News from 10/02/2004
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Andrew Robson, Henry Wilson, Phil Yates, David Adams, Donald Murray, Jenny Davey and Antonia Senior, Robert Cole, Matthew Syed, Andrew Billen, Andrew Pierce, DJM, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Jeffrey Sterling, Chairman, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Duncan Grey, Robert Thicknesse, Theodore Dalrymple, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, Brian Moore and Keith Wood, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Mark Souster and Lewis Stuart, David Pannick, David Chater, Roger Zair, Nic Hopkins, Frances Gibb Stewart Tendler and Richard Ford, Gabrielle Starkey, Patrick Barkham, Geoff Brown, Sam Lister, Joe Joseph, Bruce Millar and Tom Dyckhoff, Anne Spackman Property Editor, Peter Lansley and Rick Broadbent, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Tom Bawden, Steve Bird, Jane Fraser, Jim McCue, Gary Jacob, Jill Dupleix, Rosemary Bennett, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Jonathan Gornall, Libby Purves, Charles Boundy, Rick Broadbent and Russell Kempson, Phoebe Greenwood, Robin Young, Anthony Browne Brussels Correspondent, Oliver Wright Health Correspondent, James Delingpole, Richard Beeston and Adam Fresco, Steuart and Francis, Roland Watson, Charles Bremner, John Hall, Bronwen Maddox Foreign Editor's Briefing, John Reid, Hugo Rifkind, Angela Jameson, David Rowan, Edward Fennell, Oliver Kay, Michael Theodoulou, Sam Coates, Julia Magnet, Fraser Sampson, Gary Slapper, Rob Wright, Ann Treneman Parliamentary Sketch, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Miranda Eeles, Raymond Keene, Tim Mickleburgh, Sean MacAulay, Matt Dickinson, Tim Reilly, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Peta Bee, Jeremy Page, Chris Campling, Russell Hotten, Peter Riddell and Philip Webster, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, Emily Davies, John Gibbon, Arthur Keen Chairman, Nick Hasell, Carolyn Asome, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Martin Soames, Edgar Forbes and Nigel Hansc, Parminder Bahra, Charles Akle, John Goodbody, Randall Pearce, Joanna Pitman, Smaller Capitalisation, Ian Johns, Eric Sellgren, George Caulkin, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Russell Jenkins, Robert Jones, Peter Riddell, Bob Spence, Sir Ian Kennedy, Michael Gove, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Richard Carter, Lea Paterson, Gary Duncan Economics Correspondent, Catherine Philp, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Christopher Irvine, Caltlin Moran, Alan Coren, Camilla Gavendish, Benedict Nightingale, Michael Bird, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Merrick Cockell, Frances Gibb, Mike Hobday, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Anthony Howard, Jenny Davey, David Catchpole, Colin McQuillan, Peter Klinger, Patience Wheatcroft, Lisa Verrico,
ResumoRougher justice for drug barons and gangsters Reasonable doubt should be set aside for worst crimes, says Blair Prince in Riyadh Coldplay hots up Secret life School hit squads A Mum at 52 The Times Today OhmyGod, I am a celebrity after all There were three, but were they wise - or even men? Voters still not stirred by Howard's British dream Eat out for £5 Asprey Today in the Times Business The Register Sport Plus L2 Www.timesonline.co.uk Dream has something of the nightmare Ofsted hit squads to inspect school at 48 hours' notice Tory MEPs attack Howard 'sell-out ' Tricks when an inspector calls REF: Times Libyans come in from cold at No 10 Writer's tanded love life laid bare by fight over will A secret mistress, a 'woonged' widow and a High Court showdwon: the battle over the estate of the playwright Anthony Shaffer could read like the start of another stage drama, reports Partrick Barkham Ralph Lauren Romance Boy blames dad for £12,000 credit spree Health chief confirms NHS star ratings will he dropped Operations in the ear park cut waiting lists Spot the difference Queen agrees a Peculiar shake-up MPs attack Wembley cash 'own goal' Williams supports Americans who oppose gay bishop Five held: over armed robbery Sentence cut Lesbian's deceit £2bn question School probe Fat-burning gene L-test strike Veterans' £10m Baskets banned 'Stop it Mummy' girl cried before being lolled in 80mph car crash 'Spice sisters' in Patak legal battle Lloyds TSB Marks & Spencer Mercedes-Benz Major served cold shoulder to chef who covered for his affair People Andrew Pierce Jungle Drums PS Egg Crimea nurse voted greatest black Briton GNER Post Office Humphrys accuses Campbell over BBC Prosecutors get greater powers to pursue suspects Dell London site is sought for supreme court Just AA sk Treasury demands curb on public sector pay Police learn lessons from another Chinese tragedy 'Superintendents' are latest arrests American Express Lexus After ten years and £4bn, Army's Apaches take off House price rises lose momentum Green Flag Watch the Full Documentary at Www.Volvocars.Co.Uk Bafta bends its rules to list Gervais Volvo Coldplay turn up the heat at Grammys The Main