News from 24/02/2003
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Andrew Robson, Steve Lumley, Alyn Shipton, John Cleese, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, David Adams, Steve Bird and Rosemary Bennett, Helen Studd, Andrew Pierce, DJM, David Brown, Christopher Camp, Sam Lambourn, President, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Judith Henderson, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor and Michael Burke, Michael Evans and James Bone, Claire McDonald, Mark Souster, Paul Hoggart, Austin Mitchell, Chairman, Richard Hobson, Penny Freeston, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Jonny Wilkinson, Jennal Cox Fitness Editor, David Chater, Suna Erdem, Bill Edgar's, Alison Kervin, Christine ter Meulen, James Eve, Gerald Davies, George Parry, Pat Gibson, David McVay, John Clarke, Paul Spare, Donald Hutera, Simon Kuper, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Anthony Allman, Dominic Walsh, Michael Barley, Tom Bawden, Shirley English, Dennis Connolly, Mark Jones, Stephen O'brien, Rosemary Bennett, Norton, Chairman, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Oliver Del Mar, Robin Young, Stephen Farrell, Ivo Tennant and Geoffrey Dean, Eve-Ann Prentice, Poul Farrow, Phil Gordon, Keith Pike, David Hands, Adam LeBor, Mark Pougatch, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Michael Cole, MB, Russell Kempson, Daniel McGrory, Suzy Jagger, Oliver Kay, George Rae, Frank Skinner, Neil Harman, Lisa Armstrong, Rick Broadbent, Stephen Burgen, David Lawrenson, Edwin Fleming, John Hopkins, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Angela Berger, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Marcus Binney, Miranda Eeles, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Matthew Pryor, Richard Lambert, Sean MacAulay, Dave Watkin, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Ian Gray, Chris Campling, J. Shepherd, Cathy Harris, Ben Weinkove, Helen Nugent, Shane Warne, Val MacQueen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Ned Sherrin, Mick Hume, William Tanzer, Martin Woods, Emily Davies, Oliver August, Sue Collins, Director, Robert Keys, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Ken Bates, Andrew Clennell, William Rees-Mogg, Nick Szczepanik, Alyce Faye Cleese, Jane Shilling, Tim Hames, Nan Miller, Mel Webb, Ian Johns, Tim Gray, Ashling O'connor, Robert Thickenesse, Alistair Cooke, George Caulkin, Marjorie Wallace, Chief Executive, Carol Gosmark, Alan Lee, Walter Gammie, Alex Smith, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, Lea Peterson Economics Editor, Michael Dynes, Ian Whittell, Lea Paterson, Gary Duncan Economics Correspondent, Martin Waller, Christopher Irvine, James Jackson, Andrew Lee, Director, Benedict Nightingale, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, James Hendry, Stephen Dalton, Stephen Gardiner, Frank Furedi, Martin Wood, Bill Edgar, Paul Connolly, James Christopher, Mark Venables, Allan Hall, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Owen Slot, Maureen Freely, Jenny Davey, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, John Edwards, Chairman, Robin Shepherd, Derek Downer, Janine di Giovanni, Philip Pank, David Lister Ireland Correspondent,
ResumoAllies poised to strike Iraq after March deadline Renewed round of telephone diplomacy is 'last push for peace' BBC fails to see the joke against French Pollution pledge Heather burns as Derry demands his pound of divi Why Man United keep getting it wrong Baftas give Nicole Kidman her finest hour Reluctant assassins give Duncan Smith reprieve Home & legacy How to manage your mother In this section News & Comment Business The Register Sport Plus T2 Times Online 8,000 march against asylum centre plan Justice 'needs rape-case juries' Drivers benefit after lawyers agree to cut fees Bingham pay call Blair hopes to seal IRA peace deal next week 'Dishonour' theory in mother's murder Cheltenham & Gloucester 'Yob' fears over strong lager move In Brief Drug parents Nightingale role Club shooting Arson attack Polanski's masterpiece steals the show A gripping plot with some nice twists, but a confused ending By Our Arts Correspondent: Best of British or Oscar's poor relation? Picture Gallery Bafta Awards 2003 Picture Gallery £10 in Vouchers By a Correspondent: Bruce the Boss rises to grab three Grammys Doubled Reign Tory factions hold their fire on Duncan Smith David Morris Hague's rules give his successor a measure of protection Party infighting obscures poor state of its finances This week in Parliament Today Margaret told to pull her weight Parents face fines for taking pupils on truant holidays What's Important By a correspondent: Class sizes rise as staff leave private schools Mercedes-Benz Teacher's climbing death 'no accident' Blue sky at night may be polluters' delight Tough luck, Lloyds Tsb, Barclays, Rbs NatWest and… Blair