News from 15/09/2000
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Andrew Robson, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, David Adams, Oliver Holt Chief Sports Correspondent, Robert Cole, Robert Hands, Matthew Syed, Sebastian Scotney, James Moore, Grace Bradberry, Jill Sherman and Alexandra Frean, Simon Barnes, Paul Hoggart, Richard Hobson, Ivo Tennant, Michael Evans Defence Editor, J. E. van der Werff, Philip Howard, Ian Cobain, Janet Bush Economics Editor, Jeremy Kingston, Barbara Ellen, Tony Patrick, Raymond Snoddy, Andrew Norfolk, John O'Leary Education Editor, Robert Charles, Steven R. Beharrell, Antonia Senior, Pat Gibson, Andrew Rowe, Matthew Wetmore, David McVay, John Clarke, Cornelius Lysaght, David Charter Education Correspondent, Geoffrey Wilson, John McCarthy, Steve Bird, Debra Craine, Dominic Walsh and Sally Patten, Roger Graef, Robert Gower, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Martin Barrow, Alec Gresty, Ray Kennedy, Alan Hamilton, Mark Inglefield, Jenny MacArthur, Helen Rumbelow Medical Reporter, Magnus Dennis, Valerie Elliott Consumer Editor, Mike Bradley, Charles Bremner, Helen Rumbelow, Stan Greenberg, Mark Court, Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor, Christopher Pinsent, Russell Kempson, Nigel Williamson, Oliver Kay, Paul McCann, David Lister, Michael Theodoulou, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Barry Millington, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, David Watts, Raymond Keene, Peter Davalle, David Robinson, Clive Mathieson, Matthew Pryor, Conal Urquhart, Russell Jenkins Gillian Harris and Paul Wilkinson, Cicely Hudson, David Chappell, Chris Partridge, Joyce Cook, Caroline Merrell, Adam Baron, Valerie Elliott and Arthur Leathley, Christopher Walker Chief Ireland Correspondent, Chris Ayres Media Business Correspondent, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Roger Boyes, Jan Bohn, Nick Hasell, Nick Kelly, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Catheirne O'Brien, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Mary Ann Sieghart, James Doran, Giles Whittell, Philip Webster Political Editor, Natalle Ferstendik, Christopher Walker, Jane Shilling, Mel Webb, Craig Lord, Gerald Larner, Paul McCann Media Correspondent, Anjana Ahuja, Salmon Rushdie, Chris McGrath, Russell Jenkins, John Shaw, Caitlin Moran, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Michael Martin, Richard Beeston, Patience Whetcroft Business Editor, Steven Berkoff, Simon Jenkins, David Sinclair, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, John Masters, James Jackson, Damian Whitworth and David Lister, Laura Peek, Benedict Nightingale, Misha Glenny, Gareth D. Myles, Alyson Rudd, Richard Morrison, David Powell, Tom Baldwin Deputy Political Editor, Caroline Blyth, Allan Hall, Frank Field, Lea Paterson Economics Correspondent, Roland Watson Chief Political Correspondent, Sally Patten, Charles Kennedy, Sally Patten Retail Correspondent, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine, Arthur Leathley Transport Correspondent,
ResumoNo Title Inside Major's jungle patrol blunder Princess Royal defends drug-ban athletes Oil firms cave in over price rise The Voice of Business Fuel Protest Day 8 Sporting academy benefactor No Title News The Times Online Halifax The Times Today Superpower tension over arrests of 'spies' No Title Comment No Title Business The Met Office No Title Sport Times 2 Arts Offers Olympics 2000 No Title Jury hears boy tell police 'Dad's killed my Mum' The harrowing 999 call Elton John lets fans down in conceit walkout Great War poet's record on view Millions lost in Iranian charity black hole' Birthday Prince at ease with himself No Title No Title Filling stations will remain dry for days Supplies Prince waives privilege Delle Com No Title The Fuel Crisis Getting through BP boss was caught out Hollow victory for protesters Oil firms await Downing Street's revenge Backiash Milburn sticks to NHS alert Vauxhall Raising the Standard The Fuel Crisis Christmas' spree in shops Stores and services No Title No Title 'Big-mouth' farmer talked a good fight Jessops 'Big-mouth' farmer talked a good fight The protest leader 'If we come back, we will be stronger' £30,000-a-year tanker drivers set for overtime The bonus Military were ready for action The Army Gas-guzzlers beat disruption of weekend sport Business will lose millions, says CBI The costs Police are allowed to jump queues No Title Police are allowed to jump queues Priority users No Title Fina Star Trek inventions become science fact The danger of losing your bottle along life's… Sainsbury's To Find out why your Customers Prefer Customised… The past decade 'warmest for 1,000 years' No Title Loyalist feuding forces hundreds to flee