Milestones

LATEST COVER STORY
N. Korea: The Biggest Threat?
January 13, 2003 Issue
 

ASIA
 Philipines: Arroyo's sacrifice
 India: Urban Cowboys
 Q&A: Xu Wenli


BUSINESS
 China: Market Marshal

SOCIETY
 Japan's Schindler


ARTS
 Books: Bali's Paradise
 Q&A: Jamie James
 Food & Wine: Archive B's


NOTEBOOK
 India: Hindus & Muslims
 Milestones


TRAVEL
 A Sanctuary of Good Health in Southern Thailand


CNN.com: Top Headlines
DIED. LORD JENKINS, 82, polymathic former President of the European Commission in Brussels and ex-Home Secretary in Britain who pushed reforms on divorce and homosexuality before helping to found the Social Democratic Party in 1981; in Oxfordshire, England. A distinguished journalist and acclaimed biographer, Roy Jenkins penned Gladstone (1995) and Churchill (2001). In 1987 Jenkins was made a life peer and elected Chancellor of Oxford University. He served as a mentor to Prime Minister Tony Blair, who described him last week as "one of the most remarkable people to ever grace British politics."

DEPORTED. PAUL FRANCIS GADD,...

Want the full story?

Subscribe Now

Subscribe
Subscribe

Learn more about the benefits of being a TIME subscriber

If you are already a subscriber sign up — registration is free!