News from 12/12/2007
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Gráinne Gilmore, Andrew Robson, Amanda Andrews, Gabriele Marcotti, Phil Yates, Tony Halpin Moscow Correspondent, Jeremy Austin, Andrew Billen, Alexandra Frean, Tom Dyckhoff, Tony Boullemier, Gary Duncan, Amanda Ursell, Magnus Linklater, Peter Lansley, Robert Lindsay, James Rossiter Property Correspondent, David Rose, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Cath Janes, Carol Midgley, Christine Seib, David Chater, James Bone, James Ducker, Penny Wark, Clive Davis, Elizabeth Judge, John Kenny, Rosalind Renshaw, Gabrielle Starkey, Carl Mortished, Patrick Kidd, Will Pavia, Dr Jonathan Williams, Sam Marlowe, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Martin Samuel Chief Football Correspondent, Phil Taylor, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, Robin Pagnamenta, Noel Falconer, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Rob Crilly, Deborah Haynes, John Bull, Jack Malvern, Tom Bawden, Dominic Walsh, Daniel Finkelstein, Rosemary Bennett, Tim Reid, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, L. J. Wright, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Helga Lees, Richard Lloyd Parry, Helen Rumbelow, Greg Hurst, David Charter, Lilly Peel, Susan Thompson, Derwent May, Russell Kempson, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Oliver Kay, Lisa Armstrong, Mark Henderson Science Editor, John Westerby, Tom Baldwin, Ann Treneman, Stephen Blowes General Secretary, Simon de Bruxelles, David Robertson Business Correspondent, Rob Wright, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Jennifer Howze, Alice Olins, Gabriel Rozenberg, Martin Samuel, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Matt Dickinson, Wendy Halanen, Rebecca O'Connor, Sean O'Neill, Kaveh Solhekol, Jeremy Page, Dr Ken Roberts, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, Patrick Hosking, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Roger Boyes, Alwena Lamping, Alistair Fletcher, Monica Seeley, Nick Hasell, Charlotte Moore, Carolyn Asome, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Tony Cascarino, Paul Simons, Joanna Pitman, Philip Webster Political Editor, Sam Coates Chief Political Correspondent, Steve Hawkes, Russell Jenkins, Neil Fisher, Anthony Loyd, Peter Riddell, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Philip Webster, Martin Waller, Olivia Cole, Patrick Foster, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Lydia Hislop, Stephen Dalton, Leo Lewis, Alyson Rudd, Bill Edgar, Richard Morrison, Matt Dickinson Chief Sport Correspondent, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Olav Bjortomt, Nicola Copping, Richard Ford, Simren Kaur, Nick Meo, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Bartle (ret'd), Virginia Matthews,
ResumoIndex Breach of honour Britain abandons 'allies who risked all' Scores of Iraqi interpreters rejected An end to the culture of 'No Ball Games' Police pay revolt Al-Qaeda kills 67 US shares plunge Capello in FA talks Index Online Timesmobile Opinion Times2 Arts Quick find Today's weather The Times One baby in five born to mothers who came from outside Britain Black may lose Lords seat under new Bill More data discs lost Official dies in cold U-turn on sight drug Abuse claims review Filipina bride 'confesses' to Baptist minister's murder His body was found, beaten and badly burnt Police believe that his wife hired two hitmen Boodles Police chiefs and MPs join revolt as Smith digs in over pay dispute Chief Constable fears unofficial protests Home Secretary cites decade of pay increases Muslims have duty 'as a community' to beat extremism Starting pay for PCs Pugh 'Give councils power to sack police chiefs' Terrorist charges Sellafield bomb find Gateway head leaves Killer's pet mystery Raiders kill 800 ducklings and steal Prince's supply of free-range organic geese Queen of darts enjoys seeing men scoring triple twenties De Beers 'No ball games' culture dropped in favour of playing outdoors Children's Plan Millions to be spent on leisure facilities under ten-year plan 'Broader focus' underpins the setting of age-related targets Tiscali What teachers think Age-by-age