plans 60% cut in greenhouse gas output Wartime wrecks threaten new oil spill disasters Big Japanese Navy Losses British Gas Accenture First trial of cell transplants may rejuvenate hearts New technique is like putting fresh turf in a worn-out lawn The beautifully crafted Passat. You'll want to… Church of England 'facing oblivion' Dress-down civil servant ties up bosses in court Hyacinth blooms in India for BBC Direct Line Henderson Global Investors Errant dogs have no hiding place from eye in sky Property prices drop as supply outstrips demand World Trader By a Correspondent: Marbles 'must not return' Prudential McCartney sings for charity $1m In Brief Overpriced cars Young stub it out Baby campaign Great Auntie DNA stamps Untimely holiday for Hoon Oddball army beds in for the siege of Baghdad A hairdresser, a colonial officer and an eco-warrior are preparing to be human shields, reports Janine di Giovanni Staples No Title I'm entitled to a holiday, Hoon tells his critics Hp invent Unicef vaccinates children of Iraq In Brief (Reuters): Baghdad reports airstrikes Malaysia condemns Western policy AOL Anti-war protesters invade RAF base (Reuters): Marchers brand US 'terrorist' Exiles prepare for a happy return at Camp Freedom DHL Spy mania grips Kuwaitis after arrest The Market Place US close to deal over troops in Turkey Oil fears prompt Putin to send envoy to Baghdad Iran nuclear plans 'well on way to completion' Standard Life Healthcare Dell Intelligence 'I don't think those now training in the desert will be spitting blood about Mr Hoon's holiday. The military don't have much time for politicians' Tycoon brings the Cabaret back to Berlin Germany is to celebrate an art form that never recovered from its decline in the Hitler era, reports. Allan Hall Cabaret culture Annan strives to sell Turkey his peace plan for Cyprus Sky One Le Monde branded autocratic abuser of power Labour refuses to stabilise Sharon's shaky coalition China tries to quell ethnic strife near Tibet Alliance Leicester The Times Hostages 'were not working for CIA' Struggle to name dead in club fire In Brief (Reuters): Seoul arrests (AP): Assassin foiled (AFP): Sunbather killed Premier wines Disney's night at the opera Concert Artur Pizarro St John's, Smith Square First Choice the Best Shows The Times Opera Cunning Little Vixen Covent Garden Jazz Double Helix Cbso Centre, Birmingham Theatre Love's Labour's Lost Olivier Theatre Dance Lyon Opera Ballet Sadler's Wells Just when we were looking away, along comes peace As the world prepares for conflict, there is welcome irony in the UDA ceasefire It's time time ran out. On the other hand, maybe we should play for more time Picture Gallery When all else fails, why not try a little loyalty? Zero tolerance for Ivan the holiday killjoy Back to Basics Saddam has three weeks to disarm or face being deposed University Challenge Student admissions must be decided on merit Knotty Problem The tie is a badge not of servitude, but liberation Mental health risks Called to account Blunkett blamed for asylum row Initiative to aid threatened fisheries Tory troubles Crime statistics Cost of study in US Secret voting The Times Personal freedom and road charging Beeb boob All in it together The Weather The Times Crossword 22,283 BT BT acts on pension gap Briefing Warning on investment Co-op travel plan PizzaExpress result near Traders favour KKR How the week finished Currencies Commodities Thales Corporate Profile Suitor seeks to stop 6C bid going hostile G7 expects quick end to Iraq crisis to be a tonic Goldman Sachs 'behind Man United share… Economic Agenda Local Champion The Times Charcol Japan has no need for miracles Change on week The Times Abbey ready to sell rail firm in shake—up Orange expected to make disposals Buyout firms to step up spending Property search plan goes to OFT Lufthansa Pru and L&g to cut policy bonuses Man Group 'ponders £150m bid for 1G' New boy beats the perils of G7 Attacks on UK computer systems soar Minister should have known Court of Appeal Bankrupt cannot pursue appeal Employment Appeal Tribunal Fed chief acts over oil Auditor's duty to its client Queen's Bench Division Jurisdiction over foreign non-EU companies Chancery Division Directors' behaviour must be above board Learning to take more risks in property Corporate Profile No 54: Land Securities Jenny Davey considers a new strategy aimed at bringing better returns Who's who in the boardroom The oil flows but Angola's people live on handouts Michael Dynes looks at a state that should be self-suffient but is broke The company in detail History Capitalisation, week's change NCP Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who wrote this? Brigadier Ken Trevor Officer who won a DSO in the batter for Kangaw in the Arakan compaign and later served in Korea Brigadier K. R. S. Trevor, Cbe, Dso, commando leader, was born on April 15,1914. He was