Articles from The Evening Standard (London, England) (February 22, 2001)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Awful' Palace refund fans; Football.			368
'Blair will win with 88-seat majority'.	Hennessy, Patrick		196
'Protest is not about foxes - it's about our way of life'; Not everyone on next month's Countryside March in London will be a supporter of riding to hounds. But the 500,000 or so there will be united by concern of a threat to rural civil liberties. ALLAN RAMSAY meets a falconer who will be among them.	Ramsay, Allan		405
'STAY OUT OF COUNTRYSIDE'; Shock official warning as foot-and-mouth fears grow.	Adamson, Colin; Smith, Geraint		1552
'Unmanned' roadworks cause rush-hour chaos.	Allen, Richard		371
'We'll know today if our daughter is going to survive'; This really is her last chance say parents.	Morris, Zoe; Bassett, Tony		589
'You can be a great lover and a gynaecologist. But not at the same time'; He's been called 'Israel's conscience' but Amos Oz is also a treasured and misunderstood novelist, says ALEX RENTON.	Renton, Alex		1116
... and watch out in the taxi; CAMERAS IN YOUR CAB.	Nettleton, Philip		375
[0] Logica shares dive as figures 'fail to add up'; MARKET REPORT.	Clark, Michael	Statistical Data Included	568
[1] Logica shares dive as figures 'fail to add up'; MARKET REPORT.	Clark, Michael	Statistical Data Included	552
[pound]700m bid to reform hardcore offenders.	Reiss, Charles		221
A child's eye view of strife.	Norman, Neil	Movie Review	1846
A double helping from Warburg lifts UBS to [pound]3.3 billion.	Hart, Joanne		372
A generation that is out of control; London's young people are said to absorb more cigarettes, drink and drugs than in any other city in Europe. This is not their parents' fault. Young people simply see nothing better to do.	Jenkins, Simon		673
A Spin Doctor writes... Ace PR man Tad Friendly tells all to.	Bradshaw, Peter	Column	792
A&L sells for L&G.			124
ABP riding crest of wave.			137
Amanda 'happy' to strip off for less.	Corcoran, Jason		273
Anaesthetist chatted as patient lay dying.			263
Anti-terror probe as boy loses hand in mystery blast.	Wright, George; Wallace, Sam		532
Banned dog breeder sues Kennel Club.	Limbrick, Sarah		282
Bayern loom large for Arsenal; German threat awaits Gunners after late blow.	Hart, Michael		759
BBC staff vote for work-to-rule.			47
Beach safety criticised.			81
Beds crisis costs ambulances 8,000 lost hours.	Morris, Zoe		383
Bergkamp confident of success in Europe.	Stammers, Steve		679
Bishop retires from battle.			63
Blair's crime war on 'hardcore' inmates.	Reiss, Charles		285
Bomber plane is music to Sir George's ears.	Ramsay, Allan		254
Britain the weakest link for Prudential.	Lindsay, Robert		390
Bumpy ride as the RAC gives Lex [pound]26m lift.	Davies, Ross		220
Capita cashes in as town hall paper piles up.	Davies, Ross		245
Chelsea hit back; Players go away without manager but club insist: There is no rift.	Curtis, Adrian		291
Colt regains some ground; City Briefing.			93
Common sense on asylum.			727
Creative criticism.			114
Crime rate in England 'is worst in the world'.	Taylor, David		448
Crisis talks to trace source of foot-and-mouth disease.	Adamson, Colin; Corcoran, Jason		474
Dark days on Nasdaq dim Asian recovery; MARKET REPORT.	Heath, Ray		549
Day the petty muggers picked the wrong victim; I'm aware this is something many Londoners experience and I know you just have to get on with things.	Harris, Ed		570
Defence chief's softer line on Army women.	Poole, Keith		129
Deranged fan storms stage and hurls Robbie into crowd.	Hall, Allan		322
Detectives to reexamine sex attack cases as killer gets life.	Mcglown, Martin		447
Diageo beefed up to [pound]1.1bn despite burger indigestion.	Marks, Sarah		315
Electric atmosphere.			110
