News from 28/08/2001
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Andrew Robson, Nick Locock, Jon Ashworth, Matthew Bannister, Suzannah Olivier, David Charter Health Correspondent, James Moore, Alexandra Frean, Jackie Modlinger, Edward Welsh and Michael Theodoulou, Sarah Potter, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Peter Lansley, Robert Thicknesse, Richard Hobson, David Rhys Jones, Anthony Seaton, Kate Hope, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Philip Smith, Phil Lewis, David Chater, Wildwalk, Edward Welsh, Elizabeth Judge, Gabrielle Starkey, Gillian Harris Scotland Correspondent, Roger Maynard, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Giles Coren, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Pat Gibson, Robin Muirhead, Rupert Cox, Angus MacLeod Scottish Political Correspondent, Angus Nicol Piping Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Carol Morley, David Thackeray, Alix Ramsay Tennis Correspondent, Dr Jane Collins, Tim Reid, Ross Dunn, Sanjida O'Connell, Libby Purves, Andrew P. Brooks, Laurence Payne, Rodney Milnes, James Landale Political Correspondent, Tim Healy, Anthony C. Scott, Russell Kempson, Maria Harding, Nigel Williamson, Daniel McGrory, Oliver Kay, Michael Theodoulou, Rick Broadbent, Stephen Burgen, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, John Hopkins, Gabriella Gamini, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Abdirashid Warsame, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Lewis Smith, Clive Mathieson, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Peta Bee, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Stephen L. Phillips, Jerome Pugmire, Ian Hatton, Edgar Anstey, Philip August, Tom Dart, Geoffrey Bubb, Julian Muscat, Martin Fletcher European Correspondent, Nick Szczepanik, James Doran, Angus Macleod Scottish Political Correspondent, Melissa Kite Political Correspondent, Alan Copps, Jane Shilling, Ann Scanton, George Curtis, David Fitch, Kevin McCarra, Susan Cohen, Anjana Ahuja, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Michael Austin, Alan Lee, Caitlin Moran, Walter Gammie, Peter Riddell, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, Russell Henderson, Ben Webster, James Moore Companies Reporting, John Lewis, Lea Paterson, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Elizabeth Haslam, Kathleen Wyatt, Stephen Dalton, Bill Edgar, Richard Morrison, Vince Wright, Michael Evans, Allan Hall, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Michael Evans and Laura Peek, Andrew Drummond and Laura Peek, Robbie Millen, Richard Ford and Daniel McGrory, John Kemp, Patience Wheatcroft, Helen Studd and James Landale, Christopher Irvine, Michael Whincup, Gerard Cosgrove,
ResumoLabour fury at asylum voucher 'betrayal' Starting next Week Nato's troops could be sowing dragon's… Legal reforms will slash fees in simple cases The Times Today Absolutely credulous: why we fall for celebrities This wasn't my son's war, says father of dead sapper Ask Dr Jane Rac Clarke tobacco firm 'targeted children' The Times Today Business Comment Sports Daily Times 2 Arts Offers The Times Online SummerTimes Patients must wait for EU help Reading festival 'marred by rape' The weather today Clarke challenge wins Asian Tories Duncan Smith drops MP supporter Devil-worship teenagers jump to their deaths Children seduced by forces of Satanism on the Internet Singer's plane 'was overloaded with luggage' By a Correspondent: Woman returns home to find husband shot AOL Students 'raped' by gang on Thai beach Boy gang incited to ambush Nato men Dell Hatred heightens risk Saga 'Explain Balkans mission' critics demand Late arrivals find no way out of Stansted End of the road for carnival dancers Eta shows its strength with airport bomb There's a new word on the street Ministers face questions over tuition fees Virgin BA drops runway check for Concorde flights Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society Limited Ministry ready for Allen Valley firebreak cull By a Correspondent: Drug reform 'not limited by treaties' Esure Insurance Limited Catnip is best as mosquito repellent GM elms 'immune to killer disease' Diana's butler 'collapses' News in Brief Bubbles help test Labour minister Cathedral wins Please pay us less Humiliation is price refugees pay for vouchers Scottish minister to visit Kurd death estate Bluesure limited Cambridge defers asylum-seeker's place Problems with maths linked to early birth Oestrogen may help dementia sufferers Abbey National Leaders of SNP overturn hostility to Nato Millionaires' village sours the sweet life of Provence AXA Direct Fujitsu Computers Siemens Clamour for revenge as PLO chief is killed Powell boycotts UN meeting Mazda US parents visit pair in Kabul jail World in Brief Oilmen freed (AFP, AP): Death pool shuts Battlefield bodies Iran introduces sex education classes Norwich Union Direct Jolie takes up