News from 16/05/2000
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Mark Hayhurst, Alan A. Parrish, Marion McGilvary, Giles Tremlett, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, A. R. Hawkes, L. McCluggage, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Anatole Kaletsky Economics view, Sally Brock, James Moore, Paula Davies, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Robert Thicknesse, Bernard Kaukas, Ivo Tennant, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Dominic Walsh and Raymond Snoddy, Robert Woffinden, Matthew Taylor, Jeremy Kingston, Gillian Harris Scotland Correspondent, Gordon Nurse, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Giles Coren, John O'Leary Education Editor, Viv Richards, Martin Fletcher, Carl Evans, Conal Urquhart, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Marc Cranfield-Adams, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, David Charter Education Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Alix Ramsay Tennis Correspondent, Dr Jane Collins, Ross Dunn, Martin Barrow, Libby Purves, Ray Kennedy, Frankie McGowan, Alan Hamilton, Oliver Wright, Mark Inglefield, Mike Rosewell Rowing Correspondent, Heather Nicholson, Rodney Milnes, Quentin Letts, Richard Hogg Captain, Mike Bradley, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Sierra Leone, Chris Barton, Peter Barnard, Anthea Lawson, Val Sampson, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Fleur Brennan, Russell Kempson, Paul Armstrong, Amber Cowan, Nick Edwards, David Lister, Michael Theodoulou, Jane Campbell, (Co-Director, Hilary Heilbron and Tim Kevan, Matt Dickinson Football Correspondent, Susan Clark, Martin Wargent, Gary Slapper, Adam Sa, Steuart & Francis, Simon de Bruxelles, Martin Goodkind, Geoffrey Dean, Stephen Wood, Adam Jones, Marcus Binney, Tom Baldwin and Christopher Walker, David Robinson, Clive Mathieson, Terry Waite, Peter Kimm, Martin Fletcher and Philip Webster, Jane Kennedy and Paul Boateng, Marcus Binney Architecture Correspondent, Phil Davies, Christopher Walker Chief Ireland Correspondent, Melissa Kite, Chris Ayres Media Business Correspondent, Damian Whitworth, Jon Robins, Nick Hasell, Stewart Tendler, Brian Lightman, Headmaster, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, David Price, Colin Quaife, John Allison, Richard Duce, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, John Cooper, James Doran, Giles Whittell, Philip Webster Political Editor, Michael Hammerton, Alex O'Connell, Ian Johns, Paul McCann Media Correspondent, Nick Speechly, Mark Hodkinson, Michael Hartnack, C. Mark Dixon, Michael Austin, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, John Malpas, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Michael Dynes, Ben Macintyre, Richard Miles, Fraser Nelson, David Maxwell (Consultant respiratory physician), Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Simon Ingram, Ben Macintyre and Nigel Hawkes, Sam Kiley, Vince Wright, Helen Edwards, Chief Executive, Tom Baldwin Deputy Political Editor, Julia Matthews, Susan MacDonald, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Sally Patten, Roland Watson Chief Political Correspondent, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Fraser Nelson Retail Correspondent, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine, Arthur Leathley Transport Correspondent,
ResumoThe Times Shambles of £7bn Eu aid Labour poll lead cut Primary pupils face extra tests to earn teachers a pay rise By The Times Diary: Words worth puts wheel chiefs in a spin Our Foreign Staff: Zimbabwe election date set Shambles of £7bn EU aid Ministers fail to find new name for RUC Boodle & Dunthorne News Compaq Picture Gallery Comment Business Sport The Met. Office No Title Times Plus Law Offers Grudge that ended in death of seven A Bear treat for collectors V. Funky Two-armed bandit's third strike No Title Ofsted admits flaws after suicide No Title Chris Patten is intent on stopping members states… EU nations blamed for aid crisis Delors Cabinet colleague under fire over role in fraud case Picture Gallery EU Aid: The Promise and the Reality Judges go online for rights law Champion the blunder horse Parliamentary Sketch Solicitors could face spot checks News in Brief Tyson plans new fight in Britain Tide turns for the last Dunkirk veterans Blazing success of the sabotage squad Europcar 'It was a miracle we got away' Get up and go Dunkirk Channel 5 rushes to the royal rescue No Title No Title Cities give way to anarchy at night, police tell Straw Sexism goes undercover Picture Gallery Mercedes-Benz Picture Gallery No Title Mercedes-Benz Most