breakdown Children's Plan All age groups How Facebook has become a very British way to stay in touch Four in ten people socialise on website Employers fear many are wasting work time Harvey Nichols Minister's new friend turns out to be a thorn in his side Brown accused of lacking the guts to sign European reform treaty in public Prime Minister will miss group ceremony Aides blame his late arrival on a diary clash Minister reveals his doubts over Blair's Iraq weapons dossier 'Shy' donor left red-faced at hair salon London Development Agency Caesarean babies four times more likely to have breathing problems Risk to child greater if operation is planned Early delivery also raises chance of disease Working mums 'are happier than those at home' 'My son has developed asthma' Diabetes drug 'raises heart attack danger' Minister denies solo paramedics are a risk Shops' allergy tests don't help in eczema Drug deal 'could cost NHS millions extra' In the hallowed tradition of Roman Catholics liking … What, mused New York Magazine at the Revolver relaunch … Boots Tory is Grinch that stole Christmas People Sort of festive cheer at the recent Liberal Democrat … Woe betide anyone who asks David Blunkett if he is … Despite Christian Voice losing its attempt to bring … Postscript More David Mamet to hit the London stage, as the Old … " George Harrison and I used to joke, 'ok guys, we've … Picture Gallery Diane-Louise Jordan, the former Blue Peter presenter … What was Rupert Everett like at school? " Troubled, … " My kids believe that any time you go outside the … Canoeist's wife sends plea to family Lawyer issues apology on Anne Darwin's behalf Accused would 'really like to talk to two sons' Etihad Airways IKEA Art of Survival Comment Brown needs to slow down, expand his circle and do less Strictly Come Signing The path to many a treaty is paved with bad intentions Hark! High street retailers whinge Picture Gallery I really don't care if you don't vote Two years old is far too late to start education Joining forces Zero-risk culture Guarding diversity Government must review public sector pay Kosovo minority rights provisions Timesonline The last Napoleon Eastern influence American beauty Ignore the doomsters: Kosovo deserves to be free Required: risk-taking, ballsy and opinionated scientist Report on Iran may scupper future sanctions UN seeking seizure of assets and travel bans Questions remain over Tehran's nuclear plans Timesonline The US report Bank of Ireland Group Man who killed partner was freed from jail early Jonathan Creek actor 'bit tramp's ear' in tussle after friend's funeral 'i shrieked and my eyes watered', said victim Actor admits 'tussle' after drinking too much Inside Track John Lewis Pinter ensures that Britain will be the caretaker of his archive Includes unpublished letters and manuscripts British Library to hold £1.1m collection Unicef Lost collections The Concorde ride takes wing again — for the well-feathered Business plane can fly to New York in 4 hours Bin Laden's brother has placed an order Breitling Public raises its hackles at parties, policies and funding Multiple Display Advertising Items Comment Gnashers fit for the world's biggest feasts L'homme Yvessaintlaurent Dell Family and God keep me going-even if they all think I'm an idiot Archbishop quizzed by teenage journalists He gives his views on gay clergy and abortion Multiple Display Advertising Items Nationwide Old Ayckbourn bang up to date in dark festive comedy First night Theatre Absurd Person Singular Garrick Multiple Display Advertising Items Phone tap evidence 'should be allowed in terrorist asset cases' Legislation may be published in new year Home Secretary asks for views of opposition Poker-face Jacqui unfazed by the wrong facts Woman with cancer killed herself and son Raiders pose as police Girl on conveyor belt DJ likely to be jailed Mental gymnastics Lab rats' red tape Alliance Leicester Turkey Germany Spectre of civil war returns as al-Qaeda suicide bombings kill 67 World Algeria car bombs hit courts and UN offices Terrorists' plan is to ignite renewed conflict Trail of terror WHSmith 'Bomb ship' pirates threaten hostages Minister accused of child abuse (AP): Sextuplet-claim