plight of world's refugees Pilotless spy plane lost in Iraq Refugees stranded in sea stand-off Six murdered holidaymakers were buried alive Condit faces more trouble over 'denial of affair' Marks and Spencer Financial Services Limited Italy toughens stance on immigration Swiftcall Intelligent Finance Online Times Live Talking Point Nationalism is not enough for the Tories Their revival depends more on what the Government does than what they say I'll be late in tomorrow-I want to do more when I get there Picture Gallery Patsy and Edina are the only tonic we need Klopf, Klopf Chaos Compounded Wanted: a British immigration strategy Dragon's Teeth Nato troops in Macedonia have a deceptively simple mandate Railtrack Rage It is disgrace that travellers are stranded are stranded at Stansted Fair treatment of asylum-seekers Women in Parliament NHS recruitment Equal facilities Assistance for children in custody Female circumcision Wheelchair needs EU powers 'a threat to freedom' Power play Unscheduled interval Lemon juice and DVT Electric cabs Musical exits Court Circular Church news Piping in the new president at Argyllshire Personal Column Picture Gallery Flight Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Birthdays Multiple Display Advertising Items Court & Social Latest wills Anniversaries Forthcoming marriage Marriages School news Geoffrey De Keyser Putting Leeds on the musical map Professor John Goodwin Understanding and explaining diseases of the heart muscle Humphry Bowen Professional chemist whose passion was for botany, and who documented the flora of both Berkshire and Dorset Kim Stanley American actress who won several awards but faced boos in a famous London fiasco Zanzibar Bombardment of the Palace-New Sultan Appointed Josef Klaus Chancellor of Austria who ended a run of coalitions Capitalisation, week's change Investors prepare for CMG's text message Results and statistics The market where they can still celebrate ThyssenKrupp Employment claims show fall Economic outlook (Reuters): Jitters return after big rally Wall Street Exchange Rates The Times Missing link in Polly Peck drama is back with a sense of grievance An Asil Nadir aide is speaking out in saga of missing millions and a jailed taxman Ing Group Rover seeks to build houses at Longbridge Cisco appoints new chief for UK and Ireland Polestar's £20m sale and leaseback collapses Pay boost for rate cut hopes Irens tunes in to Ministry of Sound board Technology stocks face drop from FTSE 250 New day trader rules Concern over Microsoft date Rowland comeback Thistle to sell Poole hotel Ladbrokes bets on virtual Playboy The Times Sony at risk of credit downgrade Business in Brief Telekom rally Jurys Boston plan Threat to Excite Telephone: 020-7782 5000 Fax: 020-7782 5112 Companies Reporting Pressure mounts on ECB to cut interest rates Kingfisher offspring 'worth only £300m' The Times Crossword 21,818 Stock Markets Sell-off scrapped as Nomura plans to merge pub companies Dot-com action fear for Lloyd's Online gifts firm collapses Currencies Nadir tries again to clear name Interest Rates The Royal Bank of Scotland Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor Commodities Westerveld spoils clean bill of health for Liverpool DIAL-a-PHONE England pair given no easy way back First Glance Yesterday Today Television Football The Premiership Today Klose call allows Germany to benefit from new age of ethnic acceptance Football The immigrant footballers who are blazing a bumpy trail into the national team Forest's youngsters put pressure on Strachan McVeigh's perseverance lifts Norwich into top six Dichio's good form brings welcome relief for West Brom United up against clock in pursuit of Hofland Goater hits hat-trick to deflate Burnley Football Booth gets Huddersfield out of a fix Barnet's misery continues Yesterday's results and tables Prosinecki displays full range of skills Pools forecast D'Jaffo proves his drawing power Russell adds to Carlisle gloom Supporters still to be convinced by Vialli Wildcats lick their wounds as Harbin hits out Rugby league Kent pair surprised by victory Bowls Australia confirm supremacy as bowlers produce final flourish Cricket: Fifth npower Test match Full Scoreboard from the Oval Selectors dip into melting-pot in search for winning formulas Bowled over: A Striking Comparison Series averages: England Series averages: Australia Torrance is relishing battle for his attentions Ryder Cup captain happy to put faith in the system McEnroe thwarts Borg's dream of grand slam Australia remain far and away the best Letters The top and bottom of it Umpires' slips as seen on TV It's the name of the game Henman made to sweat by novice Vacek Tennis: US Open Jones recovers from Afridi onslaught to carry the day Cricket: Norwich Union League first division Yorkshire tamed by Sheikh Yesterday's scoreboards Fleming leads by example Glamorgan on top as Peng lacks support Second division