born on February 10,2003, aged 88 Professor Frank Thistlethwaite Founding Vice-Chancellor of the University of East Anglia who brought an artistic element to its campus Professer Frank Thisttethwalte, Cbe, founding Vice-Chancellor of the University of East Anglia, was born on july 24, He died On February 17,2003, aged 87 Peter Steiner Long-serving cellist with the Berlin Phillharmonic who could recall the warmer side of Heebert von Karajan Peter Steiner, Cellist, was born in Berlin on August 19,1928. He died there on February 5,2003, aged 74 Shlomo Argov Israeli diplomat whose shooting led to the invasion of Lebanon Shlomo Argov, diplomat, was born in Jerusalem in December 1929. He died there on February 23,2003, aged 73 Lives remembered Jack Champion Entertaining huntsman who had occasional critics but devoted followers Jack Champion, BEM, huntsman, was born on june 19,1913, He was died on February 13,2003, aged 89 Personal Column Travel Insurance Notice Published by the Secretary of State under Subsection 10 (6) of the Telecommunications Act 1984 Legal Notices Court & Social Too busy to cook? Nearly one in three British adults eats a ready-made meal more than once a week. Is that a bad thing? Nature Notes Top Ten Easy Meals News Quiz Debate@thetimes. co. uk Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Immigration Curb May Go to International Court of Justice Prize. quiz@thetimes Word Watching Daily Life February 24,1769 The author James Boswell tells his friend, the advocate George Dempster, that he has fallen in love with the heiress Margaret Cranford-despite trying to approach her on Dempster's behalf. She declined Dempster and married the Earl of Dumfries Questions Answered Questions Asked Court Circular Buckingham Palace Forthcoming marriages Today's royal engagements Changing of the Guard Memorial service Answers Marriage Memorial concert Decorations Church news How the baroque face of a Kent Orangery was restored Notebook Architecture Lake District says caravan site is not one for sore eyes Briefing South Bank seeks new landscape Why justice is being done to St Paul's Scotland plastered in Paris France enjoy runway… Phillips considers Gold Cup option Racing Plumpton Newcastle Wolverhampton Davids Lad ruled out of National after 42-day ban Warriors are too quick to surrender Rugby League Non-league football Watts provides more worries for wasteful Chester Dr Martens League Saturday's racing results FA Trophy Racing results from yesterday's three meetings Tamworth coast past Margate in FA Trophy Today's fixtures Ryman League Hereford Halifax overcome lacklustre London UniBond League Times Square Pitiful Scotland plastered in Paris RBS Six Nations Championship The Times Vodafone Ireland set sights on grand day's action in Dublin Revived Wales push England to the limit RBS Six Nations Championship The Times The Royal Bank of Scotland Welsh clubs left to accept second best in historic move Growing injury list is taxing for Woodward Tactical ruse bent rules but turned the game How I shut out the noise and concentrate on my kicking RBS Six Nations Championship Humphreys works his magic with lesson in self-belief Alison Kervin How a stand-in Wales captain transformed his young charges Lloyds TSB Wales rebuild pride after ruins of Rome England's sense of unity lights way ahead World Cup Tendulkar warms to the challenge Davison takes fight to West Indies Bangladesh provide no clue to form Gourmet radio coverage a joy after Sky force-feeding Less haste leads to more speed for Anderson CMJ Mobile Report Appeal on hold after toughest time of my life An innocent mistakes has turned my world upside down Australia turn to Hauritz as Warne's replacement Loss of income may run as high as £1m The World Cup Today One-punch Tyson may fight shy of rematch with Lewis Boxing Exclusive Offer Harding learns latest lesson in school of hard knocks Mkoloma looks to deliver a model performance Netball Reaping the rewards of team challenges Get fit, feel fit: Challenger World Fitness Training Duo steer Britain to large haul In Brief Blow for Mellor Surprise defeat Magee pointer First for Mirnyi Boulami banned Steelers stumble Bears late show By Our Sports Staff: Radcliffe is off and running with world road record Athletics The results service Davies back on top of her game Golf MacArthur's bid storming along Sailing Ramsden hits five as Cannock stay top Hockey Davison leaves Tendulkar trailing in his wake Flower pays price for protest Lloyds TSB United Front Oh joy - Fergie is a Laurel and Hardy fan Sinclair deepens West Brom's woes Inside Sport Mummy, Please Love Me Interview Parents Arts Inside True Fiction Alors, M Rigsby Indian Tv is Remaking Keeping up Appearances as " the Crow who Tries to Walk like a Peacock". Mark Jones Consults his International Tv Guide Verbatim The Linguistic Remains of the Day 24 Hours What I Would Miss in a Village