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Sunday December 12, 2004

News
	Bloody mayhem at Bollywood show
	Ratwatte faces Wednesday deadline
	Dinesh back today: Dramatic role by diplomat
	No more chopper rides for Tigers
	Police use force to disperse angry crowd
	No more stink wanted
	Hostage Dinesh back tomorrow
	GMOA wants CBK to intervene
	Plan to increase tax assessors stymied
	Failed doctor given leave to proceed
	Doctors left out of medical conference
More News
Financial Times
	Allegations fly amid rush for LIOC shares
	Hayleys-MGT Knitting supplies fabric to Nike
	’Magical Christmas’ at Excel World
	Dangers of uneven development (Comement)
	No economic freedom without law and order - Rienzie
	DPL's management staff to buy remaining RPC stake
	Only for motor vehicles; no bicycles/pedestrians
	Pelwatte: handling challenges of a sugar producer
	Vietnam business group on work cum adventure trip
	Lanka IOC basis of allotment
More Financial Times
Sports
	Vaas - the unsung hero of Sri Lanka Cricket
	Pipe down, you whining OZ
	End of the season
	Janashakthi and Seylan take top slots
	Vaas on the rampage
More Sports
TV Times
	New Christmas songs from Torana
	Sing along with Desmond & dream with Rajiv
	‘Bora Diya Pokuna’ reels disappear in Washington
	More TV Times

Midnight picture of the bloody scene: Some of the victims lie fallen as fans scream or run in panic though some were frozen by shock. Pic by Ishara S. Kodikara.
Columns
	Jailed SB revives dead UNP - Political Column
	Solheim in make or break talks with LTTE - Situation Report
	King Kekille as a judge is hard to equal - 5th Column
	Newest addition - Jungle Telegraph
	A country that eludes definition - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Budget 2005: Implement it or perish - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Justice where art thou fled? - Thoughts from London
	The sentencing of SB; poetic justice or necessary catalyst? - Focus on Rights
	Dhanapala: The known candidate in Asian battle for UN top post - inside the glass house
	Week of theatrics with flying saucers and a run-away mace - Lobby
Plus
	Jaiffer will never come home
	When Nena Pahana went dim
	Straight from the heart
	Raising their voices in a spirit of fellowship
	Did someone say 'Temptation 2004'?
	‘They hadn’t forgotten, but they learnt to forgive’
More Plus
Mirror Magazine
	Make merry with a mocktail
	Rocking to rhythm
	Spreading some joy
	Heavy metal central
Funday Times
	King Vanka-Nasika Tissa
	The stranger child
	The labours of Hercules

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