star Rating Gettyimages Are you ready for anything? Sales Executive Money PC World Walkers Economist Thomson Scientific Why playing computer games can be good for your career Work Style Ernst & Young Mercuri Urval The Times Up Which Ladder? Ill the Institute of Management Ribo Targets Standard Life Bank Interexec Collective Enterprises Limited Work from Home Fidelity Investments Browning Enterprises Ltd Shepherd Dawson management recruitment Aestix Haldane Sterling Publications Ltd Connaught Davit Abbott and Partners Welsh Development Agency Marcus Bohn Associates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Major Accounts Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Positions CV Services Impact Associates Selector Europe Spencer Stuart Project Manager Required in Mechanical Engineering Career Partners 2 Field Sales Reps Work from Home Chef and Cook Required Executive CVs Xmbrace Healless Spencer Project Manager CMR Financial Manager Assistant Md for Britains Largest Adult Shop Chain London Bridge Group AMP Michael Page Microsoft Hoggett Bowers Norman Broadbent Mothercare Stanton Chase International Hanover Budweiser Capital One Evolve Orbital Software Telsis Capital One Wheale Thomas Hodgins Plc Brett Saxonbury DERA Dera Rundle Brownswood Marks & Spencer Financial Services ID Data plc Antal International Courtenay PSD Prudential Michael Page Connextra Cadbury Schweppes Pracsys Group Guidance Accreditation Board When the customer clicks, jump The Changing Business National Neighbourhood Warch Association Odgers My Big Break David Bruce, 53, pub entrepreneur (Firidn Pubs, Slug and Lettuce, etc). Currently launching the Capital Pub Company Www. thetimes. co. uk/appointments Articon Integralis Accenture Management Executive My big break n How David Bruce walked into an Sr… BT Manpower Granada Leicester Housing Association Section One Graduate to Management Opportunities 24 Pages of Jobs in Two Sections Network Executive Www. thetimes. co. uk/appointments Engineering Galileo International Leading Edge Potted e-management Right job at the right time -… Parkwell This is No Time for a Systems Failure Section Two Technology and Senior Appointments The fast, furious world of e-business Today, the most sought-after role in IT is that of e-project management, but it's not for the faint-hearted, reports Lindsay Nicholle Alderbridge JPPSG Digby Morgan Transform Vizzavi KPMG Vizzavi possion Beware the It security risk Most e-business fraud is committed by opportunistic conmen, reports Stephen Hoare Brecken Bridge Chevron Human Resources Department Campbell birch No oprtical illusion Network Executives on the Move The BOC Group PSD Corporate Communications Harvey Nash Odgers Conchango Linklaters & Alliance Honda Ernst & Young Windsor Life Assurance Sing Tel Parkwell Bnbc E-peopleserve Halcyon Datacorp (UK) Times Newspapers Huntswood Sony Barnes davies associates BPIF Premier Executive CBA Harlyn systems ARC Fusion Fidelity Investments Premier Executive Multiple Display Advertising Items Strategic Resource Solutions Services The Times DNV ERP Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers Financial Director ADTI Consulting Directorbank Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy The National Assembly for Wales Adamson & Partners Anglo Arabian Services Limited People Enhancement Partnership Odgers Mercuri Urval English Heritage Charity and Fundraising Appointments Harvey Nash Whitehead Mann GKR Harvey Nash City of Plymouth Crossing Temphar SHP Associates National Museums of Scotland Michael Page Marketing Sterling Behind in the glamour stakes Role models from industry nare changing its image in schools, say Martin Cullingford Kingston communications Railtrack Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries Future leaders Premier Executives on the Move 24 Pages of Jobs in Two Sections Premier Executive Www. thetimes. co. uk/appointments Patchwork Blink, and you'll miss us Making smoke Why executives need to sell modern… City of Westminster T Motion Section Two Technology and Senior Appointments Reportage Film Arts Inside Crikey! Girls go back to bvoarding Contents My pure hell at St Trinian's The number of girls at boarding school has risen for the first time in 20 years. Amanda Craig reflects on the unhappiest time of her life, while below, Miranda lngram explains the change 'A lot of families opt for these Gels will be gels The 2 Minute Briefing Dark side of the wicket Cricket may have a genteel image. But it can also be a cruel game—one that has driven an alarming number of its former professional players to commit suicide. David Frith reports 'October was always the bleakest month for Mark' Fantasy shares Richard Morrison What did the Festival of Britain organisers get so right that the perpetrators of the Dome got so wrong? Handel and Hendrix in harmony Proms against pesticide No need to worry over Down's test Vitamins may cut eye risk Ageist attitudes to Parkinson's Telltale signs of an inflamed pancreas Online Advige Think Natural Thomas Cook The spy left out in the cold The Russian detectro Victory Makarov believes he has been let down by Britain. Now he plans to sue to get his life back. Miranda Ingram reports From Mekon to Morpheus On the day that The Oxford Dictionary of Allusions is published, Derwent May says there is a danger that it will become the tool of lazy writers The Times A bluffer's guide to culture Big guns shoot blanks New Releases The Mexican misfires under the weight of Julia 'n' Brad, says Barbara Ellen LA Movie New heights to Hollywood's comic lows In the back row Taking the wraps off sex in the… Read & Roses If you liked that, then try this.. . Road movies And then he gets this elephant LA Movie Tom Green's new comedy is irredeemably, unforgiveably awful. Sean Macaulay can see no excuse Odeon Hollywood diary The Contender Red ken embraces new labour New Releases Los Angeles gets a good telling-off from Ken Loach. James Christopher looks the other way Critic's Choice UK box office Top Ten TV movie of the week: The. Parallax View (1974) Beegees In the realm of the censors Film Intimacy may be the most sexually frank British movie to receive a certificate in this country. There wouldn't be such a fuss if it were French, says James Christopher New on video Putting the Jolly in Roger Opera Gilbert and Sullivan and the D'Oyly Carte are back at the Savoy Theatre and all's well in Rodney Milnes's world Concert Vienna PO/ Mehta Festival Hall Concert Itzhak Perlman Festival Hall Theatres The Pub Landlord Raymond Gubbay Feelgood Where do they teach philosophy? Ed. forum The panel answers your questions on philosophy courses, students living at home reading difficulties and prep schools University of Cambridge Bursar The Sunday Times The Writing College Education Sheffield Hallam University Liverpool College Education also appears on page 24 The Open University University of Hull MBA in London St. George's University SeMS Alliance Francaise LSI Education The Times Gap Year Oxford Times Newspapers The new sporting chance A £120 million sports initiative aimed at children is proving to be a winner, says Emma Burns Threat to private schools Airline Network Fly Upper Club Trailfinders Flight Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Flight searchers Multiple Display Advertising Items Coast to coast Pack your bags a selection of bargain travel opportunities Eurostar plus The Sunday Times Employment tribunal Convention compliant Employment Appeal Tribunal Deliberations of criminal jury cannot be investigated Court of Appeal Unknown facts cannot justify libel defence Court of Appeal Arsenal passing-off claim fails badge of allegiance test Chancery Division Using slip rule to give effect to original intention of court Court of Appeal The Times Share Match Bridge Chess Word Watching Picture Gallery Winning Move Newspapers Support Recycling Yesterday's viewing Satellite, Cable & Digital Choice Radio Radio Choice Film Choice Answers to Word-Watching BBC1 Today's Television Today's viewing Times 2 Crossword No 2326 Richer Sounds The London Marathon This week The Times is publishing exclusively the complete list of finishers and their times from the Flora London Marathon. Today finishers up to 22,377th are listed New York City Marathon Bupa Great North Run Some People Accept Defeat
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