refugees genuine, says race watchdog Mercedes-Benz No Title Mandelson tries to calm Unionist fears over RUC We Settle Home Contents Claims on a 'New for Old' Basis Even Clothes Inspection process beset by concern over security By a Correspondent: Felons' club wins battle of the chairs Multiple Display Advertising Items No Title Monitors ready for heated debate Frank Warren cleared of £1.2m VAT swindle Beckham a temple idol Marks and Spencer Financial Services Limited An Engineer. Why Not? Cold Fish film is given icy reception New Tate perfects the art of opening An Engineer. Why Not? No Title No Title Rail safety training 'hit by privatisation' Renault Clio Spot the difference Jet puppy gets editor in trouble Promise Picture Gallery Dead pet could be cloned Europcar Intel No Title Stonehenge left standing by Iron Age village Save thousands of pounds and knock years off your… No Title Save thousands of pounds and knock years off your… Global warming defences will cost billions Save thousands of pounds and knock years off your… Girl died after GP failed to spot her pregnancy Save thousands of pounds and knock years off your mortgage Air France Authors come out of closet with Blair farce Citronën No Title Labour accused of covering up election abuse The Low Cost International Phone Company SAGA Sawyer urges party to respect its roots No Title 'We will not be drawn inot civil war' Sierra Leone: Defence Secretary's statment to the Commons Ban on fur farming contravenes EU law, Tories warn Fur Farming (Prohibition) Bill: second reading Learnfree. co. uk Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency No Title Parliament in Brief No Title Our Foreign Staff: British forces clear about robust rules of engagement Holland & Barrett Direct Holland & Barreett Direct Holland & Barrett Direct Africa in Crisis Holland & Barrett Direct Arms sales Britain could supply weapons Zimbabwe New violence as Mugabe sets date for election South Africa Warders welcome Boesak to prison The Times Ehiopia and Eritrea Addis Ababa revolts over arms ban No Title The Digital Document Company Picture Gallery Africa in Crisis No Title Putin decree raises military rule fears Online shopping Firework blasts kill five Celebrity novelist victim of hoax Law professor trips up over wife's death Picture Gallery Our Foreign Staff: Norway's royal heir loves single mother Picture Gallery Blair baby gets America talking precociously US general accused of Gulf War brutality against Iraqis (AFP): Le Pen in rap row Picture Gallery Icon From Associated Press in Bogotá: 'Collar bomb' kills two in Colombia Students took just minutes to kill 13 The Times Online (Reuters): World in Brief Norway hostages released No Title Palestinians die as Israeli troops fire on police Seat Morgue worker 'killed 90' The Open University No Title Syria set for talks to restart Britain lags behind in war on cance The all-American pleasure that became a deeply despised habit Plusnet No Title Picture Gallery The Times Online Today The World online Whine, few women and too little to sing about The food is indeible, the speeches are dull-no wonder tomorrow's business leaders will give tonight's dinner a miss Mattbew Taylor If the product's faulty, consumers should not be the only ones to get burnt No Title A Drowning Man Clutches at Straws… A pageant to make Old Britain feel good Picture Gallery Cook stew The Times Diary Ulster's Choice There is no room for political brinkmanship this week Jumble in the Jungl A weeik is a long time in Sierra Leone The Last Salute Veterans pass on the Dunkirk Spirit Ways to improve cancer diagnosis Air safety Driver training Letters to the Editor Care charges 'a tax on disability' Early foundation for maths skills Pupil discipline Military casualties Hand of God Letters for publication may be posted, faxed… Driven to distraction Proper celebration of a great occasion Court Circular School news Personal Column New Landmarks on the road to restoration Anniversaries Picture Gallery Birthdays Forthcoming marriages Personal Column Gerald Kingsland Castawy Jouralist iwhose imporbable romantic adventur Multiple Classified Advertising Items Personal Column Jetline Faresav No Title Personal Column Announcements Victor Dortheimer Unsung hero of the Schindler story, who was saved from the Holocaust by his youth, strength, guile and good fortune Picture Gallery Alcoholic Beverages Diversified Industrials Alcoholic Beverages Diversified Industrials Electricity Banks Electronic & Elect Breweries, Pubs & Rest Building Materials Engineering Chemicals Construction Engineering, Vehicles Food Manufacturers Distributors Healthcare