News from 02/11/2000
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Andrew Robson, Laurence Temerlies, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Robert Cole, Daniel Fisher, Allan Bennett, James Moore, Sarah Potter, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Roger Lyons (General Secretary), Magnus Linklater, Peter Lansley, Richard Hobson, Oliver August and Adam Fresco, Raymond Snoddy, Media Editor, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Matt Wolf, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, David Chater, Peter Nias, James Bone, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Gabrielle Starkey, Carl Mortished, Barbara Ellen, Alan Porter, Giles Coren, Andrew Norfolk, John O'Leary Education Editor, Peter Brown, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, David McVay, Jane Bird, Brian Barber, Donald Hutera, Melanie Tringham, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, P. J. Barlow, Stephen Bovey, Ruth Gledhill, A. P. M. Ward, John Yearsley, Adam Sage and Michael Horsnell, Tom Baldwin and Glen Owen, John Foster (General Secretary), Alix Ramsay Tennis Correspondent, Tim Reid, Peter Mandelson, Lawrence Christensen, President, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Dalya Alberge and Tim Reid, Stephen Farrell, Oliver Wright, Rodney Bickerstaffe (General Secretary), Richard Hobson and John Goodbody, Robert Bruce, Anthony G. Phillips, John O'Leary, Anatole Kaletsky, Trevor Toolan (Managing Director), Fraser Nelson Scottish Political Correspondent, Roland Watson, John Kavanagh, Greg Hurst, Cally Pills, Peter Barnard, Mark Court, Stuart Crainer, James Doran City Correspondent, Craig Clarke and Lewis Smith, Russell Kempson, Purely Belter, Paul Armstrong, Oliver Kay, George Huxley, Sarah Johnson, Tim Knight, Rick Broadbent, Matt Dickinson Football Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Paul Sexton, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Adam Jones, Richard Simpson, Editor, Raymond Keene, Andrew Pierce, Valerie Elliott and Paul Armstrong, Lewis Smith, Clive Mathieson, Sean MacAulay, Philip Whiteley, Judy McKnight (General Secretary), Beryl Dixon, Andrew Smyth, Christopher Walker Chief Ireland Correspondent, Neil Riley, Chris Ayres Media Business Correspondent, Damian Whitworth, Donald Wilson, Nick Hasell, Sally Morris, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Adam Fresco, George Austin, Bill Morris (General Secretary), James Doran, Philip Webster Political Editor, M. Dupere, Ian Johns, Annie Turner, Matthew Parris, Philip Webster, Lea Paterson and Tom Baldwin, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Anjana Ahuja, Chris McGrath, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent and Melissa Kite Political Correspondent, Catherine O'Brien, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, Ben MacIntyre, Bob Spence, Ian Brodie, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Lewis Stuart, Martin Waller, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Kate Mulr, Lesley O'Toole, Alyson Rudd, Richard Morrison, Sam Kiley, James Christopher, Susan MacDonald, Tom Baldwin Deputy Political Editor, John Phillips, Sally Patten, Roland Watson Chief Political Correspondent, James Doran and Lea Paterson, Mick Rix (General Secretary), Sally Patten Retail Correspondent, Ian Bogle, Chairman, Patience Wheatcroft, Victoria Segal and James Jackson, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoWhy sex, Uma Thurman and Merchant Iovery Cricket faces sleaze inquiry Gaza peace hope Floods spread The Voice of Business The Times £100m Violent Criminals database is scrapped Index Oil giants' profits enrage protesters Henderson Global Investors Best for Jobs Portillo quits Tory group over leak The Times Today Business Comment Sport Times 2 Arts Offers The Times Online Brave words you'll never hear an MP utter Parliamentary Sketch £2bn gap limits Brown 's choices over fuel crisis Share Options Chancellor 'could afford' 15p a litre petrol cut The weather today Children strangled by window cords Deaths of 130 American babies spark call for action to product British infants Cardinal 'paid for silence' US relies on safety agency £50m jackpot for new lottery game Carla webb Staples Cricket Scandal Growth of the one-day game has turned gentkle man into players On cricket's slow but sure drive to stump corrupt profiles from the game Captains accused of corruption Lara's batting record Stewart's role in disaster tour of 