News from 22/03/2004
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Alan Sykes, Alyn Shipton, Phil Yates, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Leon Rose, James Hlder, Graeme Souness, Andrew Pierce, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Alan B. Shrank Chairman, Peter Lansley, Adam LeBor Central Europe Correspondent, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, William Haines, Martin Richards, Philip Howard, Richard Coleman, Hilary Finch, Arthur Brack, David Chater, Angela Court, James Bone, Lucy Hawking, Alison Kervin, Elizabeth Judge, Gillian Harris Scotland Correspondent, Sam Marlowe, Kevin Eason, Michael Wilford, Gerald Davies, Sam Lister, David Sharrock, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Valerie Elliott, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Gabby Logan, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Jill Dupleix, Rosemary Bennett, Dan Sabbagh, Paul Eavis, Director, Phoebe Greenwood, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Stephen Farrell, Oliver Wright Health Correspondent, Jason Leonard, Colin Jackson, Phil Gordon, Roland Watson, Keith Pike, Richard Lloyd Parry, Charles Bremner, Ron Lewis, Helen Rumbelow, David Alexander, Greg Hurst, Nigel Bowker, Nicholas Wapshott, Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor, Simon Tait, Martin Penner, Russell Kempson, Oliver Kay, Roland Watson and Rosemary Bennett, Ronan McGreevy, John Westerby, Rick Broadbent, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, David Lawrenson, Dominic Casserley, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, John Regis, Raymond Keene, E. P. Greeno, Richard Miles Investment Editor, Matt Dickinson, T. M. Simpson, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Peta Bee, Jeremy Page, Martin Garrod, Chris Campling, John Buston, Russell Hotten, Cathy Harris, John Fordyce, Rebecca Cooke, Helen Nugent, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Roger Boyes, Grid Guide, David Mattin, Catherine Philip and Zahid Hussain, Oliver August, Peter Dixon, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Tony Cascarino, Tom Dart, William Rees-Mogg, Nick Szczepanik, Sian Morgan, Jane Shilling, Tim Hames, Ian Johns, Mike Rosewell, Sam Allardyce, George Caulkin, Peter Heyworth, Anne Hale, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Alan Lee, Walter Gammie, Keith Lodge, Ian Partridge, Allen Robertson, Graham Searjeant, Christopher Irvine, Mark Baldwin, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Aki Riihilahti, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Leo Lewis, Cherry Potter, Richard Morrison, David Powell, Jason Queally, Tony Halpin, Adam Fresco and Daniel McGrory, Alyson Rudd, Bill Edgar, Mark Venables, Randy Cohen, Owen Slot, Terri Apter, Peter Klinger, Alastair Tweedie, Lisa Verrico, Stephen Pollard,
ResumoThegame Iraqis drugged, brainwashed and sent to die for bin Laden NHS bulk-buys private Surgery to cut wait lists French poll rebuff Black Sea rebel Royal 'love child' Skoda The Times Today Whatever happened to that cheerful Charlie? March winds roar in - it must be spring Opposites Attract News & Comment Business The Register Sport Plus www.timesonline.co.uk Kerry protests to Blair over Ulster report Rifkind stokes Tory dissent over Iraq war Blunkett defends race aide BNP in 'crude' Glasgow visit BT New effort to name Byron abbey body In Brief Rare bird Court changes Film funding Fines crackdown Degree without debt? Germany calling German universities have mounted a publicity campaign to woo British and international students to their fee-free degree courses. Tony Halpin reports Why Cornish pasties sell in Berlin Bare bones of crocodile legend fleshed out Picture Gallery Five Go Mad in Prague Trust me plea as ailing Kennedy sweats it out AOL Broadband 'Unlike Ashdown, the rest of us do get ill' Unions' call for elected Lords will show Labour rift ITV director will help to choose BBC's chairman Showing signs of stress or infection Medical Briefing Family bid to exhume 'secret royal love child' DNA could resolve whether one of Queen Victoria's daughters had an illegitimate son, writes Ruth Gledhill Vauxhall Met chief to head Diana inquiry Prince fights to save Smithfield from the chop British Airways Top brain surgeon in the cold over soup Call to extend maternity pay to 7 months In Brief Brainy Scotland Bug increase Rowling's debt Arts and crafts Parents will have