man is jailed (AP): China hits back at Tibet 'lies' (AP): Surfer's double shark attack Sky Muslim fan sues after his team is beaten by a crusader's cross Multiple Display Advertising Items Normal service will not be resumed any time soon Alliance Leicester Multiple Display Advertising Items Nato forces retake town from Taleban (AP): Officials to appeal over rape ruling (Reuters): Former President of Peru sent to jail (AP): Pakistan hails cruise missile test Harrods (Reuters): Gunmen shoot and injure six children in Las Vegas as they get off the bus Heavy petting could leave teen couples at the mercy of child prostitution law Putin the President to become Prime Minister (AFP): Tymoshenko fails in candidacy for PM (Reuters): Leaf-eating survivor (Reuters): Baby thrown to death (AFP): Ebola toll reaches 30 (AP): Pupil dies in shooting (Reuters): Grand prix cab ride (Reuters): Frank tree rescued (AP): At your convenience Act now or face oblivion, warns UN chief Climate change threat 'desperately serious' Negotiations begin on successor to Kyoto The Times ... as he clocks up the air miles White House authorised torture, CIA agent claims Multiple Display Advertising Items The 'technique' Aw gee, just what I wanted - yet another Iraqi silver palm tree. And a cowboy hat Bush's gift list reveals tastes of state visitors No mention for Tony Blair's Burberry jumper Multiple Display Advertising Items Some of the gifts US shares plunge as Fed's quarter-point rate reduction disappoints Dow Jones loses 300 points after sell-off Fed rattles investors with inflation warning Cadbury's gorilla ad gives boost to sales Two vie for Rock Drugs warning CAB attacks lenders Quote of the day UBS chief speaks Business big shot Oil concerns Ups and downs Pandit to lead Citigroup out of sub-prime plight Stock markets BAE hopes to outgun rivals in bidding for Australian defence firm Property being shaken to the foundations Picture Gallery Centurions get marching orders Commodities Doing it in style Stay in touch UK online Currencies Need to know No 1 for Business Results in brief Timesonline Something in the air for Cadbury as gorilla advert sweetens sales Internet marketing set to continue in 2008 Consumers to foot 5% rise in cost of materials Business big shot Winner, Twiggy and that frog CBRE British Energy to extend the life of two of its oldest nuclear reactors to 2016 The Times A curious job ad appears. A large, well-known and privately … City Diary Mystery Royal visitor in Icap's charity day cast City Diary Belfast wants to be part of the big picture City Diary News from a bunch of wrinkly old heavy metallers back … City Diary Pret a Manager, the sandwich chain, has 14 outlets … City Diary David Walton was an economist who died tragically young, … City Diary Picture Gallery Lenders come under attack for 'irresponsible' mortgage policies Citizens Advice says repossessions on rise Loan providers claim report is simplistic Aberdeen eyes ailing commercial property market Tory leader urges help for homeowners facing sharp payment rise Race for Rock down to two as Cerberus drops out of running Hp Inquiry conclusions on Sky's ITV stake are expected soon OFT attack on drugs distribution deals 'Significant risk' of extra costs to NHS Inquiry ruled out on Pfizer and UniChem Costa goes to Moscow in Whitbread venture Clydesdale Bank The Queen of the Kitten Heel blames tax for sale Dowjones 'Panoramic' Ofcom mobile sector review could lead to cheaper calls Timesmobile FTSE 100 list faces biggest upheaval since dot-com days Northern Rock and DSG among seven to go Thomas Cook joins the blue-chip ranks Tesco takes convenient path towards Czech growth with Plus Discount bid Size matters Barclays Shell joins search for green fuel with plan to make diesel from algae Jail-in-UK deal could transform US prosecutions of Britons The Times Weird science Sony chief says 'Shirley Temple effect' kept sales afloat Mittal ready to bid as India puts oil exploration rights up for sale Personal investment by Britain's richest man Cairn discovery sparks rivals' interest Bank of Ireland The Times unit trust information service Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds Action