News from 11/06/2002
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Andrew Robson, Julian Filochowski Director, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, David Adams, Helen Studd, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor and Issandr El Amrani, Daniel McGrory and James Doran, Robert Hall (Project Director), DJM, James Moore, Patricia Davies, Adam Ogilvie-Smith, Paddy Whiting, Gary Duncan, Shirley English and Richard Beeston, Barbara Stocking Director, John Hosken (Transport and Air Correspondent), Peter Lansley, David Willem, Linda Tsang, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Ian Cobain, Oliver Kay and George Caulkin, James Bone, Nick Daws, Nic Hopkins, Denis O'Donoghue, Elizabeth Judge, Catherine Philip Stephen Farrell and Greg Hurst, Jenny McKitterick, Jeremy Whittle, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Barry A. Mason, Gabrielle Stakey, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jack Malvern, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, David Lister and Hannah Hennessy, Tim Reid, Libby Purves, James Whiting, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Rodney Milnes, Jez Fanstone, Valerie Elliott Consumer Editor, Charles Bremner, Oliver August and Alice Lagnado, Helen Rumbelow, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Giles Whittell and Alice Lagnado, Greg Hurst, David Charter, Mark Court, Val Sampson, Bruce Parker, Angela Jameson, John Ardagh, Vanora Bennett, Jack O'Sullivan, Daniel McGrory, Edward Fennell, Oliver Kay, Ed Smith, Stephen Burgen, Joanne Sawyer, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Boris Becker, Raymond Keene, John Russell Taylor, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Steven Wittich, Peta Bee, Charles Secrett Director, Bronwen Maddox, Russell Hotten, Jonathan Edwards, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, David Pannick QC, Clem Cecil, Oliver August, Grania Langdon-Down, Bill Bryson, Veronica Cowan, Susan Emmett and Tom Baldwin, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Julian Muscat, Tony Cascarino, Tom Dart, Laurz Peek and Gujon Espiner, John Allison, Nick Szczepanik, Dave Ball, John Cooper, Joanna Pitman, Jenny Williams (Director General), James Doran, Melissa Kite Political Correspondent, Philip Webster Political Editor, Gordon Harman, Katty Kay, James Pringle, Ian Johns, Barnaby Thompson, Kevin McCarra, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Tim Kimpton, John Shaw, Alan Lee, Martin O'Neill, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Michael Gove, Brian Glanville, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Mellssa Kite Political Correspondent, Ian Whittell, Lea Paterson, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Chris Holt Co-ordinator, Robert McFarland, James Jackson, Laura Peek, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, C J Brougham, Stephen Dalton, Bill Edgar, Alyson Rudd, James Christopher, Roland Watson and James Doran, Dennis Dixon, Vince Wright, Abigail Rayner, Simon Crompton, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Anthony Howard, Jenny Davey, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine, Gloria Gillott, Patrick Cormack Sheldon,
ResumoAl-Qaeda's 'dirty bomb' plotter held CIA and FBI claim credit for foiling Washington blast plan Under arrest Mandela rebuff Kashmir calmer Congestion costs Inside T2 Charcol Stoppard in love When, Tom met Felicity Factory closure could spell end of peas in our time The Times Why Sampras can win Wimbledon Boris Becker Sport Ministers to woo unions with workers' rights Bill Bill Bryson's World Cup Estate agents to face fair trade inquiry Today in the Times News & Comment Business The Register World Cup Sport Plus Times Online Fast Times The Times Giving Blunkett a good pasting is just child's play Parliamentary Sketch Petty crook 'was handpicked by al-Qaeda leaders' Duncan Smith seeks US lesson on social action Fujitsu Siemens Dirty bomb would wreak havoc Hunger talks start with lobster and foie gras Mugabe exploits his hour upon the stage Adobe What's Important South East motorists face drastic charges Every driver would be monitored by satellite and expected to pay up to 16p a mile, writes Steve Bird Abuse trial halted after police raid