to foot bill of they sue schools acas making work work Picture Gallery 'Pool of death' claims its 21st scuba diving victim Immune system discovery could help Aids care Dixons Blast helps to recruit religion teachers Veterans fear chaos on D-Day anniversary Motorists' champion rips out humps and bus lanes Just AA sk freeserve a wanadoo company Jaded commuters share a common dream President's bout of TB 'altered history' Smokers 'suffer faster mental decline' Audi After the Big Apple, we want the big fridge, the big wardrobe, the big TV… How £73m a month goes to the dogs Shopping Assault on Manhattan Afghan fighting erupts after minister killed More than 100 die as factions react to the assassination of warlord's son, Catherine Philp and Zahid Hussain write Rolex Eta ready to talk to Government flybe.com british european Police fail to track al-Qaeda terrorists in Britain Taiwan turmoil as president scrapes in Opposition demands recount and claims electoral fraud after chaotic result, Oliver August in Taipei reports By Our Foreign Staff: Shia cleric warns of break-up of Iraq Alliance Leicester Arch-rival 'supports' Sharon tiny.com Islamists suffer rout in Malaysia election French vent anger by voting for Le Pen Royal Mail UN forces keep fragile peace at Kosovo burials London Royal Albert Hall So what if a plane-load of people must wait for hours, my 'friend' the dictator wants to chat about boats and Verdi The rebellius Adzharian leader had Jeremy Page snatched from the airport for a long-awaited interview Hewlet peckard Development Company egg Hispanics are dividing US, warns academic The Times Gardens Direct The Open University Candidates find truth too risky Green Flag motoring assistance Bush has done a terrible job on terror, says aide Manor Wills Direct Dance CandoCo Touring First Choice The Times Young, free and hunting to be single Pop Sugababes Bournemouth International Centre World music Virginia Rodrigues Queen Elizabeth Hall Concert Florilegium Wigmore Hall Alice Virginia New End, Nw3 Theatre For your next trick, Charles, you could vanish entirely Kennedy's absence from the Budget was political genius. He should do it again You might have thought bin Laden was there. Lib Dems have never had such attention Why are we dressing in Cold War fashions? Because we feel the chill of fear Picture Gallery Adiós amigo: now Blair is the lonely man of Europe One group views Mr Blair as a war criminal, the other as a traitor over Euope. Both are out to get him Opera… it ain't over 'til the gent in black signs Thunderer Going Private The NHS will buy beds to drive up efficiency Germany Calling Britons should take up the chance to study abroad Save Smithfield As to markets, Prince Charles knows his onions The Times Keeping terror in our sights Shortage of affordable housing Arms 'fuelling violence in Kosovo Dangerous species Past Letters to the Editor A Selection of Correspondence from our Archives Odd Welcome to Britain Need for sport funding in UK Not so fast Etiquette on toast Too quick off the mark The Weather The Times Crossword 22.618 Weathercall Expedia. co. uk Corporate Profile Tax rises 'inevitable' Briefing Bannhatyne limbers up Wal-Mart still largest firm Microsoft 'In Time talks' EasyJet signs contract Belgacom oversubscribed BA faces pensions block How the Week Finished In Business Today: Shell faces pressure to shed more executives Insurers and union link to attack cap on charges Baltimore row deepens High Performers Prejudice hits workers' hopes Direct Line Juliana Business Editor Need to Know Global Business Briefing The Times Free Guide Stop Press Ealking Points Data Day Look Ahead How to achieve Wal-Mart productivity in UK plc Economic Agenda French state in talks to rescue Alstom eurostar Crunch times as Tokyo Prepares to show yen line Highgate's mock MPC wins economics prize Roll Call of Top Teams Labour to get double warning on digital timetable Rich rewards of a simole olan and 9,000 paying pubs Corporate Profile St. James Place Who's who in the Boardroom MmO2 fights for BT deal The Company in Detail Scramble for Belgacom History Banking & Finance Chase Children's Hospice Service Debate Anniversaries RGT: Bbrthdays Who Wrote this? Queen Juliana of the Netherlands Monarch who realxed the style of life at court and overcame family embarrassments to becomea dearly loved matriarch Bill Elliott One of the leading academic criminal lawyers of his generation who enjoyed