News from 08/02/2001
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Andrew Robson, James Landale, Phil Yates, Allan Hall and Adam Sherwin, Malcolm Oliver, Campbell Mitchell, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, David Charter Health Correspondent, Helen Studd, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, Damian Whitworth and Helen Rumbelow, P. G. Ashford, Magnus Linklater, Peter Lansley, M. G. Webb, Richard Hobson, Jonathan Lennie, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Adam Mars-Jones, David Chater, Tracy Ruddle, A. M. Parsons, James Dean, Colin Bullen, Bill Rammell, Carl Mortished, Gillian Harris Scotland Correspondent, Barbara Ellen, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Raymond Snoddy, Joe Joseph, John O'Leary Education Editor, Peter Brown, Antonia Senior, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Roland Watson and Elizabeth Judge, David McVay, Jan Stimpson, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Steve Bird, Aviva Shafritz, Martin Barrow, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Eric Miller, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Godfrey Barker, Alan Hamilton, Oliver Wright, Liz Price, Rodney Milnes, Robert Bruce, Anatole Kaletsky, James Landale Political Correspondent, Fraser Nelson Scottish Political Correspondent, David Hands, Charles Bremner, John Kavanagh, Peter Barnard, Mark Court, Stuart Crainer, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Angela Jameson, Russell Kempson, Mark Tweedle, Daniel McGrory, Paul Armstrong, Geoffrey Alderman, Robert Willott, Oliver Kay, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Dugald Barr, Shirley Summerskill, Adam Jones, Raymond Keene, Christine Buckley, Sean MacAulay, Philip Whiteley, Greg Englefield, Beryl Dixon, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Harrison, Christopher Walker Chief Ireland Correspondent, Bronwen Maddox, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, John Stern, Sally Morris, Stewart Tendler, Andrew Emmerson, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Lisa Verico, Martin Fletcher European Correspondent, Veronica Palmer, Director General, John Allison, Nick Szczepanik, James Lynch's, James Doran, Philip Webster Political Editor, Melissa Kite Political Correspondent, Tim Hames, Ian Johns, Paul McCann Media Correspondent, Kevin McCarra, Matthew Parris, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Russell Jenkins, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, John Shaw, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, S. L. Valdez, Chris Ayres and Oliver Kay, Maureen Hawkins, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Chris Quick, Mike Hughesman, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, James Jackson, Eric Kings, Kitty Ussher, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Laura Peek, Anthony Davis, Benedict Nightingale, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Christopher Warman, Stephen Dalton, Lesley O'Toole, Alyson Rudd, Richard Morrison, Sam Kiley, James Christopher, Adam Sherwin, Susan MacDonald, Michael Evans, Michael Kerr, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Sally Patten, Roland Watson Chief Political Correspondent, Thomas Stuttaford, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Sally Patten Retail Correspondent, Christopher Irvine, Damian Barr,
ResumoBlair sets 2003 euro deadline Inside American football Economy-class syndrome almost killed me Gunman shot in stand-off outside the White House Drug cautions go off the record Party Princes venture into the lions' den Kate Hudson is Almost Famous Scotland to allow foxhunting on licence Sandals Best for jobs The Times Today Business Comment Sport Times Behind you! Script change throws Hague Matthew Parris Parliamentary Sketch Tory candidates to have their say on pound Euro force on summit agenda The weather today Haulage firms stockpile fuel to fend off protests By a Correspondent: Strikers 'threaten the Irish economy' No complaints as press watchdog throws a party The night that celebrity bictims became honoured guests All change at last chance saloon Rapper faces rough ride Smile Grim prophecy of war on every front Reports on the MoD's vision of the military's future role Homebase Robots predicted to take over on the battlefield Loyalist attacks threaten peace Almost Famous: On the tour bus