News from 31/01/2000
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Marion McGilvary, Phil Yates, Tom Cahill, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Leonard Tivey, Catherine Riley, DJM, Paula Radcliffe, Rob Hughes, Barry Trowbridge, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Paul Hoggart, Claire McDonald, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, Gavin Lumsden, Robert Lea, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Hilary Finch, James Bone, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Clive Davis, Uri Geller, Ian Cundell, Oliver Holt Football Correspondent, Srikumar Sen, Mr & Mrs Tony Marks, Gillian Harris Scotland Correspondent, James Landale, Political Correspondent, Edward Hay, David Robinson and Perry Cleveland-Peck, Sally Brock, Bridge Correspondent, Oliver A. W. Lodge, Gerald Davies, Philip Webster and Christopher Walker, Alastair Campbell, Antonia Senior, Stanley Henig, Christopher Davis, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Graham Whitehead, BT Advanced Concept Manager, Arthur Leathley, Aviation Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Gary Jacob, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Alix Ramsay Tennis Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Jonathan Gornall, Steven Lancaster, Libby Purves, Alan Hamilton, Mark Inglefield, Rodney Milnes, John Potter, Alice Lagnado, Renato Bucci, Ian Hughes, Roger Tredre, Keith Pike, Barry Kosmin, Executive Director, Joe Campbell, President, Peter Barnard, David Charter, Norman de Mesquita, Paula Hawkins, Russell Kempson, Daniel McGrory, Michael J. Hendrie Astronomy Correspondent, Paul Durman, Catherine Ayers, Lisa Armstrong, Tom Baldwin, Anna Söderblom, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, John de Chastelain, John Hopkins, Geoffrey Dean, Stuart Miles, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Sean MacAulay, Matt Dickinson, Victoria Walker, Alison Kervin Rugby Editor, Alix Ramsay, Paul Denza, Imogen Edwards-Jones, Carl Mortished, International Business Editor, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, D. Donald Muir, Mick Hume, Tony Patrick and Louise Godfrey, Roger Boyes, Richard Fraser, Emily Davies, Nick Hasell, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Stewart Tendler, Anna Davis, Adam Sage and Carl Mortished, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Roger Bootle, Jennifer O'Neill, Ben Hammersley, John Allison, William Rees-Mogg, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Alan Copps, Christopher Walker, Linus Gregoriadis, Gerald Larner, Paul McCann Media Correspondent, Kevin McCarra, Doug Fenner, David Roberts, Sean Hargrave, George Caulkin, Chris McGrath, Tim Wapshott, Alan Lee, Christopher Irvine and Martin Richards, Jonathan Shepherd Professor, Walter Gammie, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ian Brodie, Tony Dawe, John Graham-Hart, Philip Webster, Richard Miles, Lea Paterson, Lisa Verrico, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, Alan Copps Interface Editor, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, David Powell, Bill Edgar, Alyson Rudd, Patrick Duffy, Tom Baldwin Deputy Political Editor, Alasdair Murray, Allan Hall, Foanna Coles, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, David Lister and Philip Webster, Frances Barber, N. P. E. Wheeler, Mary Oldham, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine, Susan Emmett,
ResumoDefence Minister quits Key Blair loyalist attacks Labour Party's middle-class bias Concorde safety scare The Great Escape Internet gives Latin lovers a new lease Why the family lives on Bank chief backs Brown Vodafone boost Knockout blow Europe's far right warning Local Tories spurn Hague cash appeal Virgin direct Dine out on The Times with your friends Today in The Times 2 Sport 3 Features Arts, TV Bank of Scotland The decline of Blair's bruiser Tom Baldwin charts the career of Peter Kilfoyle, new Labour's 'number man' MPs 'on another planet' Mowlam a 'victim of whispering campaign' Prime Health Child sex abuse victims to sue News in Brief Hospital error Fatal deception Divine delay More prisons A 'joy' is born Baby warning Net spending EU beef aid Jubilant Tyson kisses Britain goodbye Teddy bears it well as Lego is named the top toy Peugeot 206 Stars turn to Greene for film jealousy By a Correspondent: World Cup row as SNP duo back Germany MP in sword attack calls for bodyguards