a long asociation whit Newcastle University Court & Social Mercedes McCambridge Chain-smoking, hard-drinking actress who fearuted in All the King's Men and The Exorcist Personal Column Lives in Brief Reader Offers Ltd Word Games debate@thetimes. co. uk Debate the issues of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Questions of Sport Which horses would make the top ten list of chasers? Is Arkle still considered the best? DJM: Nature Notes From Our Correspondent: Mr Stonehouse Facing 15 Charges Which Composer is this? Prize Quiz News Quiz Word Watching Daily Life March 22,1926 Questions Answered Court Circular Forthcoming Marriages Dinner Appointment University News Church News Answers HSBC's Welsh venture breaks new ground in arts sponsorship Notebook Arts The vivid life of Leicester's comedy Briefing No Title Treasury's refusal is bad news for nation Montoya frustrated The Results Service In Sport Today Serving notice of tax inquiry Court of Session Law Report Counsel should speak on extended licences Court of Appeal Fixtures No stay in mediation case Chancery Division England grind it out Reluctant Wells wins singles title Magic of McNish Peycheva ban Beachill on song Bray's big test Mersey double Masterful Male Savill maintains pressure on exchanges Aintree set to provide race for return of Best Mate Wetherby Yesterday's Results Saturday's Details Wolverhampton Leaders in the Jumps Championships Hereford England dig deep to steady the ship RBS Six Nations Championship England v Wales Lastminute.com Welsh invention stifled by lack of possession Times Test Mature Barkley happy to make his own mark Alison Kervin on the fly half showing he is more thebn simply a 'Jonny Junior' England's feded pomp makes for thrilling viewing RBS Six Nations Championship France in fine fettle for Paris showdown O'Sullivan covets rare triple crown Malone's drop of magic mars Irish party Zurich Premiership Powergen England grateful to old hands for sticking around Cricket Second Test Match Pietersen to stay at Nottinghamshire after settling differences BT Perfect six could take final bow Ice Skating Get Fit, Feel Fit Rowing Bulls' class tells with storming victory over Giants Rugby League Tigers lack confidence as Briers turns screw for Wolves Henman falls Short in the final straight Tennis Winchester's top guns firing Non-League Football Dr Martens League Unibond League Barnet ambitions cropped by wave of departures Ryman League Montgomerie regains his place at top table Golf By Our Sports Staff: Woods sees record hopes sink Nationwide Conference Claridge's goal rescues point Montoya furstrated by Ferrari roadblock Motor Racing Malaysian Grand Prix Results uktv Documentary Grid Guide Kevin Eason on how the Teams Performed at Sepang Emotional Button breaks the mould with first podium finish The Times Offersdirect Clark stays on Olyinpic waiting list despite Rio bravura Modern Pentathlon Bold Audley back with new series of late-night comedy Sport on Television Boxing Dark Blues in control from outset Rowing Higgins wastes no time dispatching Drago Snooker Bekele shatters Kenyan dynasty Athletics By a Correspondent: Brighton stretch clear Basketball Germany dent Olympic hopes Hockey Lewis makes a convincing case for Harrison Cook turns on power to win European title RAC Motoring Services The Game England at pains to forge vital lead Title up for grabs as Six Nations comes down to three Old Speckled Hen Make-Up Call For Better, for Worse Inside Today Opposites Attract Book Extract The Way we Live now Arts T2 is full of exciting features. The Way We Live Now… The Week Ahead Verbatim The Linguistic Remains of the Day Truth about Life at the Coalface a Pitman's Anthology Does Far More to Put the Miners' Strike in Context than 1,000 Synthetically Apoplectic "20 Years on" Articles Obesity Culture Required Reading Double Dating: What Twins Can Tell us about Falling in Love When You Meet that Special Person your Heart Flutters and the Violins Begin to Play-But Scientists Believe There is More to It than that. They are Experimenting with Sets of Twins to Try to Prove that our Bodies "Scan" Potential Partners for the Perfect Geneic Match. Helen Rumbelow Reports Cover Story We Look for a Mate with a Genetic Make-Up that Complements our Own The Ethicist Screen Select I Bought her Frivolously, like a Dress A Horse Can Change your Life. But Somehow Jane Shilling Hust Knew that Molly, the Gawky, Dark- Eyed