News from 16/07/2002
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Andrew Robson, Jon Ashworth, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Helen Studd, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter and Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Robert Cole, DJM, Anne Spackman, Zahid Hussain, James Moore, Patricia Davies, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Robert Thicknesse, John W. Antill, Linda Tsang, David Rhys Jones, Richard Harrison, Natasha Edwards, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, David Chater, Michael Binyon, James Bone, Nic Hopkins, Alison Kervin, Clive Davis, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Elizabeth Judge, Carl Mortished, Patrick Barkham, Jeremy Whittle, John Bungey, Geoff Brown, Roderick Prior, Simon tonking, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent and David Benson, Andrew Norfolk, Joe Joseph, Pat Gibson, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Robert Gore-Langton, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Anthony Browne, Jack Malvern, Debra Craine, Rory Watson, Gary Jacob, Margaret Tofalides, Jane Clifton, Tim Reid, Daniel Finkelstein, Sanjida O'Connell, Dermot D. Poston, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Robin Young, Ken Stevens, Richard Morris, Eve-Ann Prentice, Anatole Kaletsky, Daniel Lee, Michael Sykes, Miranda Ingram, Charles Bremner, Richard Miles, Gary Duncan and Anne Ashworth, Abdel Bari Atwan and Daniel McGrory, Bryan Storey, Tim Tennant, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Edward Gorman, Angela Jameson, Prudence jilted, Simon Tait, Ann Tyas, David Thomas, Vanora Bennett, Daniel McGrory, Edward Fennell, Oliver Kay, Nick Thomas, Gordon Van Praagh, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Steve Johnson, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Gary Slapper, Steuart & Francis, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Raymond Keene, Zahid Hussain and Daniel McGrory, David Seymour, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Nick Szczepanik Oliver Kay and George Caulkin, Alexandra Frean Social affairs Correspondent, B a Buckhurst, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Nigel Hawkes, Bronwen Maddox, Jo Carlowe, John Stone, Jonathan Edwards, Ann Alexander, Anthony Browne Environment Editor, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Damian Whitworth, Flora Fraser, John Martin, Nick Hasell, Grania Langdon-Down, Ashley Mote, Graham Hills, Julian Muscat, Glen Owen, Michelle Henery, Anne Ashworth, John Cooper, Philip Webster Political Editor, Christopher Walker, Mel Webb, Ian Johns, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Russell Jenkins, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Alan Lee, Mark Court Health Industries Correspondent, Janet Fricker, Ben MacIntyre, Graham Searjeant and Chris Ayres, Michael Gove, Ethne Rudd, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, James Jackson, Stephen Dalton, Ros Jay, Abigail Rayner, Simon Crompton, Julia Matthews, Michael Evans, Frank Fox-Wilson, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Sally Patten, Roland Watson and Zahid Hussain, Anthony Howard, Jenny Davey, David Robertson, Richard Ford, Patience Wheatcroft, Lisa Verrico, Lawrence Davies,
ResumoSpend, spend, spend. Sell, sell, sell Brown's £93bn spree gives every secondary school £180,000 extra More cash for defence and housing Your spending review guide Index US Taleban gets 20 years after Bush plea bargain Index At £43m a second, everyone's a winner on Gordon's game show Tiffany & Co. Black Monday for the markets Today in the Times In this section News & Comment Times Online Britain wants ban on live exports British marine life under threat Pay protest to disrupt council services Shades of summer for Prescott Recount challenge to union leader Intelligent Finance TM Traffic charges 'breach human rights' A world apart, two young men twisted by one ideal London schoolboy who graduated to terrorism A lonely wait for the hangman Royal Mail California youth who enlisted as a 'Holy Warrior' Fair trial is still a right, even in prison Scratchcard defeat for war veteran Lexus Dando killer's conviction was flawed' Rival forecasters are siding with St Swithun: it's summer at last Hot and dry, with rain, hail and focal flooding Martin to see thief he shot during break-in Girl, 10, killed by Ecstasy when she went out to play Liam Fox tells of his battle to save car crash motorcyclist 'Vile' food for children attacked Amazon. co. uk Magic pen fiddle helps 999 crews hit targets Women's sleeping prowess a key to