British funds Banks at bay over the colour of money 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 Northern Rock leads a poor day on the FTSE Large caps Small caps Gilts Rumour of the day Whitbread defies talk of a consumer meltdown Laird Group Strong signal Deal of the day Online today Bet of the day SSP Holdings Tiddler to watch Equity Prices " Escape to a dazzling array of over 100 simply stunning … Reader Offers Ltd Court & Social Weather Eye Peter Orton Entrepreneur who built a children's TV empire based on Bob the Builder and other characters Peter Orton, CVO, media entrepreneur, was born on June 17,1943. He died of cancer on December 5,2007, aged 64 John Crook Lives Remembered Andrew Fairbairn Vernon Scannell Major-General Lord Michael Fitzalan-Howard John Baldwin Trade unionist who negotiated a solution to the industrial unrest that crippled large engineering projects in the 1970s John Baldwin, OBE, trade unionist was born on August 15, 1923. He died on November 28, 2007, aged 84 Anthony Frodsham Leader of the engineering employers who fought for the soul of British industry against hardline trade unionists Anthony Frodsham, CBE, director-general, Engineering Employers' Fedaration, 1975-92, was born on September 8, 1919. He died on November 3, 2007, aged 88 Henry Hyde Congressman who led Republican efforts to impeach President Clinton Henry Hyde, American politician, was born on April 18, 1924. He died on November 29, 2007, aged 83 Times obituaries Trustees cannot frustrate family court order Law Report Court of Appeal Freedom of employee to choose his employer Word Watching Court Circular Parade Inns of Court Scholarships Legal news Births Births, Marriages and Deaths Forthcoming Marriages Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Memorial Services In Memoriam - War University News How heavy snow brought disaster to Castlecary Weather Eye Nature Notes On This Day December 12,1792 Winning Move Word Watching Today Weatherquest Bridge Chess Winning move Birthdays Anniversaries Newspapers Support Recycling Christmas Greetings Personals Legal Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items BHA washes hands of any blame for collapse of race-fixing trial Racing Gunn and Scotney get backing from board Independent review of procedures under way Hexham The BHA responds Rugby union Football Failed case cannot derail integrity drive Racing Southwell Kempton Park Racing Fontwell Park Yesterday's results Sedgefield Leicester Course specialists Blinkered first time Southwell Yorkshire Bank Nicky Henderson is leaning towards running Copsale … Nicky Richards has all but ruled Turpin Green out of … All arrows point to the restoration of power for Stoke's world-beater The big interview It's all psychologists and personal trainers, the legend of the oche tells Matt Dickinson as date looms at Palace ... Alexandra that is True Love lost in early engagement to win Cambridge hearts Rowing Royal appointments The big interview Picture Gallery Timesonline Mag1c Numb3rs Jayawardena masterclass exposes weakness in England's strategy Cricket Second Investec Test match Sky Sports 1,4.30am tomorrow Raja Fashions Scoreboard from Colombo Online today Clarke backs rotation to prevent burn-out Delta Dore dismasted Grand Prix extended Matthew makes mark Open exemptions cut Carberry prospers Vickery fights to clear name as Wasps face uncertain fate Rugby union Prop cited for foul play against Clermont Champions under pressure in reverse tie Ben Foden, the promising Sale Sharks full back, will … Grateful Williams punishes Allen for his waywardness Snooker Maplin UK Championship BBC Two, 2pm Blending fact and fiction proves novel approach Christmas books Tommy's Honour Boothroyd rails at 'ridiculous' decision to send Bangura home Football Player fails in attempt to win asylum in the UK Watford prepare appeal to Home Office Football Results Pools forecast Cricket Ice hockey Snooker Squash Allen in frame as Brentford part company with Butcher Football Fixtures Other sport Smith ensures that Vale pay maximum penalty Football FA Cup second-round replay Sport Staff: Stewart and Vine revive QPR's spirits The Premier League today How to lose friends and alienate