News from 28/07/2000
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Andrew Robson, Phil Yates, Malcolm Oliver, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Matthew Syed, Andrew Pierce, James Moore, Grace Bradberry, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Frank S. Dobson, Martin Richards, Ray Snoddy, Ivo Tennant, Alex Todorovic, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Michael Taplin (Chairman), Ian Cobain, Geoffrey Posner, Elizabeth Judge, Kevin Eason, Raymond Snoddy, Joe Joseph, Giles Coren, Roger Sexton, Oliver August and Michael Evans, Allan Hall and Roger Boyes, Robert Plant, Cornelius Lysaght, David Charter Education Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Christine Stopp, R. E. Marcus, Martin Barrow, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Robin Young, Helan Rumbelow, Jenny MacArthur, Julia Somerville, Helen Rumbelow Medical Reporter, Seweryn CHOMET(Visiting Rsearch Fellow), Mike Bradley, S. J. A. Powis, Charles Bremner, Michael Joy, Helen Rumbelow, Rachel Campbell Johnston, Anthony Briginshaw, Peter Barnard, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehell Editor, Angela Jameson, Nigel Williamson, Rowan Hardy (Specialist registrar), Paul Armstrong, Amber Cowan, Ian Brodle, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Simon de Bruxelles, Geoffrey Dean, Patrick Waites, John Wall, David Stenhouse, Adam Jones, James Landale Political Correspondent and Oliver Wright, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Christine Buckley, David Robinson, Clive Mathieson, Paul Wilkinson, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, laura Peek, Christopher Walker Chief Ireland Correspondent, Jill Sherman, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, Nick Hasell, Philip Webster, Jill Sherman and Helen Rumbelow, Kim Willsher, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Jim Glasspool, Secretary, Glen Owen, Ben Hammersley, Winston Peters President, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, James Doran, Kevin Pratt, Jane Shilling, Brian MacArthur, Charles Bremner and Michael Harvey, Mel Webb, Craig Lord, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Chris McGrath, Melissa Kite Political Reporter, George Caulkin, Caitlin Moran, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Jeremy Hart, Bianca Wordley, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Martin Waller, Benedict Nightingale, Frank Prochaska, David Powell, Sam Kiley, Alice Miles, Arthur Leathley, Adam Sherwin, Charles Bremner and Ian Cobain, John Phillips, Lea Paterson Economics Correspondent, Roland Watson Chief Political Correspondent, Sally Patten, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Peter Hawker (Chairman), Tim Reid and Conal Urquhart, Tony Purton (MoD Director), Arthur Leathley Transport Correspondent,
Resumono title Family massacre GPs attack NHS gamble Hospital given £11m in will Inside Eat at a Conran restaurant for Blair rides out leaks and rows Waiting Room Concorde flight doomed at start no title Granada in £2bn deal for ITV networks Hey You News Saab 9-3 Saab The height of London's Edwardian high society Business The weather today Sport Times 2 The weather today Rich 'date-rape ring' linked to bar victim Briton in jet ski escape "Smile!" still costs less at the airport Missing boy found safe and well "Smile!" still costs less at the airport no title Student cleared of rape at freshers' ball "Smile!" still costs less at the airport no title Hague cashes in on euro leaks Sold-off Dome is handed a further £53m The rewards of Tax Evasion Picture Gallery Sold-off Dome is handed a further £53m Army big guns may retreat Afghans' appeals for asylum rejected And after the interval, time for a change Parliamentary Sketch Son who strangled his mother is freed Fear is new defence for women who kill SAGA Good news, good news and more good news Families to have say in minimum sentence review Frances Gibb Legal Editor no title no title Picture Gallery Remember my lost girls too, says hotel owner Missionimpossible 'Like keeping 25 saucepans on the boil' Birds pose hazzard to aircraft Engineers are in short supply Concorde breaking up before take-off Fallen heroes of the postwar German miracle Families seek strength at French memorial service By a correspondent: Search goes on for identity dues Fallen heroes of the postwar German miracle Get diuorced. But keep your ring By a Correspondent: Hotel trainees 'wanted to cut trip short' no title Campaign for a National Cancer Institute Railtrack to get £1.2bn for new safety systems Digital cameras 'will stop speeding' SAGA Railtrack to get £1.2 for new safety systems Real IRA prisoners to be sent home Golf More Volkswagen for your money no title By a Correspondent: