News from 07/08/2007
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, David Elliott Chief Executive, Hilary Benn, Vernon Murphy, Robert Dawson Scott, David Brown, Tom Dyckhoff, David Aaronovitch, Gary Duncan, Nicholas Todd, Robert Lindsay, Philip Howard, Simon Cambers, Katie Scott, Hilary Finch, David Lister Scotland Correspondent, Christine Seib, David Chater, Ben Hoyle Arts Reporter, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, E. Austin Hilditch, Gabrielle Starkey, Patrick Kidd, Will Pavia, William Hague, James Hider, Kevin Eason, Philip Parkin General Secretary, Geoff Brown, Lucy Bannerman, Joe Joseph, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Tom Murphy, Katharine Newman, Mike Wade, Richard Wyld, Siobhan Kennedy, H. A. Glover, Deborah Haynes, Jack Malvern, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, Gary Jacob, Victoria Segal, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, David Sharrock Ireland Correspondent, Rhys Blakely, Charles Bremner, Greg Hurst, David Charter, Richard Susskind, R. K. Headland, Jeffrey Lloyd, Derwent May, Suzy Jagger, Oliver Kay, Rob Wright, Neville Taylor, Edward Gorman Motor Racing Correspondent, Martin Samuel, Tim Mickleburgh, Raymond Keene, Lewis Smith, Matthew Pryor, Matt Dickinson, Matt Hughes, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, Sean O'Neill, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Page, Bronwen Maddox, Richard Owen, Omotola Akerele, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, Francesca Steele, David Terry, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Rosemary Bennett Social Affairs Correspondent, Steve Gledhill, Paul Simons, Julian Muscat, Adam Fresco, Philippa King, Kevin Maher, Nick Szczepanik, Dearbáil Jordan, Joe Ware, Steve Hawkes, Patrick Hosking Business Editor, Dominic Maxwell, Alice Fordham, Hazel Wright, Graeme Fraser, Fay Weldon, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Vivian Clark, Richard Beeston, Ben Webster, David Sanderson, Martin Waller, Patrick Foster, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Stephen Dalton, Richard Morrison, Frances Gibb, Michael Evans, Olav Bjortomt, Robbie Millen, Miles Costello, Nicola Copping, David Robertson, Michael Hussey, Lisa Verrico, Professor Lynn Davies, Stephen Pollard,
ResumoIndex Abandoned - the 91 Iraqis who risked all No special treatment for key staff in Basra Interpreters face torture and murder Another suspected foot-and-mouth case Heathrow woes Law Fat cats suffer Old guard may return Self-portrait of a schizophrenic Timesonline Times2 Edinburgh Opinion Quick find Today's weather The Times Thousands more are stopped and searched after car bomb plot Civil liberty groups object to 'intrusion' Watchdog says power should be used sparingly Few search arrests Hitler's 'record collection' turns up in attic of a dead Russian soldier Favourite musicians included Jews and Slavs Officer said he took discs from Chancellery A cultivated taste that went for very best Führer's favourites Hiscox New foot-and-mouth outbreak is suspected inside protection zone Vaccinations ordered from firm being blamed EU export ban puts Britain in quarantine Carcasses were driven for 80 miles Virus breakdown Paedophile found dead in woods was on holiday near Madeleine He killed himself after abducting another girl Police find traces of blood in resort bedroom Vogue Interpreters beg for asylum as militants show them no mercy Britain has rebuffed appeals from Iraqis who risked their lives helping the Army. Deborah Haynes reports from Basra Danger money 'If we stay when the British troops pull out, then the militia will kill us' Ba Penelope Keith accused of arrogance over plan to build a village 'eyesore' Actress 'behaving like one of her TV characters Café will be aesthetic disaster, locals claim Noisy Bond girl faces court challenge from neighbours British Gas Volkswagen How cats that got the cream are now afflicted by diabetes Study finds growing number of unfit pets Illness more common among neutered males Fighting the feline flab Exercise Pugh Glaucoma linked to Alzheimer's disease Bigamist avoids jail Devolve tax call Welfare plan dropped Correction Daniel Radcliffe learns to juggle on the set of My Boy Jack, an ITV drama in which he plays Rudyard Kipling's son — an apparent devotee of high-waisted trousers Rumours of a great white shark off the Cornish coast … What tracks has Courtney Love, Kurt Cobain's mercurial Postscript If it's not yoga, macrobiotics or blubbing at the Oscar Fifteen years after Sinead O'Connor, the shaven-headed Ex-spook takes on Icke's mantle People People