News from 10/09/2003
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P. Jackson, Michael Northwood, Andrew Robson, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor and Robert Talt, Rob Cooper, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, Peter Elliott, DJM, Grace Bradberry, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Gary Duncan, Michael Dean, Peter Lansley, Philip Goodhart, Keynes, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Ian Cobain, Hilary Finch, Jennal Cox Fitness Editor, David Chater, Angela Court, James Bone, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, D. P. Moody, Nic Hopkins, Penton Lewis, Elizabeth Judge, Rosalind Renshaw, Carl Mortished, John Moseley, Kevin Eason, Sam Lister, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, David P. Gray, Antonia Senior, David Thompson, Nouveau Pauvre, Tony Hutton, Jill Shermans Whitehall Editor, David McVay, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, John Radford, Ruth Gledhill, Tom Bawden, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Shirley English, Mike Hewitt, Rory Watson, Eliane Monaghan, Gary Jacob, Peter Jackson, Joe Morgan, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Jon Hills-Jones, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Phoebe Greenwood, Alexandra Frean Scoial Affairs Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, John Cassidy, Phil Gordon, Roland Watson, Richard Lloyd Parry, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Peter Nicholas, Keith Frankish, Helen Rumbelow, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Robert Talt, Nicholas Wapshott, David Powell Athletics Correspondent and John Goodbody, Laura Peek and James Bone, Russell Kempson, Daniel McGrory, Oliver Kay, Helen Leonard, Patrick Barkham and Sam Coates, Mark Atherton, Kan Rice, Lisa Armstrong, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Dennis Signy, Glen Owen, Education Correspondent and Philip Howard, Eric Duffelen, Ann Treneman, Helen Leonard James Doran and Christine Selb, Rob Wright, Elaine Monaghan, Geoffrey Dean, Catherine Rlley, Robert Arthur, Dan Sabbagh Telecoms Correspondent, Raymond Keene, James Doran and Helen Leonard, Adam Sage, Christine Buckley, Lewis Smith, Andrew Potter, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Nigel Hawkes, Peta Bee, Neville Scott, James Jungius, Chris Campling, Cathy Harris, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Jaems Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Roger Boyes, Nick Hasell, Jane Feinmann, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Peter Gooderham, Adam Fresco, John Allison, Nick Szczepanik, Joanna Pitman, Lavinia MacLean-BRISTOL, Bryn Pugh, Mary Ann Sieghart, Philip Webster Political Editor, Michael Holdworth, Deborah King, Kate Simpson, Russell Hotten and Steve Bird, Vincent Kelly, Chris McGrath, G. E. T. Granter, Russell Jenkins, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Ingrid Mansell, Gary Duncan Economics Correpsondent, Alan Lee, Michael Austin, Michael Gove, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Daminic Walsh, Lewis Stuart, Martin Waller, John Hinton's, Chris Ayres, David Charter and Christine Buckley, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Stephen Dalton, Leo Lewis, Martin Samuel Sports Writer, Candace Bushnell, Callum McCarthy, D. J. Clarks, Abigail Rayner, Randy Cohen, S. Kaysant Wilkin, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Browen Maddox, Peter Riddell and Greg Hurst, Anthonia Senior, Jenny Davey, Emile Simpson, Oliver Kay and Nick Szczepanik, Ian Cobain and Stefanie Marsh, Patience Wheatcroft, Davi Smith, Peter Stevenson, Stephen Pollard,