Household Gds & Text Diversified Industrials Modest retreat for equities Household Gds & Text Investment Trusts Insurance Leisure & Hotels Investment Trusts Picture Gallery Media Shorts (under 5 years) Retailers, Food Water Retailers, Food Retailers, General Oil & Gas Midia Leisure & Hotels Media Mining Pharmaceuticals Support Services Printing & Paper Oil & Gas Property Retailers, Food Telecommunications Longs (over 15 years) Transport Source FT Information No Title Preussag deal for TTG fuels holiday sector bid talk Lloyd 's accused of hounding investors John Charcol Compass merger plan loses way with investors Business Tech sell-off as rate fears grow No Title Now Cadbury and Danone eye Nabisco Marconi aims to employ 2,000 in wake of Rover No Title Index Stock Market Indices Us Rate London Money Sterling Dollar North Sea Oil Gold No Title Thomson takeover is no cloud on holidaymakers' horizon Telekom to offer shares in sterling Standard Life Bank Standard Life board faces threat from carpetbaggers Terra may bid for Lycos Results in Brief Picture Gallery Globix Employers await ruling on pensions Business in Brief Aol agrees to £2.3m SEC penalty Internet cafe chain valued at £100m The Times RM sets sights on America Two weddings and a funeral Commentary City backs Wickes's cash plan Baltimore directors in £1.6m shares sell-off MEPC in £190m property sale Price set for Technicolor Zenith GUS to unveil rival to Zendor Investors remain on sidelines Stock Market Ftse Eurotop 100 Technology shares take the strain Major Indices Eurotop 100 London Financial Futures Marconi sends the right signals for share growth Tempus Ftse 100 Dollar Rates London Metal Exchange Wall Street No Title Critics bluster as MPC keeps its eye on the ball Economic View The Mpc has in no way signalled that 6 per cent will be the peak of the interest rate cycle Whinge and a prayer at BA City Diary Horror story Net losses Mackay finds his bearings to land Granada merger Many believe Mackaky would be foolish to hang on to the hotel business No Title Renault and Nissan accelerate closer links Irish banks confirm merger discussions Legal Notices Totalfina Acquisitions help DCC to boost profits by 20% Ultraframe in £80m gift WPD to agree licence changes in Hyder bid From a Correspondent in Tunisia: BG to spend more in Tunisia By Our City Staff: Italian bank's $1.2bn US buy Business in Brief BAA raises Stansted hotel plan ACM Investments Ltd The Times Unit Trust Information Service CIS Unit Managers Ltd The Times Unit Trust Information Service Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Unit Trust Information Service NFU Mutual Unit Mgrs Ltd The Times Unit Trust Information Service King's Best given Epsom go-ahead Racing Tomorrow York Rob Wright Hereford Dawson Suite Selling Hurdle Meeting Points Hereford Reading the racecard Lazy Punters Black Book Blinkered First Time Sponsor at Herefor Maiden Tattersalls Musidora Stakes Newton Investment Management Course Specialists Williams takes honours with four successes Derby takes on look of a two-horse race On the Level Newton Investment Management Balshaw is ruled out of England tour party Rugby union No Title Rugby league Roosters tailing Morley Sailing Fossett's record bid resting on high pressure factor Sailing For the record Basketball Today's fixtures Picture Gallery Cycling By Our Sports Staff: Moreni is a muddy marvel Sport in Brief Figuero to give Hatton tough test Leicester likely to break new financial ground No Title Mayor finds Wembley shortfall Football No Title Kanu's skills in good company Tigana to place his faith in Diomede The Times Burton measures up rebuilding of Wimbledon Pools forecast Football match made in financial heaven How the money men teamed up to promote up to promote a game played by sport's nouveau riche England feel the pain from my six of the best Yorkshire boost national service No Title Lincolnshire relish exposure Finding trouble was meat and drink to Beefy League points way to hold interest No Title Heady rise leaves Schofield in a spin Cricket Rowing Houghton steps up to win senior spurs Rowing Tennis By Our Sports Staff: Henman starting to find his feet on clay The Times No Title Picture Gallery Capriati finds new kind of love match Picture Gallery No Title Keegan takes gamble on Fowler The Times Crossword The Times Classic-winning owner gets possessive about apostrophe No Title Sun O'Leary 's cause bolstered by Dacourt Times 2 The Times 'At last we shall se a human Hitler' As Gitta Sereny's gripping biography of Albert Speer is adapted for the stage, she tells Richard Morrison why she is fascinated by evil 'At last we shall