News from 12/02/2001
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Andrew Robson, James Landale, Phil Yates, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Andrew Pierce, Ross Dunn and Daniel McGrory, J. M. Agar, James Moore, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Peter Lansley, Roland Watson and John O'Leary, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, Martin Richards, Mike Anderiesz, Daniel McGrory and Robert Whymant, David Blunkett, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Isabella McRae, Hilary Finch, David Chater, Ellen Gorman, Jeremy Kingston, Penny Wark, Charles Timoney, Jenny Knight, Roger Maynard, Peter N. Cardew, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Clare Desai, Pat Gibson, David McVay, Ian Sparks Chief Executive, Ruth Gledhill, Gary Jacob, Ross Dunn, Liz Forgan, Martin Barrow, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, S. R. Lancelyn Green, Alan Hamilton, Emma Malmros, James Landale Political Correspondent, Keith Pike, John O'Leary and Glen Owen, Mark Giles, Peter Barnard, Martin P. Levy, Edward Gorman, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Mark Court, Arthur Leathley City Correspondent, Angela Jameson, Russell Kempson, Nigel Williamson, Daniel McGrory, Paul Armstrong, Oliver Kay, David Lister, Lisa Armstrong, Rick Broadbent, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Chris Smith, John Hopkins, A. P. Benson, Ann Treneman, Liz Balley, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Matthew Pryor, Sean MacAulay, Christine Buckley Industrial Editor, James Roose-Evans, Leif Mills, Cathy Harris, Oliver Holt, Pam Stockwell, James Jackson and Gabrielle Starkey, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Oliver August, Nick Hasell, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Tom Dart, Peter G. Webber, Ben Hammersley, Martin Fletcher European Correspondent, William Rees-Mogg, Nick Szczepanik, Giles Whittell, Philip Webster Political Editor, Alan Copps, Mel Webb, Linus Gregoriadis, Kevin McCarra, John Byfield, Allson Kervin Rugby Editor, Anjana Ahuja, George Caulkin, Tim Wapshott, Chandra P. de Fonseka, Rev John Ward, Walter Gammie, Tom Geoghegan and Linus Gregoriadis, Ben MacIntyre, Peter Riddell, Jeremy Hart, James Craig, Linnus Gregoriadls, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Mark Henderson, Lisa Verrico, James Jackson, Kathleen Wyatt, Mark Baldwin, Doug Edgar, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, Stephen Dalton, Marcia Pointon, Bill Edgar, Alyson Rudd, David Powell, James Christopher, Robert Whymant, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Sally Patten, Collin Rossini, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Jan Raath, Anna Soderblom, Don Paterson and Jo Shapcott, Richard Ford, Sally Patten Retail Correspondent, Daryl Vella, Christopher Irvine, Joanna Coles,
ResumoInside Today Brown says euro rules will damage Britain Times 2 Fantasy Shares Genome rivals find the gene for argument The Times and Times 2 today, page 2. Cryptic… MacArthur sails home to a heroine's welcome Inside Women rejected Activists arrested Share Match New church schools to boost standards Mikimoto The Times Today Business Comment Sport Times 2 Arts Fantasy Shares The Times Online Interface Dome site owners set to veto Legacy bid The weather today The Times Kennedy warns Labour of an end to co-operation Blair set to back licensed hunting France salutes Ellen 'la Magnifique' Heroine who'd rather face an ocean than the crowds Fearless girl who had a dream Sailing MacArthur emerges as potential new star Virgin Six-figure deal for story of her life Blunkett backs church stake in state schools Disillusioned teachers urged to get a part-time job Ralph Lauren Romance Labour allies rally to Mandelson's cause Tones increase pressure on Vaz Police trace Lucie's final hours Pipe bomb parts found in Belfast News in Brief Potholers die in moorland cave News in Brief 'Give Tamoxifen to women at risk' News in Brief Father killed by police car News in Brief Scots MP resigns over Ahern visit News in Brief MMR injection figures are stable News in Brief Why you can't judge a man by his genes Colour