1993 Fixer goes into hiding in the back streets The Saturday Times Work hard. Ski harder Rover Sport's Peter Perfect on a sticky wicket Cricket Scandal Wood head 'insulted race body's Chairman PC World Tougher targets heeded to avoid decline American Express Pilot died crushed by truck News in Brief Strongest link Roman wall find Cleese mourns Kettley resigns Eak Nationwide Official secrets trial of Amiy officer collapses Navy to rescue falling penguins Helpful. co. uk Currys DNA test on cigarette butt jails murderer Fujifilm Storm protection would cost billions' The Floods The Times Online Floods make archbishop feel like Noah Virgin Dozens of rail lines will be closed for days Three Chemicals leak from tanker Hoover Thousands of homes at risk as rivers rise Water buffalo home and dry Trimble stands firm on cross-border ban The Times Online Vodafone RUC man loses leg in bombing Vauxhall Broadcasting Standards Commission Assembly's home bill up by £24m News in Brief Meningitis alert Losing streak Police dog ordeal Consular 'racism' Busy parents bid goodnight bedtime stories Books you maybe forced to read 1,000 times Egg Sainsbury's Booker contest too close to call Late-night sittings for MPs may end Dixons Tax burden is at record high, says Hague Campbell told to avoid Labour election work Evolve Help all the drivers, says protester Parliament in Brief Brown 'ignoring pig farmers' 'Time is up' for war grave divers Lords spark rambler row Today in Parliament Labour seeks deal with Canavan We oversold our policies, admits Maude! son The Times Online Red alert Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Banks defiant after muggers' punch in face The Saturday Times Railtrack chief calls for inquiry into fines system Comet Fujitsu Siemens Driver in mail train crash says brakes failed Jealous ex-husband gets life News in Brief Submarine flaws Boyfriend held Beatles . com Royal collector Taipei Crash jet 'took off on wrong runway' The Times Online Change of seat on crowded flight saved Briton's life BT Mitsubishi Motors Halifax Monica's shadow looms large over California US Election 2000 Democrats fail to buy off Greens Moneyweek Old rivals fight for future of political heirs US Election 2000 Politically Incorrect Time Computers Gore's scary brush with schmoozing Albright lays Kim show was ambush Gateway British officer takes over in Sierra Leone US and Britain split over Kosovo NatWest Credit Cards 48 killed in Angola air crash World in Brief Vatican attacks 'abortion' pill (AFP): Car sale for poor (AP): Holiday charges (AP): Moguls called in (AFP): Cocaine inquiry Foreigners flock in as Saddam mocks sanctions Peace hopes rise after Peres talks to Arafat The Times Online Somak Holidays Powerhouse The Times On line Keep these bird brains out of the Highlands A Grazy Conservation law is simply land nationlisation by the back door Two vital steps that will take us back from the brink in Northern Ireland Picture Gallery Whoever wins, they're a couple of losers Tigger happy Repair the Body Politic A Culture of patch and bodge cannot work Mission Creep British involvement in Sierra Leone is getting out of hand Bribes before Wicket A damning report into Corruption in international Cricket US embargo on Cuba Racial equality Chicken soup We accept letters by post, fax or e-mail but not by… NHS Plan will not deliver cure Direct action for fuel tax changes Black boxes for cars Slow delivery Road signals Naval support boat Privatisation and rail' mayhem' Bubble and squeak Court Circular Personal Column Picture Gallery Premium Bonds Reception Dinners Birthdays Lectures Legal news University news Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Church news No Title Marriages Sir Steven Runciman Scholar, linguist and gossip, whose revisionist History of the Crusades and studies of Byzantium were massively researched and Widely read Personal Column Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Steve Allen Wisecracking American television star whose Tonight programme became the benchmark for all subsequent late-night talk shows Court & Social George Armstrong Arsenal Workhorse who shared Leageue and Cup glory with his Clup World Net Wambold tof esign as Tomkini ifrector BP likely to raise payout after pressure OneClickHR. com Go Racing bets on course rights Cammell on verge of deal IX Europe calls a halt to float Share options for all staff Patience Wheatcroft Dot-com options Stock Market Indices US Rate London Money Sterling