News from 16/05/2002
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Andrew Robson, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Robert Cole, Felicity Collier Chief Executive, DJM, Ian Nathan, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Sarah Potter, Lord Sharman, John Sidgwick, Magnus Linklater, Paul Ennals, Jane Mulkerrins, David Nunn, Richard Hobson, Ivo Tennant, Philip Howard, Jennal Cox Fitness Editor, David Chater, James Bone, Alison Kervin, Anthony I. Benosiglio, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Ludovic Kennedy, Julius Mindel, Alex Murray, Andrew Sawers, Barbara Ellen, Robert Ellis, Adam Sage and Dalya Alberge, Adam Sage and Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Sam Lister, Joe Joseph, John Thicknesse, Antonia Senior, Pat Gibson, Donald Hutera, Steve Keenan, Thrasy Petropoulos, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jack Malvern, Dominic Walsh, Debra Craine, Shirley English, Dominic Walsh and Sally Patten, Daniel Finkelstein, Dennis Jones, Arjuna Ranatunga, Alan Hamilton, Oliver Wright, Stephen Farrell, Jenny MacArthur, Timothy Rice, Anatole Kaletsky, Charles Bremner, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Denise Johnston, Nicholas Wapshott, Clive Mathieson Telecoms Correspondent, Angela Jameson, Vanora Bennett, Oliver Kay, David Meredith, David Lister, Antony Bye, Stephen Burgen, Masoud Gerami, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Catherine Philp and Zahid Hussain, Maggie Masters, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Lewis Smith, Clive Mathieson, Sean MacAulay, Matt Dickinson, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Nicholas Binns, Neville Scott, Bronwen Maddox, Russell Hotten, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Mike O'Brien, Roger Boyes, Liam Blackmore, Nick Hasell, Lucy Powell, Stewart Tendler, Philip August, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Gideon Mailer, Paul Simons, John Allison, Dearbáil Jordan, James Doran, Giles Whittell, Philip Webster Political Editor, Ian Johns, Mel Webb, Kevin McCarra, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Michael Austin, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, Valerie Eillott Countryside Editor, Jonathan M. Fielden, Sir Bobby Charlton, Tony Dawe, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Mellssa Kite Political Correspondent, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Chiara Catterwell, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Laura Peek, Benedict Nightingale, Shaun Pollock, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Richard Morrison, Tom Chesshyre, Geoff Watson, James Christopher, Hugh Weatherly, Lord Young, Susan MacDonald, Michael Evans, Robert Whymant, Sally Patten, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Patience Wheatcroft, Lisa Verrico, Damian Barr, David Lister Ireland Correspondent,
ResumoBlair comes out fighting for the euro The Five Tests Opinions differ Soldiers in Kabul may have typhoid Best for cricket The Times Today Purple is the new orange as carrots return to their roots Allen upsets Jewish lobby Rates may rise Blunkett's fair cop Bronze warrior My record 365 runs Bose Better sound through researche Poll puts Dutch far Right on verge of power Today in the Times In this section News & Comment In this second section Business The Register Sport Plus Times Online Ritual of low blows and cheap shots is no Utopia Parliamentary Sketch Blair refuses to recognise Bush's 'axis of evil' Soldiers could have Boer War syndrome Intelligent Finance The face of old Labour Allen condemns Jewish call to boycott Cannes By Our Foreign Staff: Bing's new paternity dispute Darwin provides a missing link Sixth sense gives alligators bite Two pensioners murdered on Welsh farm By Our Foreign Staff: Artworks destroyed 'in anger' Austin Reed Yes, I made mistakes, Blunkett admits to police The Cooperative Bank Police chief hails the Blyton bobby effect By a Correspondent: Engineer jailed over faulty repair Teenager 'from hell' is exposed by judge What did you say your name was? Mother 'used epileptic drugs to murder son, 7' Hospitals 'more dirty than abattoirs' Volunteer says BBC's Experiment is a fake Patients offered tests in HIV scare Dollond & Aitchison By a Correspondent: Asthma victim, 9, saves