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Andrew Robson, Edward Helmore, Simon Barnes Chief Sports Writer, Phil Yates, Jenne Mannion, Cath Urquhart, Peter Bunce, Joanna Hunter, Jeff Dawson, Richard Whitehead, Robert Cole, Neelam Verjee, Nick Holdsworth, Zahid Hussain, Dionne Swift, Maggie Alderson, Hazhir Teimourian, Jane MacQuitty, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Tom Gard, Martin Richards, Philip Howard, Jonny Wilkinson, Christine Seib, David Chater, Anne Ashworth and Mark Atherton, Jeremy Kingston, Alison Kervin, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Joe Lauria, Elizabeth Judge, David Bryan, Gabrielle Starkey, Carl Mortished, A. Wilmot, Gillian Harris Scotland Correspondent, Kevin Eason, Roland Watson and Tim Reid and Michael Evans, Sam Lister, Clare Stewart, Gary Duncan and Antonia Senior, Andrew Norfolk, Giles Coren, Peter Brown, Alastair Campbell, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Mark Griffiths, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Ian Mortimer, Hilary Rose, Vinny Lee, Donald Hutera, Maria Tourres, Steve Keenan, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Katherine Swift, Anthony Browne, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Tom Bawden, Debra Craine, Exmouth, Tim Reid, Jon Hills-Jones, Dan Sabbagh, Libby Purves, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Jo Morris, Nicholas Blanford, Helen Monks, Peter Millar, Candida Crewe, Oliver Wright Health Correspondent, Randhir Singh Bains, Jennifer Schofield, Andy Stephens, Anthony G. Phillips, Phil Gordon, Roland Watson, Richard Johnson, Ron Lewis, Antony Urbanowski, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Chris Young, William Gibson, David Charter, Mark Court, Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Tim Teeman, Derwent May, Angela Jameson, Kate Muir, Simon Beckett, Ivan Hewett, Russell Kempson, John Nalsh, Paula Hawkins, Robert Crampton's, Martin Smith, Mary Gold, Daniel McGrory, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor and Stephen Farrell, Oliver Kay, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Luke Coppen, Stephen Anderton, Christine Selb, Martin Johnson, Ronan McGreevy, Mark Atherton, Jane Wheatley, Michael Winterbottom, Michael Theodoulou, Rick Broadbent, Tom Baldwin, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Chris Power, Charles Campton, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Elaine Monaghan, Robbie Coltrane, Gabriel Rozenberg, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh Telecoms Correspondent, Alister McFarquhar, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, R. V. Blamey, Lucy Pinney, Katie Owen, Silas Krendel, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, B. W. Roxburgh, Caroline Merrell, Chris Campling, Samson, Michael Arditti, Richard Owen, Helen Nugent, Fiona Terry, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Alex Dufort, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, M. J. Miller, Military Briefing, Richard Holledge, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Paul Simons, Mike Mulvihill, Gethin Chamberlain and David Charter, Nick Szczepanik, Anne Ashworth, Martin Feltcher, Angus Baley, Giles Whittell, Christopher Walker, Clare Lazaro and Jane Taylor-Hayhurst, John Irvine, Ian Johns, Jay Patel, Malcolm Boyden, Matthew Parris, Christopher Hawtree, Catherine Mason, Chris McGrath, David Starkey, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, Ingrid Mansell, Gavin Smith, Anthony Loyd, Ben MacIntyre, Helen Pridham, Antony Beevor, Richard Beeston, John Carey, Tom Gilling, Michael Dynes, H. T. Cadbury-Brown, Alison Gibson, Richard Miles, Val O'neil, Simon Jenkins, Annabelle Thorpe, Lewis Stuart, Kieran Falconer, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Christopher Irvine, Mark Cocker, Danny Baker, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Matt Dathan, Heath Brown, Benedict Nightingale, Stuart Birch, Brian O'driscoll, Stephen Dalton, Jill Crawshaw, Hugh Thompson, Lusi Roy, Nancy Tolford, Chibli Mallat, Richard Morrison, Paul Connolly, Hugh Leach, Tom Chesshyre, James Christopher, Fred Dellar, Valerie Grove, Abigail Rayner, Michael Evans, Daniel Crewe, Alan Jackson, Catherine Pickstock, Tony Kelly, Will Hide, Nick Szczepanik and Ashling O'Connor, H. Hollinworth, Daphne Lockyer, Patience Wheatcroft, Sarah Oliver, Lisa Verrico, Chloe Bryan-Brown, Michael D. Varcoe-Cocks,