Survivors angry at company's 'lack of remorse' no title no title Sara Cox Clearout! Clwearout! Virgin megastores Pupils failed by teachers win right to sue Staff warn of pay strife Clearout! Child perks divide workers We Thomas Cook the Books in your Favour no title News in Brief New inquiry for rape case teacher Honda no title Favourite drops out of SNP contest Currys Tories lead Labour on law and pensions The Key Issues: Which Party is Best? Norris welcomed back as Tory vice-chairman Who Has over 200 Top Destination Guides? Hague taunts Blair over list pledge Parliament in Brief US court ruling sinks Internet music pirate Bespoke CDs at a price to suit Virginbiz Get more customers with a website Free to 30 days US court ruling sinks Internet music pirate Rover Dropout wins virtual fame no title PC World the Computer Superstore All patients will have operation within 3 month Waiting times All patients will have operation within 3 months Where the Money Will Go £800m on heart and cancer checks Beside phones and TVs for all Prevention Perks A free sunroof that closes at the louch of a button Where the Money Will Go Picture Gallery no title no title BMA pledges to fight limit on private work The Link Picture Gallery BMA pledges to fight limit on private work Matron makes a comeback A good diagnosis but recovery will take time Reaction on wards Care under single roof One-stop shops The Future of Care: How a Patient Would Be Treated The New of Care: How a Patient Would Be Treated Beware: while waiting lists may fall, demand will rise Commentary Red light system will pinpoint worst hospitals Performance targets Growing reliance on private sector Care for the old 'is not enough' Independence The elderly Net the Best Prices Beware: while waiting lists may fall, demand will rise Commentary Picture Gallery Red light system will pinpoint worst hospitals Performance targets Net the Best Prices Ford Settlers 'must leave or live under Arafat' Hot summer... cool prices Corushotels Hot summer... cool prices Lunn Poly Blair's Taiwan gaffe threatens rift with Beijing no title Jamie Oliver no title Cheney's critics use his record to attack Bush Halfords New York challenger angers gay lobby Club OptiQue MI6 'spy' jailed for 11 years World in Brief no title Pavarotti's wedding song costs him £8m SchrÖder seizes Blair's place at head of Third Way Inside Germany OneTel. Net Multiyork Yugoslav leader calls early poll Picture Gallery The Times Online Today The world online God sae the Queen, and still be a republic Frank Prochaska on the hijacking of the constitutional debate There's no paradox in freedom under the Crown God save the Queen, and still be a republic When Concorde went down, it was as if the future had failed us Picture Gallery We're sick of miracle cures, Mr Blair King's ransom The Times Diary Time and Expectations Some hold reforms for the NHS and a set of risky pledges Polls and Public Some shift in national mood but not voting intentions The Green Berets Britain's Armed Forces are the real eco-warriors Medical advice for Milburn on NHS no title Getting transport back on the rails The naming of the New World no title Court Circular Calls to the Bar Personal Column Anniversaries Appointments in the Forces Forthcoming marriages Personal Column Personal Colums Personal Column Hans Werner EGLI Irritating Hitler eith the truth about the Blitz News International Newspapers Ltd Children on Dialysis Can You Help us Make a Difference? no title Legal Notices Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Oscar Shumsky Violinits in the great Romantic tradition who ploughed an independent furrow rather than tramp the concert hall circuit Dame Anne Mueller Courageous battle against injury to become Btritain's top woman civil servant Church news Oscar Shumsky no title Alcoholic Beverages Electricity Banks Electronic & Elect Late retreat for equities Breweries, Pubs & Rest Building Materials Engineering Chemicals Construction Engineering, Vehicles Food Manufacturers Distributors Healthcare Household Gds & Text Diversified Industrials Late retreat for equities Alternative INV Market Mining Pharmaceuticals Support Services Leisure & Hotels Printing & Paper Property Cahoot Media Late retreat for equities Retailers, Food Telecommunications Other Financial Retailers, General Transport Late retreat for equities Water Source Ft Information no title Vodafone chastised by vote over bonus Market boosts Railtrack after review BT going ahead with Yell float Peugeot warns strikers on investment Granada close to deal for United TV interests no title Half-point rate rise predicted Pru in pension deal with TUC no title Banks snub Post Office reshape Burrage Investment Management no title Index Stock Market Indices US Rate London Money