News from 14/11/2003
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Andrew Robson, Phil Yates, Jon Ashworth, Robert Hands, Andrew Pierce, Zahid Hussain, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, John Critchley, Peter Lansley, Paul Potts of the Press Association, John Phillips and Dragan Petrovic, Barry Willis, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, David Rhys Jones, Iain MacKinnon, Ian Winrow, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Ian Cobain, David Chater, James Bone, Penny Wark, Nic Hopkins, Alison Kervin, Clive Davis, Gabrielle Starkey, Lucia Van Der Post, Carl Mortished, Bob Stanley, Thomas Tallon, Maria Ahmed, Patrick Barkham, James Hider, John Bungey, Geoff Brown, Raymond Snoddy, Sam Lister, Duncan Farmer, Andrew Norfolk, Richard Ford Home Affairs Correspondent, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Michael Horsnell and David Charter, Nick Robinson's, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Gabby Logan, Shirley English, John Hoben, Jill Dupleix, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Hilary Clarke, Jonathan Gornall, Phoebe Greenwood, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Oliver Wright, Stephen Farrell, Oliver Wright Health Correspondent, Phil Gordon, Kevin Eason Motoring Editor, Roland Watson, Richard Tweed, Howard G. Allen, Richard Johnson, Matt Dickinson Chief Football Correspondent, Peter C. Jupp, Nicholas Wapshott, Angela Jameson, Ralph Hardy, John Price, Nigel Williamson, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, David Severs, Oliver Kay, Ian Cobain and Adam Fresco, Neil Harman, Rick Broadbent, Tom Baldwin, Gabriella Gamini South America Correspondent and Daniel McGrory, Sam Coates, R. Hanka, Paul Sexton, Ann Treneman, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Elaine Monaghan, Amanda Platell, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Lucia Adams, Adam Sage, Matthew Pryor, Steve Boggan, Guy Llardet, Roland Watson and James Hider, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Robert Galster, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Greg Hurst Parliamentary Correspondent, Albert Faluyi, Michele Ryan, Chris Campling, Russell Hotten, John Robinson, John Carr, Clem Cecil, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, Adam Fresco and Ian Cobain, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Tom Dart, John Allison, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Mary Ann Sieghart, Melissa Kite Political Correspondent, Philip Webster Political Editor, J. Barteluk, Jane Shilling, Brian MacArthur, Ian Johns, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Simon Taylor, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Ingrid Mansell, Andrew Clennell and Simon de Bruxelles, Peter Riddell, Peter Rushforth, Michael Dynes, Ian Whittell, Lucia van der Post, John B. P. Jones, Philip Pangalos, Simon Jenkins, David Sinclair, Lea Paterson, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Christopher Irvine, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, David Yelland, Robert Fisk, Leo Lewis, Richard Morrison, Andrew Phillips, Susan MacDonald, Michael Rule, Michael Evans, Janet Wicks, Paul Driscoll, Olav Bjortomt, Andrew Riley, Brian Clarke Fishing Correspondent, Jenny Davey, Janice Harrison, Joe Bolger, Lisa Verrico, David Lister Ireland Correspondent,
ResumoThe Times Sex and the Christmas party season Your sons died in noble cause, President to tell families Potato fright Snub for Luton Migration deal Huntley was 'level-headed and sensible' Countess must wait a week to see her daughter The Times Today Pretentious, moi? How French players see themselves Chopard News & Comment Business The Register Sport Plus T2 The Times Big numbers game comes to nought Parliamentary Sketch Ulster poll rejects peace accord Barristers may sue over cuts to legal aid fees Blunkett considers deal with illegal immigrants Scotland to take softer line on ID card rules Lloyds TSB Secrets case 'tests legality of Iraq war' Back pain martyrs have suffered for years on hard beds, even planks of wood. They shouldn't have taken that lying down Research has revealed that softer mattresses are better for millions of people in agony, Oliver Wright reports Toothbrush father cleared of cruelty GUCCI Finally, hard facts have put this myth to bed Six-month penalty for goalkeeper Get on top of what to have underneath 'I never dreamt that I would be staying in Buckingham Palace' As