Peugeqt £500m 'never enough', says tycoon on murder charge Domesday village feels full weight of latest tax Trio deny role in £2m video piracy Conran son detained indefinitely In Brief Fishing cutbacks Gun dealer jailed Bahl comeback Male model freed Holiday drowning Currying favour Correction A Kiss puts the seal on McCartney wedding Burglar captured by victim's sketch Dosh the common currency Courtauld turns to US for director Intel inside Action on jobless 'scandal' Citroën Blair in the frame for Sven look Prime Minister wants end to the culture of spin Officials briefed to vet MPs' questions By a Correspondent: Loyalist terror chief is found hanged in jail Neighbour must pay ?30,000 for koi carp fry-up When trouble comes knocking next door Cyclist killed by startled horse Nokia 18-year diary of harassment Mandela's Lockerbie appeal is rejected Countries whose jails are among the worst in the world Dell Esure British Gas Real Roman Coins Britain is still admired by young Muslims Bank of Scotland Hauliers face seizure of lorries in asylum crackdown Intelligent Finance Eurpoe and America must present united front Political Briefing Thatcherites? Not us, Mr Mandelson Campaign for euro 'must not be elitist' Today in Parliament Clinic takes stress out of MPs British Gas England fans are told not to take a flyer on tickets Boy in intensive care after sea ordeal New—photo Id Reouired Forall Uk Flights By a Correspondent: High-life drugs man tracked for three years Empire ...but you can still get in to Nigeria game Chinese riot after TV is turned off early Parents fight for inquiry into soldiers' deaths Cisco Systems AT&T Medical schools to cut staff Reserves force to counter attacks BBC 'incited eco-terror on GM drama website' New dads will stay night in hospital Nato unease over Bush 'no-warning' attack plans Halifax US backs Israel as tanks again ring Arafat Gotti, the boss of bosses', dies in prison hospital Venezela purge to half coup Kaddie Boy Diabetes UK EU ready to fax US in trade war In Brief (Reuter): Monks shot dead (AP): Election called (AP): Fire threat (Reuter): Reporter killed Chirac and Stoiber will not transform economies Foreign Editor's Briefing Jirga's musical cusions Le Pen sidelined by French vote for Center Right Alliance Francaise AT&T Gallic stance on EU stage to be more assertive Kashmir tensions ease as India ends air restrictions Hinduja charges set aside The Times Role of old King delays Loya Jirga Zurich Breaking News Times Online Fast Times World Cup Live Times Crossword Club Show trial for Chinese share price 'stir-fry' Standard Life Bank Picture Gallery Freed hostage urges hunt for guerrillas How Crimea's NHS compares with Britain Hack's life not too exciting to watch Theatre Julie Burchill is Away Soho Theatre James Christopher Opera Triumph of Beauty and Deceit The Times What's Important Theatre Henry VIII Bridewell, EC4 Concert Shchedrin at 70 Wigmore Hall, W1 Times Online Reviews in full Let us salute Sir Jack Flash, man of wealth and taste He lacks the hypocrisy of other rock aristocrats, but the honour is ovedue The round may be comprehensive but so far the departmental spending is not Picture Gallery We are now teaching testing, not thinking Shelf life The Times Diary Work in Progress The Times Welfare represents fertile territory for serious reform Thought for Food The Times Issues that should be on the table for the UN in Rome Yesterday's News Tomorrow is another day for the rebranding industry New royal yacht World Cup prediction Protecting targets from terrorism Police overseas recruitment proposal Clarkson 's unneighbourly opinions The pains of travel Appointment of judges Measure for measure The Times A chance to save 'last great house' Trade and poverty Bread winner Right on track All you need is love The Weather The Times Crossword Weathercall Accuision High street boom 'cools' Briefing Monday brings windfall Job cuts at Panmure Incisive in talks Adelphia director quits Currencies Charts of the day Jaguar Commodities Range finder Tyco faces $10bn repayment Abbey profit warning shocks City 'Historic' car park blocks £80m development Patently unsound The Register Fiat ousts chief executive as losses mount The Times Need to know: The essential daily guide to the sectors