irrelevant, say genome researchers SAGA Theatre Tokens Somak Holidays PC World By Our Science Correspondent: The men who led the rival teams Probation staff fail to stop 900 serious offences Accenture Planned family court service in chaos, MPs told BT Stay in touch Assets of criminals can now be seized Ruth turns from the Prophets in search of profit Olds are being left behind by what the posse is saying Fujitsu Computers Siemens Sainsbury's Bank Refugee fight erupts in Calais News in Brief 'Revenge' blaze News in Brief Cyber tank stop News in Brief TV quiz censured News in Brief Créateur D'automobiles New V&A chief faces growing hostility Novell Puff Daddy rejoices in fashion jury's verdict A woman's place is not in the SAS The Chief of Defence Staff fires a parting shot on the future of the Armed Forces Tories hope to deepen US defence doubts about Blair Tiny Seat Deserter defies Army This Week in Parliament Eighty arrested after animal rights protests Boot saved climber buried by avalanche Ring around the world for less Britons held over 'Internet drug deal' Lloyds TSB By a Staff Correspondent: Dancing boy wins bravery award Japanese blame US sub for sea disaster China locks up teenage addicts in mental hospitals Schroder Unit Trusts Limited Bomber asks to die on TV World in Brief Troupers killed World in Brief (Reuters): 26 shot in Algeria World in Brief (AFP): Aid 'plundered' World in Brief (AFP): Into the blue World in Brief Friends retreat as Clinton row grows Mugabe seizes all foreign currency Shrewd. Shrewder. Schroders Australia far Right opens way for Blair friend French threaten to thwart deal on Gm crops Prudential Stakeholder Pensions Protesters say Kuchma must go over killing Nature's Best Health for Life Briton 'beaten by Israelis over terrorist plan' Sharon urged to pay Arafat Time Computers Picture Gallery Crews find space lab 'beautiful' Lloyds TSB The Times The end of the affair: how Labour lost our love It's going to take deeds, not words, to win back the affections of voters Every child is different-so why should all schools be the same? Picture Gallery Fear and loathing in Downing Street Yankee doodles Church and School A commitment to moral values in education is rewarded On Probation The new service needs respect for public concerns Wave upon Wave After the high seas come the gales of publicity Fitting the bill Jailing the young is not the answer Common sense on organ removal London's traffic plans A church luminary Rights of return Holes in road to hell Esteemed upbringing Letters should carry a daytime telephone number.… Controversy over V&A's new boss Dial S for silence Cecily's origins Alias Oscar Court Circular Appointments in the Armed Forces Announcement Nature notes Personal Column Trade Dinners Lecture Birthdays Meeting Memorial services Son , read a Farewell by Alfred Lord Tennyson and… Sir Alistair Grant a memorial service for Sir… Tickets Wanted Anniversaries Morning Suits Dinner Suits Evening Tail Suits Multiple Display Advertising Items Flight Centre Tickets for Sale Forthcoming marriages Wanted Pall Mall Tickets Rugby 6 Nations All Matches Court & Social UK Holidays Hotel Direct Abraham D. Beame Struggling to balance the books in the Big Apple Abraham D. Beame, Mayor of New York, 1974-77, was born in London on March 20 1906. He died on February 10 aged 94 Lives in Brief Fred Scott Radical furniture designer whose work focused firmly on the human form-and so made life more comfortable for office workers everywhere Frederick Scott, furniture designer, was born on July 14,1942. He died on January 31 aged 58 Leslie Edwards Stalwat of the Royal Ballet whose reluctant retirement came only after 60 years on stage Leslie Edwards, Obe, ballet dancer, was born on August 6,1916. He died on February 8 aged 84 Suffragists Arrested Capitalisation, week's change Barclays The Times Bid for Abbey set to overshadow Lloyds rise Results and statistics C. Hoare & Co. Base Rate Economic outlook The Times Fantasy Shares Invensys will fight claim against Baan Agilent Technologies Search begins for supremo to lead Uk into digital TV age Byers ready to publish White Paper What the Sunday Papers Say Ireland on alert for EU