Dollar North Sea Oil Gold Exchange Rates OM's chairman faces fresh bribery Inquiry CGNU sells Marlborough MarchFIRST Luminar, Jools and jazz Hewlett rethinks PwCdeal Results Brief Domain Name Auction Perpetual sales hit by uncertainty Business in Brief Lotus fundraising Merger approved RFU record Allianz go-ahead Seagram has loss FTSE-bets. com Profits at Matalan surge 72% Cornwall resigns at Eidos AXA told to fund legal challenge Underdog sinks its teeth into M&S Commentary Matthews to fight takeover The Royal Bank of Scotland Managers outshine market Stock Market Speculators bite into Perkins Foods Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold /Precious Metals Baird & co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Matalan magic may not be proof against upsets Tempus Shanks Group Pressac Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Bottom falls out of staff share options in the20dot-com market Many high-tech companies may be forced to rebase their share prices or risk losing staff Wanted - safe haven for WTO City Diary Be happier with your own currency Honours All the rage Phantom jet Japan lays a claim to Iran's Azadegan oil SAS Cantab's shares leap 25% after approaches WorldCom shares fall sharply State Street Shanks sees sales soar 60% Centrica in deal to buy Avalanche In Technology Advanced Data Technology Services Easy Screen price slides on results warning Hepworth shares surge on bid talks Publishers join forces in bid for RIM Late fillip for equities Investor's Week The Times Unit Information Service E-cortal Dettori stops to reflect on matters of life and death Racing Haydock Park Racing-bets. com Odds on Sport Media offer hints at £75Om Rapid Raceline Results from yesterday's two meetings Towcester Far Cry can make name in Melbourne Meeting Points The Times guide to today's racing Garcia and controversy meet again Golf: Volvo Masters Henman finally reaches a balance of power Tennis: Eurocard Open Big kitty Kruger Tissue prove no soft touch Hoggard's first impression a favourable one Cricket From Our Sports Staff in Dublin: Ireland on course for knockout stage Rugby league: world Cup For the record The Times Pryce blow puts cloud over 14-try spectacular Rogers leads Australian spree McCarthy on course for Tour Sport in Brief Kallis unbeaten Toyota on track Bullets bite back Times on Line Samoa back on track Dell Com Rewarding future g depends on reforms Rugby union Lazio left to reflect on successor as Eriksson takes flight Football Last night's results United Technologies Reading rise to challenge as Pardew writes wrongs Legal & public Notices Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Horlock on spot to make profitable return Ekoku has the final word for Wednesday Football: Worthington Cup The Premiership today Arsenal 's young guns draw a blank Caldwell quells Bradford 's courageous fightback Www. thetimes. co. uk Eustace strikes to ward off penalties Fowler finds touch on Heskey's off night The Times Crossword By Our Sports Staff: Palace coup has Taylor fuming at lack of fight Letsbuyit. com 32 Pages to Jobs in Two Sections Mercuri Urval National Savings Foxtons Index UDV The engineering Recruitment Show Section One Graduate to Management Opportunities Coaching brings out the best in you Career Choice One man found it difficult to adjust to being a small fish in a big pool and had no qualms in admitting this Legal services Commission The Best Career in the World? Freelance Consultants/distributors Wanted Victoria Wall Associates PPG Industries (UK) Ltd Fertecon Limited Executive Search Such fun in USA Experience The Times Newspapers The Peachell Group NHA International IBM Pricewaterhousecoopers Imass Be Inspired Already Graduated? Card Tech Limited Graduates Ensuring the price is right Work Pricewaterhousecoopers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Give yourself a sporting chance of promotion Colleagues who play together tend to work well as a team, says Daniel Fisher For the business community, sport is increasingly being recognised as a corporate motivational tool Webtrends Arlington Consultants Group Up the Ladder So you want to be an.. . Energy manager British Airways Mercuri Urval E businesspeople Financial Services Authority LE Group Hall kinion Ripcord Systems Tmp. qd legal Prac Sys Group CJA Recruitment Consultants Group Capita RAS Goldman Sachs Lay & Wheeler Beans GMV Ltd Algorithmics Isis Consultants Lancaster University ADTI Consulting Technology