Community denies this and, as The Economist went to press, was due to present a more detailed rebuttal.Although this bid battle has become unusually rancorous, it is in line with a broader trend of consolidation in the huge but fragmented business of providing hospital care.
Mr Bush has privately chided his defence secretary, who as The Economist went to press was due to appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee.It does not help that Mr Rumsfeld has argued that prisoners in Guantánamo Bay are not subject to the Geneva conventions.
The European Space Agency, which as The Economist went to press, was due to launch a satellite built entirely by students, will be hoping for a more successful outcome.The Student Space Exploration and Technology Initiative (SSETI), a programme established by the agency to boost interest in space science among European youngsters, has an ambitious agenda.
The inquiry into press standards is due to begin hearing evidence on the relationship between the press and police from next week.
The press conference is due to start around 10am.
We find that very ominous". A committee of the Thai Journalists Association concerned with the potential erosion of press freedom is due to meet the columnists today to discuss ways to combat Tesco Lotus's tactics.
A Guardian interview with Andrew Dilnot An article by David Brindle and Tom Clark in the Guardian explaining the background to today's announcement A report put out by the Dilnot comission explaining the responses to its consultation (pdf) 9.17am: I'm at the QE2 centre in Westminster, in a suite where the press conference is due to start in about 10 minutes.
Concerned about his legacy, not sure he is getting the respect from the boxing press that he is due, Rocky decides to come out of retirement for one last fight.
The press is also due to meet on Thursday to discuss what form of self-regulation it is willing to endorse to replace the Press Complaints Commission.
The first part of the inquiry is looking at the culture, practices and ethics of the press in general and is due to produce a report by September.