back to 1970s rock Kosovo troops 'not all warned' Merit pay for Armed Forces News in Brief Oxford protest Botched robbery Mirror settlement GM weeds 'safe' School payout Helicopter charge Downing goes home to uncertain welcome Brothers 'killed and put to bed' Ticklish tale of brotherly rivals in love First night review DLJ direct Free with the Saturday Times Football Insurance firm admits using genetic screening Britain alone in allowing tests Mercedes-Benz Culling staff on protected list NFU chief hits back at green lobby State 'should keep the Dome for decade' Sarah murder suspect heckled outside court Mother and child found dead India earthquake appeal Speed cameras 'should be yellow' Nokia PC World Sobbing Sugar claims miser label is libellous 'Sex at 11' Tv film is pulled off air Standard Life Healthcare Marks & Spencer Threats to pop star were 'a joke' BT Now it's survival of the puniest Vodafone Curbs on Viagra 'are costing the NHS millions' US surgeon accidentally invents orgasmatron Bypass can reduce mental ability Cast Away Dell Jurassic Park cloning cannot be done Credit card puppy gift is scrapped News in Brief Lockerbie appeal Samurai plea Child's play prize Times novelist Leaders trade blows in euro free-for-all Prime Minister's Questions: Blair plans to conduct 'test' during first two years of new Parliament Never doubt the power of passion in pound debate On Politics Renault Laguna Peers ask Queen to reject EU treaty Tories vow to maintain aid level Parliament in Brief Bookies call an election certainty Quote of the day Today in Parliament Climbdown over home packs that could hit Labour Fee for checks on criminal records abandoned Virgin Currys Pigeon feed seller accepts Livingstone payout Patrons pull out over choice of V&A boss Orange share offer Farmers rescue snowbound train MPs split over Laura Spence elitism case Hastings Direct Cruise files for divorce after war of religion London play will star actress as an unhappy wife Mitsubishi Motors Becker admits fathering model's child Fraud suspect was pardoned by Clinton Gore rages over defeat in White House showdown Fujitsu Computers Siemens AOL Nasty smell left by herbal remedy affair Commentary Secret agents comb home of gunman Mayor struck wife with teapot during fight The Open University Missile crisis gets a rewrite IF Intelligent Finance Prodi urges EU to let in skilled immigrants Dixons Berlusconi seeks to assure Britain Thorntons Doubts on Saudi bomb theories World in Brief Oil man in court Officer arrested (AP): Date with Destiny (Reuters): China sect deaths (Reuters): End of the trail Kissinger says honeymoon is over for Blair Gazco Ltd Swiftcall VW Lifetime's supply of calamari One. Tel Sharon vows to keep sovereignty of Jerusalem The Sunday Times World leaders urge new leader to pursue peace Holland & Barrett Candour is the hallmark of victor Israel Commentary Halifax The Times online The simple joy of being imprisoned by snow They don't make winters like they used to, but they may well be able to soon The V&A needs a complete shake-up, not another safe pair of hands Picture Gallery It may seem boring - but the news is good Porn shows? Giles Coren Query Prime Minister Blair's delphic monosyllable on the euro needs explaining What Dad Did in the War Facts matter but love counts too in remembrance of times past Back in Kosovo Albanian militants make ready for the next round Israel's electoral system Equitable policies and liabilities The euro is more than a change of coins and notes Should buses give way to cyclists? Views of a marriage Relative purity Perfect porridge Sir Frederick Lawton Aids to nationality Esteemed upbringing Court Circular Birthdays Anniversaries To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices… Picture Gallery Memorial service Meeting Lecture Latest wills Personal Column Announcement University news Church news Ceramics for sale Forthcoming marriages Marriage Rugby Personal Column News International Newspapers Ltd. Sir Richard Southern Oxford historian whose teaching influenced a generation of scholars and whose books changed for ever the way we view the Middle Ages Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices The Times Hermon Taylor Unorthodox surgeon whose innovations made many dangerous procedures safer and spared patients from painful operations Lives in Brief Jean-Pierre Aumont, actor was born on January 