News from 08/02/2003
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Andrew Robson, Eve Peasnall, Malcolm Turner, Phil Yates, stephen gallacher, ian ward, Jon Ashworth, Jenne Mannion, herschelle gibbs, Stella Shamoon, Richard Whitehead, Helen Studd, Robert Cole, Portia Colwell, Neelam Verjee, Tom Fort, Andy Stephens Sports Editor, Nigel Colborn, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Maggie Alderson, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Richard Miles and Xan Rice, Jane MacQuitty, woolmer's verdict, Godfrey Hirst, Matthew Crockatt, Paul Hoggart, Kleran Falconer, Richard Hobson, John Nickson, claire bowman, charles, shane warne, James Doran New York Correspondent, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Aaron Davis, pat gibson, Philip Howard, nick berry, Ian Cobain, Hilary Finch, Tara Holmes, David Chater, Melissa Katsoulis, Penton Lewis, Anne Gatti, Elizabeth Judge, hilary rose, David Atkinson, Ellen MacArthur, shainpollock, Mick Hucknall, Patrick Barkham, john woodcock, Kevin Eason, Julian Fall, Geoff Brown, Clare Stewart, Giles Coren, Peter Brown, David Sharrock, Matt Bishop, Caroline Hendrie, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Mark Griffiths, Garath Huw Davies, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Thrasy Petropoulos, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Katherine Swift, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Steve Bird, Tom Bawden, Shirley English, Rory Watson, arabella weir, xan rice, simon barnes, Stuart bell, pirc, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Rosemary Bennett, Grainne Gilmore, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Libby Purves, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Jo Morris, Helen Monks, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Candida Crewe, George Bush, Sandy Balfour, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Fanny Blake, Ron Lewis, Martin Symington, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Nicholas Wapshott, Audley Harrison, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Derwent May, Angela Jameson, Alan Feinstein, nacy tolford, Steve McClaren, Christopher Jones, Christopher McCoey, Paula Hawkins, John Nalsh, bill frindall, Mary Gold, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Daniel McGrory, Oliver Kay, Suzy Jagger, owen slot, Amber Cowan, Stephen Anderton, Sharon O'Connell, bob woolmer, David Lister, Mark Atherton, Jane Wheatley, Neil Harman, Maureen Nyazai, Tom Baldwin, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Sam Coates, Charles gant, Steve Norris, tim brooke-taylor, Rob Wright, Elaine Monaghan, William Shaw, cathisophobia, nick wyke, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh Telecoms Correspondent, john rocha, Raymond Keene, Jon Ashworth and Neelam Vorjee, John Grimshaw, Matthew Pryor, Richard Lambert, owen slot chief sports reporter, Matt Dickinson, Lucy Pinney, Paul Marett, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Xan Rice, Martin Russell, Chris Campling, Melissa Kite, Cathy Harris, Andrew Collins, Richard Owen, Anthony Browne Environment Editor, Helen Nugent, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, paula Hawkins, Alex Hawkes, Mick Hume, Erica Wagner, Billy Corgan, Alison Tyler, Nick Hasell, Thomas Dyja, Mark Court Health Industrial Correspondent, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, Kate Patrick, Richard Holledge, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Frank Egerton, niall ferguson, Paul Simons, James Collard, Andrew Clennell, Nick Szczepanik, Dominic Kennedy, Anne Ashworth, Max Beckmann, Melissa Kite Political Correspondent, Matthew Brace, Ian Johns, Mel Webb, Malcolm Boyden, Alexander Hamilton, Roderick Strange, Matthew Parris, Angus Clarke, Christopher Hawtree, George Caulkin, Chris McGrath, Tim Wapshott, daisy goodwin, Russell Jenkins, Ingrid Mansell, Robert Jones, Alan Lee, John Latusek, camilla, Walter Gammie, Mark Court Health Industries Correspondent, Ben MacIntyre, Jeremy Hart, Michael Gove, Richard Beeston, Andrew Tomlinson, Denis Owen, Richard Whitehead, Editor, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Mark S. Hays, Ian Whittell, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, Richard Miles, David Sinclair, Charles Campion, Simon Jenkins, Alison Gibson, Gary Duncan Economics Correspondent, Martin Waller, Christopher Irvine, gabrielle starkey, Danny Baker, Norma Bagshaw, Lottie Moggach, James Jackson, Sarah Butler, Benedict Nightingale, Jonathan Meades, miss abigail, Jill Crawshaw, Hugh Thompson, Richard Morrison, David Powell, Tom Chesshyre, James Christopher, Fred Dellar, Phil Myers, Adam Sherwin, P. Glaister, Emily Davies Fashion Writer, David Lock, Mark Harrison, Cath Urquhart Travel Editor, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Sebastian Marr, shonagh rae, Martin Treacy, Janine di Giovanni, Philip Pank, Chloe Bryan-Brown, Wendy Craig, Tim Bullamore,