is the Freedom London Confers to Loathe People at Full Throttle In London we Value Smiles at their Proper worth Human Jungle The Mother of She is the First Person You Know, and how You Relate to her Shapes your Life-Not Just in Childhood but for Ever. In a New Book, the Psychotherapist Alyce Faye Cleese Explains how to Manage your Mother All Relationships No Title Keeping Mum "I Feel I've Interview Robert Maudsley-" Britain's Hannibal Lecter" according to the Tabloids-Has Spent 25 Years in Solitary Confinement, Longer than Any Other Prisoner, Eve-Ann Prentice Pays Him a Visit Been Buried Alive" Easy Rider? There is a Right Way to Teach a Child how to Ride a Bike, Says John Clarke, and the Most Important Thing is Control Daddy, what Happens when You are Dead? Death, and Not Sex, is the Real Taboo Subject for Parents. But, Says Frank Furedi, Talking about Bereavement with Children Can Be a Rewarding Way of Reflecting on Life Children's Health Every Tuesday in T2 Parent Forum Our Five-Year-Old Expects to Be Perfect Straight Away at Most Things. When He Isn't He Throws a Tantrum and Gives up Next Week The Times Give Peace a Chance - and Show the Clothes A London Fashion Week the only Nod towards War was a Nauseating " Love-In", the only Weapons Required were Pink Handbags, and the only Threat Game from a Reality Tv Crew, Writes Emily Davies Highs and Lows in There were Lots of Clothes at London Fashion Week, but Too Few New Ideas for Lisa Armstrong Dead Film Walking La Movie Alan Parker's Anti-Capital Punishment Melodrama is Dying a Death, Says Sean Macaulay Tom Courtenay This is your Life? The Writer of Adaptation Wilfully Distorts his Own Real Story. Stephen Dalton on Truth and Lies in Cinema Opera & Ballet Raymond Gubbay and the Royal Albert Hall Hampstead theatre Raymond Gubbay The Times The Lion King Humdrum Roles Theatre the Actors Don't Act and Nothing Much Happens, yet his Plays are Compulsive, Ian Johns Meets Richard Maxwell, the Master of Deadpan The Times The Times Bridge Chess Winning Move TV Review While the New Series of Cold Feet is Showing Signs of Age, the Great War Has Stood the Test of Time Incredibly Well, Says Paul Hoggart Today's Highlights Satellite, Cable and Digital Choice Radio Choice Radio 1 Choice Satellite, Cable & Digital Films Not to Be Missed BBC One Variations T2 Crossword No 2897 TV Choice Oreck United Front Scripted Drama Sublime Comedy Relegation Farce Time to Teach this Club a Lesson Thegamesays Hairapparent 28, Stuart Taylor Pr Nightmare in Thestory The European View The Theatre of Dreams The Home View Rambo with Make-Up Theprofile Rick Broadbent says that David Beckham is a genuine hero despite his veneer The Presenter Mark Pougatch enjoyed the idle speculation about the England captain's future Sicknote Everyday Injuries Explained The Money Game Ashling O'connor explains why United's flops may cost Leeds dear The News Tonight A Sharp Dose of Reality Thechairman Ken Bates says players must lover their expectations as football tightens its belt Vinny's Thehomecoming Walsall's signing tells Stephen Burgen he is not a dirty player Way out West Withfergie Frankskinner Manager's penchant for Laurel and Hardy reveals a rarely seen big-hearted quality City Give Bruce Thegames Barclaycard Premiership Worthington Cup Barclaycard Sunderland Sink Deeper Arsenal by a Knockout Thegames Barclaycard Premiership Bolton Hit by Sucker Punch Dunn Begins Rehabilitation Charlton Stay ahead of Curve Hero Radzinski Lifts Goodison Robson tosses Leeds a Bone Thegames Barclaycard Premiership West Ham Sh Panasonic Pardew Happy with the View Thegames Nationwide League First Division City Make Name for Themselves Portsmouth Joy at Going Dutch Weary United Lose the Plot Nationwide 1 How Do They Do that? The Games Nationwide League First Division Wintoptickets Wigan maintain their lead as Huddersfield boost their hopes of survival Thegames Nationwide League Second Division Nationwide 2 Times Online Hartlepool halt Swansea's recent revival and Bristol Rovers remain in trouble Thegames Nationwide League Third Division Nationwide Rangers squeeze past Ayr and Stranraer celebrate moment in the limelight Thegames Tennent's Scottish Cup Fourth round Celtic Spot-On Dunfermline Cling to Dream Enter this Week The Statistics The Continent Valencia Step up the Chase The Quiet Cannon Pavel Nedved could be a thorn in Manchester United's side again when they travel to play Juventus tomorrow, James Eve says Uefaguide Theform Thetips Redcard The Times Offers Direct Numbercrunch The Footballot Worldwide Climate Change It's All Greek to us, Mate Buylines Testing the Things They Try to Sell You Robert Pires Footballeur an Autobiography Catherine's casebook Thedailyfix Extratime Bill Edgar's Guide to the Best on the Box this Week The Questions Fixtures In the Main Sports Section today Citibank
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