ResumoCandace Bushnell on Love and the City T2 Today in No favours and no way back, unions warned Blair echoes Brown in saying Government will not be hijacked EU clamour No Leonardo Santa Jesus Health & fitness offer Token Collect The Way we Live now I say you fellows, lend me enough for a skinny latte Index Lisa Armstrong Must I really dress my age? Bombings sound death knell for Israel peace initiative Jill Dupleix Dish of the day (every day) Oracle Revered and reviled: Hitler's favourite film-maker dies aged 101 Home forum Handy tips for the inept The Ethicist… Today in the Times Business The Register Sport Plus T2 The Times Big Brown bear is left feeling unloved 20,000 civil servants urged to quit capital Let public set parliamentary debate, says Hain Kelly's spiritual mentor to tell of relationship Fendi Tories call for Saville inquiry halt In Brief Airport caution Common touch Today in Parliament Go-fast drugs gangs smash their way into France French police are powerless to stop the high-speed smugglers, reports Charles Bremner Scots crack dealer jailed for 14 years after Thirties-style rampage Renault Catching criminals is a low priority for police X-factor may be answer to riddle of autism British Association for the Advancement of Science conference: advances in Identifying genetic code, risks of high oestrogen levels and housing growth Western lifestyle blamed for higher breast cancer risk Tiscali Build over countryside to save it, expert urges Listen to public, Blair tells police MoD blamed as dock costs spiral How your genes can set you thinking £2m credit card fraudster told to repay only ?1,300 Fans hit by rugby cup ticket 'fiddle' Deal over girl who downloaded songs Friend of Ecstasy girl tells of slapping Peugeot Stabbed rapper's debut album wins top award You don't have to be a diplomat to be European… Britons anxious to answer call of the wild before they die British Airways Cook struggles to keep his Edinburgh house in order People Who wants to be a state governor? Picture Gallery PS Getty's unselfish innings honoured by grateful recipients Free care for under-5s 'would boost economy' Balance Sheet Britannia Land Rover Little Santa Jesus makes a play for the high streets Booth advocates greater understanding to interfaith women Hitachi Selby driver tells of fatal crash moment Generals meet no opposition as police swamp arms fair protesters Commuters find illusionist is the Blaine of their life Joseph Michael Associates Honda Brown says little to satisfy main Labour ally PC World The Computer Superstore Our friendship at crucial stage, says Hewitt Inquiry urged to head off post strike Campaign on top-up fees wins backing Stolen Leonardo 'is really a cheap and clumsy copy' Trickster gets life for abuse of girl, 6 Children schooled in hard knocks of life Manager jailed for Nhs theft In Brief News at Ten Driver charged Diver killed Royal role Multipoints Treaty imperfect but still good for Britain, says Blair Post Office Defence is where the toughest battle ahead lies Japanese applaud as record numbers hit a century The growing number of 100-year-old is put down to diet, sleep, sake, exercise and even location, reports Leo Lewis Scientists save wingless wonder Seat It's never the same old thing that gets us to 100 Get more out of your computer with BT Broadband Argentina defaults on $2.9bn debt In Brief (AP): Baby overdosed Democrats return (AP): Un lights up row A deadly peace catches up with victorious war Americans on collision course with cleric's militia Freeserve US tells reserves to stay in Iraq Two years on, Bush may be losing war to al-Qaeda Despite some successe, bin Laden has still not been found and attacks have intensified, reports Danied McGrory West turns up the heat on Iran over nuclear programme plans Leukaemia Research Standard Life Healthcare Bradford & Bingley Constant threat from Islamic radicals France wins delay on UN Lockerbie deal vote Ireland One. Tel Hollywood threatens author's Tuscan idyll Swedish leader struggles to rally support for euro Italians sign up far poll on Berlusconi Israel and Hamas locked into even bloodier conflict Sharon's visit seals curious friendship Foreign Editor's Briefing (AFP): Trip sparks city protests A bank gives its customers twice the attentin in… Arnie's wife rides in to rescue an ailing campaign Runaway Hasidic teenagers return home all dressed up Our longest ever introductory rate The Times Church to pay sex abuse victims $85m Concert La Serenissima; Concerto Italiano Queen Elizabeth Hall First Choice the Best Shows The Times A Stasi spy's devotion to his prey Theatre Democracy Cottesloe, Se1 Pop Willard Grant Cospiracy Union Chape, Ni Proms 66/67 RSNO/Lazarev; New London Chamber Choir Albert