ResumoHuge pay rise for Blair crony provokes fury Lord Irvine gets £22,000 extra but soldiers gain less than £500 Tory unrest Asylum pledge Tube rancher Eat out for £5 at over 900 restaurants weekend British Airways Anna Friel, Iman and Darcey Bussell Model Little… Iraq dossier assembled by junior aides The Times Today Secure beneath Watchful Eyes The camera caught Marsha, but couldn't save her Crossing sport's sex divide News & Comment Business Money Travel Weekend Bosch Sport The Register Magazine Play Fast Times Blair vows to halve asylum arrivals by September IF Labour fears over lp tax rise Good lord! Royals' new police guard is an earl Discretion in the line of fire Hubble telescope rewrites theory of time and space Ginola changes his play Darwin Centre Loyalists fear police let murder go ahead Toyota Murdered postman had drug deal record In land of suspicion, events just can't be simple Teenager killed and set alight In Brief Heir arrested Wembley towers Loophole review Suspects held Murder police retrace teenager's final steps Vatican to rule on fate of Irish Cardinal Norfolkline Ns&i Artist's parents fly from US to visit killing site Severn plan shows tide is turning for power from sea Tesco Cameras catch more drivers Winter welcome By a Correspondent: Man and machine reach stalemate ENO's new director 'the man to rescue company' Irish maverick offers flair Thistle Hotels Dixons M&G New York goes quiet with mixed messages BBC Three has magic number of repeats Harrods Ocean Village 'DVD rot' gives film fans a nasty turn More Tory MPs give warning of leadership battle PC World Labour asks activists to pay mortgage Belgium to take on 1,000 NHS patients Best Western Shooters fear hunt curbs will destroy their sport Openplan from Barclays Long ride of cattle-train boss taking over Tube Multisave Long and the short of commuting Travellers' Tales Connex is contrite Air-India Conman jailed for 600 raids in just 18 months By a Correspondent: Man who foiled car key theft is stabbed Old English Inns Burglar's poetry defended by judge Mazda Last Meccano shop bows to virtual reality 'The pay is still low but I can't complain' 'It's not enough to clear student debts' City of God The New Deal Squaddies offered small beer as submariners get ?25,000 bonus Armed Forces London Weighting London boost is to ease schools' staff shortages Teachers Mandarins protest at 'virtual pay cut' Civil Service £10,000 catch-up bonus for top judge Judiciary What's Important On Zoe's love life, I showed my hand too early What's Important One. Tel Dell Expedia. co. uk The invisible man who is preparing us for war Iraq Crisis Britain Advocate of Conflict Geoff Hoon is extraordinarily ordinary. Unlike brighter stars, however, he's still in his job. Interview by Tom Baldwin ICR Final chance for Saddam to save his skin -or choose war Iraqi Options You'll Love our Valentine Fare! (AP): Bases on Cyprus 'for back-up' In Brief (AP): Washington snub for Swiss appeal (AP): Polish embassy shuts US section Time Bush ratchets up diplomatic pressure on UN Iraq Crisis Weapons British Airways City of contrasts prepares for the inevitable Iraq Crisis the Human Cost Baghdad No amount of money can ease the fear that haunts rich and poor alike, reports Janine di Giovanni US puts 'just war' case to the Pope Vatican Why shrimp dressing could save the lives of soldiers Field Medicine China asked to defuse 'the other crisis' North Korea Aquability Be doing something right "It's a little… Barclays The Times French are unmoved by US 'frog bashing' Iraq Crisis International Reaction The Battle with France Unease spreads as schools close Kuwait The Big Rebel weapons 'have IRA hallmark' Colombian security forces say the Farc's arms were developed in Ulster, reports David Sharrock Giscard tries to soothe critics of constitution Flybe Machines primed to checkmate in war for the world On America The Sunday Times I'm ready, says commander of next shuttle The Sunday Times Blowing up in their farce Theatre The Madness of George Dubya Concert RLPO/Schwarz Classical Concerts Royal Festival Hall Barbican Hall The Naan King The D'oyly Carte Opera Company Concert Bonney/Martineau Theatre No 2 King's Head, Ni Pop John Squire sjepherds Bush Empire, W12 Wibbly Pig and I: a true story for adults and children Only one bright spot in a grey old world, perhaps, but have I spotted the first sign that we're returning to our colorful past? 