ResumoMadonna as Art US turns sights on Syria and Iran Rumsfeld accuses Damascus over arms Arabs angered by 50 civilian deaths The costly burden of war Takoma the dolphin is Awol The Times Today: page 2 Crossword: 28. Sport: 29-42.… England's moment of truth Iraq war Day 9 Beans, bullets and Band-Aids in short supply Radisson Antony Beevor War & change The Register Magazine Weekend Travel Play Money Sport Abbey National Air raids: John Irvine says Baghdad fears nightfall… Business Www. timesonline. co. uk Blair wants debt repaid with push for Mideast peace Inland Revenue Iraq's 'Mrs Anthrax' sits With Saddam A week is a long time under fire on a bridge Why has the us advance turned into a 'turkey shoot' at al-Nasiriyah? Roland Watson reports Americans and Republican Guard face their first set-piece battle Gant Intelligence Quote of the day 'The enemy we are fighting is different from the one we'd war gamed' Homebase Ghost town echoes to Kurds' celebration gunfire Northern Front More troops parachute in to the north Early surprises do not tell the whole story Military Briefing Iraqis shoot at desperate crowds fleeing Basra Briton dies in 'friendly fire' from US aircraft Colonel quick on the draw to deflate looter UN votes to free oil cash In Brief Iraq shows 'spies' Protests planned B B C World Service More than 50 feared dead after market hit British Airways City stays cheerful as it is blown out of bed Peugeot No 10 has to retreat over Blair's 'execution' claim Parcel Force Worldwide Bomb disposal experts victims of ambush The Open University People have to know the horrors I've seen The Iraqi refugee whose television outburst mesmerised viewers talks to Valerie Grove Exiles vow to return to rebuild their homeland Ryanair Dixons Day in the life of a pilot a wife and a Marine The A10 Pilot The Raf Wife Age Positive The Royal Marine Rumsfeld shows strain as he comes in the line of fire The Defence Secretary is a changed man, and no longer the national hero of September 11, Tim Reid reports Currys Neighbours limit aid for fear of American wrath Harrods Tehran protesters stone embassy in anti-British riot Focus on human rights offers hope of reconciliation Commentary Chibli Mallat says the Arabs and the West can agree on policies for Iraq Toyota Supply ship Sir Galahad steams to the rescue Minesweepers escort first Royal Navy aid vessel into dock at Umm Qasr, reports Daniel McGrory Courts Facts are hidden behind the podium of truth Bespoke Suits I stumble across secret laboratory peopled by blonde babes My Week Evensham Technology CAF EU curbs threaten British stem cell research The Woolwich Doctor who faked drug trial is rebuked MPs approve Diane Blood's paternity Bill How laws differ across the world Prince undergoes surgery for hernia St. Joseph's Hospice Charities criticise sexually explicit children's novel Villagers win right to sue over plane crash trauma Travelodge Engineers conquer the Everest of canals Carpet Right Teachers face sack as schools cash runs out Soham killings PC is jailed over child porn Egg Brighton pier arson suspected EU backing for asylum centre plan Al Fayed quits 'grossly unfair' Britain Brother saved me, boy tells inquest Morris hint at return to office In Brief Cyprus arrests Diary date GPs struck off Sex bias victory Officers injured Natural cover-up Birds of a feather Barn conversion becomes fight for rural way of life First hedgehogs are rescued from island's cull of 5,000 Postman Pat's shop facing closure Combat Stress Duxiana Yorkshire smiles as us says cheese Holiday Inn Guards hide rather than sell tickets, says rail firm Fares overtake inflation rate DIY art collector shares his spoils Flybe Bradford & Bingley Sikh suspect in Hannah murder sought in India Red Cross worker shot by Afghan militants Israel coalition threatened over Sabbath ruling Office World Zambians welcome great trek by white farming pioneers Opposition warns of unrest Europe (AFP): Asia (AFP): Africa (AFP): Americas (AP): Middle East Warfare may have changed but its outcome is always unknown Antony Beevor, Britain's leading military historian, looks at the changing face of conflict. Despite new concepts of battle, older methods against despots still have a role Interflora Gem Recovery Sky Style Award Winning Reporters on the Front Line Home Culture Magazine The state of the alienation Theatre Fragile Land Hampstead Theatre Concert The LSO hosts a spectacular housewarming: dancer Emio Greco has a magnetic attraction; Nightmares on Wax turn up the heat Lso Gala St Luke's ECI Entertainments Dance Emio Greco Barbican Pop Nightmares on Wax Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow The Times Theatre The House of Bernarda Alba Orange Tree, Richmond Alone in his world of lies the last days of Saddam While the television pundits chunter endlessly without rhyme or reason, it takes a poet to tell us the truth about war Picture Gallery Are we witnessing the madness of Tony Blair? Cheese Please The maturing of a glorious British food Guns and Butter The fate of Irag rests on two key towns and outside aid War in the Raw A picture resembling a constantly shaken kaleidoscope Patriotism and religion in Iraq 'Moral outrage' directed at Saddam How to conduct a Mahler symphony Target practice