Sterling Dollar North Sea Oil Gold no title Glaxo sales soar but worries over merger persist Royal Mail Halifax warns on returns Corning and Nortel scrap deal talks Results in Brief EC soft remains optimistic Business in Brief Misys expects return to strong growth ICI boosted by growth in home decorating Inflation fears for euro duo ICI Railtrack is back on the rails Commentary A NIESR idea we could do without Unsolved mysery of Amazon.com Clogs to clogs Wolves disposes of Lloyds bar chain Profits at Danka collapse Iplanet MFI reports 15% rise in UK sales no title Nokia warning hits telecoms Stock Market Tour operators take off on bid hopes Rumour of the day Director's dealing Eurotop 100 Major Indices London Financial Futures Hanson is as Hanson does in America Tempus ICI Dollar Rates London Metal Exchange Wall Street Post Office faces an uphill task to deliver a universal bank The key element in plans to preserve the rural network is looking distinctly uncertain City Diary Figaro takes aim at Lynch mob City Diary High street revolution has only just begun Retail Analysis Redstone Telecom Troubles may just be starting for Equitable no title Mobile phone boom underpins Cookson's growth Provident shares rise after Euro plans are unveiled Lex reveals £300m war chest for acquisitions TeleWork lists at £262m Gurassa joins Whitbread Picture Gallery Hanson in talks to buy building materials businesses for £100m By a Correspondent: Ibt to raise investor value Tate & Lyle hit by second profits warning German rival weighs up EVC bid Business in Brief Acm Investments LTD no title Cis Unit Managers LTD Fleming Private Fund MGMT LTD no title Murray Johnstone UT Mgmt Investing Guinness Flight FD MRGS LTD Royal London Unit TST Mgrs LTD Singer & Friedlander Investment Finds Lts no title Kayf Tara retired as injury recurs Racing no title Thirsk 2.05 Coopers Selling Handicap Yesterday's results William Hill Yesterday's results 3.05 Grosvenor Casinos Lewis Geipel Course Specialists Bath 4.45 Grosvenor Casinos Fillies Handicap 5.15 Levy Board Apprentice Handicap Salisbury Chepstow 6.25 Lysaght Amateurs Handicap Blinkered First Time Ascot 2.15 Capel Cure Sharp Maiden Stakes Rapid Raceline Capel Cure Sharp Maiden Stakes Sundays drifting off course Racing Life at the Races Pained expressions Learning experience Southwell Bet Direct from Littlewoods Handicap Whitaker shows growing rapport with Calvaro to win… Equestrianism Hickstead results Whitaker shows growing rapport with Calvaro to win jump-off 2.55 Southwell Golf Club Median Auction Maiden… 4.35 Southwell Racecourse Claiming Stakes Course Specialists The Times English Dictionary Meeting Points Newmarket 6.15 Lucinda Stopford Sackville Ladies Handicap Course Specialists Sport New Market no title Schumacher under fire from Irvine for ignoring warnings Schumacher under fire from Irvine for ignoring… Brazil bounce back to end Argentina's winning… By Our Sports Staff: Brazil bounce back to end Argentina's winning run Montoya proves that who dares wins Jeremy Hart The Colombian driver is on a collision course with Michael Schumacher and the rest of Formula One Government leaves FA to deal with influx of imports Job's worth still at issue but Robson's desire is clear Spout in Brief Kipketer to warm up at Gateshead Stevenson aims to kickstart bid for medal haul TV star wars: let the umpire strike back It is time to put officials on a par with viewers and arm them with all the technological help available Hoey considers move to halt funding in chairman… Hoey considers move to halt funding in chairman controversy For the record Today's fixtures Stevenson aims to kickstart bid for medal haul Rose continues steady climb back to top form Golf Stead teamwork puts French in their place Sailing Pontypool call in liquidators Rugby union Neary pencilled in to take on Hatton Boxing Warrington sign Campion Rugby league Seniors blown off course in opening round Run of birdies secures victory for Hudson Palmer overcomes trials to hit peak form Swimming Traverners celebrate 50 not out Cricket Taverners celebrate 50 not out Lexus Palmer overcomes trials to hit peak form Swimming Matthew Pryor's championship guide 'Malcolm is not here in body but he certainly is in spirit' By Our Sports Staff: Police pursue Chawla no title England to benefit as counties lose stars The Times Crossword no title Availability riddle adds a novel twist Can't Play? Won't Play! Andy… Superbikes no title Why? The death of an ordinary family Fantasy football Why did he do it? For 15 years Debbie Zeraschi knew Rob Mochrie as a loving family man. Now she is left wondering what could have driven his to kill his wife and children. By simon de Bruexlles and Elizabeth Judge The Test Mark Wahlberg Mark Wahlberg The Test Murder