5,1911. He died on January 30 aged 90 Losses pared in afternoon Cantor Index Lenders prepare to follow Bank interest rate cuts Cammell Laird urges Byers for order decision Liberty in Regent Street makeover Abbey rejects 'inadequate' Lloyds bid Mobile shares suffer as Orange price is cut Lords to give key ruling Group 4 suffers setback to train ambitions HSBC Index Land Securities buys £60m Kent site Business Focus E malaysia 'Tokyo Joe' ends SEC insider trading rift DaimlerChrysler faces dividend cut on US loss Autonomy appeals to LSE after Merrill note High-tech demand lifts BWD Thousands vie for BMW jobs How 'economy class syndrome' hospitalised… Euronext's US link stirs battle of bourses January record for easyJet Business in Brief Kmart signs $4.5bn deal Agere Systems seeks funds Access to files in ABN Amro case Northamber sees turnover increase Chubb in disposal charge of £30m Antisoma signals fundraising move News Corp's profits up 10% Agilent Technologies Orange pips are squeaking Commentary BSkyB spells out ambitious targets O'Brien in fresh bid for Eircom By Our Industry Staff: Steelworkers vote to strike Marconi reassurance in vain Picture Gallery Investors hope for Glynwed dividend Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures European Money Deposits % Kingfisher's break-up is proving hard to do Tempus Nxt Antisoma Dollar Rates Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Rio's recovery inspires French connection Carmaker hopes that an elusivesense of style will be enough to drive growth Swiss security to the rescue City Diary Inheritances for all, not just for the few Creditweb Granada suffers drop in advertising revenues Domecq in bid for New Zealand winemaker State Street UK set for growth in business start-ups NXT shares fall by 5% Bank of Scotland Bugs raise yield from Norway's oilfields Regent to increase Walkabouts Business in Brief Mersey buy Cobham purchase Inter Link deal Leicester goal The Times Unit Trust Information Service P Peninsula Goodwill often creates ill will when deciding what to do Oracle Software Powers the Internet International standards could throw a lifeline to Third World nations Firms' prize performance The Glenlivet Payout query Touch? Impek adds to Knight's Festival armour Racing Meeting Points Yesterday's results Rapid Raceline Green plans Huntingdon Wolverhampton The Times Newbury card in doubt England ponder risky option for opening Test Cricket Evans hits out at high tackles Rugby league The Times MacArthur faces up to sea change This time I just want to sail a straight course Umpires appeal for end to friction Under-19s pause for thought Bad weather allows me to sleep, at least Lewis parts company with adidas Sport in Brief Australian union raises the stakes Johnston inspires series-saving rally Nicol nearing finest form English rivals to do battle for place in final Rugby union Saracens waiting on Luger For the record Snow reports Today's fixtures Coulthard maps out priorities Motor racing 'I will not allow anything to detract from my effort to be world champion' Legal & Public Notices By Our Sports Staff: Maier pulls up short of gold Kiing United's union with Yankees is not quite the perfect marriage BBC deals blow to rebel tour by backing WPBSA Snooker Rovers turn tables on wasteful Derby Football O'Leary takes trials and tribulations in his stride Hull gain stay of execution Celtic rule as rivals are overcome with emotion Rufus's gift turns drought into flood for Graham Football Gronkjaer unhappy at his treatment by Ajax The Premiership today Canny Kinnear bargains to avoid basement Fans united in opposition to Yankees deal The Times Crossword Murray puts an end to Cup romance for another season Nearly New Cars The Times Foot Ball Witan Jardine The engineering Recruitment Show Morgan Keating Recruitment Gay abandon The dot. com that is bucking the trend Arthur Andersen F Foxtons Omega Partners-Strategy Consultants Juggling with your working habits Career choice Barclays Bank of England Centric Telecom Waterfall Times Newspapers Moveplan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Experience 'More valuable than any other job I have had' Chiropractic Clinics Ltd. Action Creating Cv CVs with Impact Graphic Designer Jobsearchers. Co. Uk QAS Developers of QuickAddress Software Specialtours Trader Times Newspapers Are You a Team Player? Scottish Courage Limited