Winners Bespoke Suits Howard shares his very British vision First direct America Provides Inspiration A Few Years is a Very Long Time in Politics Kennedy stance on Iraq boosts poll standing Party Leader Index Standard Life Healthcare Portillo's departure may force early ballot Today in Parliament Britain is praying for you, Prince tells Bam families The Royal visitor sees at first hand the plight of Iran's earthquake survivors, reports Miranda Eeles from Bam 40 dead as Haiti revolt spreads BT Surprise Royal visit to Riyadh Iraq letter 'reveals al-Qaeda link' Charge for soldier 'who shot Briton' (AP): Gaza influx (AFP): Abortions total (Reuters): Condom handout (AFP): Navy honoured (Reuters): Ross faces jail America plays risky game by goading the Russian Bear Post Office BT Juppé scandal fuels support for Le Pen Fears grow as Putin rival vanishes Germany's lust for speed is placed in the dock A Criminal prosecution after deaths in a high-speed motorway carash has stirred the nation's conscience, reports Roger Boyes Hungary fears invasion of EU workers Annan launches last-ditch Brussels new boys attempt to reunite Cyprus are from top rank BT Halifax Kerry confronts peril of being labelled liberal Republicans are anxious to define Democrat before battle is joined, writes Roland Watson in Washington AOL Broadband Fashion ? It's all about power, darling The Times Theatre Bartleby Touring First Choice the Best Shows The Times Cinders without the sparkle Theatre Calcutta Kosher Southwark Playhouse Pop The Von Bondies Brixton Academy Opera La traviate Grand Theatre, Leeds Concert Goldberg Ensemble/Layfield St. George's Bristol Charles has lost his bearings in the desert By visiting the Middle East's tyrannies, the Prince lends them legitimacy To the kebab house for dinner and gossip with Dora, Lytton and dear Virginia What can-do immigrants can do for our dozy youth British nurses are sick with a nasty bout of nonsense The Home Front Blair and Howard need draw to draw a line under Hutton Short, Sharp Shock A is for Ambush - Ofsted adopts new tactics Award Loser The speech of a nominee who cannot accept defeat The threat posed by Iraq's weapons Post-haste pigeons The Times Cultural challenge of Olympic bid State aid and transport competition Trials by jury Image and integrity I verb, you verb Past Letters to the Editor Impersonal banking Patience lost in a mad Nhs world Doctors' improvisation Wrapping rage Equal rites The Weather The Times Crossword 22,533 Weathercall Regional 6-Day Forecast by Fax BT Ontheagenda Tower files for Chapter 11 Briefing Revenue workers jailed Star witness examined Juniper buys NetScreen Eurex US starts trading Vodafone fuels bid talk Charts of the Day Charcol Tunnel Vision Battle of nervers as G7's dollar resolve is tested R&SA sells executives' luxury Pall Mall flats for £12m In Business Today Economic View Tchenguiz to bid for UCI cinemas Carnaby Caper Drive to cut costs reaps BA record rewards Need to Know Global Business Briefeing Econmics The Times Business Big Shot Results in Brief Juniper to buy NetScreen Stop Press EU to approve KLM deal Pepsico upgrades outlook Smaller Stock to Watch Talking Points Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Data Day Psion plunges as it sells shares in software firm XL Capital Ba dividends still over horizon Business Editor's Commentary Patience Wheatcroft Dollar's rise must await US recovery Swallowing one's world at EEF dinner Union queries Mg Rover loan Qatar raises its stake in bid for Canary Wharf Take a second look at Psion's sale of its Symbian stake Tempus BHP gleams amid higher metal price forecasts Nick Hasell Stock Markets Larger Capitalisation Shares Profit warning strikes fear into Cobra investors Smaller Capitalisation Shares Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold /Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates The Day's Biggest Movers Data helps short-dated gilts Bonds Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues Ftse Volumes Wall Street Eurotunnel seeks ?2bn debt cut in latest rescue Aircraft engineer buys rival The Times Rail ticket retailers to merge Viatel Gauntlet laid for freight war Back from a break in the sun to euro gloom Lea Paterson Economic View BT Computershare Investor Services Plc City Diary Link lost to Borse cousins Tied together Fishy survey Radisson Edwardian Hotels Business Equity Prices The Times Unit Trust Information Service Business to Business The Penn Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items For Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Loans & Investment Top Estate Agency Franchise Opportunity Times Newspapers The Mayhew Animal Home & Humane Education Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Goldfinch (Estates) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? Harry West Unionist who fought Irish power-sharing plans and lost a parliamentary seat to a dying Bobby Sands Sir Nigel Strutt Essex farmer who controlled 22,000 acres as chairman of Strutt & Parker Major-General R. J. G. Morrison Military doctor who spent the postwar years in East Africa and