censure over budgetary policies Abbey to focus on Lloyds record RIM seeks stock market listing Change on Week Legal & General Innovators line up for Nesta funds Grocers' non-food sales set for rise Exchange Rates The Times Peacocks poised to get into Woolies Corner shops back in favour Vodafone put under pressure by Orange price move The Times Crossword No Title UK film studios to rival Hollywood Equitable members and FSA talk SRA hampered by shortage of cash Union seeing Corus over rescue package Cognos Gold confronts 20-year low as demand slumps Your route map to the week ahead Revitalised England ready to test new world order Lewis expects to meet Tyson in july, page s2 Defeat… A Lanitis Development Limited Project MacArthur 's voyage of discovery How they reacted the Player Lewis and Tyson lined up for July showdown Boxing Merry considers switch to Wales Athletics The Times Garcia pays penalty for drop of misfortune Golf By Our Sports Staff: Steelers move step closer to treble Ice hockey Snooker Big game Hunter turns tables on O'Brien Wang is quick to capitalise Table tennis By Our Sports Staff: United States bow to Switzerland Tennis Rovanpera follows in footsteps of Gronholm Motor rallying England's approach has limited appeal to umpires Cricket Nicol fires Surbiton to double success Hockey Lancome Paris Baxter takes important step on learning curve Skiing Swann gains all-round satisfaction Taylor's tinkering to no avail The Times Fantasyshares Fortune continues to do City few favours Robson left seething as capital punishment continues FA Carling Premiership Jefteries remains defiant as Bradford edge to the abyss Venables retains sense of realism Picture Gallery Adams shines away from glare of national spotlight Proud United loath to shirk domestic chores FACARLING Premiership West Ham United v Coventry City Leeds have timely glimpse of Kewell Reid presses for referees to get it right Bet FC Dedicated to Football FA Carling Premiership Nationwide League This week's European fixtures Non-league Thompson wrests crown from Rangers Football Souness draws hope from rare defeat for Blackburn Nationwide League Warnock warms to role of entertainer Albion suffer growing pains Frandsen points the way again Freestone marks a special day by keeping goal intact Fulham grateful for charity acts Middleton cannot mask his delight Chelsea prepare to join hunt for Sergio Zamora enhances reputation Tigers lying in wait for Leeds Rugby league Legal & Public Notices DfEE Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices AMC Reds shown up by dazzling Leigh Resilient Hull ride out early storm Tromans goes it alone Athletics Wigan cut down by St Helens cavaliers Rogers looks forward to May date Judo By a Correspondent: Newcastle hang on to foil Bath's fightback Ruby union Rotherham look for silver lining Cardiff forced to learn harsh home truths Saracens serve up unappetising fare Victory puts Bristol in touching distance of play-offs Moving goalposts inspire Leicester Double Whammy King keeps Wasps buzzing amid gathering gloom Tizzard rises above image of ordinary Joe Racing Hereford Blinkered first time Rapid Raceline Southwell Specialists Leaders in the National Hunt championships Southwell Results from Saturday's three meetings Plumpton falls to weather Hills Road break Millfield mould Schools sport For the record Rugby union Pools check Hockey This week's fixtures Rovers wild after Smith hits four Sport in Brief Mauresmo keeps title in France Sport in Brief Nicol takes the title from Power Sport in Brief Muralitharan hit by injury Sport in Brief Bronze slips from Alcott's grasp Sport in Brief Towers' triumph assists Sheffield Sport in Brief Two out of four for Morgan Sport in Brief Hutchinson blows away challengers Sport in Brief Pappas enjoys home success Sports in Brief Kelly leads way on victory path Sports in Brief From our correspondent: How Prof concocted formula for safety The Formula One fratemity will be out in force at the Albert Hall to support Sid Watkin's charity From our correspondent Jersey honouring famous son who still grips the imagination Player who bestrode the game while wearing a buttoned Norfolk jacket Nottingham