Two Thousand Ltd The University of York The wildlife Trusts ISS Alta ACT Financial Systems Munro Changepoint Retail Business Managers General Manager to the Youth Justice Board Strategic Dimensions Howgate Sable Currency Systems International The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Horse World Aram Designs Ltd Times Newspapers Ernst & Young Technicolor Mercuri Urval Lava Altran Zed PSD Multiple Display Advertising Items Career Partners Highfield Howgate Sable Campbell birch The Times Bookkeeper 4 days per week film and oassociated… Michael Page Sales & Marketing Odgers Strategic Planning Team Xenicom Environment Agency Xchanging Tmp. lonsdale Barclays Whitehead Mann GKR Antal International Executive Recruitment Norwich Union Norman Broadbent Tandberg Television Mercer Gray Harvey Nash Futurestep PTC Milgo Solutions Pricewaterhousecoopers One 2 one Bloomberg Mix and match those big ideas The Changing Business Futurestep PSD Bloomberg My Big Break Ian Carllsie, managing director of Autoglass, the windscreen replacement company. Aged 38 Index Management Executive British Airways HR Managers Index Pricewaterhousecoopers Our decisions are based on more than financial gain Graduate to Management Opportunities The Cooperative Bank No Title Attenda Harvey Nash Index Multiple Display Advertising Items WS/Atkins Index On the Net, the lowest bid wins Consumers cash in as suppliers under cut each other at 'reverse auctions'. Now big companies are becoming online buyers too, says Jane Bird Harvey Nash Tmp. worldwide Allen & Overy Capita Business Objects Datascope Management Epiphany Michael Page Consultancy Michael Page Is your mobile set about to become obsolete? The new telephone generation Will be here Within three years, says Annie Turner Harvey Nash Baring Asset Management Energis The right direction Nework Executives on the Move Arthur Andersen Whitehead Mann GKR PSD Harvey Nash Cps British American Tobacco Pricewaterhousecoopers Executive Network Insight Consulting Mentor Shaping our Future Motorola Mercuri Urval Www. konundrum. co. uk Have you got your eye on the next generation? Harvey Nash AstraZeneca Premier Executive State Street Healless Spencer Lothian health OCPA Methodika Multiple Display Advertising Items Protect that pension pot Financial directors need to watch stock market swings, says Melanie Tringham Telework Group PLC Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Managing Director Good bonding Premier Executives on the Move Harvey Nash BT Cellnet Sovereign Housing Association ECRM Consultants Harvey Nash International Search and Selecation Greater London Authority KPMG Search & Selection Springboard Thomas Cole Kinder Executive Search and Selection… Evolution Human Resource & Management Consultancy The Times Newspapers Futurestep An executive recruitment consultancy Acorncorporatefinance General Dental Council Food and Drink Whitehead Mann GKR Menswear & Womenswear Executives Powerhouse Internet Data Centres Interexec Whitehead Mann GKR Menswear & Womenswear Executives PSD LinkGuard Cressing Templar COI communications Pricewaterhousecoopers Ebridge Gundersen Bucher Rugman Capita RAS Morgan Harris Burrows Chase Moulande The Society of London Theatre East Sussex County Council Pearsons Whitney Tyzack Selection Southampton City Council CSW Partnership Ltd Guernsey WestKent Selector Europe Ramsey Hall Shaking up the show business Andrew Morris has an ambitious vision for Earls Court and Olympia Peter Brown reports Selector Europe Adderley Featherstone plc When office location becomes a carrot Packages Index Underground Whitehead Mann GKR Prism Executive Recruitment Index Lomond Shores Whitehead Mann GKR SHP Associates Section Two Index Where's Ken? PCprimer Contents The invisible Mayor Tony Blair said it would be a disaster if Ken Livingstone were to become Mayor of London. But six months after his election, he's notable only for his low profile. Roland Watson reports The Test Tibetan Poetry Cast Out the racism in Our midst What can the Archbishops of Canterbury and York learn on their racism awareness course Think Natural My father always wanted me to be like him The late Mark Boxer had a strained relationship with his son even before he met Anna Ford. Interview by Catherine O'Brien Vodafone Drew's Progress The Times A makeover - just what Red Square doesn't need Why Gubbs is still the best choice Eyes at risk from fireworks Medical Briefing Hit the Spot Epileptics still face discrimination