News from 10/01/2003
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Andrew Robson, Robert Stone, Stuart Flitton, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Elaine Monagham, David Whiter, Megan Mason, Catherine Philip, Edwin R. Lee, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, Kevin Eason Mototing Editor, James Moore, Anne Spackman, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Robert Thicknesse, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, David Rhys Jones, Richard Hobson, Ivo Tennant, Geoffrey Dear Chief Constable, T. Shepherd, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Camilla Cavendish, David Chater, James Bone, Nic Hopkins, Thomas Tugendhat, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Patrick Kidd, Barbara Ellen, Patrick Barkham, Roger Maynard, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Raymond Snoddy, Sam Lister, David Sharrock, Peter Jennings, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Dominic Kennedy and Adam Fresco, Pat Gibson, Anne Spackman Property Editor, Cornelius Lysaght, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Tom Bawden, Steve Bird, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Gary Jacob, Anne Spackman and Helen Nugent, Daniel Finkelstein, Rosemary Bennett, Jeanette Winterson, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Allan Meltzer, Oliver Wright Health Correspondent, Roland Watson, Paul Ridley, Helen Rumbelow, R. D. Evans, Damian Barr, Stephen Farrell and Ben Lynfield, Nicholas Wapshott, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Hugo Rifkind, Angela Jameson, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent and Roland Watson, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, Paul F. Withrington Director, Dan Lassman, David Rowan, John Price, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Daniel McGrory, John Clarke Secretary to Council, Tom Baldwin, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Brian Waller, William Ruxton, Simon de Bruxelles, Rose Heiney, Alistair J. G. Grainger, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Lucia Adams, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor and Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Irene Zoech, David Barraclough, Robert Galster, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Chris Campling, Russell Hotten, Richard Owen, Roger Boyes, Oliver August, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Joanne Hart, Stewart Tendler, Marilyn Rydstrom, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Mike Mulvihill, Andrew Clennell, Nell Harman Tennis Correspondent, Michael Horsnell and Oliver Wright, John Goodbody, James Doran, Tony Greenfield, Brian MacArthur, Mel Webb, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Catherine Philp South Asia Correspondent, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Russell Jenkins, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, Roy Hattersley, Crolyn Asome, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Lucia van der Post, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, David Sinclair, Martin Waller, Mark Henderson, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Lisa Verrico, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Sarah Butler, Benedict Nightingale, Stephen Dalton, Caitlin Moran's, Richard Morrison, Tony Halpin, Philip Bobbitt, Ashley Tatham, Laura Hardy, Zahid Hussaln, Terence W. Wiseman, Jenny Davey, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Tim Johnston, Robin Shepherd, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine, Gabriflle Starkfy, David Lister Ireland Correspondent,
ResumoTask Force to tackle soaring gun crime Ministers shy away from setting targets in battle against gangs Sharon blackout It doesn't add up Store wars Snub to Mugabe 'I'm Not Afraid of Dying, only of… Jeanette Winterson builds a new life Bush urged to give inspectors more time Wimbledon switch sets up- sporting clashes The Times Today: page 2 crossword: 24 Motoring:… It's over: longest siege ends after 15 days Ahead of the Game Radission Edwardian Hotels Winter wardrobe Labour donor's widow gives party £1m In this section News & Comment Business The Register Sport Plus Fast Times Taking the rap for gangsta politics in da House Crampted passengers sold short as rail companies cash in Firefighters prepare to renew campaign Furniture land Ira may yield a bit, says Adams Two-week stand-off ends after fire in gunman's lair The shell of the building was filled with smoke and teargas as police waited for the all-clear to move in. Report by Dominic Kennedy and Adam Fresco The final hours: shots, flames and a grim discovery Tinniswood, comic writer, dies at 66 Sir