mastered the treatment of tropical diseases Court & Social Penry Jones TV producer influential in popularising religious affairs programmes Lives Remembered John Stephen Fashion designer and manufacturer whose Carnaby Street empire grew throughout the Swinging Sixties Lives in Brief Births, Marriages & Deaths Maternal Merits Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Should the Government pay mothers to stay at home and look after their children? Additional Information Food labels are becoming harder and harder to decode - is there a simpler way? Nature Notes On this Day the Times, February 10,1975 Close Race between Thatcher and Whitelaw Prize Quiz News Quiz What's your view? Word Watching Daily Life February 10,1951 Questions Answered Questions Asked Court Circular Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Commemorate your Little Miracle's Arrival into… Want to place a classified advertisement? One bad turn deserves - a better compositor Bibliomane Jim McCue RAF Graduations Tickets for Sale Gifts Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Legal Notices The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Indexit Partnership Limited Public Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Forthcoming Marriages Memorial Celebration Changing the Guard Meeting Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times The Sunday Times Answers Word Watching Taylor made for clean sheets and making points The Times End of a local hero Moodward the futurist finds no room for sentiment ... or Back Rugby Union Two happy hookers get used to life on the sidelines The Kervin Interview Brian Moore and Keith Wood Horari misses Ireland opener Lomu determined to carry on despite failing health Woodward rings changes Nicholls primes big guns for weekend assault on Newbury Reading the racecard Sedgefield Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Market Rasen The Times Jackman warms up for title defence Squash The Times Lewis never had the heart to be great Boxing The Results Service Today's Fixtures Times Test Paul eyes St Helens tie for comeback Rugby League Myerscough hoping to find comfort indoors Athletics The Times Hunter aims to wipe out bad memory Snooker Phll Yates finds Masters champion planning the next stage of his therapy Times Online Edwards outlines fringe benefits Olympic Games Resolute Rusedski awaits fate Snow Reports Interflora Irascible voice of the Bridge signs off Football Matt Dickinson, Chief Football Correspondent, on why chelsea decided to write off Bates Mongia proves the match-winner as England's batsmen fall short again Cricket Champions Trophy draw adds to ECB's headache over Zimbabwe Kinnear lined up for job at Forest Gray calls time on Leeds career of local hero Batty United allegations left in FA hands Merson quits Walsall to seek treatment Get Fit, Feel Fii Winter Sun Workout Day Two Times Sports Book Kerr brings McAteer back into the fold The Premiership Today Grayson picked to kick-start campaign Jaguar Front Row Seats Southampton ready to offer Hoddle forgiveness Inside Today Portrait of a New Mother Reportage The Way we Live now Arts T2 Picture Gallery The Linguistic Remains of the Day Verbatim The Church's Last Glass Ceiling The Church of England is Being Brought to Realise that It Cannot Hope to Hold the Line against Women Bishops for Much Longer Will the Church Wait until the Supposed Target Date of 2008? What a Pantomime this Whole Privy Council Business Has Become Lore of the Jungle Required Reading My Baby Brought Me For Nearly 15 Years the Biggest Influence on the Work of the Legendary Photographer Annie Leibovitz Has Been her Closest Friend, the Writer Susan Sontag. Hut now, She Tells Andrew Billen, Another Female Has Transformed how She Lives and Works - her Two-Year-Old Daughter Sarah Cover Story The Ethicist Blow the Whistle and You're History Reportage An Nhs Finance Director was Sacked for his "Management Style" but was He Really Dismissed because He Asked Awxward Questions about False Figures for Cancelled Operations, Asks Jonathan Gornall The Times I'm a Nonentity, Help Me out Analysis The Nation No Longer Hold's its Breath - I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me out of Here! Has a Winner. Hugo Rifkind Says that, Properly Managed and Heeding the Right Advice, Even the Losers Can Be Winners Too When Bed Rest is Bad for You Health Being Immobile in Bed for Too Long Can Cause More Problems than It Relieves for Some. Peta Bee Reports Simple Exercises Help to Offset Adverse Effects Healthspan Buld a Trust Fund Lifetime Some Elderly Prople are at Risk Rrom Greedy Relatives Keen to Get their Hands on an Inheritance. Theodore Dalrymple Explains how Older People Can Protect Themselves Not Dead yet The Column that Challenges Ageism and Celebrates Being 50-Plus Let your Children Rustle up a Treat for You, Says Jill Dupleix The Way we Live now Eight of the Best this Week: Spring Coats Style James Delingpole Offers a Man's Guide to Buying Women's Underwear Man Happy Valley over to You Home. Forum But Do You Need It? Gizmos Our Panel Puts the Latest Gadgets