gloom lifts at hint of Hello Factor From your correspondence: Bouncers bowled at Trueman are unfair World still to conquer New script required Price hike too far Sport on TV A Route Map through the Peaks and Trough of the Sporting Week Ahead Five Highs Battling Britons They Said what? Still Swinging I was there Sport Online E-Mails Ellen MacArthur's French Kissing Live Three months of fun, fear and fulfilment on the high seas Parenting Wolf at the door Contents Picture Gallery Wolves to the slaughter Norway has fewer than 100 wolves and they are a protected species. But they are devastating sheep flocks and, faced with a huge compensation bill, the Government has ordered a cull. Ann Treneman reports How do you follow a grand gesture? James Mawdsley spent 14 months in a Burmese prison after protesting against the military regime. Now, four months after a hero's return home, he wants to do something "useful" again. Interview by Penny Wark The Times Fantasyshares Bare-faced cheek of the lazy cop Joanna Coles The longer this investigation rambles on, the more it seems that the Keystone Cops have bungled it from the start Like, totally British Picture Gallery 'Weddings are an excuse for a party' Answer back Children on marriage Tweenies hit the road The Tweenies' first live tour is a sell-out, making them a bigger attraction than Britney Spears, says Alan Copps, while, below, parents and children review the Fab Four's Sheffield show So, let's ask the audience My inactive son is getting fat Jonathan, 44 Parent. forum How can I interest my 14-year-old in doing some kind of exercise?All he ever wants to do is watch television or play computer games. He is putting on weight, but he doesn't seem to respond to any inducements to get out of the house A mystery abandoned to time and tide The Times Fantasyshares Murder - it's just child's play Girls from Brazil Picture Gallery Streetwise valentine Very Valentino The Times Picture Gallery Dre Homestyle teatime Yes! no! supermodels Beauty buzz skincare A j egend in her own t'aime Pop In 1969, Jane Birkin shocked the word. Now her heavy breathing is back. Interview by Stephen Dalton National Portrait Gallery Dido Scala, Nl Pop Good as new It can still draw gasps of wonder from new audiences Texas Wembley Arena Pop Arts diary The Times Play choice compiled by Mant Hargie Diamond in a dustbin La Movie Even the man who wrote I'm a Believer can't save the truly dire Saving Silverman, says Sean MacAulay Sturm, drang and disaster A Stalingrad epic opens the Berlin Film Festival with bloody flair, says James Christopher The Times Opera & Ballet 666 " Hysterical" the Times William Sutcliffe's New Boy Classical Concerts Entertainments LSO / Rostropovich Barbican Concert Israel PO/Masur Festival Hall Concert Murder most offal Theatre Jeremy Kingston sees some of Shakespeare's grisliest tales transported to an abattoir Les Justes Gate, Wll Theatre Theatre Spike Nuffield, Southampton Redevco Bridge by Andrew Robson Chess by Raymond Keene Picture Gallery Winning Move Newspapers Support Recycling Weekend viewing Satellite , Cable & Digital Choice Sky Sports Radio Radio Choice Film Choice Answers to word-watching Brand new Ally McBeal BBC1 Today's Television Today 's television Times 2 Crossword No 2263 AA Inter//face Hp Hot air alone just donesn't float Netscalibur Net industry honours its heroes Interface is available on our webbsite at www.… A sick way to see the world? Clash of broadband titans Be my cyber Valentine The Open University Cutting a path through the You've probably never heard of Dr Dror lapidot or his company Decell. But the Israeli inventor's clever new system of live traffic-monitoring, all based on existing mobile phone technology, is set to stir a revolution in cities. Ben Hammersley drives the point home Plus - Free Guide Information for a super highway Ways to make driving a slightly easier Radios to … Picture Gallery A stimulating flight of fancy Toymakers charge up batteries for seasonal onslaught Haystack hunt made easier Jargonaut Digital Camera Smart Certify Direct "I enjoy being part of a smaller community… PMR Group Plc No Title
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