Flintoff delivers body blow Sussex at a canter in dull affair Anonymous of Cowes claims early reward The Solent yields the first weekly winner of the season, a truly elusive character Cheltenham & Gloucester Stam's exit causes much trouble Fantasy League table Fantasy League If It's Tuesday, it must be Fantasy. Each week we'll print an updated list of scores for every player, so you can work out how you're getting on, And If you haven't got a team yet, what are you waiting for? Full details of how to get involved are below The Daily results service Today's sports weather Times Square Have your e-say Fantasy football Cycling 7 days ahead Sport Summary Yoong puts Malaysia in fast lane When success breeds success Racing Julian Muscat on The Levl Ripon Results from yesterday's 11 Bank Holiday… TEAMtalk Raceline Meeting Points Uttoxeter The Times Sprinters stalled at Epsom Cartmel addicts pleased to get out of a jam Racing Renault Clio Kinane finally accepts ban after appeal Summer times Health Arts Law Are we working ourselves to death? Contents Death by overwork As pressure intensifies to our working lives, scientists are discovering stress not only triggers illnesses but may be a killer in its own right, says Anjana Ahuja Why we really don't like Mondays The 2 Minute Briefing In for the long haul on QE2 Beatrice Muller spends £3,400 a month to live aboard the QE2, writes Maria Harding. But would she get better value for money if she had rented an apartment on dry land? A room with a Royal view How far £3.400 would travel in New York A more stable place to retire September is Food and Drink Month Jane Shilling The business of table manners is actually about one group of people exerting a king of social tyranny over another What's in a stripe? Iconography, that's what Been there, done that Notting Hill Carnival The donkey cart, clown and jugglers followed me, then the parents and children started following too You're the designers we want As autumn fashions arrive in the department stores, Jackie Modlinger reports on the innovators who have stood the test of time Not dead yet The column that challenges ageism and celebrates being 50-plus UCI Eat and be happy Healthy eating and the needs of growing children; toilet training for a four-year-old; and judging the risks of the MMR vaccine Sharing eases the burden GP Ann McPherson tells Peta Bee how cancer led her to set up a website for patients to compare treatment and experiences Healthspan Ltd Have a nice mouth Suzannah Olivier investigates new treatments and products that aim to keep teeth and gums in peak condition Buzz A fatal thirst Drinking too much while exercising can be dangerous, says Sanjida O'Connell Leading the baton charge Viewpoint Daniel Barenboim thrives on controversy, but the music world needs people like him, says Richard Morrison Proms Boston SO/Haitink Albert Hall/Radio 3 Opera The Yeomen of the Guard Linbury Studio Sounds of midsummer Recital Anne sofie von Otter bloomed in Glypndebourne's gardens, writes Hilary Finch Hear'Say Cardiff Arena All mouth and no trousers The Carling Weekend was dominated by shouty Americans Caltlin Moran suspects that, beneath the tattoos, make-up and, yes, shower-caps, they're all nice boys really Summer times Summer is nearly over, but there's still a week to fill before children go back to school. Every day until then, Times writers and readers ofter their suggestions for great family outings. Send us your ideas and you could win a camera The verdict At Bristol Around Britain Readers' suggestion Birdworld Competition SUMMERtimes London and South East Five-day weather forecast Oined Marilyn to uple advisable camp gnals Moody blues Interview Ed Harcourt doesn't deserve a Mercury prize nomination. Well, that's what he's telling Nigal Williamson anyway Play choice Feast of a fest This year's Festival already deserves a second look—and it's not over yet, says Rodney Milnes Edinburgh audiences are real poeple, not just rattling their jewellery as in Salzburg Home on the range Concerts Diverse star turns and brokern strings entertain Geoff Brown Entertainments Vivien leigh Theatre Tokens Your guide to college course vacancies Student Village Davies Laing & Dick Teachers need not fear their duty Legal liability for schools is based on common sense, says Michael Whincup Appointment as Queen's Counsel Holborn College In House Legal Department Multiple Classified Advertising Items Central Law Training Retail Motor Industry Federation Ltd Professional Position Marketing Strategies Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Magistrates Courts Service Review Bridge Word Watching Chess Winning Move Satellite, cable & digital Choice Newspapers Support Recycling Radio Choice Answers to Word-Watching Radio 3 Choice Satellite, cable & digital films Times 2 Crossword No 2432 Choice Towry Law Financial Services Limited
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