ADHD and the link to crime Online Advice How to treat claustrophobia Www. vitatonic. com Genetic ties that bind Most stepchildren get a raw deal compared with those brought up by two biological parents, according to a new study. Anjana Ahuja reports Less meat for those brittle bones Science Briefing Stressed? Take a walk in the Wild Sausage smoked without fire The Sunday Times Critic's Choice A compelling case New on video Memento Hollywood diary Www. blackstar. co. uk Rumpled New Releases: Michael Douglas looks as shambolic as the plot in the zesty Wonder Boys, says James Christopher, while 007 dons pigtails for Grey Owl National Portrait Gallery It 's grim up North - and New Releases: Northern comedy is our cinematic trump card. James Christopher meets the director of the Geordie contender Purely Belter Poor Greg just stood there, sinking up to his waist in 70 per cent sewage in total silence Purely Belter UGC Haymarket 15,99 mins Sour and Subline Geordie comedy The Golden Bowl If at first you don't succeed Interview: He got the girl, he's got the baby- now all the needs is another hit. Which is why Michael Douglas's Wonder Boys is getting a second chance. Lesley O'Toole met him The fall and rise of Hollyw Star of the Week: Nick Nolte, star of The Golden Bowl, has had a career as rockey as his private life. Profile by Sean MacAulay Tanks of ozone line his home and he studies his blood regularly under a microscope Virgin A life in pictures TV movie of the week: Midnight Express Dance Stephen Petronic Queen Elizabeth Hall Opera & Ballet Michael Palin Theatre The Cinnamon Veil Cochrane, WC1 The Mystery of Charles Dickens The Boy done goo Pop: Surrounded by high-decibel Boyzone faithful, Pual Sexton remains unmoved by Ronan Keating's syrupy solo show Concert BBC SO/Belohlavek Barbican Play choice compiled by Marit Hargie Who pays for repairs to school buildings? News Senior Appointments Plymouth College of Art and Design Guildford High School Education Oxford Media & Business School Kingston University Brasenose College Easter Revision The Bradford MBA Leeds University Business School The University of Birmingham Leeds University Business School Master of Business Administration University of Surrey Greenwich School of Management The Times The Open University Business School Glass of their own Private tuitioin has been criticised recently but many parents defend it. Is it good for children? Sally Morris reports Teachers need a high profile Some were shocked as no one had told them about my wheelchair News Thames Valley University Lancaster University Management School Chigwell Junior School Hawkesdown House School Kensington St John's School Profit from Reading! Scholarships St. Clare's, Oxford International College Saxon Insurance Dell E Com Study is the best medicine Some GPs believe that college courses are a better treatment than pills. Cally Law reports Airline Network Swift Travel Flight Centre The Times Austravel Av8tours Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Caribbean dream Canals and cobblestones Pack your Bags a selection of last-minute bargain travel opportunities How to tax global deals New hope has emerged for solving the taxation issues that bedevil inter-company payments. Peter Nias reports Any Other Business US solutions are nonsense for UK firms Audit Demands of fairness in ex parte orders Family Division Published November 2,2000 In re S (A Child) (Ex parte orders) Before Mr Justice Munby Judgement October 27,2000 Public policy exception is no defence for litigant Queen's Bench Division Published November 2,2000 Habib Bank Ltd v Ahmed Before Mr Justice Carnwath Judgement October 12,2000 Co-defendant's conviction can be admitted but sparingly Court of Appeal Criminal Division Published November 2,2000 Regina v Dixon Before Lord Justice Mantell, Mr Justice Henriques and Judge Fawcus Judgement October 3,2000 Improper influence on jury Court of Appeal Criminal Division Published November 2,2000 Regina v Thorpe Unwilling expert released Chancery Division Published November 2,2000 Brown and Another v Bennett and Others The Times Bridge Chess Winning Move Newspapers Support Recycling The Times Adopting the authentic Yesterday's viewing Interference Satellite , Cable & Digital Radio Radio Choice Film Choice BBC1 Today's Viewing Choice Times 2 Crossword No 2177 Today's Television Pages 38 & 39 Satellite and Radio Pages 36 & 37 Review Page 35 HI-FI
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