lives Home is a mother's preferred workplace Citroën Gardener died from flesh bug after rose cut Visa 'I'd rather be with the kids' The aristocratic warrior as old as Stonehenge Bronze Age in Britain: 2700Bc to 700bc Father 'lied over drugs assault' Bonhams Valuations Department Christian Aid Loyalist hard men line up to hail Adair's freedom FBI witness 'a criminal' Magnet US-style tests will tackle bias fears Mother's shock at 'call-girl' In Brief Fire charge Bishops rebuffed Beetle mania Orange PC World Queen With Oldfriends as Ulster tour ends Times Online Empire direct. co. uk Stir your soul. Alfa By a Correspondent: Prince's garden tribute Play Public 'has rejected new Labour's machine' EasyJet. com Picture Gallery Scrutiny requires will, not rules Political Briefing Sky Question Time Parliament today RSPB Police foil Eta attack on Madrid summit Renault Mégane City falls in love again with Dietrich Pearl family critical of CBS over video Esure Fortuyn's legions celebrate strong election showing Times Online Latest news Lates on The Nethelands vote Dutch were ready to oust Kok even before the Pim factor Forgein Editor's Briefing Nato 'under threat from red tape' Computer Business Saves with Lower Premiums One. Tel The Netherlands at a glance Gibraltar Breaking News Times Online Bobby's Best Online World Cop VIP Pass Fast Times Good Film Guide First Nights Jubilee The Times Arafat poll pledge fails to convince his critics Times Online Breaking News Latest news from the Middle East English fans: a friendly bunch not used to chopsticks Free Search Pay deal is boost for Schröder In Brief Kabbah landslide Pair surrender Writer shortlisted (Reuter): Six stabbed Holiday Inn Cuban activists speak out after Carter boost India vows revenge for 'massacre of innocents' Insurance thief faces 150-year sentence Bush in row over photo for funds Dell Even with Paltrow, playdoes not add up Theatre Proof Donmar Warehouse Dance Rambert Sadler's Wells The Times Iglesias croons to swoon Pop Enrique Iglesias Albert Hall Times Online Dance Mathilde Monnier Queen Elizabeth Hall Concert Vienna SO/Fedoseyev Festival Hall Two Labour clans fighting for control of Scotland Alexander's resignation is part of the battle between McConnell and Brown There's only one way to take the sleaze out of politics—let the taxman pay Picture Gallery A referendum on Mr Blair's judgment Book bind The Times Diary Home and Hope Adoption policy should allow for more potential parents Green Light Ahern will win in Ireland but trouble may lie ahead Sri Lanka Awaits A chance for cricket to exact revenge on football Voluntary euthanasia Red grapes' effect Widening pool of adoptive parents Why hospitals have MRSA infection Muslims, Jews and the Middle East Children's book award A universal truth? British intelligence Jail as a weapon to fight truancy Paternal identity Train safety Unkindest cut The Weather The Times Crossword 22,041 Around Britain Abroad High Tides Weathercall Band No Title Paul Simons Weather Eye Ignition for car academy Briefing Marconi hints at deal HBOS meets opposition De Vere compensated S&P 'junk' warning Plan to boost aerospace EasyJet near agreement Stock Markets Currencies Commodities Charts of the day In Business Today Room at the top Punch pulls its £680m float Mulcahy to go as Kingfisher prepares to focus on DIY Homeowners on alert as Bank prepares to raise interest rates Open the books The Register Business Rate ratchet around the corner Business Editor's Commentary The Times Need to know: The essential daily guide to the sectors The Times Results in brief Picture Gallery Exchange rates Gable & Wireless plunges to record loss of £4.7bn KPNQwest issues warning on year-end as funds dry up Worry for Safeway after growth in sales slumps Greene in bid to buy Morrells Carlton, Granada join digital plan Compaq Microsoft trio leave board of Telewest AstraZeneca lifted by new view on Crestor Eurotop 100 Global problem for C&W Tempus Major Indices Commodities Picture Gallery London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Hedge fund interest helps Riversoft rise Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street FirstGroup still upbeat in spite of rail crash Consignia rival's reform alert US starts inquiry into online trading system Balfour Beatty Eidos reduces