Halifax Kumon Maths Dyke may give up business roles Concorde hit by two scares within 24 hrs Actress salutes magic of words The Open University PC World Countess watches St Moritz polo on ice Bristol breaks Oxbridge law hold IRA taken to the wire on giving up arms Army rifles destroyed Drop of what you fancy does baby no harm Medical Briefing Royal Mail Killer escapes life after files are lost News in Brief Killer bug to be studied Psychiatrist suspended Eagles in comeback Pensioner set free 20,000 make waves BT Global deal agreed on GM food Deep freeze takes the heat out of Davos demonstrations Newcastle Building Society Star goes to bat for home run E2 The ultimate telephone system for small businesses? Britain asks US to widen defence system Concert Police consider fraud inquiry into TransTec David Lister and Philip Webster report on Geoffrey Robinson's latest troubles Cash pledge for Section 28 Tiny Ministers prepare to demand 30% cut in price of cars The Cooperative Bank This Week in Parliament Brown finds ally in Duisenberg President of European Central Bank has come to the Chancellor's aid, writes Philip Webster Lessons on how to grin endlessly, whatever the cares of high office British Airways Virgin mobile Byers in row on wage rates Kohl blames funds row on spy agencies Psychiatrists lay bare the secrets of defiant ex-Chancellor Inside Germeny BT Craxi 's heirs defend his name Cheltenham & Gloucester By our Foreign Staff: Plane hits sea with 179 aboard Villagers stay fearless as Russians attack The Harley Medical Group Haider shrugs off fears over Right's triumph Fujitsu Computers Siemens Neo-Nazi protest shocks Berlin Abortion issue spills over to Gore campaign US 2000 Election Halifax Bush takes the lead on ladies' day Police kill colleague by mistake Somak Holidays Bank of Scotland (AFP): Opposition gears up to unseat Mugabe World in Brief (AFP): Princess flees blaze (Reuters): Making their point (AFP): MacAbre discovery Militia chief killed (Reuters): Gandhi held at march Spy computer failure A man more spinned against than spinning Alastair Campbell: Don't blame me when journalists invent stories When a crush can mean something else Alisdair Greg Dyke's task is to maintain a national… Dial-a-Phone Ltd Putting them out of arms way Centre of Attention: Stay right where you are, Gordon The Chancellor needs to stay to face awkward decisions on tax 'No matter which of the candidates wins this embarrassing debacle in London, in terms of democratic debate, mayor means less' Can't work, won't work Whatever Dyke's plans are for the Bbc, he hasn't got the money No zone layer The Times Diary Translation, Please The euro is neither vital, nor vital to Britain War, Oil and Borders Chechen anxieties for Russia's Caucasian neighbours Latin Online Welcome back Mr Chips Craxi's 'tainted dream' Letters to the Editor that are intended for… Cause for hope on crime statistics Who should sit in the new House? Labour 'smokescreens' Whitbread Prize Burns maligned Bacteria in milk Dome is gobbling charity funds Historic records Fare's fair Court Circular School news Mr Clifford Harker Personal Column The night sky in February Birthdays Anniversaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Forthcoming marriages Marriages Memorial service Nature notes Multiple Display Advertising Items Acorn Stairlifts Gad Rausing Gad Rausing, Swedish packaging billionaire, died on January 28 aged 77, He was born on May 19,1922 Irving Rapper Irving Rapper, film director, died on December 20 in Los Angeles aged 95. He was born in London on January 16,1904 Lives in Brief A Sign of our Times With millions of people on the dole after the Wall Street Crush of 1929, the message of this stage adaptation of Water Greenwood's novel was clear and urgent Professor Harold Jenkins Professor Harold Jenkins, FBA, literary scholar, died on January 4 aged 90. He was born on July 19,1909 Capitalisation, week's change AXA Direct Inmarsat plans flotation to broaden horizons Net pact for Vodafone and Vivendi Lafarge has Blue Circle in its sights Bug warning over pension reform Computers could derail stakeholder plan, says industry Dorling in talks with Freeserve Small fry takes away quality training award Scottish banks expected to lift NatWest bids Share offer ML set to pick up Cobra for £15m All Nippon Airways Trying to postpone the inevitable Biotech concern at Evans remarks Pinky and Perky's new lease of