in Barry Life after Walter They were the Classic odd couple They were the Classic odd couple Classis odd couple 'Walter spread around a lot of sunshine. I think that is his legacy' A dynamite legacy As the Nobel Foundation marks its centenary, David Stenhouse reports on its secretive tactics Andrew Pierce Tacky tourist stunts that poke fun at real art Police leaks, public transparency and double standards no title The bank robber out to expose champagne cheats Patrick Bourson is accusing France's champagne producers of fiddling. The trouble is, writes Kim Willsher, he's a former con himself Classic Garden Statues The Times Garden Statue Offer The Times Garden Statue Jamie Oliver The bank robber out to expose champagne cheats Good Week for The bank robber out to expose champagne cheats The bank robber out to expose champange cheats Barometer no title Channel 4 play for real Picture Gallery Channel 4 play for real Television: With Big Brother, the network that would like to say yes, yes, yes promises to go further than ever. Caitlin Moran views history in the making out I'm willing to bet that if Big Brother ends its run chaste, someone at the TV station will get fried I know it's only anorak'n'roll David Sinclair muses on the muso tendency to compile lists of likes and dislikes, and offers a few anal retentions of his own Q's Top 5 British albums of all time Ronan, saying noting at All interesting Celebrate Summer at Conran restaurants Celebrate Summer at Conron restaurants New jazz albums Celebrate Summer at Conran restaurants no title There are two paths you Rock Folk: The voice of his degeneration, Robert Plant tells Nigel Williamson why he said hey-nonny-no to all that Picture Gallery There are two paths you Can go by, in the long run Links Entertainments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Can go by, in the long run Entertainments Entertainments Listings no title 5 reasons why Led Zepp rool, Ok Metro choice Theatre Picture Gallery Theatre Life could be a dream Theatre: Arthur Miller's new play at the Almeida is a confusing experience, says Benedict Nightingale Shakespeare in shoreditch no title no title Jane Shilling Park life Park life Where to Find It Perform no title Media Diary Picture Gallery MacArthur Paper Round Paper Round As the Concorde crash proved once again, inverted news value apply—in other words, disaster sells Picture Gallery Catastrophe No Chance Catastrophe no title Castastrophe German press fails readers The Concorde disaster prompted a strangley muted response from Germany's papers - some did not even splash the story, says Roger Boyes Süddeutsche Zeitun no title Weekend Media Here is the Chris Smith is determined to protect the regional character of commerical television, says Raymond Shnoddy Weedend Media Bad news for ITV Calture department 'a pale yellow amoeba' Buy one get one free Bad news for ITV Buy one get one free no title Buy one get one free Creme Army & Navy Club The Times Crème PAs Secretaries Administrators Receptionists Data Command Limited Secretarial / Administrative… Creme Hilton Senior Secretary News International PLC The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery Creme The University College London Hospitals Creme Architects & Interior Strutt & Parker Picture Gallery Why television is so insular Coverage of the developing world is either negative or non-existent. Ray Snoddy Media & Marketing Why television is so insular Media & Marketing News International no title Best mortgages in site Christine Stopp introduces a three-page special report on the hottest financial deals online The do's and don'ts of raising a loan Borrowing money on the Internet is no more risky than doing so on the telephone. Kevin Pratt reports Time is money The do's and don'ts of raising a loan Creditweb no title no title Cheltenham & Gloucester Digital cash catches on A new batch of credit cards that can be acquired online are not always what they seem, says Melanie Tringham Councils liable for special needs failure House of Lords Pensions Ombudsman can base adjudication on existing material Court of Session no title Multiple Display Advertising Items How to cope with summer holidays Stuck for ideas to keep the children entertained? Muriel and Vaughan Freeman have the answers no title How to cope with summer holidays no title Bridge Chess Multiple Display Advertising Items More than just lip service Yesterday's viewing no title no title Satellite Satellite, Cable & Digital Radio Radio Choice Radio 3 BBC Proms 2000 Radio no title no title Film Choice Word-Watching answers (from page 34) Film Choice BBC2 CARLTON/LWT ITV Variations no title Times 2 Crossword No 2094 The Times Today's Viewing Choice Scope
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