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And it will save London Federalist Paper An EU draft constitution that mocks Blair's dreams Pay up A reasonable package for public sector workers Diy Dossier The mother of all inventions The Lords and its future occupants Options for meeting housing needs Resources of English National Opera Interest rates Library tickets Fuel formula The Times Prime Minister's TV interview Olympics in London Black thoughts Homework blues Must try harder The Weather The Times Crossword 22,270 The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Captain's log Ellen MacArthur's stop-start… England contemplate game of forfeit after losing appeal Sachs judging from personal experience Shining knight Sir Bobby won't give up the… The Game on Monday Gem Recovery Neptune helps us to forget slow progress Sailing Bold Bogdanovic ruffles Hewitt as Britons hint at bright future Tennis Richards tries balancing act By Our Sports Staff: Blake to the rescue as Fish founders Ailing Hingis bows out and prepares for new role at 22 Evans in a position of strength In Brief Cuche races in Scare for Foster York crumble Endurance test Mersey mission Bacher promises big start South Africa have the quality to set record straight The Week's Best Bets and the Worst Pollock plots home rule Rain clouds gather over Newlands Sport Cricket World Cup Food shortages overshadow red hankie brigade Times Online Birch seeks to spare Chelsea singing the blues Chief executive has delicate balancing act Brown relishes role at heart of United revival Eriksson prepares to make history by unleashing Rooney Sport Football Football Berkovic takes pride in City We'll gain from financial realism WELCOMES the Window A knight's tale: famous names in an outstanding career Contact Details for Classified Advertising Gaspart quits Barcelona Newcastle profiting from Robson's golden age Sport Football Game's shining knight not ready to give up the battle just yet Vialli takes Watford to court Clash of the Day Sport Football The Day It Happened: First Division Reid returns to spur Everton on to the top Liverpool get the blues as their Merseyside cousins steal a march in race for the title, while a striker bursts on to the scene in the capital. His name? Shearer Boing, the legend: live, uncensored and uncut Pearson proving Portsmouth are no one-hit wonders Sport Football Life and Chimes How they stand in the Nationwide League Weekend fixtures Time to say goodbye, Wembley, and good riddance The Times Schumacher likes shape of future Motor racing Accident puts dent in McRae's chances Motor rallying Why Nasser's captain's innings is all a fantasy From Rockin' Robin to The Gulls Welsh cry foul over Stringer's inclusion in Ireland squad Rugby union Lreland squad Parr flies to aid of club and country Shrubb blazed the trail for British cross country Athletics Mark Souster's match-by-match guide to this weekend's Zurich Premiership action Sanderson can yet fit England bill Daivd Hands on an ambitious Sale forward who has a point to prove Montgomery ditches Francis Wilkinson boots Newcastle out of the gloom Newbury Betfair Holy Orders to reward his faithful followers Sport Racing Racing Haydock Park Armchair Investor Reading the racecard Course Specialists Ladbrokes Beef Or Salmon is main course on Leopardstown menu Leopardstown Tomorrow SportingOdd. com Ayr Catterick Why 84 arguments amended Murphy's flaw Sport Racing Sports Jourhnalist of the Year Emotional Moment misses cut in Trophy Bold Halton happy to come out for hiding Rugby league Highs and lows Racing results from yesterday's three meetings Racing next week Lingfield Park World Cup shelved in favour of tri-nations Weekend's fixtures Harrison fights to keep rival in reach Boxing Times Square Struggling Surrey in need of a giant lift Netball Hendry falls short of maximum impact Snooker The results service Snow reports O'Neal yields to appeal of Ming dynasty Basketball The Sunday Times Even Stevens has had bumpy ride Book review Anniversaries Birthdays Sir Peter Saunders West End impresario whose production of Agatha Christie's Mousetrap is still running after 50 years Stricken Football Club Aim to Carry on: Relatives Fly to Munich Air Crash Survivors Anthony Eisley Film actor who starred in a clutch of low-budget shockers that, with time, have achieved cult status Roger Webb Composer who wrote themes for film and TV over three decades A Quick Word Court Circular School news Personal Column Horticulture The Times Whilst eare is taken to establish that our Housekeeper For Sale Box Number Replies The Times Court & Social Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Forthcoming marriages Faith News Those who have holy visions are not just seeing things Finding a match made in Heaven- because Christians go speed-dating too Sunday Worship At Your Service How £1m 'golden handcuffs' led to boss's arrest The vindicated Wessex Water chairman tells Tim Bullamore about his six-month ordeal Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Flat finish for shares Business Equity Prices Playing the right cards in the greetings game Company profile On file There's nothing like a kick-about to sort out a problem The Times Unit Trust Information Service Why club boss put