Washington DC prepares to meet washington CD, President Bush turns on the charm for a special interview with the Press Association Blair lauded for the courage of his convictions 15 compliments in 40 minutes may be too much of a love-bombing Freeserve a wanadoo company President to lead war on Aids Steel tariff deal would be hallmark of special bond Prisoners nailed for loose screws in online census Man held in search for missing teenager Ing Direct Citroën Hospital error left baby's coffin empty Only in the New Saturday Times the Best Writers Rather a Lott of mischief VW People Tribune aims to bring 'hijacked' Spectator award down to earth A better class of couch potato Blair shows his true colours PS Nokia Ryanair. Com Marks & Spencer Brother charged with new year party gun deaths Barristers object to Eu plans for divorce Cossack solicitor gets 8 years for theft Women prefer the high life to babies Currys The Best Writers Soham school asked Huntley about pupil crushes Vice-principal was 'delighted' by his answers at job interview, report Ian Cobain and Adam Fresco Sharps autumn sale Caretaker sought CCTV details from the police 'A secret place that no one ever goes down to' Church backs religious segregation at school Infatuated head teacher harassed pupils' mother Just AA sk Every Seat, Every Flight! Britain drops down world health table Tube walkout Sex bias case Council in reverse Murder charge Crane mystery Driver named Travel at the speed of really light Farmers fear new epidemic as potato bug found The Link Allergies put more people in hospital Picture Gallery IF Police chief apologises for raid death Social animals Unlawful death School knifing Disease check Cannibals' curse lifted with gift of whale's teeth Second birth is riskier for mothers who swap partners Empire direct Bigamist 'ignored pleas over victim' Homebase Diana Mosley taught children Nazi salute, new Mi5 files reveal Files released by the National Archives reveal odd traitors and spies, Michael Evans reports IRA informers and drunks put paid to Hitler's Ulster plot "This is a Must-See Movie" Mounties almost missed their man RBS Advanta Left-wing writer was viewed as potential subversive Russian fury as Chechen leader beats extradition Argentina 'respects' bomb case ruling Britain to host world Pop Idol TAG B&Q The Times PC World PC World High Noon could scupper foundation hospitals Howard reaches out to social workers DELL Jessops Livingstone deal closer A farewell to hundreds of bog-standard state schools Embattled Hodge left dangling by Blair Calendar girls Homebase Advice at a snip as Blair mail goes astray The Far Side of the World Italians dig in as suicide bombers blast away trust Softly-softly tactics have been put on hold, reports James Hider in al-Nasiriyah UN seeks tougher sanctions against al-Qaeda backers British Gas One man, one vote, may go by the board in rush to Iraq ballot Zurich The computer shop Hero whose work helped to heal private grief Italy has paid tribute to its 19 citizens who were killed in Iraq this week, Hilary Clarke reports from Rome (AP): Syria 'to act' against any US sanctions (AFP): Attacks foiled (Reuters): US soldier dies Sharon brands critics of force as anti-Semitic Support for Ceasefire HSBC Cross-border love full of danger Greek Orthodox Church seeks to end Turkish rule Black South African with a rose-tinted view of the future Indian villager's £3bn fraud career as Robin Hood Politicians and police were entwined in a forgery racket across nine states, Catherine Philp reports from Delhi New challenge to Japan's record on the world's oldest person Chrysler Crossfire Pakistan forbids fashion shows Serb leader says sorry for 'evil' of war in Bosnia Key Events of the Conflict US sniper trials enter new stage The Derbyshire Investments Photographs: The Kobal Collection Real-life Rocky sues Stallone for £9m Landline Mobile Internet Studio plots Russian revival Shipping dynasty to turn its back on the sea A Life Afloat The Sunday Times Immortals are outraged by the immodest Selling the thrill of going over the edge Staples (AP): Holocaust memorial row resolved (AFP): Tigers truce (AP): Winds cut power (AP): Freud arrest (Reuters): Judge removed The Times Concert The Shout The Shout Komedia, Brighton First Choice the Best Shows in London The Times Writer is made to suffer for his art Theatre The Pillowman Collesioe Theatre Faster Faster Lyric Studio, W6 Concert LPO/Periman Pop Blue Wembiey Arena At last we're