see a human Hitler' 'I don't believe in black and white' 'Hitler would No Title Alisdair Pugh and Way Time 2 Coverstory No title I blame Smith for Zimbabwe bloodshed Are Zimbafbwe's troubles a resutl of lan Smith's policies, asks Quentin Letter No Title Times 2 Analysis The Test Organic Produce Francis House Children's Hospice 'I' a tried father -but Times 2 Analysis Why, at an age when they could be taking things easier, are more men opting for first-tiem fatherhood? By Frankie McGowan No Title No Title Pretentious, MOl? Trials of being a nobody Little is as depressing as being ignored at parties because you're not a celebrity, says Marton McGivary Eury thmics Greatest Hits Cd for just £5.99 from HMV Save £4 on the 18-track Cd These days I divide my time between London and the… Terry Waite Rumblings of discontent echo through countryside Happy birthday, Johann Sebastian Epilepsy and us Eight years after Susan had a seizure her condition… Epilepsy and us The most common meurological condition in british is epilepsy. Heather Nicholson reports Fear and lack of understanding still surround epilepsy in Britain 'What really saved The Time's Susann MacDonald tells the story of her slow recovery form a cerebral thrombosis Me were my' I was aked:'What's your name? Do you know where you are? I had no idea No Title Zipvit Can diet offer hope to autistic children? For soem children food may be the key to controlling autism, says Fleur Brennan Picture Gallery 'It has been moving to see Simeon change from a crazed bundle into a loving boy' Picture Gallery Autism Breastfeeding Fewer than half the babies in the UK are breastfed by the age of six weeks, the lowest rate in Europe No Title Shiatsu eases the pain The Japanese treatment of shiatsu offers relief from period problems, reports Val Sampson Natural ways to silent nights Now there is help for snorers—and their partners, says Susan Clark The Sunday Times Classical collector Janacek Glagolltic Mass Future of building seen clearly Architecture: Marcus Binney talks to the renowned Renzo Piano, possibly the world's busiest architect In some ways a good building is a portrait, but not of the bloody architect Picture Gallery Music in London Eruopeans love tradition. It's in our DNA. But sometimes a rebellion breaks out Opera notes Picture Gallery After a long life, a career began at 70 Classical Music: Seven years ago the German conductor Wolfgang Sawllisch changed countries—and worlds. Mike Bradley reports It was in 1993 that a desire to move forwards led him to join the Philadelphia Orchestra 'All the people nowadays are great singers but vocall can mentally there is something missing' To "interpret the music of the past with the ears of the present and the technical possibility today, in order to bring the tradition No Title Bed and bawd Picture Gallery Bed and bawd Theatre: A minor Vanbrugh classic rounds off a remarkable season in Colchester, says Jeremy Kingston This seene is not in my copy of the play. Was it penned in rehearsal? Exquisite designer labels and exclusive invitations Dream Lots Include Beasstley to the Jermns Theatre: Ian Johns sees satire take a trip down memory lane - straight into a cul de sac Beastly to the Jermyns No Title Metro choice Get metro with your Saturday Times A star is borne Opera: Rondey Milnes sees a remarkable nine-year-old carly off the kudos in The turn of the Scree in Brighton Jazz Art Galleries Theatres Picture Gallery Cambridge Theatre Duke of Yorks Cambridge Theatre A Busy Day Les Miserables Barbara Dickson Donald Sutherland John Rubinstein Agatha Christie's Picture Gallery Cooking with Elvis La Cava Nolberto's assists bring the £50,000 home The Times Nolberto's assists bring the £50,000 home A tense last weekend saw John Morrison win the top prize thanks to Newcastle's Peruvian winger, says Nick Szczepanik Fantasy League Ltd Player list with final Fantasy League Scores On Target Player list with final Fantasy League scores Player list with final Fantasy League Scores Free Dali print for every reader The Times Dali print order form Free Dali print for every reader Bridge By Sally Brock The Times Picture Gallery The life and death of a simpleton Yesterday's viewing The Life and death of a simpleton The life and death of a simpleton Satellite, Cable & Digital Radio Radio Choice By Peter Barnard Radio 3 Radio Radio 3 Radio 1 Film Choice BBC1 Film Choice BBC2 Carlton Channel 4 ITV Variations Channel 4 Today's Viewing Choice Times 2 Crossword No 2031 Today's Viewing Choice Austin Kaye The Times Michael Page Zarax Marae Brenner Hughes-Castell How to take the financial pain out of a broken marriage Many