his angels to flight Money talk Sid's AGM outing conies under fire from top table Shareholder meetings Voices are being raised against small investors attending the annual gathering that City players snub. Jon Ashworth and Neelam Verjee examine the debate The Times Offrsdirect Surprise rate cut sparks talk of new falls Week in the City Shareholder meetings When shareholders turned out for free beer and a meeting with Cedric the Pig Martin Waller and John Ashworth recall the palmier days AGMs- lobster on the menu and strippers at the door- and how bosses manipulated the events Mastering the art of fielding those tricky questions The view from the boardroom The activist's approach The price of little luxuries Gouldens merges with US firm to 'satisfy clients' Transatlantic clash of styles The Times House prices are the key, not shares Analysis PCCW hopes of C&w success suffer setback Liechtenstein puts itself up for rent RBS to focus on larger deals after unit's closure Banker faces new claims in sleaze inquiry Deutsche chief defiant over Mannesmann For those seeking refuge from collapsing share… Centrica rises ahead of full-year figures Stock Markets Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities Picture Gallery London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold /Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates A haven as safe as houses? Business Markets Tempus Leisure-spending fear hits City Centre price Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Gala day for chief after £1.24bn sale to Candover and Cinven Smith & Nephew lifted by prospect of war The Times Offersdirect Now the buyouts are coining in threes Centrica deal boosts British Energy shares LogicaCMG 'on track' to deliver savings Boss splits roles at PowderJect Consumer watchdog backs bid by Morrison No credit in S&P's action Commentary All at sea over rate refductions The essential daily guide to the sectors No credit in S&P's action The finewine Service Wessex boss tells of ordeal Thales bid shortlisted DirecTV bid hope raised Tobacco firms victorious US jobs growing fast Merrill executive quits Statistics chief bows out Watchdog takes sides Charts of the day In Business Today Banks poised to cut savings rates despite soaring profits Pension deficits threaten credit ratings of five big companies Marconi deal costs banks ?135m Discovery Industry suffers worst year for two decades Time's running our Food & Drink Epson The Times Traveldirect Take up the challenge the 40 questions they asked our team Modern Times Philip Howard on wowen who shake, and buttons Mark Henderson City girl, country girl. That's life Damaris knickers and lunch at the Orrery, or a woolly hat and a booze-up at the hunt ball? Sorrel Downer and Rachael James made their choice Libby Puryes Jackson is a transparently unfit parent: unstable, irrational, clumsy with the baby, obsessed with masks. Whether or not he gropes them is almost irrelevant MacQuitty's star buys Dear Jane The Times I lost my heart to doner Kebabs are serious food, not just post-pub fare, says Charles Campion Tasting notes Jane MacQuitty Weekend Food and Drink Nothing loosens inhibitions quicker than a good glass of wine - and the most seductive of them all is sparkling wine And they call it the Ugly One But celeriac is delicious and we should eat more, says Anne Gatti You cook, I'll do the dishes - that's love for you Dear Jill Fowler Reflect in your own glory Sunday Lunch Cantina del Ponte, London Out there Reflect in your own glory Weekending Family outing to Camera Obscura, Edinburgh England's best houses Simon Jenkins at Dalemain, Cumbria E-shopping Candles Something new, something replaced Dress sense Q&a Smashing plates Weekend Shopping Made to measure Closet talk Antique Desks on the Internet Vinegar Coopers of Stortford HJ Clacton Ltd Memory Foam Www. 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Icelanders eat the world's most bizarre food, says David Atkinson Death of a seaside dream Weekend Life The Crowds used to come for the rollercoaster, but will they return for a new leisure complex, asks Mary Gold The Times Parable of a doomed woman Forty years ago, Sylvia Plath put milk and bread our for her children and killed herself. Since then, says Erica Wagner, the books about her have come thick and fast. But the true story is in her poetry The kingfishers are coming to tea Start your pond now and it will be ready for the wildife guests by summer, says Nigel Colborn Allen attack Stephen Anderton The Times Gardener Gardening Ldeal plants for pondlife Can't live without Galanthus elwesii Read this Where to see snowdrops Clippings What you want and where to find it, see it, buy it, learn it Coming up One for galanthophiles Snowdrops: A Monograph of Cultlvated Galanthus by Matt Bishop, Aaron Davis and John Grimshaw (The Griffin Press, £45) Books Direct £36 plus £1.95 