Emma is under doctor's orders for first night.	Smith, Laura		253
Endless war against the people smugglers.	Taylor, David		2183
England feeling hot and bothered; Cricket.	Lloyd, David		704
England soon get hot and bothered.	Lloyd, David		780
Even auction of the Dome starts under a cloud ... of dust.	Payne, Stewart		703
Expansion moves power Centrica surge to [pound]438m.	Mclean, James		413
Falling visitors force V&A to renew image.	Poole, Keith; Revill, Jo		551
Fan attacks Robbie Williams on stage.	Hall, Allan		206
Fly to Sydney in 2 hours.			76
Foot-and-mouth crisis talks as fears hit Irish.	Adamson, Colin		658
For a few scores more; Ennio Morricone, the man who made spaghetti Westerns musically unforgettable, will soon be conducting his work at the Barbican. He tells DAVID EIMER why, at 72, he can't stop writing music.	Eimer, David		794
For Better or worse.			131
Free childcare plan to help teenage mothers.	Hennessy, Patrick		92
Free-moving lira proves to be a turkey.	Padgham, Jane		258
French and Irish take new threat seriously; FOOT-AND-MOUTH-SCARE.	Hislop, Lydia		511
Fury at Mayor's 'arrogance' on tower.	Bar-Hillel, Mira		222
Hague starts battle over business red tape.			61
Hanson warns of price rise.			188
Harry Potter, the Domestic Goddess and a book prize.			145
Heroic voyager.	Jones, Rick		313
Higgins and Hendry play it cool.			152
Hillary's brother returns [pound]250,000 'paid for pardons'.	Campbell, Jeremy		473
Hillary's brother was 'paid for pardons'.	Campbell, Jeremy		293
Hilton redeemed by hotels turnaround.	Marks, Sarah		196
Holy alliance.			132
Jewish fury over 'Zionist SS' poem.			232
Judge is mugged on way to court.	Davenport, Justin		157
Ken's deputy rejects claims of budget deal.	Shah, Deepa		219
Kew's harvest for the world; Plant may be energy source of the future.	Mcgowan, Patrick		349
King Richard, the wonder of Wigan.	Bell, Max		313
Kubrick's home movie; The great director is often portrayed as cold-hearted and egocentric, but a new film reveals the family man behind the masterpieces, says ALEXANDER WALKER.	Walker, Alexander		963
L'oreal's star [pound]630m.	Walsh, Fiona		139
Let's take a lead from US competition policy.	Hilton, Anthony	Column	628
Lewis in 50-50 Tyson deal.			199
Lex suffers a bumpy ride.			149
Liberal pursuit.			140
Living on the wedge.	Hayes, David		110
Lloyds woos key Abbey board members.	Hart, Joanne		257
Logica shares dive as figures 'fail to add up'; MARKET REPORT.	Clark, Michael	Statistical Data Included	575
London fashion: 'several trousers short of an outfit'; The designs on these pages show the best of London Fashion Week - but they stand out above a mass of mediocrity.	Craik, Laura		551
Look who's the new girl in Tom Cruise's life.			46
Mad cats get feng shui.	Gruner, Peter		112
Man held over murder that baffled police for 32 years Victim: Roy Tutill was strangled after hitchhiking home.	Graham, Bob		663
McQueen's toy shop of dark childhood fantasy.	Hayes, David		280
Merrill's stock move makes rivals jumpy; MARKET REPORT.	Clark, Michael	Statistical Data Included	596
Mrs Robinson turns on the tigress.	Halliburton, Rachel	Theater Review	322
Muggers picked on the wrong man says judge's wife.			46
Net exports the icing on euro's cake for growth; INSIDE BRUSSELS.	Huhne, Christopher		711
New defence chief's softer line on women.	Poole, Keith		328
New drugs and [pound]1.6bn savings in line at GSK.	Walsh, Fiona		185
Newly-floated lira turns out a turkey.	Padgham, Jane		252
Nothing quite as modern as the past; Two London furniture designers are moving forward by looking back. NICOLE SWENGLEY reports.	Swengley, Nicole		573
Now you don't need to leave home to go to the pub...-; CAMERAS IN YOUR LOCAL.	Sykes, Tom		555
P-Y's bid for the Dome is all puff, says its saviour.	Payne, Stewart		580
Pearce: I'm not the future.	Dyer, Ken		482