Mare with the Gangling Legs, was for her Book Extract Fame: The Stage School Version Making It Big Requires Much Hard Work. Is your Child up to the Mark; Asks Lucy Hawking Parents The Times Travel Direct I Hate You, Mum Teenage Girls Argue in Orderto Prove Themselves, Says Terri Apter My Daughter, 3, Began to Stutter after my Second Child was Born Parent Forum The Way we Live now Turn up the Heat with Some Indian Spices, Says Jill Duplex A Quest for the Best: Denim that Fits and Flatters Anti-Fit or Aguilera? Designer or Drainpipe? Bootcut or Britney? The Times Fashion Department Hacks through the Racks in Search of the Perfect Jeans for Every Occasion Fashion Mrs Dippy Heritage Morsels Home. Forum Into the Trenches Slowly Does It Colud Cherries Help You to Diet? Some Researchers Say that Such Slow-Release Foods Jeep Weight under Control. Peta Bee Reports Health The Sexual Dysfunction Association choochoos Antibiotics Return to Help the Smoker On Mature Reflection Interview Appearing in Charlotte Jones's New Play at the Donmar, Sian Philips Refuses to Act Anything but her Age—so that Rules out Cleopatra, She Tells a Disappointed Benedict Nightingale Arts The Magic of the Violin Entertainments The Times Red Hot Chili Peppers The Condensed Sian Phillips A Wintry Conscience Theatre Orwell's Ever-Relevant Homage to Catalonia is Coming to the Stage in Leeds, Says Ian Johns We Still Respond to his Clarity about Power and Corruption The String Theory The Venerable Art of Violin-Making is Going on Show in London. Hilary Finch Tunes up Arts First Night Reviews Music Ancient and Modern Week Ahead The Times Travel Direct Bridge Games Chess Winning Move Cable, Digital and Satellite Radio Choice Radio Newspapers Support Recycling Choice Films Cable, digital and satellite listings on The First Part of Gunpowder, Treason and Plot was Poor, but the Second was a Genuinely Powerful and Intriguing Drama, Says Paul Hoggart TV Review BBC One No Title Today's Televison T2 Crossword No 3232 Viewing Guide The Times The Writers Bureau Hanging in There Waxing Lyrical Every Kice. Every Pass. Every Tackle. Every save:… Passes to Ashes Ground-Hop Pay Garry Logan the Money Game Sam Allardyce Aki… Bottomcorner Bridge-Burning Has to Shop Make-Up Call for Beautiful Game Tony Cascarion makes a belated search for his femining side and is left with the scars to prove it—courtesy of his wife The Story Waxing to Prevent Waning Marrianges of Convenience The bond between a club and manager takes many forms, for better or worse Scattering of Support given Free Admission Nick Szczepanik on the clubs willing to provide a last resting place for their fans The Supporters Supporting You Evermore Red Adair of Elland Road prepares for next mission The News Sky Sports Sponsors will not lose shirt by backing cost-effective Arsenal The Money Game Tom Dart joins some fans as they pursue their peculiar fetish The Record Grounds for Wenger Can Do the Treble Sam Allardyce regretws that two English sides cannot reach European Cup last four The Manager Arsenal Get the Jitters The codemaster software company ltd Ranieri's Gladiators Still Standing Strong Robson Signs up for Another Go Barclaycard Premiership Barclaycard Premiership United's Faith Restored for Tasks Ahead Houllier Just above Trapdoor Portsmouth Finally Gain their Revenge The Games Barclaycard Premiership Clarks life's one long catwalk Leicester Show Resilient Form Stead Calms Souness down Barclaycard Premiership McClaren's Men Spring to Life Crewe Alexandra Nationwide League First Division McCarthy Sets his Sights High Millwall Take High Ground Nationwide League First Division Peschisolido Fells Forest Nationwide 1 Blackpool Rock Win for new Brentford manner while Bristol City lose but stay in touch at top Nationwide League Second Division Times Online Barclaycard Premiership Hibs Go down Kicking Bank of Scotland Premierleague Old Firm sides score four apiece but Rangers fail to put a dent in Celtic's lead Bank of Scotland The Statistics The Continent Real Rocked by Dismal Run The Times Mortgage Service BT Buy Lines Extra Time Give us an R, Give us a Double I ... Aki Rihilahti considers the significance of fans' chants and the pecullar difflculty some name create for those who join in Paper round The Daily Fix Bill Edgar's Guide to the Best on the Box The Alternative Premiership Fixtures Nationwide Conference Sky Sports
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