longevity BBC Online threatens school book publishers Buy your First Home before Somebody Else Does TV's 9pm watershed ignored Spielberg to retell legend of Arthur Hunt lobby is to hold Europe's biggest demo Stop Life Cover-Critical Illness Concorde engine failure Farrakhan ban Race chief held Sir Paul's £33m Hitler ad pulled Gift for Queen Fox shot dead Dinghy rescue Can Labour give us value for money? Morris gets what she wants with her gift of the new Labour gab Edukshun, edukshun Boots Mr Milburn is the real winner Inside Picture Gallery Now that funding has increased, will services improve? BT Don't be fooled: the Nhs is still the Government's real priority Spending 'must be linked to reform' Zimbabwe Famine Appeal Schools will have to earn their extra £15 billion Specialist school shares its expertise Megane A-level enthusiasm woken by cash grant Defence is given biggest spending rise in 20 years Our Lowest Ever Price Faulty rifle will put hole in new budget Local councils to get bonuses By Our Whitehall Editor: Poor performers will be held to account Conviction target is no target at all Regions get more cash and duties Car Insurance £2.7bn to fight crime as asylum target dropped Brain drain is plugged by pay rises of 44% Culture of confusion over extra for arts Community sentencing 'must be matched by funds for staff' Pledge is not enough £1.5 billion will help to combat child poverty World Service to woo Arabs in War on Terror Hotels Resorts British officers get African beat Pensions to be topped up to £100 a week Boost for amateur sport Howard's strong performance is not yet enough Prudential More cash today tied to strict reform tomorrow Bespoke Suits Time Tories say that real reform is a must South East set for huge increase in house building Anne Spackman, Property Editor, says that most homes will be for those priced out of the market Review 'is not green enough' Cathay Pacific Children's nurse can hardly afford to rent, let alone buy, a London home More cash for flood defence Farmers will be paid to look after the land Transport gets no more money Chirac's attacker belonged to the 'bovver boy' Right Tighter control of guns planned The Times Acquitted reporter deported In Brief Turkish leaders fight for coalition India appoints mediator for Kashmir Balkan reconstruction discussed Morocco defies Spain over islet Britain and Germany lead campaign to reform CAP First direct Times Online Bush plan to recruit 11m us 'spies' The Times Ceremony ends search for victims Protests clear three suspects Cook's beach splits New Zealand voters Jiang silent over resignation In Brief Jordan airbase 'empty of US forces' (Reuters): Mexican farmers free hostages Lawyer jailed after dogs kill woman Forget terror:'China is the real enemy' Just Aa Sk Oasis, and sunshine, cheer Scots Pop T in the Park Balado, Perthshire Dance Royal Ballet School Covent Garden The Times Concert New Generations Artists Day Wigmore Hall/Radio 3 Opera Barber of Seville Regent's Park Concert ASMF/Krivine Barbican The cuts that brought our farmers to their knees Research teams were culled just as we faced a plague in the countryside Pass me my tax deductible bicycle clips, Gordon, and we'll go out for a spin Picture Gallery Brown waves farewell to social democracy A job Lott Hitting the Ceiling Brown has to be aware of the limits of public spending Holding the Line India should continue to show restraint over Kashmir Once and Future King Every age invents an Arthur in its own image Thriving countryside Channel shopping UK farmers and Cap reforms The 'Gordian knot' of student fees As levels fall short of pupils' needs Teachers' perspectives Know your vegetables Diana fountain Smallest church? Artistic licence Unspeakable Judges sitting on the juries RSC's difficulties Special delivery The Weather The Times Crossword 22,0936 The Sleep Disorder Clinic Mothercare may face bid Briefing HLF drops float plans Abacha censure for UBS Record $52bn default Retail growth improves Burberry unmoved Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the day Charcol Message in a bottle FTSE shares dive below 4,000 Pfizer's $60bn takeover of Pharmacia unseats… US trading liability claims hit Shell shares In Business Today Rewired The Register FCC chief hints at WorldCom takeover The Times Need to know: The essential daily guide to the sectors Host Europe TM Prudence lost in spending orgy Kamps AG New look at Mothercare by venture capitalists British Land under pressure as Laxey triples stake to 9% Land Securities in share payout Sale of QinetiQ to go ahead despite market turmoil Awg Fleet hits squall with an £840m charge