and High-Tech Toys to the Test Dabs.com Technobabble In a Winter Wonderland Arts Architecture in the Arctie Bruce and Tom Byckhoff Find There's No Business like Snow Business Beaton Generation Photography Joanna Pitman on a Lens that Flattered its Gilded, Narcissistic Subjects Cecil Beaton: Portraits National Portrait Gallery Portraits of an era: Mick Jagger - he looks, Beaton… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Theatres Comedy Theatre Oxford Playhouse Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Two-day break from June 16 to 17,2004 Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Of Ice and Men Arts La Movie Disney's Hockey Drama Falls Short of its Goal, Says Sean Macaulay If Sports Movies are Chick Flicks for Guys, Miracle is now, Voyager In Screen on Thursday the Return of Looney Tunes plus James Christoher in Berlin and Wendy Ide's Verdict on Dogville Radio Harpers Bridge Games Chess Winning Move Televisionandradio Cable, Digital and Satellite Choice Radio Newspapers Support Recycling Choice Films TV Review Somebody's Daughter, Somebody's Son Highlighted the Fact that Peter Sellers's Children Loved their Father despite his Flaws, Says Joe Joseph BBC One Variations Viewing Guide Television and Radio Today's Television T2 Crossword No 3197 Aquability Health Chreers Harlem's globetrotter says shoppers will save… Education Headline of the Week Inside The-Top Stories Passnotes Otherviews Competition hots up to attract the best staff Issue of the Week Public Sector Staffing Public Opinion Newmedical Research Nhs stops care going to the dogs Health Theissueexplained Civil Service Bill Reid all about it in 225 words The Health Secretary's (abridged) speech to the NHS chief executives' conference in London, February 3 Coursewatch Careers Jargondecoder Fruitcake Management Master of the regeneration game Interview Bill Boler stimulated rundown districts in America. Now he's hoping to do the same thing over here by helping communities to help themselves, as he tells Parminder Bahra Mediamonitor Visit the Public Agenda Website and Search our Jobs… In the Professional Press Seeninhansard Scheme ignores 'average' pupils Education Otherstoriesweliked He lottery for care-leavers Part-timers face hardship New body should regulate funclraising Charities Tuition Contract It's grin up North, John Regeneration £50m less for the children Young People Hero 'Cut waste, not managers' Public Sector Andvillain Foreignways Legislation Update Stephen Cragg The law must recognise that suicide should never be the simple answer Jobsagenda Sheffield City Council OCPA Regulated Fast Forward Director Policy Coordination Unit Natural Environment Research Council National STaTiSTiCS Business Director-Sail Training International Sahir House Chisel Housing Association DWP Excalibur Learning Network The Times NCSL Food Standards Agency Herefordshire Council The Times KPMG NCH Cabinet Office TES NHS Publicagendajobsservice Over to you Whatworkedforme Diarydates David Pannick Picture Gallery Going up in Smoke Restaurant Reviews After Rution Odgers One garden court Nellen solicitors Lancaster University Wanted Corporate Commercial Bristol Colchester Solicitors seek law graduate with fluent… Simply the Best? Retrain? What if a policeman wants to smoke cannabis? A fug of confusion surrounds the reclassification of the drug - among the police and the public, says Fraser Sampson Dti The Times Law Section 'Prime Minister, I'm a member of the judiciary, get me out of here' Trade Mark Attorney Major international law firm seeks Investigations Officer Complaints and Standards The Times News Spicy criticism must be malice-free To stay out of the libel courts, restaurant reviewers should offer their readers only wholesome ingredients, Charles Boundy writes A certain recipe for porridge The Times PNLD CPS End of the a questions 0n Martin soames, Edgar Forbes and Nigel Hansc findings could mean for the legal relationship An underlying prir Whitewash? What whitewash? Ju Media Review Does Israel's £1 billion wall flout the law? Paul Troop looks at the questions facing the International Court of Justice Retired judge's relentless fight for truth Frances Gibb interviews an Israeli woman who, after 31 years o the bench, is devoting her energies to defending her people The medians is still in the cooking pot In the aftermath of the Hutton report, Edward Fennell asks media lawyers if self-regulation really works for the BBC Legal getaway Tax change not so shocking Your shout Readers' queries The College of Law explains the ownership of photographic copyright, now to get a copy of a will, resisting a citizen's arrest, and speed cameras and human rights Find your bearings A taste of your own medicine Lawyer of the week Picture Gallery Lawboard@thetimes. co. uk Hailsham Chambers Stone Chambers Head of Commercial Property-Hampshire CV and brief covering letter to Paralaw Ltd Sign here to declare love for a colleague Lawdiary@thetimes. co. uk Tradingplaces@thetimes. co. uk Queen's Counsel Office of Fair Trading JM The Times
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