divoreing couples faoe ruin. Chris Barton assesses the new laws designed to prevent this Kimbell & Co Solicitors Contents ZMB Industry International Legal Recruitment Consultants The people' judge who plumbs mysteries of life and death The role of Hm Corner dates back more than a millennium. Gary Slapper looks at its history and how it function today EJ Legal Strategic Recruitment Advisers Laurence Simons UK In-House Capita Ras Lurence Simons Abide by the golden rule Wills made be the elderly should be spproved by a doctor, says Gordon Nurse 'Owing to the media interest, everything was… Alliance Leicester QD Hp PSD Professional Recruitment Appointment to the Office of Circuit Judge to Sit at… How to publish and not be damned If we want a divese and dynamic internet media then the law on defamation needs rewrting, says David price Chambers and Partners Multiple Display Advertising Items Gartmore QD Multiple Display Advertising Items JPs put themselves under the microscope Magistrates will be judged by their peers in a new system aimed at honing their skills. Paula Davies took part Boon for family courts Jane Kennedy and Paul Boateng predict that a new national body will provide even better safeguards for children in family court proceedings In support of the Probation Services Garfield Robbins Rfield Robbins Garfield Robbins Put some mobility into your career Garfield Robbins Last tang French The inquisitorial system set up Napolen is un threat—from Anglo-Saxon mo But Judges are taking it lying de says Adma sa Sacre bleu The Toulo about Go for …degs? Go for …dges? The lawyers are revolting Use Bar Association has taken to the streets in a protes the way their courts are run. Nich Speechly reports John Cooper All the thrills of employment law Multiple Display Advertising Items A share in the rich pickings? Firms are offering share deals instead of fees but John Malpas asks if there is a conflict of interest City brief Picture Gallery No Title Media Lawyers/Commercial Lawyers/Property Lawyers Hook, Hampshire Competitive package + excellent benefits including stock options Accident' implies a specific incident House of Lords Published May 16,2000 Chief Adjudication Officer v Faulds Before Lord Browne-Wilkinson, Lord Mackay of Clashfern, Lord Hope of Craighead, Lord Clyde and Lord Hutton Speeches May 11,2000 Challenging existence of arbitration contract Qeen's Bench Divisison published May 16,2000 Vale Do Rid Doce Navegacao Sa and Another v shanghal Bao Steel Ocean Shipping Co Ltd and Others Before Mr Justice Thomas Judgment April 14,2000 Limitation for suing on property sale at alleged undervalue Chancery Division Published May 16,2000 Raja v Llouyds Tsb Bank plc Before Mr Michael Tugendhat, Qc Judgment Apirl 18,2000 English forum for Russians' US libel claim House of Lords Published May 16,2000 Berezovsky v Forbes Inc and Another Glouchkov v Same Before Lord Steyn, Lord Nolan, Lord Hoffmann, Lord Hope of Criaghead and Lord Hobhouse of Woodborough Speeches May 11,2000 Barrister need not assess case in percentage terms Court of Appel Published May 15 2000 Fryer v Royal Institution of Charterad Surveyors Before Lord Justice Peter Glbson, Lord Justice Justice Henry and Lord Justice Clarke Judgement March 30,2000 Council accepted dedication of highway on behalf of public Chancery Division Published May 16,2000 Secretary of State for the Environment Transport and the Reglons v Balis (Gloucester) Ltd Bennet Construction (UK) Ltd v Baylis (Gloucester) Ltd Before Mr Kim Lewiso, Qu Judgment Apirl 14,2000 MKA International Investor in People Oxford Brookes University Medical Protection Society Taylor Root Global Legal Recruitment The College of Law No Title UWE Bristol Lipson Lloyd Jones Hampshire & Isle of Wight Magistrates' Courts… Le Brasseur J Tickle Joseph Solicitor/company Secretary University of Leicester Department of Law Lecturer B in European Union Law Open Learning Beck Greener Somerset County Council Dangerous curves ahead A new ruling on credit car hire will have implications for everyone, say Hilary Heilbron and Tim Kevan QD News QD A watchdog with no bite? Northen Ireland's human rights chief fears that the Government may not listen. Jon Robins reports A fair trial for all—WITHIN Limits Legal aid caps are good news for bad solicitors, says Robert Woffinden A fair trial for all—within limits Buchanan Ingersoll Multiple Display Advertising Items All Box Number Replies Should Be Anddressed to: Box No …c/o Times Newspapers P. O. Box 3553, Virginia St, London, E98 1bx Room for manoeuvre in new casual dress code Legal Diary MB
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