life City's legal aid fear is queried Video Networks licensing deals Portman Building Society Barclaycard Bairstow out to fight ruling on QMH US rates in spotlight Economic Outlook Results and Statistics Business Focus Strength of sterling hits Corus Companies Internet millionaire with a difference What the Sunday Papers Say Dealmaker leading from the front Patience Wheatcroft talks to the man charged with ensuring Goldman Sachs strengthens its grip on an ever-shrinking world Globix CNBC The Pound Change on Week Stock Market Exchange Rates The Royal Bank of Scotland Mannesmann News Business Sport The Times Crossword No 21,326 Victorian who inspired the rescue of a city Tangerine Times 3 Forecast The Times Opinion Comment Letters Obituaries Carbone cuts down Leeds Life's just grand, for Agassi Keegan's planning hit by Premiership date What next for Tyson? England win as Ealham strikes Ebookers. com Times Lee loses out to nerveless Higgins Snooker Sport in Brief Ealham swings England back into contention Kent all-rounder's record haul brings swift revene over Zimbabwe Scoreboard from Kimberley Gourlay stays the pace Bowls Thornhill cut down Eagles Rugby League By a Correspondent: Britain remain unbeaten Hockey Westwood quick off the mark Golf Britain's bid still lacking a venue Athletics Gardener closes in on Greene Resolute Chelsea ride Cup storm FA Cup: Two sent off as fifth-round tie proves bridge too far for Leicester The next Time You Listen to 'the Sports… No disguising Fulham failure Robson left feeling mugged by late punch FA Carling Premiership Saunders responds to Scally's ambition FA Cup: Gillingham claim second Premiership scalp to reach quarter-finals for first time William Hill Preston shown direct way to fulfil dreams Bolton given official reprieve Charlton find effective cure for fear of heights Claridge profits from treble chance Nationwide League: Barnsley's Promotion Ambitions Suffer Severe Dent at Fratton Park Quashie guides Forest Stoke thrive in cooler climate Realistic Molby sets out requirements League Round-Up Cheltenham's stature grows Ipswich marking time Coppell obliged to bank on survival instincts By our Sports Staff: Rushden player dies in crash Doncaster preserve advantage Sky digital Wasps go forward in defence Tetley's Bitter Cup: Logan plays key role in Newcastle defeat Sale pay heavy price for Greening's lapse Manchester visit holders Quarter-Finals Barnes maintains his poise under pressure Darlington bow out with heads held high Best hits out at price of victory Leek misses prize by inches Tetley's Bitter Cup: Late heartbreak for brave Saracens Gloucester show power in reserve Going back to old times Manchester muscle into the spotlight Legal & Public Notices Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Taking eye off the ball for good of Wales Gerald Davies on the difficulties of his role in Graham Henry's national trials Prestige Group UK Plc Fifth round First Division Scotland Tennent's Cup Third round Nationwide Premiership Goalscorers Non-League and National Leagues Pools Check Overseas National Carling Nationwide Scotland Alexander McQueen Love, Affinity, Kinship: Why the Family Lives on However much we talk it down, the family will live on because it fulfils a basic human instinct to be together, says Libby Purves. Here she offers advice to parents worried by their children's behaviour, friends and pastimes Fighting the computer brain Invasion Smoking again 12 Pages of Features, Arts and Fashion Hollywood romance Graduate careers Cheltenham & Gloucester Complete TV and Radio McQueen's back, and he's dynamite Alexandr McQueen talks about suits, coming home and why his next show will go with a bang The Times Fashion diary Bright and brash with a hint of luxury Farewell to dressing down—sharp tailoring and sexy separates mark the menswear 2000 coilections, says Roger Tredre Where there's smoke there's desire A reckless act at a party sent born-again non-smoker Marion McGilvary back into the arms of Marlboro man Britannia A gift for friendship—and the ways to encourage it in children A perfect match strikes no sparks We all love a happy ending, but a happy beginning and middle too? It's all too much for Sean MacAulay Pop Live Gigs: A five-year absence had done Elastica no harm; plus, slamdancing capitalism to death Bank of Scotland Gospel Gospel Explosion Queen Elizabeth Hall The Times Opera & Ballet Oh, what a knight that was