losses by 85% Napster rejects rescue offer for liquidation By Our Business Staff: Duncan tells of plea anguish The Times British Energy warns after loss of £500m Analysts play the ratings game to keep Aclients sweet Analysts are afraid to use the 'sell' word—and their clients bear much of the blame, says Andrew Sawere The accountancy profession is at a post-Enron crossroads The Times Unit Trust Information Service BT French school lesson City Diary Board silly City Diary Plenty to say City Diary Time to break the Code and start again Lord Young urges an end to the class systems for Uk directors RBG scandal could cost banks $1 billion The role of non-execs needs a full debate The Times United adds local taste to menus Don't leave home without... Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times DVT study calls for an end to in-flight alcohol SK: Mix dynamic business with extravagant pleasure Briefease guide to Dubai Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spanish Property Exhibitions Multiple Display Advertising Items BA revamp to benefit Manchester Travellers' tales British tourism gets in the Jubilee mood London £39, Braemar £295, King's Lynn £210. Tony Dawe lists best buys Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items IATA Travel Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Holiday like a star Focus on Duba Shares close off best Foster & Cranfield Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who wrote this? Fritz Heine Pillar of German social democracy - from Weimar, through resistance and exile, to the postwar Bonn Republic Brigadier Bill Dodd SAS officer who led from the front and charmed subordinates and top brass alike with his ready grin Court & Social Lives remembered Births, Marriages & Deaths Commander C. J. W. Simpson Naval adventurer who hunted U-boats during the war and led a famous expedition to explore the fastnesses of Arctic Greenland Call to lift pension age to 70 Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Stephen Byers - should he go? Martin Sixsmith, Commons statements, Railtrack's record and now Potters Bar Nature Notes News Quiz Record Cape Flight Prize. quiz@thetimes Word Watching Dairy Life May 16,1930 The diaries of Harry Kessler, duly exiled from Germany, depict cosmopolitan Europe, such as this account of Aristide Maillol, whose wife later saw him exchanging tendernesses with the molde: Mme Maillol fainted, and took four hours to come round Questions answered Questions asked Court Circular Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items School news University news Multiple Classified Advertising Items Faith in the power of new music Today's royal engagements Court & Social Changing the Guard Memorial service Reception Ceremony Reunion Meeting Dinner Appointments Latest wills Answers Forthcoming marriages Church news Awards bring Monte Carlo's rich and famous out to play Alison Kervin Hollywood and sport cross paths at the pinnacle of opulence Singleton still full of fighting talk but looking back in anger to Sydney no longer Judo In Sport Today Council has no duty over road signs Court of Appeal Published May 16,2002 Gorringe v Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council Before Lord Justice Potter, Lord Justice Potter, Lord Justice May and Sir Murray Stuart-Smith Judgment May 2,2002 Fresh prosecution evidence on appeal Court of Appeal Criminal Division Published May 16,2002 Regina v Hanratty (deceased) School judicial review Queen's Bench Division Published May 16,2002 Regina (A) v Kingsmead School Governors and Another Before Mr Justice Mitchell Judgment March 13,2002 Dyer predicament Injury puts Hingis out of Paris showdown Tennis From a Correspondent in Hamburg: Henman fails to see the funny side of Voinea Armstrong back in the chase Equestrianism The results service Times Square Today's fixtures Sale talk tough in pitch battle Rugby union Yesterday's racing results Olympic 'cheats' prompt appeal for action Salling Nicholas is less than perfect In Brief Freeman boost Kumble surgery McEwen's first Fahey prevails Peacock deal Bowled out Moon Ballad projects little light on Derby Racing York Reading the racecard 2.15 Langleys Solicitors (Showcase) Handicap Salisbury Perth Stevens takes the biscuit 2.45 Duke of York Stakes York Specialists William Hill