Hall/Radio 3 Pull down the barriers and let the Third World thrive Progressive opinion must rally around the banner of free trade at Cancun You can't have your war and then retreat form it, Mr Duncan Smith Picture Gallery Ten reasons why the UN should stay out of Iraq Thunderer: Let tall skinny latte be on the lips of schoolboys Cheques and Balances The EU Constitution is seriousely muddled Friends Disunited Brown wins applause from outside the hall Crikey, No Buns Starbucks has now arrived at the English public school Role of Un in Iraq and wider world Speed cameras Driving afloat Citizenship quiz Letters should carry a daytime telephone number.… Gap-year myth of 'colonial tourism' Britain's shortage of skilled engineers Regulating energy Sporting anthems The Times Consequences of a DNA database Man's final frontier? Question of degree The Weather The Times Crossword 22,453 The Times MESH computer plc Plea for progress on trade Briefing Yell to enter FTSE 100 Argentina talks fail Richemont sales rise Potter lifts Bloomsbury US debt up 12 per cent Baxi put up for sale Thorntons profits melt Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the Day In Business Today: Need To Know 24. Commentary25.… Promissory notes Commodities MPs provoke investigation of high street cards market C&W's finance director goes after only 14 months Claims surge as US lawyers see silica as the new asbestos Easy Money Anna Ashworth on the perils of pension… Jaeger-Lecoultre Memorial Mass Airlines to be sued over 9/ attacks Need to Know Global Business Briefing The Times Results in Brief Stop Press Talking Points Data Day Look Ahead Baxi Group up for sale with?800m price tag More delay for Equitable inquiry A prolonged tussle on the cards Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft Hays: a tale of two early leaves Points from the real world Think Security Aegis advances despite caution from Flynn and a flat market Tempus Scottish & Newcastle suffers over rival's woes Larger Capitalisation Shares Spanish decide to get off the Go-Ahead bus Smaller Capitalisation Shares Eurotop 100 The Day's Biggest Movers Gilts lower across the board Bonds Cadbury in $166m deal on us drinks machines Theakston family to regain brewery Regulator scuppers £200m Qantas alliance Cost of revamp sends Hays into red John Menzies tackles £31m pension fund deficit Surge of unwanted e-mails lifts SurfControl into profit Resolute chief gets a move on Coats hit by sale of Jaeger chain The Talking Times! Morgan Crucible set for further job cuts Market beats the politicians at choosing industrial champions Carl Mortished European Briefing All aboard the WTO bandwagon France 'has put an end to Pact' The Times Unit Trust Information Service This is a paid-for information service. For further details on a particular fund, readers should contact their fund manager Fall in trade gap boosts hopes of sustained upturn Crackdown hits imports Englandsnorthwest Nokia fears lower sales New-look Phones4U targets Carphone Saddled with accidents City Diary Disease that could bankrupt small firms Analysis The Cost of Asbestosis Paxil 'copycat ' launch poses threat to GSK NYSE chairman waives $48m bonus after outcry Cash offer strikes chord with Boosey Minister in pensions warning Britannia sells 15 loans a week through Man Ut64 KKR powers $700m electric 'super highway' Do you have a complaint against this newspaper? Banking & Finance More Connections More Possibilities Don't dive in without knowing your rights Mark Atherton weighs up the options for stockholders in a cash-hungry water company issuing new shares Shopping around for annuities goes out of fashion Savings Best Buys Unsecured Personal Loans Credit Cards On Saturday Links Free Guides Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Drury Estates Ltd The Times Pensioners now face a credit chaos I Rickman Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who wrote this? Leni Riefenstahl Director whose films of the Nazi era combined a disturbing dimension of genuine art with the naked propaganda of their message Leni Riefenstahi, film-maker and photographer, was born on Auguest 22,1902. She died on Septermber 8,2003, aged 101 Caroline St John-Brooks