homes Tiny Computers Limited Union warning to Blair Lotus Cars Ltd No Title Inquest relatives stay away out of respect The Times Online Transfusions of blood can spread BSE After 40 years, Che beats forces of capitalism Autumn escapes On digital Breast screening misses its target No Title Millionaire sponsors first sports academy Daewoo No Title Schools expel 1,500 pupils aged under 11 Vauxhall Raising the Standard An Important Safety Announcement to the Owners of Half of full-time students will pay no fees Let Siamese twins move to Italy , pleads archbishop Hindus and Muslims turn to Rights Act Proposed footbridge A river crossing free of wobble Picture Gallery No Title Art gallery to display human body parts PC World the Computer Superstore No Title Lorraine Heggessey yesterday after being appointed… By a Correspondent: Woman to control BBC1 The Open University 'Penknife surgery' GP suspended News in Brief Satellite Catholics enter realm of Fantasy Picture Gallery Sexy films? Fine, but stay off drugs Consultants spurn curb on fee work News in Brief Jospin pays price for ignoring fuel anger BT No Title Berlin outlaws neo-Nazi rock music company Jet-set Putin doubles the cost of leadership The Internet Arw of the Western Provident… Free Dating Advice Milosevic thugs pelt election challenger UN viceroy wearies of Kosovo's lawless burden Talks to the administrator in the province Nationwide Fujitsu Computers Siemens No Title Socialist leader's defect ion spreads alarm No Title Muscle women Elondon Electricity Mbeki faces ANC challenge on Aids Links Buried temple guards Queen of Sheba's secrets Saga Services Limited Italian cardinal attacks Muslim immigration Swiss to vote on restricting number of migrants A faster way to pay-off your mortgage Time More tna just a PC Diplomats see 'defiant Suu Kyi World in Brief No Title Hillary swaps insults with Lazio US 2000 Election Commercial Vehicle Finance British Gas Gore's camp 'sought cash to veto Bill US delays sanctions in banana war with Europe Mowlam criticises Colombia cash aid Get on Board The Minimum Wage It Pays to Know No Title TV star walks out on Jack Nicholson Picture Gallery The Times Online Today The world online A most polite picket turns politics upside down Blair's battle with unexpected enemies sparks some strangen new allegiances Not for nothing did the Greeks call their amateur athletes 'idiots' Picture Gallery No Title The personal cost of this tragic dot-comedy No Title The Times Diary No Title Pumps action The Times Diary Scary Spice's blue note Prince indulges in naked ambition Peace at the Pumps The Times Brown now needs to balance petrol against pensioners Vatican Voices The Times Ecumenicism is again the focus of heated debate The New Capitalism The Times Companies are rebranding grammar Lesson for Blair in people's protest No Title Labour's 'platitudes' on pensions Gearing up for dressing-down No Title Court Circular Buckingham Palace September 14: The Duke of York,… Recognition for a special civilian on Battle of… Latest wills Birthdays What then are we to say? Shout we continue in sin in… Births Recognition for a special civilian on Battle of… Memorial Reception Dinners Legal appointments Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Marriages Recognition for a special civilian on Battle of… Personal Column Picture Gallery Thanksgiving Services Tickets for Sale The Rev Gordon Wakefield Howard Johnson Tory MP whose liberal instincts were often at odds with his party Personal Column Multiple Display Advertising Items Court & Social The British Kidney Patient Association Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Children on Dialysis Phillip Glasier Phillip Glasier, founder of the National Birds of Prey Centre, was born on December 22,1915. He died on September 11 aged 84 Church News Phillip Glasier Falconer who founded an innovative centre for birds of prey The Rev Gordon Wakefield Siemens No Title Casey expected to resign after Stock Exchange vote LME decides to demutualise Internet duo to share £180m in Baltimore deal Picture Gallery No Title Kingfisher director to join M&S board Click this! Free Payroll for up to 10 of your people No Title Euro receives temporary lift from ECB Collapsed energy supplier's customer base sold for £10m No Title Index Stock Market Indices US Rate London Money Sterling Dollar North Sea Oil Gold Shares of EMI climb on bid talk Gilts surge as traders react to MFR review Arms deals mean surging oil price is boon for BAE Marketbet Picture Gallery Pension fund error at CGNU Results in Brief Profits slump at John Lewis despite sales rise No Title By Our Business Staff: Harland to make job cuts Ford Comdirect Continentals target UK railways Business in Brief Surprise arrival at Trinity Mirror Picture