is delighted, and slightly envious, to hear … Father Christmas will be pulling into Harrods on a … Pensioners frustrated by the lack of opportunities … Airbus Keith Richards has finally decided to put the record … Kiefer Sutherland — best known for playing Jack Bauer, Edinburgh performers are advised to lock their dressing Baby milk company is accused of breaching advertising ban Article with model praised bottle feeding Charities join forces to take legal action CCTV footage of missing teenager released by police History is at 'risk of disappearing' as students take the softer options Multiple Display Advertising Items Fugitive arrested in Spain after four years on the run Grandfather dies after saving girl by lifting her above incoming tide HSBC Do the Right Thing Britain must not abandon its bravest allies in Iraq Sleeping Sickness State sequestration of dormant bank deposits sets a troubling precedent Fat Cats Felines pampered into plumpness risk an early diabetes-induced demise Show me a bank with backbone Picture Gallery Are ours the world's least safe airports? Some modest green advice: engage brain before eating Tube action needed Footprint's carbon Restrict home loans Learner drivers Finding the real culprit for foot-and-mouth Teachers need criticism not abuse Timesonline Helping Heathrow British culture Whose North Pole? First and last May contain nuts The lessons of history? That's a lot of bunk A definitive guide to why you must have a vote on Europe Heathrow is defeated in its attempt to ban environmental campaigners Injunction is granted against just 3 protesters Judge gives go-ahead to climate camp action Ryanair drops '1p flight' before it is outlawed by EU Trooper acquitted of raping girl, 17, in park Gay lover sentenced Statins for children Jailed for murder plot Wind farm go-ahead Life's ups and downs Murder suspect named at Jessie's inquest Victim was named as member of a rival gang Witness suggests that it led to his shooting Gangster who kept arsenal of weapons sent to prison Expedia. co. uk Ministers knew migrant centre risks Search for escaped detainees scaled down Facility 'unsuitable' for foreign prisoners Multiple Display Advertising Items Troublespot Music is too subversive for the new South Africa, says apartheid hero A tortuous route, but a richly rewarding journey First night Theatre Damascus Traverse, Edinburgh Dr Johnson revival shows that old jokes really are best Home Information Pack Italy Talks lay the groundwork for a Palestinian state United States Brothers in arms who refuse to be separated by promise of amnesty Fatah fighter could face deadly dilemma High take-up rate for Israeli truce offer Multiple Display Advertising Items Wine shortage feared as heat takes its toll It was all plain sailing for Sarkozy — until he spotted the boatload of photographers French President confronts press pack Opposition complain of image-management Armed Riviera gang steal famous paintings 'to order' Progress, of a sort, that the two leaders are talking Multiple Display Advertising Items AP, AFP: Mine collapse mistaken for earthquake (Reuters): Pencil in woman's skull for 55 years (Reuters): Hollywood wants story of HIV medics (EPA): And the bride wore . . . face paint Inside Track (AP): Peace pledge as victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are remembered Churchill's Cabinets Train drivers threaten to derail the Merkel miracle National strike in call for 31 per cent wage rise Timing may scupper privatisation plans Trunks call Intunegroup Hitting the buffers (AFP): Darfur rebels agree on peace talks issues (AP): Killer confesses (AP): Eta demands funds (AFP): Women kick off (Reuters): Blind spot The Times Humble snack seller is exposed as millionaire property mogul Investment in Heathrow drops as ailing airport's revenue soars Business Capital spending down 15% under new owners Airlines renew calls for action over BAA Dow soars 286 points ahead of Fed meeting Akzo closes in on ICI Greene King purchase Welsh mines reopen Quote of the day Bankruptcy filing Business big shot Fortis vote deals blow to Barclays' ABN Amro bid In a minor key Stock markets Upheaval in world markets undermines hedge fund action plans Put the sub-prime jitters in perspective Picture Gallery Pondering the colour of money Commodities Barclays plays on Multiple Display Advertising Items Currencies Need to know Results in brief Online today Akzo inches closer to takeover of ICI Dulux group agrees to open its books Dutch predator raises its offer to £8.1bn Business big shot . . . but the biggest hurdle may still lie ahead Welsh mines to