Subscriber numbers fear take mmO2 toll Eurotop 100 Pharma shares worth holding Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold /Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Holidays optimism lifts tour operators Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Negative response to succession hits Telekom shares Markets hit KPMG as 800 jobs are lost Citi Fcp S. A. Mitie hopes for a boost from Chancellor Orchestream 'error' forces restatement Bondholders to enlist in Energis bailout Centerprise interstand Bank of America profits inspire optimism Coke, the real thing for stock options More big firms are choosing to deduct options from profits, says Angela Jameson Kamps AG Lloyd's chairman still faces battle over market reforms James Moore looks at Sax Riley's uphill fight to overcome opposition from names The site with a bite Sibling rivalries pose threat to a family affair Brotherly love can fast disappear when boarddroom rows begin, says Elizabeth Judge Www. turnerandco. com Unique Part or Full-Time Franchise! Business to Business Copy this Idea £1.02 Million Business Opportunities Case study Loans The Times Tackling violence at work In Brief Debt entitlement Disability guide Contracts aid Firm that survived slump to wire up London schools With part of the business in administration, the company still beat off rivals for a big contract, writes Martin Waller Identify your positive skills after a start-up failure Crossroads The Times Unit Trust Information Service Great Wall Star Trek 20th-29th October 2002 Do's and don'ts at the top How To Mange Your Boss Sharp fall for shares ICR Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who wrote this? A. Kenneth Snowman Jewellery expert and businessman whose family passion for Fabergé was shared with the Royal Family Tim Rathbone Torry Mp whose strong views saw him thrown out of the party Sir Robert Bellinger Lord Mayor of London who aimed high and succeeded Charles Burton Intrepid polar explorer who circumnavigated the globe along the Greenwich meridian with Sir Ranulph Fiennes Births, Marriages & Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices… Lives In brief Lives remembered Questions Answered Questions Asked Nature Notes News Quiz Dilemma for Anglicans Is the Church of England right to ease its stance on divorcees remarrying? On This Day The Times, July 16,1857 The Indian Army in the Punjab 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 Pensions and savings What should be done to ensure thousands of people do not face poverty in retirement? Savings industry warns of danger in 'safe haven' title Word Watching Daily Life July 16,1939 Forthcoming marriages Marriage Livery company Today's royal engagements Contact Details for Classified Advertising Ploughing deep into our historical heritage Changing the Guard Meeting Jetworld BPP Law School Personal Column Travel Insurance Luncheon Dinner Domestic & Catering Situations Wanted Court & Social Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Court Circular University news Answers Armstrong's reign threatened Strict approach in calculating day of deemed service Law Report Woosnam driven to playing with cabbies in search of serious fun Power to impose summary costs orders in extended hearings Family Division Published July 16,2002 Q v Q (Family proceedings: Costs order) Shamed Whitlock claims drink was spiked A question of Ayr today, gone tomorrow? Racing Beverley Brighton Results from yesterday's four meetings Sakhee snub: betrays fuddled thinking Friends and rivals pay tribute to a lost talent Cricket Hussain leads from front for Essex as Yorkshire wait on Gough's fitness Cricketing mecca given a new lease of life The Times C&g Injury breaks Yuvraj's Test dreams Captains express concern at strain on players Aggressive Richrads the perfect opening foil for great Gavaskar Christopher Martin-Jenkins turns his mind to the Rest of the World as he picks his opening pair. If one choice was obvious the other needed more careful deliberation Pools forecast Cheltenham & Gloucester and on the High Street & on… The results service Gooch would get nought every time if the Rest had Alderman How the absence of a rising star' brought a golden oldie to earth Wales are counting on Howley In Brief Caught out Roe resigns Judges floored Nalbandian falls Tuqiri switches Times Square Armstrong feeling the heat after losing trial of strength Bryant is given a knight to remember Bowls Haigh steers Too Steamy to head of new class Sailing Inamoto handed chance at Fulham Football Mickelson refusing to settle for second best Golf: the Open Final qualifying for the Open