rid of the pygmies and duffers For the first time since the 1970s, two heavyweights are fighting for our votes Saatcji's law: the winner is the one with the best case, not the prettiest face Notebook Picture Gallery Only British troops can sort out America's mess Cannibal culture is just eating what comes naturally Still Special The Bush visit and the Anglo-American relationship Blunkett's Britain Tests of a sensible immigration policy Pods and Ends Minding your peas and queues Standards for police Protests over the Bush visit ID cards: secret, bureaucratic, unwieldy and… Inherent prejudices of QC system Remembrance days Food and obesity The edge of the world Mixed messages The Tmes Child trust funds Students' eating habits Moral dilemma Pet sounds The Weather The Times Crossword 22,509 Weathercall Boots Pre-Budget Report date Canary payout to bank BSkyB faces AGM protest Call to fund managers Gold price surges Freeport investors revolt Somerfield loses ground Award for Times journalist Stock Markets Currencies Charts of the Day No Title Red alert Commodities Lawsuits threatened as Luton airport Is frozen out' CBI chief opens way to U-turn on pensions Media & Marketing Chinese prop up the oil price IWC Art in an igloo Need to Know Global Business Briefing Punch Funding in Limited Business Big Shot Results in Brief E1 Paso to pay $1.6bn Levi Strauss cuts forecast Software takeover inquiry Smaller Stock to Watch Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Gold Data Look Ahead North Sea Oil Exchange rates Aerospace rivals trade insults over £13bn deal Celltech hit by delay of drug Summit is low on solutions Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft Royal Mail must face up to reality Marconi emerges from the wreckage IBM Reed Elsevier stands out as blue chips stay flat Stock Market Rival's record results lift inter-dealer brokers Shares Eurotop 100 Shareholders' fears realised as Celltech's troubles grow Tempus The Day's Biggest Movers Jobless figures boost gilts Bonds Winter blackout fears as BE plant closures continue BG steps up race to bring frozen gas to Britain BOC shares fall in face of mounting litigation in US Rights issue lifts Regus Punch Funding Ii Limited BT BNFL chief steps down as strike looms Invensys expects to receive less from disposals The Times Unit Trust Information Service Fears over flagging revenues send Bt shares down 5% Forecast puts spark in Marconi shares Fetzer True to our Roots Junked mail is bad form City Dairy Damp reception City Dairy Fighter to the end City Dairy Royal Mail posts a profit but warns it has to reform Oil will soon trouble our trade waters Marconi Interim Results Low-cost flights hurt P&O Strong yen and rivals' consoles hit Nintendo Wake up, Mr Gates, or Microsoft may lose billions The Message Heseltine, Lord of 160 titles, is in dynastic mood Multiple Display Advertising Items BSkyB close 'to resuming dividends' Punch Taverns Finance PLC TV project on emperors Breach of code Lex expanded ITV observed Ads watcher England must do its duty to lift ITV's world rugby show Ofcom 's back to basics review gives broadcasters the jitters Raymond Snoddy says the regulator is casting its net far and wide to define the role of public service TV Your Work Email at Home without a PC! Capital Radio takes upbeat view Action energy Unlikely masterstroke as The Sun shines on Prince of Wales Paper round 'Newspapers were accused of engaing in the ancient rite of killing the king' Bikers learn to use power wisely Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contract Hire & Leasing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kams Multiple Classified Advertising Items My tense weekend dodging not-so-secret Welsh police 'The van was deep in a lay-by behind a telephone box. The word entrapment sprang to mind' Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Mercedes Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Uk's Number One Car Supermarket Mecedes-Benz Brentford Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brotherwood Auotmorility Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items DVLA Bargain-Plates. Co. Uk Multiple Classified Advertising Items DK Registrations The Times Banking & Finance Lions International Obituaries Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? The Right Rev John Richards 'Flying bishop' who gave valuable pastoral care during the Church's crisis over the ordination of women Lord Walker of Doncaster Stalwart