Gallery CSC to change strategy after buyout by Liberty Salad days boost Geest A tale of two markets A new party for the party party Gilt-edged chance to overhaul MFR False data cost BNFL £113m Picture Gallery No Title Hi-Tec to be taken private Investors claim Infogrames looted' US rival No Title Telecom stocks halt FTSE slide Stock Market Ftse Eurotop Speculators still hope for Synstar bid Rumour of the day Directors' dealings Aegis Group Share Price Biggest Price Movements of the Day Major Indices Eurotop 100 London Financial Futures BAE clouds should have a silver lining Trinity Mirror Geest Dollar Rates London Metal Exchange Wall Street No Title Mafia poised to make most of the euro The demise of the Mob is exaggerated; it has just gone back to what it does best Swiss role in jeopardy City diary Swift rewrite Slow going To cap it all Takeovers lift optimism north of the border John Lewis Partnership plc No Title No Title Alcoholic Beverages No Title Electricity The Times Shares close off best No Title Alternative Inv Market No Title Pharmaceuticals Support Services Mining Insurance Leisure & Hotels Printing & Paper Investment Trusts Oil & Gas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Retailers, Food Telecommunications Other Financial Retailers, General Transport British Funds Water No Title Acm Investments Ltd No Title Cis Unit Managers Ltd No Title Barclays No Title Faldo and James agree to disagree Golf England depend on Davies for victory Elson shows he can handle the pressure Olympics 2000 Picture Gallery No Title A perfect finish with few real rewards Rugby league Wales are forced to rethink captaincy Rugby union Hemingway writes off Longchamp Meeting Points Reading the racecard Newbury 2.10 Pricewaterhousecoopers Handicap 1.40 EBF Dubai City Ofgold Maiden Stakes Course Specialists 2.30 Bymax Engineering Claiming Stakes Ayr 2.00 James Barr Nursery Handicap Nottingham 3.20 Marstons Pedigree Fillies Handicap 2.50 EBF Cricketers Maiden Stakes No Title 4.00 HBG Properties Conditions Stakes 4.20 Nottinghamshire CCC Maiden Stakes Course Specialists Ponsonby owns up 2.40 Duba Airport World Trophy (Showcase Race) 5.05 Sporran Handicap Course Specialists 4.55 Coal Industry Social Welfare Handicap A family business BBC2 Time is right for Doncaster to move St Leger fixture Life At The Races Rapid Raceline Phoney President who deals in tarnished gold Olympic Games Another bad day at the office for the self-protective Olympic chief Equestrian team sets out with medal prospects Picture Gallery Calm Palmer relishes challenge Beadsworth's warning Jones ready to collect No Title Whittle confident that Britain have turned corner Championship Warwickshire left to learn verdict on Wash 's action Cricket: PPP healthcare County Barnett reminds former colleague of his talents Surrey bowlers deliver important runs Parkin quick to please Yesterday's scoreboards The PPP County Championship Today No Title For the record Legal Notices United States Bankruptcy Court Western District of… Deadline to File Proofs of Claim Deadline In The High Court of Delhi at New Delhi Ordinary… Hampshire likely to pay penalty over pitch No Title Delgado prepared for Safin Sport in Brief Thornhill banned Maradona hurt Spanish high With an Extra Fiver Free Chelsea deliver empty gestures Football Bolton celebrating early returns after late arrivals By Our Sports Staff: Larsson takes plaudits Leicester fail to make gains from numerical advantage Picture Gallery Today's fixtures Licester fail to make gains from numerical advantage Football Liverpool slowly stamp their authority on Rapid Football The Premiership today Picture Gallery Liverpool slowly stamp their authority on Rapid Paranoid Vialli puts boot into Mr Nice The Premiership today No Title Games must rewrite cheats charter The Times Crossword Picture Gallery Chelsea strike Venables and Graham off list Opening Gambit Picture Gallery No Title Times 2 The Times No Title Britain can take it As the pumps ran dry in a paralysed and chaotic Britain, Richard Morrison found the spirit that helped us through the Blitz had suddenly reappeared Its Blair wot aim dun it It's Balair wot dun it When was being nice a crime Ground Force and Changing Rooms love to make us happy. What's wrong with that, asks Caitling Moran The Test Shaft Confessions of Simon Fone is one of the cameramen who have worked in silence filming Big Brother. Adam Baron reports No Title Big bother Professional Three-Tier Steamer No Title John Diamond on Nigella Lawson No Title Picture Gallery No Title Picture Gallery Take a friend for free Choose from these great destinations No Title How to Claim your Flights No Title Blood-free surgery Bloodless surgery, pioneered in the US on Jehovah's Witnesses, is finding favour in the