Addressing the state of the union Business Editor's Commentary Buck must stop with Harley Leighton can deliver Results in brief Picture Gallery Exchange rates The Times Europe closer to $200m sanctions in steel tariff war Institutions snub NAPF's call for Telewest protest Murdoch reiterated opposition to euro BAE price falls over Trw bid worries Ryanair sticks by price-cut strategy Telewest Business Abbey profit warning triggers financial rout Rumour of the day Eurotop 100 Smoke or fire on Gallaher talk? Tempus Biggest price movements of the day Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Fast Times Esporta steady ahead of defence document Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Bridled joy for Roy City Diary Screen test City Diary The Open University Grounds for optimism over Japan When all else fails, let's think up a new name Angela jameson says companies that rebrand themselves are usually in serious trouble Aga develop a cast-iron strategy to boost its sales Age Foodservice Group A brand of cooker sold mostly in the UK has broadened its product range and appeal, writes Martin Waller Winning solution could help executive development Crossroads The Times Unit Trust Information Service Regain Rants don't always ring totally true Bookshelf Writing on the Wall Geoff Burch Writing on the Wall Geoff Burch Now, Discover Your Strengths Marcus Buckingham and Donald Clifton Working with Americans Allyson Stewart-Allen and Lanie Denslow Kinch reignites feud at Leicester City Winnick might bail out Global with own money Lastminute and Lufthansa enter into alliance The Times Interbrew in £500m deal with Exel Computacenter Relegation spurs new attempt on goal Funding hope to give inventors patent protection Small firms beset by problem of defending their creations Elizabeth Judge on a survey that shows innovation can be a licence to litigate Picture Gallery Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items High Yield Income Opportunity Ip Tremendous Betting Coups Financial Spread Trading Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items WVE Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business Funding Achieving your Expectations Business Opportunities Internet fraudsters targeted In Brief Master classes Meeting of minds Factoring service Equities inch forward Harrods Estates Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who wrote this? Sir David Barran Energetin industrialist who as a wartime Shell executive kept the Eight Army oiled Keith Fuller Associated Press chief who guided the news agency into the high-tech electronic age Court & Social Peter Mokaba Populist ANC youth leader who became a key ally of President Mbeki Lives remembered! Births, Marriage & Deaths Lives In Brief Lieuterant George Honour, DSC, submariner, was born on october 10,1918. He died on May 16,2002, aged 83 Herman Cohen Horror film producer with a latest for blood and gore, aided by a cast of teenage werewolves and gorillas To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices… Questions answered Questions asked Nature Notes Coping with the boom in air travel Do we need more runways or more airports? Or should growth be limited? Murder Warrant for Arrest of Ray Issued On This Day The Times, June 11,1968 News Quiz Prize. quiz@thetimes Debate@thetimes. co. uk Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Mugabe at Roome conference Should the disgraced leader of Zimbabwe have been allowed to attend the food summit in Italy? Word Watching Daily Life June 11,1926 What's your view? Forthcoming marriage Church news Answers Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wimbledon Tennis 2002 Premier Tickets Marriage Best Seats Tickets & Hospitality Wimbledon Debs Premier Tickets Morning Suits Dinner Suits Evening Tail Suits Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sale of statue buys valuable time New Fellows Award Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Insurance Talk Appointments Multiple Display Advertising Items Latest wills Multiple Display Advertising Items Announcements Multiple Classified Advertising Items Picture Gallery Court Circular Changing the Guard Service of thanksgiving Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment School news Parsons Mead