of the Wilson and Caliaghan Governments who failed in his ambition to become Spacker Cosmo Russell Campaigner for European intergation since 1949 Debate Lives Remembered Births, Marriages & Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices… Mario Merz Installation artist whi railed against capitalism in works that incorporated umberllas string and igloos Lives in Brief To place death, notices, acknowledgements or notices… Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Fighting Fat Children are getting fatter and Britain faces a public health time bomb. Should schoold get tough on tackling obesity? On this Day November 14,1985 Behold , an unkindness of Howards Food for Thought A recent study suggests that the richer a nation, the higher its average Iq. Is the test an objective asessment of brainpower? Daily Life November 14,1869 Questions Answered Questions Asked Court Circular Reception Personal Column Wavy Navy celebrates a straight 100 Forthcoming Marriages Service of Thanksgiving Awards Dinner Appointments Live Telephone Helpline To place your Free advertisement telephone Encounters The Times The Sunday Times BS Multiple Display Advertising Items Tribunal can revisit decision Law Report No re-admission without fresh facts Buy one print for £15 and get the second Free No evidence of benefit Court Appeal Use of public land was 'as of right' House of Lords Danger in refusing to answer police questions Court of Appeal Claim and costs proportionality Court of Appeal Published November 14,2003 Dhl Air Ltd v Wells Baseball on collision course Waite happy to recall Deacon just for kicks Rugbby Leauge The Times Senior hoping for change of fortune Deconstructing The Don proves worthy exercise Book Reivew Catt can be rugby's Hurst Sch?ttler takes gloss off Roddick coronation Tennis Powell is rewarded for patience with carp record Fishing Fixtures The Results Service Lawson celebrates second hat-trick Hugh Routledge England seeking steady climb towards summit Cricket Prolific Lara earns record Newcastle Racing Players pull out of tour to Pakistan Cloud over Mims Fallon call-up Blow for Britain India's Games London calling Nicholls keeps his options open Yesterday's Results Cheltenham Wolverhampton Young Spartacus on course to strike gold Stamina suggests Lowlander is blue chip investment World plans set baseball on collision course with Olympics American Sport Sporting Index Tennis sold on Midas touch of Mclngvale Nell Harman on a furniture magnate who has laid down concrete proof of his love for game Age before beauty as Detroit aim to recapture best form Results and how They Stand Slick McNabb sends Green Bay packing Fixtures and how They Stand Masters Cup, page 50 Orlando looking for McGrady to rediscover old magic Woosnam gives Wales wonderful start Golf Greene offers test for resurgent O'Sullivan Snooker Marshall breaks through to uncharted territory Bowls Ford Appeal opens way for Drahm to play Rugby Union Tears for souvenirs and time to move on BT The Times Sydney raises glass to tourists after Olympic hangover Mark Souster says the city is in party mood as rugby fans give economy a boost Sky The Times The team that has everything covered Seven-figure gamble with one fruitful outcome Clash of opposites that may hold key to battle England V France Allison Kervin on an experience No8 untroubled by the criticism directed towards him and England France leave lasting impression at end of jobs reasonably well done Times Test Get Fit, Feel Fit Pre and Post-Snow Sports Stretches Simmering neighbours in mood to come to the boil Australia v New Zealand The Times Magician embodies style of high-tempo All Blacks Woodward places his faith in centre of excellence England v France Front moving in Storm expected Picture Gallery Laid Picture Gallery Giggs in hurry to experience bigger stage Alexander in stable condition White back to lead rout with brace O'Leary commits himself to Ellis and Villa as Leeds face 'darkest hour' Ferguson looks to upset mentor Local hero begins to benefit from wider outlook Robson takes LuaLua to task over loan plea Players upset by FA's late decision to omit Smith No January spending spree for United Walsall stick by troubled Merson They think its all over, but for Catt it is only just beginning Thirty-seven years ago, Alf Ramsey gambled and won a World Cup. Clive Woodward is trying to do the same, Simon Barnes reports England players angered by Fa' s change of heart on Smith Michclob Ultra Resolution Simon Taylor Gabby Logan The World Cur Today The Teachers who Inspire Reportage Microwave Man Arts T2 now includes a number of exciting new features.