Cameron's £30m West End pledge Homebase Hostages, sieges and political prisoners Bbc given the go-ahead for online curriculum service A quarter of maths teachers are unqualified State schools 'shortchanged' on staff Everest Fit the Best Nut rejects £!bn classroom reforms Tory leaden says dissent is inevitable In Brief Policeman dies Pigeon deal Rugby ban Toddler drowns School bus crash Offer denied Father names and shames erring children on web Public humiliation may only make things worse M4 speed trap may cost Harman her licence Currys Manners maketh the boy Courts Princess Royal under attack for snubbing Olympic bid talks Kate Winslet as you have never seen her before - and… Who's who debut for Mungo Grant Five lures covert reporter from Bbc Writer recalls Sutch's burning desire for Pr Ps Long Live Dreams America gives Ali G a new Buzz Hewitt to sell Diana love letters in America Gangs of New York ... but buyer won't be able to publish them Families mourn air crash victims Pc World Pedestrians grit teeth as councils stick to roads By a Correspondent: Negligent doctor to carry on working By a Correspondent: Parking tickets cost woman £28,000 Traffic short of target Peugeot Special American Issue Tomorrow only in travel Kwik-Fit Crimes with firearms increase to 61 a day Home office statics show 100 gun deaths children under one year Coroner retracts 'payback' remark Girl on murder charge Justice system is failing victims of crime, say public 70% of muggers are black in robbery hotspots It was a nightmare. I did not eat or sleep while at home' B&Q Veteran lost life savings Sharps Bedrooms How to make the rich pay for the Labour Party Big donations to labour dried up when Lord Levy, the party's fundraiser, took a back seat. Now the funds are flowing again. Tom Baldwin reports Peer tries to lower voting age Travelodge Bbc fails to win political viewers Cigarette firm 'failing to combat smugglers' Eye protein promises good night's sleep Overdrawn? Child vaccination slumps in London Vampire's bite a life-saver No cash to meet diabetes pledges Intel inside Ecstasy is killer for men in 20s In Brief Killing confession Nut allergy death Ethics plea Church reprieve Play Tomorrow only in Hyundai 'Al-Qaeda pair' held in raid 'Poison factory' suspects were freed by French Asylum minors 'in need of a haven' George Smith Two Russian prosecutors kidnapped by Chechen militants Berlin pay rise averts stirke by 2.8 million La Botella makes a winning debut Sale Warsaw plans £40m Jewish museum Orchestra falls quiet over first female Vatican warning on danger of 'online confession' Jessops No Title Ukraine sales 'a problem' British cruise missile unlikely to be ready for Iraq conflict Army under fire in German media Somak Inspectors are given secret arms evidence Wary Pentagon allows UN a glimpse of intelligence German newspaper paper pours scorn over The Times Muslims 'are just as much at risk' Subaru Motion rides into valley of danger with Iraq verse Blair must explain the need for action Chronic shortage of medics a threat ro British troops Writer finds Sassoon poem US agrees to meeting on korea stand-off The Times Enter Nepal's king of hearts at six months Key Tamil squad holds out Parched Australia turns to Britain India stokes the fires with new missile test Hu gives ill to since 1989 Judge pulls plug on Sharon's TV address to nation Mitzna agrees with Blair over peace efforts South Africa will investigate loan Israelis return body of Syrian The Computer World Times Online America's gas-guzzlers facing end of the road Vital statistics record assures Lady Liberty of everlasting life News World Black Supreme Court judge's $1m book deal Turkey 'fostering extremists' In Brief Banking strike Plane missing Ships 'flush' oil Terror suspect Spiders for space Blood feud Theatre The Times Glowing Cinders revives a cold fire Opera La Conerentola Coveni Garden Concert Plg Young Artists Purcell Room Critics' Choice Phoebe Greenwood Grab the kids, Big Brother has them in his sights The subsidised tentacles of the Bbc are creeping into Britain's classrooms Picture Gallery If you, like, wanna talk real cool wiv yer mates, there's nuffink to it Picture Gallery Why the us and the Uk are right to target Iraq A pathetic apology for a failed Cabinet minister Criminal Confusion Home Offce data obscure some worrying trends Election Antics Israel needs the same leader but a different coalition Out of the Box Time for the Bbc to buy land on Mars Airguns and pets Criminal justice The Times Minimum terms for illegal guns Proposals for a new Central Railway Defining a university's independence Golden rules Chanty appeals Young people and classical music Flexible hours Snowed under Shredded wits The Weather