reopen after 20 years as coal comes back into fashion Move triggered by rising world prices Energybuild shares rise on AIM debut The Times Greene King buys seafood chain Loch Fyne for £70m Alba sells leisure arm to buyout group SkyePharma setback (Reuters): Deadline for Dobbies Sizing up Esporta (Reuters): Securitas purchase Entrepreneurs muscled out and held back under Labour, say academics EMI still in a minor key but new owner upbeat on recovery In charts Media Planet Retailers caught between rock and a hard place as rain and rates take toll Emerald Tasty result at Little Chef City Diary Thanks for all your BAA/Gatwick/Heathrow horror s City Diary Some things are too orange to be believed City Diary The latest in a series of preposterously useless objects that would never have been offered for sale if it wasn't for the internet Picture Gallery I am not sure Amazon has quite got the hang of this … City Diary Deutsche and JPMorgan hit by sub-prime crisis as lender falls Aer Lingus crosses the border to fly from Belfast The Times (Reuters): Infineon chief fired after three months Novartis loses appeal New role for Nardelli Barneys bidding war (Reuters): Impregilo seizure The Times unit trust information service Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds The Times British funds Culture clash on the horizon as Wal-Mart comes to India Multiple Display Advertising Items Wall Street London Financial Futures Major indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money rates % Sterling spot and forward rates FTSE volumes European money deposits % Gold/precious metals Dollar rates Other sterling Exchange rates Standard Life buoyed by Friends bid rumour Large caps Small caps Gilts Rumour of the day F&C showing signs of hope with first-time profit SkyePharma Deal of the day Chrysalis Bet of the day Tiddler to watch Equity Prices BiE Interim Executive Reader Offers Chess Ron Brown Colourful leftwing Scottish MP whose rebellious nature tested the patience of his party leadership and Parliament Ron Brown, MP for Edinburgh Leith, 1979-92, was born on June 29,1940. He died of liver failure on August 3,2007, aged 67 Weather Eye Brigadier Mike Harvey Register Soldier who displayed heroism in the Korean War and then played a crucial role in the emergence of modern Oman Brigadier Mike Harvey, CBE, MC, veteran of the wars in Korea and Oman, was born on March 28,1923. He died on July 24,2007, aged 84 Lee Hazlewood Singer, songwriter and producer who wrote These Boots are Made for Walkin' for Nancy Sinatra Lee Hazlewood, singer, songwriter and record producer, was born on July 9,1929. He died of renal cancer on August 4,2007, aged 78 Bill Walsh 'The genius' of American football, who led the San Francisco 49ers to three Super Bowl victories Bill Walsh, American football coach, was born on November 30,1931. He died on July 30,2007, aged 75 Lives in Brief Limiting out-of-court statements Law Report Privy Council Word Watching Court Circular Birthdays Anniversaries Births Forthcoming Marriages Deaths Church news To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Latest wills In Memoriam - Private Bridge Chess Winning move Multiple Classified Advertising Items Public Notices Legal Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items Foot-and-mouth may be carried in clouds of dust Weather Eye Nature Notes On This Day August 7,1852 The religious conflicts in Ireland spilt over into Stockport, where Catholic and Protestant gangs staged running battles in the street. The Times expresses its disgust Winning Move Word Watching Weather Weatherquest Sheikh relies on big-money buys to swim against tide Racing Chepstow Motor racing Football Spencer and Moore are ruled out of Shergar Cup Catterick Racing Ripon Yesterday's racing results Newton Abbot Windsor Dettori to ride Authorized at York Carlisle Football Results Cricket Football Fixtures Cricket Course specialists Snooker Tennis Olympians urged to make a stand against China's betrayal of Darfur Special report Beijing 2008 An American speed-skater is organising a campaign of protests, supported by Steven Spielberg, about the genocide in Sudan Butorac hurt by Murray's decision to part company Tennis McLaren may lose Alonso if he cannot work with Hamilton Motor racing Spaniard unhappy not to be the favoured driver Dennis defends 'team values' based on equality White takes 'boring' England to task Rugby union Drivers' dispute goes into overdrive Barrington leads way in elite monopoly Pakistan in a spin Britain on target Pettman advances Mcllroy's silver lining Fisher's milestone Custard man offers Tour cheats