Akbar has power to lift Cup How I hit the highest Test score aged only 21 Cricket: the Garry Sobers autobiography Pakistan decide I cannot be allowed to make runs and the umpires do the rest Thomas provides an afternoon of drama Frizzell County Championship second division Night on the town proves a recipe for success Gannon catches eye in slow-motion replay Koening's batting skills inspire Middlesex Worcestershire cope well on uneven pitch Cox turns up heat on toiling bowlers Cricket: Frizzell County Champlonship first division Adams century leads way for Sussex Yesterday's scoreboards Khan strikes to steal White's thunder Knight offers another Test hint ECB puts shirt on Flintoff to attract youth Clarke's debut century puts Surrey on top Man of vision in a class of his own Football In an exclusive daily series selecting his greatest team, Sir Bobby Charlton names the man to fill the role of sweeper Ginola turns to the bottle after Everton show him the door A better flex life Get fit, look fit: your five-day guide to baginners' yoga Day four: the cobbler position The Times Reid answers call after Kennedy's latest misfortune Italy's passion play cancelled by coach Picture Gallery Spain rejoices as Glasgow belongs to Real yet again Football Crowning glory from Zidane whets appetite for Far East The Times By Our Sports Staff: Ferguson backing for new transfer 'windows' Flintoff primed to inspire England Eriksson given boost as Dyer flies in face of predictions Times Sport Today On the Loewe Aconda TV The glamour game Bobby's Best Zidane strikes Total Cricket Free inside today Total Football World VIP Pass 16 Pages of Jobs Www. thetimes. co. uk/appointments Abbey National Natwest Realism v optimism a Times graduate jobs survey… ACNelsen Scottish& Newcastle Retail Morgan Kearing Graduate and Management Opportunities Up which ladder? Accountancy Additions accountancyadditions. com Foxtons When graduation isn't enough to secure your dream job Calligrapher All Box Number Replies Should British Dental Associaation Professional Services… Head Chef Work from Home Centos Central Consultants Ltd Public Relations Executive Technical Sales Executive Jane Mulkerrins Experience Nawaab Restaurant Group Diageo Multiple Classified Advertising Items Birmingham Haldane Advantage West Midlands On the move Armstrong Boyden Grand designs on your office PSD Galileo International My big break Whitehead Mann Glenmorangie plc Multiple Display Advertising Items Ward Executive Limited Cambridge Centrica NMC Ennismore International Search and Selection Sterling Multiple Display Advertising Items Cressing Templar Petplan University of Bristol Harlequin Restaurants LTD The Times Business Development Manager Assistant Franchise Manager Afrikaans Speaking Financial Manager Operations Manager - Hotel Marketing Group Job Vacancies Multiple Classified Advertising Items Impact All Box Number Replies Should Be Addressed to Bibby Financial Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Business Development Manager Railway Safety Cellular Design Services Ltd BMS ICI PCS Multiple Classified Advertising Items Network Executive Queen Mary Multiple Display Advertising Items Spencer Stuart Saxonbury British Interior Design Association The Times Atkins Atkearney Spencer Stuart Multiple Classified Advertising Items English Heritage Multiple Display Advertising Items Wheale Thomas Hodgins Plc RSM NHS Cafcass Facilities Recruitment Limited RSM NBS Multiple Display Advertising Items Prospect NBS Odgers Hoggett Bowers Delivering Leadership Michael Page Defra DTLR Esa Veredus executive resourcing Howgate Sable International Seach & Selection Howgate Sable International Search & Selection David Abbott and Partners Hounslow Council Queen Margaret University College Mdlogical Financial Technology Search & Selection Whitehead Mann Meridian Heidrick & Struggles Investment Director Pall Mall Partners Limited Barclays Global Investors Education and skills Veredus executive resourcing Hays Executive Seach & Selection Veredus executive resourcing NHS Consignia Capita Linc Lnshire County Council Foxtons Michael Page Consultancy Opodo Archer Mathieson Search & Selection Interim… Questor International QCA Odgers Holtby Turner Questor International Notting Hill NBS Multiple Display Advertising Items Trading spaces