Already Graduated? Capital Britannia Row Productions Hwc Consulting Communication industries Accountancy Additions Fast-Growing Investment Bank Dot-com company launches itself with gay abandon Work style The Times Simon & Schuster UK Limited Simon a Schuster Chase De Vere Investments PLC Graduate Training Scheme SME Support Executives needed L Kelaty Ltd. UP Which Ladder? Can you still cut it? OS Ordnance Survey DfEE Charity Commission Marketing and Sales Manager Director of Policy Alumni International Career Service Reuters PKF The Changing Business The Changing Business Ten steps that will make a difference Torres & Partners Human Resource Consulting Greaterlond Authority Ashwood Associates Heatsave My Big Break Roger Burnell, 50, chairman of the First Resort, a leading dot-com travel agency One 2 one PWC Live and Work in Spain CMR CNA Capital Michael Page Sales CHR Jenni Langan Novartis ZGS Equifax Results Search and Selection Activis Saxonbury Business Development Consultant Senior Quantity Surveyor Times Newspapers Training Sales Executive ADTI Consulting Senior Mechanical Engineer Multiple Classified Advertising Items KPMG Search & Selection The National Trust Kingsoak National STaTiSTiCS Lexmark Kpmg Susanna Johnstone Associates Haldane AON Mentor Secure a more Rewarding Career AMH Looking for a challenge? KWI PA Consulting Group Cressing Templar Evolution Stock Exchange SHP Associates TXP Theale Xander Partnership Implementive Change Management CDOA FR Faber Ross BACS Nupremis Commercial Development Manager Lost your job unfairly or suffered an injury? Claim… Acu Herbs Limited Times Newspapers Chefs Friends Provident Barkers CIRCL-e Recruitment Item Plus PSD I&DeA Gas Opportunities BHP Futurestep Jobpilot Reuters Hutchison 3G DeLaRue Michael Page Sales Is an employee an asset or a liability? A simple but revolutionary change is set to affect companies, reports Philip Whlteley Mmt management consultancy NB Leading the way Management Executives on the Move Green Flag Group Orange Climbing the ladder Ten steps to success Camelot British Airways Vodafone Keane Change Room service Telecoms and Internet hotels Pera Deloitte Consulting Section Two Technology and Senior Appointments ISPs are ready to call on room service Telecoms and Internet "hotels", or co-location centres, look set to become a comerstone of the Web, reports Andrew Emmaerson Huntswood PKF Harvey Nash Odgers Telsis Michael Page Consultancy Ait American Express ICL Quantica Crossley House Sony Skills shortage puts the future of IT in crisis And how sexism deters women from working in the industry, says John Kavanagh Britannia Sybase City Traxdata Prism Executive Recrutiment The total package Network Executives on the Move Madge web Reed Exhibition Companies Consultants Innogy Accenture The Times Nevard Roland Executive Resourcing Equant National Accounts Manager Mail Order SinterCast Ltd. The Times Newspapers Never Commute Again! Senior Recruitment Consultant Competition for the beat IT careers is fierce BMS Criterion Search SMCL ESR Nanomat Mdina Select Npower Nichols PiR Group The Times Capita Ras Centurion Selector Europe Spencer Stuart Michelangelo Associates SPA Succession Planning Associates IC Capita Ras Anchor Telford & Wrekin Council NHS Capita Ras Capita RAS MAFF Harvey Nash Whitehead Mann GKR Beacon Council The Crown Estate SHP Associates Sterling SRA Premier Power Limited GOQ Ramsey Hall Pricewaterhousecoopers Bupa Hospitals NEWskies Satellites Lord Search & Selection NHS Logistics Authority MWA CPS Crown Prosecution Service Penna Executive Search Harvey Nash Superscape Intapps RICS Interexec Litchfield Associates N. V End of the dot-com revolution? Dreams are turning into nightmares for former financial directors of Internet start-ups, reports Chris Quick PSD Michael Page Sales NPL Gsk Nissan looks to the West for inspiration Packages Tmp. worldwide The British Library Adderley Featherstone plc First person Arts Health Film The Berlusconi message for Blair Contents Return of the cavalier Silvio Belusconi, Italy's comeback tycoon, tells Richard Owen about his message forTony Blari today The Berlusconi empire Planes and veins Rodney milnes suffered a deep vein thrombosis on a flight from Australia. Six hours later he was on a drip in hospital. What he found there gave him faith in a system trying its best against impossible odds Eat out for LST Lowe