The Times Crossword 22,245 NatWest Europe's rates pegged Briefing Settlement on 'hot IPOs' Indigo mystery deepens C&w safeguards £1.5bn Property boost for City Manulife offers sterling WorldCom resignation Pilkington's credit move Stock Markets Charts of the day In Business Today Friday Interview Rival supermarkets line up for Safeway Shake-up reveals Bp heir apparent Fed folly Government acts to renationalise power Debate Equitable life fears missing out on £250m from disposal Pension funds slump by 14% The Winter Sale Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor The Times Need to know: The essential dally guide to the sectors Safeway not in the bag yet Exchange rates Late starter Safeway never did catch up Hunter under pressure to raise HoF offer price Shopping 'surge' for Selfridges Signet rises 24% after sales shine Septuagenarian has no truck with trendy retail innovations His first supermarket was a converted cinema. Sir ken always had an eye for the bigger picture Don't just get better get the best Analysts cautious over Hays ahead of review Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold /Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Emap finds direction - at last Markets Pilkington trims fall after finance move Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent issues Ftse Volumes Wall Street Bank and Ecb decide to leave rates unchanged Data error pushed up Halifax house price index by 3% Mistake increases calls for official benchmark FSA scrutinises Indigo statements Airlines complain Hearthrow charges will squeeze industry Orb drops plans to bid for Thistle Board warns US firms to reform New Star looks to finance trust buys Powergen to close ageing power stations The biggest mistake the Fed ever made In the second of two extracts from his book on the Federal Reserve's history Allan Meltzer turns to its failings in the Depression The Times SALTiMBANCO Brown cut out Get Carter? Pink'un sees red Treves still hopes for an Equitable solution James Moore says the with 'worst job in the City' has a clear view on the society future The Times Late recovery for shares Emap ends long search by making insider new chief The Times Unit Trust Information Service The kyliethorpe project is still on hold Picture Gallery Carter tipped as head of Ofcom Vivendi agrees sale in Hungary Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who wrote this? Sir William Shelton Member of Parkubnebt for Clapham and Stretham who helped to usher in the Thatcher era Malcolm Crawford Economics journalist whose meticuloys care did not prevent some painful mishaps Desmond Hoyte President who opened up Guyana to greater political freedom and much-needed foreign investment Court & Social Dr Robert Kendell Ron Goodwn Composer whose martial strains became the theme for a host of war thrillers from 633 Squadron to Where Eagles Dare Big Lucky Carter An originator of the amplified Memphis blues sound, who gained late recognition at the age of 78 Births, Marriages & Deaths Lives remembered Nature Notes News Quiz Debate the issues of the day as they happen , and join in the discussion with other Times readers On This Day Heroes of Bomb Explosion - Courage beyond Praise Prize. quiz@thetlmes Word Watching Daily Life January 10,1935 Questions Answered Questions Asked Court Circular Service of thanksgiving Service Answers Contact Details for Classified Advertising Travel Insurance J . 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Tom Dart suggests that there are other players who might be equally repentant Not Quick on the Draw Daniel Finkelstein's statistical gun is trained on a commentry convention The Times Predictor Ahead of the Game What With all the excitement of the Fa and Worthington Cups, that first week back at work has flown by and, before you know it, we're back in the muck and magic of the league—weather, pitches and groin strains permitting, of course... How Baggage was Handled The red tops battles to get a grip on Lee Bowyer's London return, Paul Ridley says Krystal Balls Picture Gallery Bigger Clubs Fail to Respond to Shock Treatment Hatchetman you choose the Victim for Made-To-Measure Butchery in the Game on Monday Football Why Cup Critics are Mugs Theweekendfix Wimbledon gets new date in latest grand design for tennis Hoddle hits zero Ecb offers snub but no boycott Ahead of Thegame Leaving of Leeds Inside Sport Choose Dead Certain Style Arts Media Inside Tongue-Tied Most Families No Longer Chat, but Communicate with Primitive Grunts Hugo Rifkind Joins a Famous Naturalist as He Studies a Typical Example Verbatim 24 Hours Museum Visits are up. But is It Just the Same Old Middle-Class Punters Turning up More Often? Human Jungle I'm Not