How of f ice design works for… Technology and Senior Appointments Viewpoint Why I'm up for the Cup Opinion Film Education A reluctant fan is born She knew nothing about football, and cared less. Then her boyfriend got tickets to see the England team play in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea. Lucy Powell describes her conversion to fully fledged fan of the beautiful game The new face of Sinn Fein Sinn Fein has always been seen as the public face of republican terrorism. But now the part7y has a new image and the chance of a power-sharing role in the Irish Dail. David Lister reports The art of travel Episode You calling my egg racist? "Nitty-gritty" and "good egg" are apparently offensive terms. Nonsense, says Philip Howard The Times Spooks on skates Richard Morrison 'Compared to this, what are the cathedrals or palaces built by man?' wrote Sir Joseph Banks of Fingal's Cave. He had a point God save the bard Mediocrity in store The best drugs to treat arthritis Male Menopause Why vitiligo How to beat the bites on holiday Acorn Stairlipts New guidelines on rhesus factor Multiple Display Advertising Items Love and the single Jedi New Releases The further Darth Vader may hyave the hots for the leading lady in the latest Star Wars movie, but it's all passion spent, says Barbara Ellen The Majestic Watching brief The impact of Star Wars Razor wire and barbs New Releases a bitterly funny anti-war satire set in the Bosnian conflict deserves its Oscar success, says Ian Nathan Renoir New on video Royal Shakespeare Company Dracula, undead and kicking Star of the Week At 80 Christopher Lee is still the silky, deadly charmer he always was, says, Sean MacAulary A life in pictures Picture Gallery Those who Cannes, do James Christopher joins the bacchanalia of the Cannes Film Festival, where anything goes and nothing matters Manhattan cocktail Nicholas Wapshott joins the party that was New York's TriBeCa festival The Closet James Christopher's top ten movies Film choice Also on release Theatres Savoy Theatre Entertainments Listings Legendary! Daisy Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan Newly qualified chartered, incorporated engineers and technicians Chartered Engineers ETB Incorporated engineers and technicians (continued) Incorporated Engineers Infraco Sub-Surface Limited Norwest Holst The Times Ed. forum Education University of Oxford Multiple Display Advertising Items Postgraduate Courses Education Open Days Multiple Display Advertising Items Education Gcse & a Level Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Bridge Chess Winning move Review by Joe Joseph Sky One Satellite, cable & digital Choice Sport Radio 1 Choice By Vanora Bennett Choice Films Satellite, Cable & Digital Films BBC One Variations Times 2 Crossword No 2655 Choice By David Chater Firstplus The Times Official Partner of English Cricket The leading cricket team in Britain The Times: official partner of the ECB The great enthusiasts at last get a fair crack of the whip The first Test between England and Sri Lanka begins at Lord's today Christopher Martin-Jenkins welcomes an overdue three match series Bill Frindall's factfile on England Blue England 2002 Shaun Pollock, captain of South Africa and one of the world's finest all-rounders, knows the strengths and weaknesses of England's leading players from his experience in Test cricket and with Warwickshire. Here he assesses the men likely to figure this summer Bill Frindall's factfile on England-Sri Lanka Tests Blue Sri Lanka touring squad 2002 Arjuna Ranatunga, who famously led Sri Lanka to victory in the World Cup of 1996, is probably the best-known cricketer in that cricket-mad country. Now an Mp for the ruling People's Alliance, he here casts a knowledgeable eye over this year's touring squad Tourists under the Microscope Vaas praying for strength to shoulder heavy burden Richard Hobson on the paceman who watched video tapes for a year to learn reverse swing Mr Straight Bat relishes his new role behind the microphone The Times Mel Web meets Channel 4's latest recruit, a familiar face not long retired from the Test arena Jayasuriya spells out a sunny victory Tiliekeratne… Warnakulasuriya…what's it all about? Timothy Rice tackles Sri Lankan names Blue Summer
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