Egalitarian Editor who expanded The Times Educational Supplement and led it campaigns on behalf of teachers Caroline StJohn-Brooks, former Editor of The Times Educational Supplement, was born on March 24,1947. She died on September 8,2003, aged 56 Court & Social Sir Ian Hunter Artistic Director of the Edinburgh Festival in the 1950s who established it as the greatest in the world Sir Ian Hunter MBE, impresario, Director of the Edinburgh Festival 1950-55, was born on April 2,1919. He died on September 5,2003, aged 84 Births, Marriages & Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices Lives in Brief George Marquardt, wartime bomber pilot, was born on July 14,1919. He died on Auguest 15,2003, aged 84 Herman Rutherford, CBE, QPM, was born on April 36,1908. He died on July 29,2003, aged 95 Questions of Sprot Debate@thetimes. co. uk Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Should county cricket be restrured? if so, how? Would this improve our Test side? Nature Notes Maxwell Moves Por Controling Interest in Spurs News Quiz Prize. quiz@thetimes What's your view? 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Racing; 38,39.… Tribunal to hear police claim Court of Appeal Loss adjuster's knowledge is that of insurer Court of Appeal Suing for loss of change Court of Appeal Statutory notice need not be accessible to public Court of Appeal Erratic England eager to find their best form Hockey Semi-Final Beckham demands to play Walker back in the running after Scots spring a surprise World Cup-bound Lyle ready to swell international ranks at Leicester The Times Barnes, 24, takes first steps to refereeing at top level Sandown boycott moves step closer Doncaster Yesterday's Results Epsom Fantasy Believer has genuine claims Hereford Stoute hit by loss j of Hawk Flyer Summer jumping is homely track's Rasen d'etre Racing Market Rasen The Times White likely to lose tarnished gold medals after Iaaf ruling Athletics Summer jumping is homely track's Rasen… Friction on tyres risks driving teams to court Motor Sport Vaughan's opening gambit a key to tour prospects Adams plays straight bat to Lancashire as Sussex eye title Frizzell County Championship First-Class Averages First Division Second Division Yesterday's Scoreboards Knight continues to make one-day hay Lincolnshire cruise to unlikely title triumph Disaster? United's shirt will still hit the fan Beating the machines Git Fit, Feel Fit Exercises for the Middle Back National treasure that could be lost to history Times Test Bulls seek to bring fans trophy In Brief Payback time Gates opening Alleyne signs Northern stars Philadelphia shut out by Tampa Bay Aerican Football Vogts approaches German citadel with few fears Hughes believes his weakened troops will hot lose their nerve Carew faces suspension for punching The Times Madejski rejects second bid for Pardew Rüstü injury stretches Turkey's reserves Worried McIlroy has only one goal in mind Tigana trying to claim ?2.5m from Fulham Postiga's arm leaves England cursing their luck Cardiff plans move closer to fruition Ferguson holds key to success for Gill Football Read to Top The Results Service Pools Forecast Arsenal make profit but £250m stadium pushes up debt Today's Fixtures United will get chance to scupper Chelsea's ambitions William Hill Cool Beckham insists on leading from the front Sky bet Ever Seen a Suit Win a Match? Cool Beckham insists on leading from leading form the front Inside Sport Normal People, Abnormal Lives The Way we Live now Arts Today's T2 includes a number of exciting new… 24 Moths Verbatim The Linguistic Remains of the Day For a Country Which is Sometimes Cloyingly Sentimental in its Attitude to Children we are Remarkably Callous in our Approach to Care Mary Ann Sieghart An Increase in Fostering Will Make a Big Difference to Those Children's Lives Young People in Care Need a Mentor who Can Keep Tabs on their Schoolwork Pistachio Ices and We Read All the Time about Basra, but Have Little Idea of what It is Really like to Live There. In the Second of her Reports from Iraq, Ann Treneman Goes behind the Official Communiques to Find Family Life Emerging from the Ruins. 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