UK. Anjana Ahuja reports Why Jehovah's Witnesses spurn transfusions Picture Gallery Blood-free surgery Blood facts No Title Spirit of a wartime The Times Spirit of a wartime A near death experience and his mother's wartime diary helped Andrew Greig to write a poignant new novel, says Catherine O"Brien The Times Stainlees Steel Vacuum Flask Offer Picture Gallery Love regained You don't have to be mad to work New Blues and Soul Albums Pop Album: With Selma Songs, the ever-lovely BJörk attempts to combine high art and the artusan. Barbara Ellen is left shouting for more The thing about Björk that makes you hang in there is the fact that there is no one like her New Jazz Albums The magic of Voodoo Dogs; tomorrow belongs to lifracombe; and Stockhausen Junior No Title Picture Gallery No Title Hello, Bolly, good to have you back World Music: Asha Bhosie, the queen of Indian film music, plays her first British gig in a decade tomorrow. Nigel Williamson met her A joker who's badly needed A joker who's badly needed Picture Gallery Rock Bob Dylan Vicar Street Dabiln Telephone Picture Gallery Theatres Comedy Drury Lane Theatre Royal Entertainments To the Green Fields beyond Her Majestys Shaftesbury Theatre Picture Gallery London Palladium National Theatre New Ambassadors New London Palace Theatre ST Martins Vaudeville Theatre Begins next Wednesday The D'oyly Carte Opera Company No Title Running on empty Dance: The Car Man at the Old Vicproves not to be Matthew Bourne's finest hour, says Debra Craine Concert Britten Sinfonia/MacMillan Corn Exchange, Cambridge Concert Dorothea Röschmann Wigmore Hall No Title The Wish List Capture a tastce of summer Capture a tastce of summer No Title Metro choice Picture Gallery Bigot business Cut and tried Theatre: The White Devil isn't given its due in a pruned version at the Lyric Hammersmith, says Jeremy Kingston Know your Destiny Theatre Aristocrats. Minerva, Chichester At the cutting edge of sounds A new crop of hi-fi speakers comes big and small - with undreamt of quality, says Chris Partridge The DVD Xperience The fridge that thinks The home of the future will have a fridge that calls the supermarket for you, reports Christ Partridge Picture Gallery The fridge that thinks Multiple Classified Advertising Items Take a risk, stupid Greg Dyke should do all he can to put programmes at the top of the BBC's priorlties, says Toger Graef The industry is haunted by the spectre of fragmenting audiences No Title Weekend Media Still King Rugrat Has the Beeb got a sporting chance The new sport supremo must show a competitive edge if the BBC is be a serious player, says robert Charles Picture Gallery Media diary No Title The Times It's kick-off time for sales No Title The Times Bridge Bridge Chess Winning Move Word Watching The Times More disturbing than TV Off your Chest No Title No Title Satellite, Cable & Digital Choice Radio Radio Choice Radio 3 Radio No Title No Title Film Choice Word-Watching answers (from page 30) BBC1 BBC2 Carlton /LWT Channel 4 Variations No Title No Title Times 2 Crossword No 2136 The Times Today's Viewing Choice Richer Sounds The Times Olympics online: your up-to-date service Why we need a dangerous What is it about these two weeks every four years? Simple. It's the best that sport has to offer No Title The Times No Title 30 great British medal prospects for the Games No Title Picture Gallery 30 great British medal prospects for the Games Picture Gallery No Title They won t get a medal but they deserve gold for sheer grit David Powell salutes teh leser-known British names who are unlikely to make headlines but whose stories of perseverance deserve to be told No Title Gold coast residents focused on gold Syed Team Great Britiain's only table tennis member sees around him the climax of four years' intense labour Picture Gallery No Title The Times The Games Day by Day UPS Coleman to show his class on the final leg Coleman to shw his class on the final leg BBC's celebrated commentator is fast approaching the finishing straight. By John Goodbody Picture Gallery No Title Eurosport plans magic from Oz Typical British Eurosport Day TV watcher's guide to Kenya's fine Collection of names Quick guide to key form and favourites Look out: the Olympian giants in No Title Sydbey who mustn't be missed Gunnell outlines plans to put women's athletics back on track Britain's golden girl in Barcelona says action is needed to safeguard her country's athletics future, reports Oliver Holt, Chief sports writer Picture Gallery No Title No Title Gunnell outlines plans to put wamen's athletics back on track Win a bottle of champagne by answering 20 questions Champagne Taittinger Gennell outlins plans to put wamen's athletics back on track USA
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