School, Astead, Surrey Luncheons Law Costs Draftsmen, Presided at a dinner held in The Great Hall, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London on June 7,2002, to celebrate the association's 25th anniversary Meetings Whilst care is taken to establish that our… Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices England head for Argentina Swing 0.0005sec too early and you're in trouble Ed Smith, the kent batsman compariences his experiences of playing cricket and baseball Anderson misses out on Australia trip Rugby league The Times Cookey's credentials In Brief Giants' first step Costa rises Burke's century Yesterday's results Racing Redcar Course Specialists BBC puts betting exchange under spotlight Racing Journalist of the Year Dupont is ready to take next step up Salisbury Reading the racecard Eddie Reavey Maiden Auction Fillies Stakes The Wright Track Course Specialists Quest for excellence may leave Ballydoyle exposed On The Level Nets cannot find answer to imperious O'Neal Basketball: NBA finals William Hill Choice to go west proves costly in the end Sailing Get fit, look fit: your five-day guide to Soccercise Day two: toe-taps for dribbling Argentina to present real test for England Rugby union The results service Pools forecast Armstrong ready for dress rehearsal Cycling Today's fixtures Schumacher not looking at finish line Motor racing How the teams fared in Montreal Why I'm backing Sampras to do it one more time Tennis In the first of an exclusive series, the three-times Wimbledon champion looks forward to this year's event By Our Sports Staff: Greene quick to hit top gear out of the blocks Athletics British hopes suffer familiar dampening Pak confirms place among the elite Golf Federer fights back after faltering Faldo prepares for most demanding challenge Headingley remains sad relic of great game's bygone age Cricket The Sports journalist of the Year resumes his Good Ground Guide Eton and Oundle fall at first hurdle Win £200 England Merchandise Malcolm defies the odds to advance Ms claim for championship glory The Times By Our Sports Staff: Adams is hopeful of speedy return for Sussex Lewis hears the sound of final bell Documentary confronts 'dark underbelly' of racing Times Sport Today Jaguar Boris Becker Good Ground Guide What's Important Today World Cup Bill Bryson Teny Casearine VIP Pass Holders Stop Press 'Inserting myself into the thick of this World Cup is harder than I imagined' Notes from the World Cup Philips Striking option Striking success Day 12 Probably: Ireland have a... World Cup VIP Pass TV Today Picture Gallery McCarthy resists temptation over Quinn Ireland move into uncharted territory Acid test for manager's tactical judgment and maturity Who's next out of the Big Bother studio? Schafer relishes chance to prove his point Shizuoka teams Sheringham performs substitute role to perfection Beckham reveals stress of high-wire act Sodje desperate for quick recovery to face England Veron likely to pay for Argentina's failings Memories of Vialli recalled by Korean's miss from the spot Yesterday at the World Cup Red faces as Arsenal release Inamoto The Times Sports Book Tunisia damned by a lack of ambition Gabby's sofa not Sophie's Choice World Cup Times Square Maradona puts his foot in it en route to party Friedel's heroics deny hosts their due reward Pauleta turns on style as Poles are left fuming over Dallas decision Picture Gallery How they lined up in Jeonju BT Match facts How they lined up in Daegu Koreans skating on thin ice Strain of being champions tells of fretful France Senegal confident of making their point in name of progress Win an Olympus camera Beckham says Veron will stay In Brief Injuries clear Delgado deflated Nesta doubt Cursed by fate Algerians victims of unholy alliance after historic success World Cup betting Ladbrokes Choreographer Consulted over England Goal Celebrations TV dispute means all eyes focus on the team in red English fans given no excuse to fight for the right to party The Football Association Leap in Confidence can keep England on track Why football beats triple jump for now Reportage Health Arts Law Stoppard in love How Tom fell for the bossy blonde He was our best-known playwright at the peak of his powers, his wife a fixture on the nation's TV