Championship Adopt core principles and you could improve your fitness and court success Royal and Ancient under fire after congestion hits road to Muirfield Win a VIP trip to The Open The Times Elkington finds that practice makes for perfection Faldo adds fuel to ire over Woods Times Sport Today Turbo Charge How's that for openers? Ferdinand prepares to turn his back on Leeds Dead or Alive Free today Humour Arts Law The $25 million question Alive - and in Lawless Bands ideal hideout Still rumours, still ruses 'It was like a cult' Win a royal night at the opera Envoys for our times The top diplomatic post in the US is vacant. Damian Whitworth draws up Blair's wishlist of 'people's ambassadors' Bossyboots and busybodies Anthony Howard The wives of prime ministers in this country have tended to imitate Victorian children in being seen but not heard How not to appoint an archbishop Been there, done that daredevil fundraiser Forced to retire while fit for work Such unequal opportunities Not dead yet The column that challenges ageism and celebrates being 50-plus Naples takes the Tube Naples is crowded, built on step hills and has a volcano, yet its new Metro system could teach London's transport chiefs a lesson, says Michael Binyon A ride inside the lungs Why asthma has Increased The Times The Times Diet of a champion How should I prepare my son for surgery? Guess who forgot to bring EarPlanes! What's the alternative? World Vision Life in the firing line Outside edginess Theatre Outdoors The open air inspires actors to take risks, says Ian Johns Trickster of the trade Paul Zenon got his break with Hawkwind and is compared to David Blaine. Clive Davis meets an unconventional magician The Times In through the out door New Jazz Albums The stars come out in Harlem, the thoughts of Mingus Jr The tried and the testing Critics' choice Telephone The Mikado The Lieutenant of Inishmore The Times Bridge Chess by Raymond Keene Winning move Review Satellite, cable & digital Choice Newspapers Support Recycling Radio Choice Choice Satellite, Cable & Digital Films BBC One Times 2 Crossword No 2707 Choice Firstplus Court reform Sun sets on pensions golden age Lawyers and race City law Hays ZMB JM Barnardo's IVF twins mix-up poses complex questions for family courts Advances in fertility science and the growing importance placed on a child's need for a sense of identity leave the law lagging behind, says Daniel Lee The Times Law Section Financial Ombudsman Service Pizza is small beer for work done A survey finding that most lawyers overcharge is wrong, says Richard Harrison - they should actually be billing more House of Commons News A voice for the weak in court trials New procedures to be launched next week will make it easier for vulnerable witnesses to give evidence in court, says Grania Langdon-Down Bovis Homes Essex County Council Siemens Employers to golden p Final salary sc. expensive, espe firms, says Bel It's a knockout What Opas can do Judges make their point at street level Lawyers not without blame in 'racist Britain' In London, the highest incidence of discrimination claims comes from the legal profession, says Lawrence Davies Shipman: questions remain TV drama keeps fears in spotlight, says John Cooper Keeping our names from the hands of junk-mailers Proposed changes on use of the electoral register seek to balance privacy and commercial interests, says Margaret Tofalides In the City Law Week What the legal journals are reporting on this week Lawyer of the week Bulletin board Under-use is crux of closure issue Punishing parents to make a moral point LPC A change of direction? - law editor Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Case Worker Trading places Picture Gallery Legal Diary Appeal Court delays made worse by complex cases Opra The Times Hackney Old Bailey Press How To Choose The Best care For You And Your Baby Childbirth should be a joyous experience, yet where… A testing time Invasive tests offer the most accurate results but risk harming the baby. As miscarriage rates are revealed for the first time, Nigel Hawkes explains the tricky trade-off Now to Use this Guide The data in this guide Hospitals with the most comprehensive ante-natal testing regime Most expensive nuchal fold scans The question marks over a baby's health Blood tests Urine tests Abnormality tests Blood tests Nuchal translucency test Diagnostic tests Chorionic Villus Sampling (Cvs) Amniocentesis (amnio) Birth story Flora Fraser Cottage hospital C… Tests for specific groups S… Eastern Basildon How the data has been compiled London Vermilion
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