people: Capello gets winning down to a fine art Football England target is 'not a man of the people' Cultured Italian does little to cultivate allies Online today Bully for England ... and an end to being beaten up in the playground Capello jets in eager to land England deal at £5m a year Football Ferguson and Wenger back Italian's credentials Zola may get key role in new coaching set-up Italian job Lehmann gets rare start as Wenger eyes the weekend Grant favours his tried and tested in quest to preserve momentum Football Champions League Task ahead for English clubs in round of 16 United fans under threat despite bid to curb violence Liverpool save their best for Europe but big guns lie in wait Football Champions League Actionforcharity Online Keep it simple, Rafa, and a great squad will fulfil … Reds on fire Football Champions League 17m reasons to be cheerful The Insider Partners in Chime Times Crossword 23,782 Cricket's hundred years' war is over French polish revives Benítez The Times Inside Matt Dickinson Cricket Index The face The Buddha of superbia Farewell polish and pluck. Hello the natural look The click The art czars and stars feel the heat in updated Bosch Image of the day Modern morals The Times Sam will ignore the festive fare and eat what he eats every other day: Birds Eye potato waffles As part of the Times Christmas Appeal for the Treehouse educational charity, Charlotte Moore describes Christmas with her two autistic children Autism: the disorders and their treatment Left nothing but bewildered Family Secrets A reader describes how her husband left all his money to his sister, and none to her or their daughter. She is still asking why Readers' advice The Times Pass an exam without reading a book — who are you bluffing? 'Scissors' Sentamu v 'Old Beardy' A yawning gap At least the outfits shine The week in fashion The Contestants' costumes in the X Factor have been wonderful in their awfulness. Fashion Editor Lisa Armstrong is transfixed Emma Hope Buy this Get the bag, feed a child Simply the best Beauty jury Some 'hero products' are so good, we stay faithful to them for years. Here, the Times style team — Lisa Armstrong, Carolyn Asome, Nicola Copping and Alice Olins — nominate their personal favourites Vogue Timesonline Hermes I was a fan of the young Princess Anne My life in fashion The transvestite ceramic artist Grayson Perry tells Nicola Copping he loves to dress in frills, lace, leather and rubber — but he also likes a nice headscarf Frazzle-free food Nutrition Amanda Ursell offers a ten-point guide on a plate on ways to combat festive stress Hamleys The king of curves Arts What does an architectural titan do as he approaches 100? He carries on working. Tom Dyckhoff meets Oscar Niemeyer Wicked The master at work: Oscar Niemeyer's tropical icons, from pasta to piety Love, loss and a chocolate sandwich Arts Nick Waplington's camera uncovers society's secret heart, says Joanna Pitman Timesonline Bigotry in black and white First night Theatre Noughts & Crosses Civic Hall, Stratford-upon-Avon Concert Britten Sinfonia/Cooper Queen Elizabeth Hall Pop Gogol Bordello Dome, Brighton Concert BBCSO/Belohlávek Barbican Pop First night All Tomorrow's Parties Butlins, Minehead Multiple Display Advertising Items World music Rodrigo y Gabriela Hammersmith Apollo, W6 Design in a class of its own Crème Working Relationship Jacqueline Duncan, founder of the Inchbald School of Design, and her PA, Charlotte Barnes, talk to Rosalind Renshaw Office dilemma A helping hand through hard times Crème Virginia Matthews reports on a workers' charity, that could offer much-needed financial help to PAs facing hardship Multiple Display Advertising Items Stress busters Multiple Display Advertising Items Digital Choice Today's TV Prime-time digital planner Daytime Sport Daytime highlights Answers from the back page Today's radio Radio Choice Today's TV Viewing Guide Film choice Variations At home with the bin Ladens Last Night's TV Out of the box Puzzles: solve Su Doku or Killer to win an iPod Nano Times2 Crossword No 4396 Polygon Picture Gallery Times2 Quiz Codeword No 118 Multiple Sclerosis Society
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