Opera: Rodney Milnes is bowled over by Opera North's astonishing Falstaff in Leeds Concert LSO/Boulez Barbican Hall Opera & Ballet Theatre Tokens Opera The Magic Flute Coliseum Taking a Bash at the boards Theater: Imogen Edward-Jones meets Matthew Lillad, the Almedia's latest recruit from the silver screen Love hurts, life hurts, Hurt hurts Theater: In Krapp's Last Tape John Hurt gets as close to Beckett as it's possible to get—he even looks like him—and Benedict Nightingale is moved The Times The Times We've just the job for you The jobseeker's allowance is not that easy to get your hands on, as Catherine Ayers found to her cost The Times 'A complete change of lifestyle' I'm here for the books Experience Debenhams Metropolitan Police Multiple Display Advertising Items ASR CSC Gabbitas Industry Solution OnLine Fletcher Schlaefli Media Graduate? The Times It goes to show - there's no news like Newsnight Choice Satellite, Cable and Digital Radio Choice Radio BBC1 Today's Choice Today's Films ITV Variations Word-Watching Rugby Union Guide to the Week Ahead For the Record Cricket Hockey Snow Reports Quickfird Tyson good for a few dollars more Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, sees troubled former champion prove he is not a spent force Warren battles over Paris match Agassi finds winning ticket easy to choose Tennis Bracknell build on storming display Ice Hockey Cup rivals go back to the future Davenport towers over Hingis in every sense Saturday's Racing Results Pillar winner stands up to examination Racing Commentary Plumpton Course Specialists Rapid Raceline Leaders in the National Hunt Championships Meeting Points Sky is the limit as Super 12 looks at options Taunton Southwell Course Specialists Murphy's support is pulled Shorts Terrified by tender moment It is not stretching a point to say flexibility can be a matter of life or death Downhill all the way for this impractical interloper Fit to Play For about a year I have had trouble with my Achilles tendon, where I experience a burning sensation whenever I play football or tennis. I Paula Radclbffe Matthew Pryor shapes up with… Raise of Spaceman and The Don Two British amateur golfers are taking the US collegiate circuit by storm Bridge Keene on Chess Winning Move The Times England's cricket selections Middlesex move County crisis Sexism in golf Keegan's salary Latin passion rekindles our Cup romance Exquisite hat-trick from Carbone allows hearts and voices to soar at Villa Park Times Tow Crossword Roll up for the freak show—but who are the freaks? And so to Bed Shamed by our attraction to this anti-hero Oracle I was a secret day trader Contents Hi-Grade The world on a platter Sun fights Microsoft with free software deal Computer tests our detectives Stewart Tendler on a program to sharpen up crime-busting skills AOL software and the upgrade of death America Online is taking over, says Nigel Powell, and nobody is safe, First it was Time Warner, now it's your computer Netcom AOL software and the upgrade of death BT Wap: it's here but hold The Operators who Can Connect You Mobile Lets You Swipe a Credit Card to Order Goods Virgin Simplynames Day trading in the dark Ever considered a dabble on the stock market? Nigel Powell tried but decided to stick with his day job Web helps to share the market wealth Comment A flutter from your PC Online Investment Advice Too much of an easy ride Ctrl P com Strap yourself in Tim Wapshott, software editor, on Gran Turismo 2 Top Ten All Formats/playstation top Ten Fast and furious BT A movable feast More and more people are spending at least some of their time working from home, in small offices or on the move. To introduce our new section devoted to this trend and the technology that makes it possible, Alan Copps talks to a consultant helping people to strike a balance between the demands of work and home Making the country cool No Title Our home life is good business BT Highs and lows on the road Jargon Buster Wouldn't you rather stay at home? Future Trend BT Teletalk Science teacher without a beard EFax. com Extra gloss on the news ViaPage Snap judgments Quick Bites Absolute Beginners Watch where the money goes and prepare for future bills Just out of body not out of their minds Master the simple art of scanning The third of four extracts of How to do Just About Anything on a Computer—running in full on our website One. 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