p&p Katherine Swift There are the birds I only hear-the screech of barn owls hunting, the mew of buzzards coasting low over the garden in fog Angela Gore, Limited Shaw Trust British Antique Replicas J. Parker Churchill's Stairlifts Stannah Cannock Gates Ltd. Nationwide Mobility Bygone Collection Multiple Display Advertising Items Nationwide Mobility Conservatory Blinds Snowdrops in the Green The Times Stairlifts Amazing emporium. com The Listener Crossword No 3708 Silver by Ark T2 Crossword No 2884 Chess Meg@ Chess Raymond Keene Bridge Solution to Jumbo 446 Picture Gallery Word Watching Jumbo Crossword 448 Two Brains Who said what Fujifilm Go It Alone Business is blooming Honey, should I shrink the mortgage? New is the time to the use your savings to cut your home loan down to size. You can pocket 10 per cent, say Anne Ashworth and Helen Nugent The offset disadvantage The Best of the Best ISA special Safety first solutions Jupiter Saturday February 8 2003 The price you pay for low rates Inside money Witan investment trust Variety is the spice of life Investment Nicer than an lsa? Clard Stewart suggest some alternatives Marks & Spencer Financial Services The benefits of using the direct debit system Money Letters Why old Bondholders don't win Action plan for a rainy day Money MoT Alison Gibson helps to guide a couple on more prosperous path towards security in retirement The Deardens Direct Line What the experts say ISIS Standard Life takes another slice from policies Endowments Richard Miles on shrinking payouts at the mutual insurer UBS Halifax A further round of cuts at R&sa and Clerical Medical Richard Miles reports on yet more woe for savers Links Free the cash in your home to boost pension income Equity Release Paula Hawkins explains that there might never be a better time to convert a major asset Life Search The Best of both Worlds Ns&i wields the axe on rates Savings Xan Rice looks at the latests cuts at a popular institution Annuities misery set to continue Helen Nugent reports on the latest round of reductions Links Cinsidering a new mortage? Landlord Mortgages Shareholders should be inside the board Blooming wonderful Go It Alone Elizabeth Judge meets a young woman enjoying her dream job Prudential Artemis The investment trust empire strikes back Funds in Focus Abbey National Sitting tight until the fear of war is over Share of the Month Stella Shamoon reports on the latest status of her portfollo Shares of the Month F&C Picture Gallery Independent Adviser Financial A safe place to retreat from market storms Money Isa Special Cash Mini-lsas The rules Insight Don't bury your head in the sand Money Isa Special The experts' choice Clare Stewart finds that fortune can favour the brave in a bear market Insight Investment Legal & General Funds Etwork. Co. Uk Trickle down to market success Monthly Saving Helan Monks looks at dripfeeding cash into shares A safe refuge with tax advantages Self-Select Isas Janne Mannion reports on cheap offers from fund supermarkets HSBC Homebuyers face repayment shortfalls Money Isa Special Isa Mortgages Clare Stewart says payouts could disappoint Peps rejoice in freedom of investment Mortgage Intelligence Seeking the best of both worlds Direct Line Alliance Leicester Is last year's defensive strategy starting to crumble? Corporate Bonds Experts are saying that it may be time to leave bonds and go for shares, says Paula Hawkins Top dog Aberdeen drops 88 per cent below benchmark Funds Clare Stewart looks at the list of shame of poodles who perform poorly When a caddy is your cup of tea Collecting Clare stewart finds that there can be a fortune hidden in the tealeaves of the British Empire Openplan from Barclays Money LifePolicies Tiscali in communication breakdown Consumer Affairs Mark Atherton reports on customer complaints at a troubled internet company Small credit is better than big debt Legal & General Trade in your day job! 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A Question of Money From the co-operative bank Surprise cut brings good and bad news Paula Hawkins reports on the latest interest rate reduction Bonuses down to zero Fidelity Investments Anne Ashworth It's a dog's life when the cost of pet insurance doubles Owners rebel as vet cover prices itself out, reports Grainne Gilmore Follow my leader Ski lessons on the slopes Savour the many flavours of Lille Robin Young explains why Lille, two hours by train from London, makes the ideal weekend break for lovers of food and culture Kuoni Travel Great Rail Journeys Shiny pearls hidden at the heart of Lille Direct Line Lille for gourmands Cath Urquhart Travel Editor Going Places Make the scene by the Seine Alison Tyler explores Paris by night, and finds new multipurpose clubs are the places to be seen Classic Traveller Voyages of Discovery Lunn Poly Where next? 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