Afraid of When He Realished He Could No Longer Read or White, 81-Year-Old Parkinson's Sufferer Ernst-Karl Aschmoneit Decided He No Longer Wanted to Live. Two Days Ago, that Wish was Realised when He Travelled to a Zurich Euthanasia Clinic. Carol Midgley was Him throughout his Last Day The times magazine Help for the Terified Skier Scared of the Slopes? Rose Henley Ofers Some Advice to Fellow Pathological Wimps The Times The Times Fitness Training is All in He Mind You Can Think Yourself Fit, Health Guru David Kirsch Tells Carol Midgley How Can I Motivate Myself to Get Fit? Body Talk Forum Snow Queens … It's Easy to Look Sleek in the Snow if You Choose Wisely, Says Carolyn Asome The Times Wardrobe Revival Arts his Other Wife is Away Television in an Explosion of Evil Silliness, Channel 4 this Fat Plague. Caitlin Moran's Cup Just Plain Runneth over Lord of the Rings Lord & Ladies … Women are Flocking to Heroic Epics, Barbara Ellen Explains why Opens Today at Cinemas Nationwide Banishing Act Interview once Zimbabwe's Madonna, Portia Gwanzura now Fears for her Life, Reports Helen Rumbelow Romeo and Juliet These Eye Have It David Sinclair Hears Krist Novoselic Reach Nirvana with his New Band, Eyes Adrift Die Another Day Fighting Toktok New Albums Reggae, Hip Hop or Electroclash? Lisa Verrica on the Battle for the Uk's Dancefloors H. M. S. Pinafore Penmans West London Antiques Entertainments Would You Listen to a Man like this? Now Television and Newspapers in America Danced to the Tune of a Ufo Cult Stop Yoof Stealing the Bbc Jonathan Dimbleby, now a None Exponent of the Long Political Interview, Tells David Rowan that "Ratings Anoraks" are Ruining the Corporation Pride of the Prodnoses As the Times's Chief Revise Editor Hangs up his Red Pen, Brian MacARTHUR Hails a Saviour of Reputations Telephone Multi-Lingual Creme Marketing Assistants The Times Crème Super Secretaries The Times Facsimile And Tim Austin's Verdict on Brian Beating the Big Screen While Other Sectors Suffer, Internet Ads are on the up. But 46 per Cent Growth next Year? Raymond Snoddy Reports The Sunday Times Bridge Andrew Robson Common Mistakes for the Less Experienced Chess Raymond Keene Winning Move Tv Review Producers Should Take Not of what Happened on Easter Island before Making Any More Work-Placed Ensemble Drama Series, Says Paul Hoggart Today's Highlights Satellite, Cable and Digital Choice Radio Choice Choice Films Satellite, Cable & Digital Films Index T2 Crossword No 2859 Tv Choice The Times Firstplus Build a Better Life Index Inside Where the Punters are Placing their Bets For what It's worth Life is far too short to fret about what economists may predict, so if you need to move—go for it Nobody knows what is going to happen to house prices This Week Market Report The South East In Apartment in St John's Wood Newyearnewplansnewbuild Out Converted School in Basingstoke Two and three-bedroom homes in a conservation area near the centre of town Away Georgian-Style House near Oxford Inside a Brave New World Patrick Kidd lives in a pioneering riverside development, but a sense of community is not quite so easy to build Alexandra Duggan's Earliest memories of a walk… Swapshop Diary of a fist time buyer Buildingbricks What Do I Need to Know About-Title Deeds? Home and Far Away Damian Barr meets twentysomethigns who At 25 she was desperate for some exisential Oil of Olay Shoebox in Islington Zone 1 Firsttimebuyer For under £225,000 you could have a Garden Flat in Hammersmith Zone 2-3 Two-Bedroom House in Ham Zone 4-6 How the Other Half Live It Pays to Be Cheeky In 2003 buyers should "Do a cherie" and go straight for a discount, says John Price Coastal Elegance Home Insurance Closet Days Take a deep breath and clear that clutter Chic and Cheerful The Bedbrooks tell Megan Mason they may be tired of London, but not of life The Times Frenchlessons Perpetual Emotion We unpack more than just furniture when we move, says writer Jeanette Winterson To Advertise (Trade) Classical Proportions Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items To Advertise (Private) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Private Sales Docklands: E14 Multiple Display Advertising Items Farriers Mews, Se15 Multiple Display Advertising Items Nicholson Estates Barratt Luxury living on the South Coast Hacienda To Advertise (Trade) Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times To Advertise (Private) Besford Court Luxury Apartments & 6th Floor Penthouses English Courtyard Bewley Homes PLC Bewley Heritage Property News The Times Best Interest Relatives of my Aunt's Executiors are Living in her House and Claim to Be Sitting Tenants House Calls Cala
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