ENO's finances RCA's proposed expansion Beware of the beaver Doubtful identity Origin of muggles Aerial ecstasy The Weather The Times Crossword 22,312 The Times Old Speckled Hen Paul Simons Weather Eye Victory the last order as familiar demons return to haunt England Tetleys Euro mission Can England be kings of the castle? Scrambling Davies digs in to stay in touch Obituaries Burma veteran and polo are ace Thegame Onmonday The 100 Greatest Last-Minute Goals Ever Get Shorty Derby Despair Minnows of pool aim to grow at England's expense Euro 2004 qualifiers Ladbrokes The ups and clowns of life in Liechtenstein Bellamy is given benefit of doubt McLlroy puts faith in Healy to end goal quest Vogts believes early planning is key to Scotland success Eriksson needs a performance to keep fans onside Euro 2004 qualifiers Pragmatic Kerr prepares to get salvage operation under way Tabasco Diver who puts Arsenal to shame The day poor Keith Dalligan was one kick from glory The Sunday Times Disabled parking? Show us the money Times Square BT Tottenham quick to dismiss Hoddle rumours By Our Sports Staff: Ameobi's red card caps poor night for England Sensible Storrie sees downward wage spiral as a leg up Life and Chimes Owls closing in on Tottenham's pussycats The Day It Happened: March 25,1961 Shot-shy Spurs suffer loss of form as they bid for historic Double, but goals are no problem for one London side thanks to the brilliance of a chap named Greaves No villains in the peace as the hand plays on Brum's the word How they stand in the Nationwide League Nationwide Conference How they stand in Scotland Weekend fixtures Grand slant knock-backs have made me more determined RBS Six nations Championship No more excuses for England, Woodward insists Lloyds TSB Grand Manner: An Historical Guide Dining with destiny at the captain's table RBS Six Nations Championship New man and model father he may be, but Martin Johnson is impatient to fulfil England's dream RBS Quiet and unassuming off the field, Brian O'Driscoll revels in the responsibility of leading Ireland When Pullin's men defied IRA for sake of the game Mark Souster on how the 1973 team's decision to go to Dublin won enduring respect from the Irish Wales rely on Harris to avoid French backlash How they line up Scotland driven by fear in effort to fashion victory Lloyds TSB Advantage Ireland after McHugh's intervention Time running out for oldest ground Davies falls away as Sorenstam presses on Golf Bennett still racked by fear for beloved game Caddick decides time is right to give up day job Cricket Lotto Harrington runs hot on long day in sun Betfair Capriati unlikely to feel at home against Williams Tennis Harrison finally shaping up for his bid to complete imperfect ten Boxing Hp invent Weekend's fixtures Harold proves he still has drive to succeed Snooker Emmett out to turn the corner after year of strife Motorcycling Mosley forced to make temporary retreat over driver aids Motor racing X-Trail Bekele set to prove exception to Kenyan rule Atletics Millfield defy Welsh revival In Brief Dispute resolved Thorpe scare Snow show Caught In The Dark ready to shine Ascot Reading the racecard Yesterday's results Haydock Park Armchair Investor World Cup keeps its focus with a card to savour Nad Al Sheba Market Rasen Hexham Behrajan could be tailor-made for unique demands of the National Davids Lad misses National Racing next week When your weary body tells you enough is enough Running the country Alastair Campbell Foolishness of a long-distance runner The results service Snow reports Halifax make Rhinos work for top spot Rugby league The Life of Brain Dymock leads way in famous Broncos win Odds are against an England avalanche of goals Sports Book Credo Anniversaries Birthdays Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Harper Resolute leader of Chindit incursions in Burma, and England polo ace who never lost his love of fun and games Iraq Claims Victory in Fierce Battle for Kirkuk Oliver Morel Cabinet-maker whose raised marquetry capitalised on the colours and graining of different kinds of wood At Your Service A Quick Word Court Circular Royal engagements To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices… Personal Column Letters from America Whilst care is taken to establish that our… Contact Details for Classified Advertising Memorial service Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Court & Social Forthcoming marriages Dinners IRBT Multiple Classified Advertising Items Faith News Only the presence of darkness enables us to see the light How 'St Claire' will shake them up slowly at St Paul's In a radical departure, St Paul's is to install a lay, woman canon. Ruth Gledhill asks Claire Foster about her hopes and fears Sunday Worship At Your Service Tara Holmes Trend-spotting retailers stay on top of their game Company Profile On