plenty to chew over England left in a spot of bother England's bold new Twenty20 vision thrusts domestic stars into spotlight Cricket Schofield completes his return to favour Graveney confirms fresh selection policy PR-speak child's play for Panesar as he ticks all the right boxes The squads All Wright on the night for Sussex fans Fergie was nothing like his 'hairdryer' image . . . until I got drunk on a night out The book In the final extracts from his autobiography, Norman Whiteside reveals how alocohol and anger characterised his last days at United Multiple Display Advertising Items Taunts of 'Judas' drove me to rescue a lost cause and kick lumps out of Liverpool Keys straining at the leash to herald advent of new season Sport on television Timesonline Ballack swayed by Chelsea show of faith as Real step up pursuit Football Midfield player ends speculation over future Mourinho faced with 13-strong casualty list Dead certs Window watch Decent bets Long shots Sunderland and Villa in fight for £9m Gordon Football Dragutinovic back on Newcastle's radar Premier League today Platini fears for future of clubs amid spread of foreign owners Football English game could be on the road to ruin Leeds a grim warning for Premier League Renault Onlinetoday Heinze back to feel full weight of resistance from Ferguson Football Derby accused of tapping-up Betfair backed into a corner The Insider Times Crossword 23,673 Build for the future Rainy days again for Winkelhock as sponsors call tune Campbell set for England recall Club-mate James also in international frame Renewed attempt to coax Carragher back Index The Times Giles Smith Matt Dickinson Index The face The meat in the sandwich? Did you see? No time to quit The click Did you know? Alone again? It must be August Did you hear? Taylor-made for bling Image of the day Modern morals A mountain in my mind Philippa King, who suffers from schizoaffective disorder, captivated times2 readers last year with the power of her writing. Now, as her book is published, she describes how she fights the stigma of mental illness The Times So, been anywhere nice this year…? Viewpoint Hairdressers have come top in a job satisfaction survey (after CEOs). What is the secret of their happiness? Three stylists let us know The Times What have the rich ever done for us? Lots, actually Is constipation too much to stomach? Different in kindness Leave tight trunks to the pros Men Tuesday We can't all be Daniel Craig: so what do you wear to emerge dripping from the sea? Damian Whitworth finds men are keener than ever to look good on the beach Starbucks Coffee Multiple Display Advertising Items I'm still fuming at smokers' antisocial habits A lost generation of souls? First person The Catholic Church's cover-up of child abuse will prove far more costly than the original crimes, says Tom Murphy The ugliest of them all Arts Britain's building boom is creating some monsters. Tom Dyckhoff trembles in the presence of the ten most hideous Comics take a serious turn First night Edinburgh Theatre Breaker Morant Udderbelly Edinburgh Comedy Alex Horne Pleasance Courtyard Owen Powell Pleasance Courtyard Pop The Big Chill Eastnor Castle, Herefordshire Timesonline Pop Isaac Hayes Shepherds Bush Empire, W12 Proms BBC SO/Bychkov NYO/Elder Albert Hall/Radio 3 Multiple Classified Advertising Items In the main paper Proms RPO/Rozhdestvensky Albert Hall/Radio 3 How well behaved are Britain's judges? Dale Simon has spent the past year investigating complaints about judges. Interview: Frances Gibb Queen's Counsel No need to move for overseas travel Times Law Taking the spleen out of splitting up Unmarried couples have few legal rights when they break up — but they soon may have more, write Hazel Wright and Graeme Fraser Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Today's TV Prime-time digital planner Digital Choice Entertainment, Factual and Sport 24-hour listings highlights Answers from back page Today's radio Today's TV The Cosmos: A Beginner's Guide Viewing Guide BBC Two, 7.30pm Jamie at Home Channel 4,8pm Saira Khan's Great Pakistan Adventure BBC Two, 9pm Contraband (1940, b/w) Film choice Channel 4,1.50pm The World is Not Enough (1999) ITV1, 9pm Touch of Evil (1958, b/w) Sky Movies Classics, 9pm Variations Richard is My Boyfriend Channel 4,11.05pm Bad Timing (1980) BBC Two, 11.20pm Claire's Knee (1970) BBC Four, 11.30pm Web video of the day Genealogy TV: what a turn-off Last Night's TV Out of the box Su Doku Challenge Times2 Quiz Times2 Crossword No 4287 Picture Gallery Polygon Codeword No 27 Appeal
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