Lleyton Hewitt confirmed as world number one tennis player

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• Friday November 15, 2002
• Moors murderer Myra Hindley dies
• Rachel Hunter attends the opening of a new restaurant in London
• Maximum alert in Indonesia as Papadayan volcano erupts
• Lleyton Hewitt confirmed as world number one tennis player
• Prince Charles visits a Jobcentre in Manchester
• Firefighters's strike continues to affect services on its second day
• A royal audience for Thai tennis star Paradorn Srichaphan
• Hu Jintao takes over as head of China's ruling Communist Party
• Mexican President Vicente Fox in France
• Roy Keane launches his autobiography
• Thursday November 14, 2002
• Princess Aiko and mother Crown Princess Masako on holiday at their ranch in Nasu
• Michael Jackson appears in court
• Prince Edward and Sophie of Wessex unveil a statue of the Queen Mother
• Richard Gere weds longtime love Carey Lowell in ultra-private ceremony
• The Pope gives a speech at the Italian parliament in Rome
• Mariah Carey steps out in Paris
• Prince Charles 54 today
• Phil Collins honoured at New York gala event
• Kerry Katona presents the fish and chip shop of the year award
• The Queen meets the Australian rugby team
• Roger Moore at the UNICEF 'Childscapes' exhibition in London
• Wednesday November 13, 2002
• The Queen officially opens Parliament
• Wyclef Jean high kicks in Barcelona at the MTV awards
• Heath Ledger and girlfriend Naomi Watts at the London Film Festival
• Queen Rania visits the Steuben Gallery in New York
• Vinnie Jones launches the donation line appeal for Children In Need
• Colin Powell and Kofi Annan answer questions from the press on Iraq
• Sir Bob Geldof appears in The Play What I Wrote
• Russian dolls featuring Chinese leaders are displayed in Beijing
• Vladimir Putin makes an official visit to Norway
• Bon Jovi at the presentation of the MTV Europe Awards in Barcelona
• Papandayan volcano begins to rumble in west Java
• Tuesday November 12, 2002
• Westlife set new record
• Ceremony to mark eight years of Sri Lankan President's rule
• George Foreman cooks up a storm in Harrods

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