Syndrome Trust The Times Football Handbook The Times Even the Russians have mustered a show of repentance for Katyn. But in Britain officialdom stands mute and unyielding Why the Gospels should go back up North Lifeplan Men can get brittle bones too The taboos of cancer Eat, drink and be poisoned Lovesick? It's an old malady Carehealth. co. uk Big bad wolf sans teeth Pop If Eminem's Paris show is anything to go by, Britain's youth is about to remain uncorrupted, says Lisa Verrico Theatre Mouth to Mouth Royal Court Concert LPO/Salonen Festival Hall Reel life Put the boot in Safe as milk Adam Mars-Jones on Amost Famous, set in rock's heady, innocent days of Mon, flag and American Pie Leading man Critic 's Choice James Christopher picks his favourite five from the current crop of films on release If you liked that, then try this .. . Rock movies It's Ok, I'm with the band Inverview Director Camcron Crowe hopes Almost Famous will rock, he tells Lesley O'Toole The Claim A giant among Titans James Christopher sees Denzel Washington kick some butt The Times The Times New on video Opera & Ballet Doctor under the Royal Albert Hall The Graduate A Gate Theatre Dublin Production The Times Swede for the sweet Stephen Dalton meets Lasse Hallstr?m, maker of strong pills that melt in the mind The Times Denzel, a smarter brand of martyr Denzel Washington has played a string of black martyrs, but his belief in civil rights has never dented his appeal with white audiences, says Sean MacAulay Cannes Picture Gallery Danni Minogue BBC Radio 2 TV movie of the week: Scarface (1983) Senior Appointments St. George's University King's College Smae Institute Learn French University Appointments Programme Director Multiple Display Advertising Items Education Wellington College Are these fees unfair? TES Ed. forum If you or your child are baffled by any aspect of education, each weekthe ed. forum panel will answer your questions. The panel comprises two head teachers, a psychologist and a parenting expert Race and class Why are there still too few ethnic minority teachers, asks Sally Morris Students vote with their fees Easter Revision MPW Easter Cherwell Collingham GCSE & A/as Level Revision Easter Revision RSAMD Oxford Easter Courses St Margarett Oxford 'A'&'as' Level Education Music Scholarship Devonshire House School Courses Education Airline Network Travelbag Fly Upper Club Flights Travel Citibond Just America Air Travel Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Cloud-9 travel Check-in Austravel Flight Centre Sun & Snow with Erna Low Combining luxury self… Coast with the most Pack your Bags a selection of bargain travel opportunities Eastern Europe Faresavers Usa and Canada Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items Spain The Times City Breaks The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Fairness in extending custody time limits Queen's Bench Divisional Court Published February 8,2001 Wildman v Director of Public Prosecutions Before Lord Woolf, Lord Chief Justice and Mr justice Newman Judgment January 23,2001 Distinguishing an omission from fraudulent trading Court of Appeal Criminal Division Published February 8,2001 Regina v Bevis Before Lord Justice Kay, Mr Justice Goldring and judge Peter Crawford, Qc Judgment January 11,2001 Confiscation orders do not breach rights Privy Council Published February 8,2001 Hm Advocate and Another v McIntosh Before Lord Bingham of Cornhill, Lord Hoffmann, Lord Hope of Craighead, Lord Clyde and Lord Hutton Judgment February 5,2001 Agreement to sell circumvents pre-emption rights Court of Appeal Published February 8,2001 Scotto v Petch and Others In re Sedgefield Steeplechase Co (1927) Ltd Before Lord Justice Nourse, Lord Justice Chadwick and Lady Justice Hale Judgment December 21,2000 Newly qualified chartered, incorporated engineers and technicians Engineering council Melting pot Should engineers be trained in softer skills? Peter Brown reports Engineering qualifications Motorola Mm Mott MacDonald Jaguar The Sunday Times Bridge Chess Word Watching Picture Gallery Winning Move Yesterday's viewing Joe Joseph Satellite, Cable & Digital Choice Radio Radio Choice Film Choice Answers to word-watching Brand new Friends followed by brand new ER Bbc1 Times 2 Crossword No 2260 Today's Television The Times Today's television Made to Measure Shirts
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