screens. Then he met Felicity Kendal. Ira Nadel, author of a new biography of Tom Stoppard, describes the complex web of relationships that ended in two broken marriages Picture Gallery Stoppard to the rescue The Times Our gift to the Russians The most chilling fact to emerge from Moscow's football riots on Sunday was that the violence was inspired by British hooliganism. Giles Whittell and Alice Lagnado investigate The Lion King I don't like Monday A company chosen the worst day of the week for its new name, says Damian Whitworth The Times Anthony Howard The more strident the Tories are in opposing the Government's case for joining the euro, the easier Blair's task will be Prescott's frolics on the margin Too clever to prosper in politics When familiarity breeds good sex The decline of desire in a long relationship is seen as inevitable. But Val Sampson says it doesn't have to be—just take up Tamtroc sex What is Tantra? Tantra exercises Not dead yet The column that challenges ageism and celebrates being 50-plus The Times Room for dad in the baby unit Birth centres offer double rooms for dabs to sleep over when the new child is born. Now the NHS is set to follow suit. Jack O'Sullivan reports Picture Gallery What's the best way to ensure dry nights? The Times children's doctor answers readers' qucstions Guess who forgot to bring EarPlanes! Men at risk Men's Health Week aims to raise awareness of the greatest dangers. Simon Crompton reports Diagnostics Picture Gallery Investors in People Oxford Institute of Legal Practice CPS Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Newspapers Wickland Westcott Thames Valley Magistrates' Courts Committee Times Newspapers Barrister or Solicitor Failure after failure - but there is a way to make the CPS succeed Even Cps wellwishers are wondering whether reform is possible or whether the time has come to look at other models, says Robert McFarland Advertised Recruitent and Consultancy KPMG A milestone for legal education The OU law students have come pf age, Grania Langdon-Down reports From the Navy to the Bar Understanding the law in forensic week HaysZMB Probate, Trusts and Tax Solicitor Heathmil Multimedia ASP Limited Crown Prosecution Service Bristol A day in the life of the criminal justice system The Bench is a hit—whatever time it's on A risky 'nice little earner' Action taken against the Equitable 15' has lede to a review of non-exective directors' roles, writes veronica cowan In the City Law What the legal journals are reporting on this week Lawyer of the week 'I still class myself as a human rights worker' Cross-Examination June 2002 by C J Brougham Picture Gallery Reader's queries Your Shout The College of Law discusses transmissible tenancies; tree-pruning; prenuprial agreements; and education Russell Jones & Walker Shaw and Croft Medical Protection Society Holborn College Ropewalk Chambers Beware when a judge's power goes to his head Picture Gallery HaysZMB CPS Fell blue? Go green House plants can lower stress in the workplace, says Peta Bee RCI How to choose the right plants Déjà vu and de rigueur Visula Art Too much loks familiar at the RA's latest Summer Exhibition, but at least Robert Rauschenberg still has a fresh eye, says John Russell Taylor Summer Exhibition 2002 Royal Academy, Wl Robert Rauschenberg: Short Stories Waddington Galleries, Wl And the wind cries Audi Photography Jimi Hendrix makes an unlikely car salesman, says Joanna Pitman The Audi hendrix Experience Audi Foram, W1 Porn? Proud Camden Moss, NW1 What's Important Theatres Dorothy Fields Forever RSC Hilton Easy does it Nikolaus Harnoncourt Dvorák Slavonic Dances Berlin Philharmonic The Ligeti Project II Pierre Boulez Pil selon pli Ensemble Modern Wolfgong Rihm Nikolaus Harnoncourt Dvorak Slavonic Dances Berlin Philharmonic The Ligeti Project ll Pierre Boulez Pli selon pli Ensemble Modern Wolfgang Rihm The fgirl done goo Radio Women are moving into football coverage. Vanora Bennett has the half-time score The Times Bridge Chess Winning move Review Sky One Choice Newspapers Support Recycling Radio Choice Choice Satellite , Cable & Digital Films BBC One Variations Times 2 Crossword No 2677 Choice Would you like to be a writer? The Writers Bureau
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