… 24 Hours Verbatim The Linsuistic Remains of the Day A Little More Conversation Jane Shilling We are Rich Enough to Afford a Television in front of Which to Park our Children, but so Poor that we Cannot Bear to Talk to Them The Right Stuff Required Reading "Every Pupil Has a Strength. That's what I Look for" A Headmistress was Cleared this Week of Hitting a Six-Year-Old Pupil with Behavioural Problems Whom She Had Actually Been Trying to Help. So how a Teacher Make a Difference to the Life of a Troubled or Difficult Child? Penny Wark Talks to Six Teachers about how They Inspire their Pupils The Ethicist A Widow Meets the Confessing to her Jane Rodway's Husband was Blown up by a Car Bomb in Saudi Arabia. Sandy Mitchell was Beaten and Tortured into Confessing to the Crime Steve Boggan Describes an Emotional Face-To-Face Meeting between an Innocent Man who Aced Execution and a Widow Still Seeking the Truth about her Husband's Death The Times Me When Sex Isn't Safe A Simple Urine Test Can now Detect Chlamydia, a Disease that Partygoers Should Bear in Mind, Says Dr Thomas Stuttaford The Times The Way we Live now Weekend Dish Little Chocolate Puddings are a Bittersweet Treat, Says Jill Dupleix The Truly Cool Never Run with the Herd Luxury with Lucia Microwave Man Bosom Buddies Home. Forum Free Female in Male London Jazz Festval Singer, Business Tycoon, Torch Bearer for the next Generation—the Remarkable Oumou Sangare Talks to Nigel Williamson WD …While Clive Davis Runs Jazz Releases Johnbungey Daddy Cool Interview Doting Father David Bowie Still Feels He's a Rock'n'roll Rebel at Heart, Finds Paul Sexton Tori Amos Time May Change Me Hit & Myth Bob Stanley A Calmer Chameleon Pop Lisas Verrico Salutes the Unsinkable Kylie Minogue …But Decides She is Way Too Cool to Carry off her Latest Batch of Pleasantly Forgettable Songs Kylie Body Language More Albums David Sinclair The Beatles URU Lady and Gentle Man Television Caitlin Moran on a Sitcom without Wisecracks that Improves as Time Goes by Train Drivers Wanted! Opera & Ballet Entertainments Listings RG Christmas Crafts The Times His Dark Materials Buried Gem A Neglected Opera is Reborn, Reports John Allison MVC Classical CDS Geoff Brown The Times Bridge Common Mistakes by Declarer for the Less Experienced Chess Winning Move Televisionandradio Cable, Digital and Satellite Radio Choice Newspapers Support Recycling Choice Films TV Review Horizon Rode Back into Town Last Night to Warn us once Again that we are All Doomed, but Can we Ever Take It Seriously, Asks Paul Hoggart BBC One Variations Today's Television T2 Crossword No 3123 Viewing Guide SKY Another Fine Mess Regent's Palace Inside Where the Punters are Placing their Bets For what It's worth Lea Paterson Don't get caught up in the Christmas frenzy and end up doing something you might live to regret This Week Market Report East Sussex v West Sussex With Hometrack In Victorian House in Battersea Sw11: semi-detached four-bedroom house with a large, west-facing garden Out Large Cottage in Buckinghamshire Mariow: 17th-century Grade is listed semi-detatched cottage with privated garden Away Manor House in Gloucestershire Bibury: Ii listed village house between Criencester and Burford in the Coin Valley Palace on the Park No4 Cumberland place is no ordinary end of terrace house, says Marcus Binney Bewley Countryside Alliance Community spirit lured one couple away from London for good, says Susan MacDonald St James Homes The staff will be trained to exceed expectations Reach for the Stars Give your home the celebrity look with designer furniture, says Lucia van der post ST James Fly South to Have a Whale of a Time For £50,000 you can own a house by the sea and watch giants of the deep frolic offshore, says Duncan Farmer Chaplins London Imperial Park FPD Savills Knight Frank FPD Savills To Advertise (Trade) New Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times To Advertise (Private) Why Don't You Do Something Don't sit around in the dumps. If you can tie your schoelaces, you can master Diy, says John Price …Oh No, I'm Not as You Look Apathy is the best tool in your kitbag, says Andrew Riely, who thinks DIY is a complete waste of time Telephone Overseas Property Overseas The Times Buy-To-Let in Spain Bull! 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