file 'Our office culture is fun, fast, direct and to the point' First Person: Simon Woodroffe, founder and chairman of Yo! Sushi Right to see trust documents Law Report Privy Council Making different costs orders on discrete issues Queen's Bench Division Doctrine of ancillary use permits right of access Chancery Division Stout pair of shoes are a good investment Taking risks Losses pared at close The Times Shipping firms sail to wartime fortunes Ingrid Mansell looks at how the need for oil during Gulf conflicts has been the making of many a tycoon The Times Easy rhythm hides a desire for control Write on Conflicts turn tide in the shippers' favour US to rescue of Israel economy with $10bn aid Leak annoys American officials, reports Christopher Walker in Jerusalem Network Rail casts shadow over ?1bn private sector deals Week in the city The Times Unit Trust Information Service Strike will test finance minister Fidelity Investments Qantas cuts flights as fear of virus takes toll Moneylenders to Keynes: how Britain has paid to fight War - costly burden and fiscal cradle Gary Duncan and Antonia Senior explore the relationships between conflict and money: below, they look at the costs of British was through the ages Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Pride of the Royal Navy in war and peace Hilton dragged down by US cousin's alert Stock Markets Eurotop 100 C&W shines amid grim quarter Tempus Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold /Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates SkyePharma boosted by hope of rerating Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street MmO2 set for £1bn write-off of assets GSK defiant on executive pay despite controversy over chief New Sony Music head makes his mark by cutting 10% of staff Passe-Partout HBOS sees profits race ahead but top salary package is cut James Crosby's pay package (£000) Court date for mobile phone cost challenge Morgan Stanley philanthropist leaves top table Bankers on the move Caroline Merrell on a second high-level departure from banking Hanover chief sounds cautionary note over hotel property values The Times Sportingbet hit by court setback in Australia WTO fails to agree agriculture deal Carl Mortished says that deadlock in negotiations signals trouble ahead for the world trade body DirecTV in News Corp sights after Liberty deal Stars turn their back on City life MyTravel facing fears over future Netting a good yarn City Diary Tasteless spread City Diary Harried streets City Diary The Times Need to Know: The essential daily guide to the sectors Results in brief OFT explains its Green light Business Editor's Commentary Studz's choice will shock the City Dome dran will run and run Exchange rates BMW Patience Wheatcrof US spending stagnates Briefing Post Office admission EasyJet challenges Eu Blow to corporate reform Lucent settlement M&b bidder to confirm Uk productivity rises Grocers lose ground Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the day In Businces Today: Commentary 55. Markets 52. Equity… Commodities Supermarkets attack OFT over Safeway cost-saving concerns Sainsbury's sales slow down Dome sports complex plans to get go-ahead Young at heart, but with a strong sense of responsibility Write on Biotech investors close to Ogs bid Fresh signs that boom on wane Boodle & Dunthorne Martell When Beryl met Thom What did two of our leading writers find to talk about when they met for the first time? Sex, death and teachers, for a start. Tim Teeman listened in You Tarzan Go ape in the forest A touch of glass Sculptures for the garden Tailor made The Dress Sense little black book The Times The David Cohen Prize Modern Times Philip Howard on culinary insults and body hair Home front The love of an angry man Helen Osborne was soulmate to the irascible genius who helped to redefine British theatre. Valerie Grove hears how their home will become the cradle to a new generation of playwrights Libby Purves I suppose the harpies would prefer a haggard little stick insect but give me Zeta Jones billowing around like a galleon in full sail any day Home cooks feel the heat The race is on to create a dish for a Paris restaurant. Adam Sage and Maria Tourres report The Times Tasting notes Jane MacQuitty Early spring and summer go peculiarly well with a cool, crisp, floral and mouthwateringly verdant glass of riesling MacQuitty's star buys Dear Jane For sharp, clear flavours I turn to the citrus tribe in all its incarnations Guest Cook Citrus and passion fruit salad Everything you need to know about Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce Picture Gallery The worst traitor in England The story of the evil genius Roger Mortimer, his mistress Queen Isabella and her husband Edward Ii has intrigued historians for centuries. 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