News from 05/07/1987
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Charles Langley, John Huxley, John Coleman, Malcolm Brown, Ivo Jarosy, Esther Rantzen, Will Ellsworth-Jones, John Jay City Editor, John Davison, Jon Swain, Catherine Bennett, John Peter, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, John Morgan, Norman MacRae, Sarah Miller, Kay Dick, John Curtice, Rodney Tyler, John Jay, Doris Lessing, Neville Hodgkinson Medical Correspondent, Graham Rose, Peter Vansittart, Sally Payne, Ian Williams Business Correspondent, John Miller, Stephen Milligan, Savile Burdett, Gillian Hall, Nevilie Hodgkinson Medical Correspondent, Mike Brearley, Bruce Kemble, Caroline St John-Brooks, Caroline Baker, John Westwell, Geordie Greig, Ian Chapman Chairman, Patrick Stoddart, Susan Marling, Robert Sandall, Alex Sutherland, Iain Johnstone, Jane Thynne, Irwin Stelzer, A. H. R. Grimsey, Robert Hewison, Bernard Levin, Ivan Fallon, Keith Botsford, David Dougill, Cliff Temple, Jane Bird, Adrian Waddingham, Christine Walker, Richard Dunn, Egon Ronay, Russell Harty, Susan Crosland, David Cairns, Norman Harris, Martin Charlesworth, Michael Jones, Pippa Norris, Alan Pearce, Tom Cobbleigh, George Perry, Edward Long, Sue Mott, John Cassidy, Robin Marlar, John Sheppard, Christine Toomey, Bernard Cafferty, Brian Moynahan, Enoch Powell, Amit Roy, Paul Taylor, Jonathan Todd, David Hughes, Tim Rayment, Mazher Mahmood, Brian Jackman, John Hopkins, Judi Bevan, Brian Walden, Eric Marsden, James Davidson, Marta Wohrle, Janet Abrams, Stephen Pile, Richard Cook, Diana Wright, Christopher Smallwood, Philip Goodhart Chairman, Loyd Grossman, Michel Syrett, Brian Deer, Norman Lebrecht, Richard Palmer, Keith Wheatley, Sam Passow, Dr Eric Watts, Dilys Powell, Ben Pimlott, Bozene, Andrew Hogg, Brough Scott, Alison Beckett, Norman Stone, Clive Everton, Caroline McGhie, Richard Woods, Peter Johnson, Ian Dunning, Dudley Doust, Jonathan Glancey, Felix Aprahamian, Richard Masters, David Hughes Political Correspondent, Brian MacArthur, Michael Jones Political Editor, Rick Sanders, Michael Smith, Godfrey Smith, Richard Burnell, Leonard Ketley, Susan King, Charles Oulton, C Leftwich, Edward Pearce, Simon Jenkins, Godfrey Golzen, Robert Tyrer, Laurie Jay, David Wickers, E Landsler, George Michael, Ian Williams, Colin Spencer, Helen Mason, Valerie Grove, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, James Danziger, Marina Vaizey, Pella Price, Edmund White, Margaret Park, Angela Long, Jonathan Miller Media Editor, Tony Hetherington, Penny Meyrick, Joanna Simon, Dr Bryan Lask, Roger Ratcliffe, Rosie Waterhouse, Boris Schapiro, Anthony Terry,
ResumoContents Biffen brands Thatcher 'a Stalinist' Opinion Poll Police in no-trial pledge to Brady New policy on the arts: raise your own cash Miners split on six - day week BBC set to check on freelance earnings Contents Branson: A smaller splash Child abuse row: parents will sue Harrods Thatcher ready to give Reagan a boost Alliance vote slumps in switch to Tories A. Wellesley Brisocoe & Ptnrs. Ltd. Personal Export Sales, V. A. G. (United Kingdom)… The American College in London The new Labour target—yuppies Millet Lighting Sheep Dip Index PC stabbed in disco fight News Digest Water baby RAF protest Funfair death Hartwell going Bee swarm Bond Winners Tax officer confirms pay probe into ITV By Sunday Times Reporters: Islanders pin their hopes on fallen Virgin Finders Keepers: We bagged Richard Branson's ballon It Takes Hard Work, Determination and Skill to Tear… Triple triumph in the big game Doctors attack cards to prove Aids-free status Commission for the New Towns 'Steamer' mobs bring a vicious new dimension to street crime Thistle Hotels Barratt Multi-Ownership & Hotels Ltd. Grand old Duchess of York Telecom slammed as worst public service Queen Elizabeth 2 Martin, graduate of school of challenge Join The Sunday Times appeal and help disabled children like this learn to walk Travellers face trouble abroad as tour groups risk going broke Yorkshire Building Society The Sunday Times Appeal The New Citroën Ax Fraud squad probes 'garage' university Asians protest as BBC axes programmes The Ritz Cunard "The overheads here are killing my… Born to live in poverty ICL Ashton - Tate How Murdoch made his play for Today On the buying of a newspaper: how Robert Maxwell let his old rival beat him at the post Kier Limited Gung-ho hero who lost his way in the jungle of politics Oliver North Does your marriage need an ambulance? Godfrey Smith The prince and the paupers The real Eastenders Builders in battle for plum city site Healthcall Reuter: US offer to end farm subsidies News in Brief AP: Rail horror AP: Letters found AFP: Korean stroke AFP: Drug hanging Siemens Hopeful signs from new Aids figures Remorseless Barbie is jailed for life Kremlin dithers over the Red Baron Thatcher was not so tough after all Undersea hunt 'discovers fist from Colossus' Film of divers guided by clairvoyant shows intriguing find off Rhodes Siemens India CIA man tells of 'smears' Reds in the adultery bed NatWest The Action Bank Seoul's villain hailed as hero of the peace How dictators have crashed Democratic since 1972 Intelligence File Nationwide Flexaccount Ford Big battalions are backing Hawke Socialists poised for double triumph as Australia and New Zealand prepare to vote Privatisation puts Lange on course for landslide win A British Airways Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Thy Turkish Airlines Multiple Display Advertising Items Budget Multiple Display Advertising Items Longship Holidays Ventura Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Malawi flooded by war refugees Trailfinders Travel Centre Monarch Air Travel Hewlett Packard Russians on the attack at Henley Richard Burnell forecasts a spectacular and Close-fought final day at Henley Multiple Display Advertising Items Summer tryst of Dowagers and Dockers Chris Lightbown discovers the delights of Henley Royal Regatta Multiple Display Advertising Items Health Home Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Slazenger Henley Results County Natwest Limited High noon for the Kid and Professor Snooker The Times Rival syndicates raise anchor for America's Cup challenge Yachting Unruffled Langer soaring over Bay Golf Cycling Cellrent TWA Wimbledon and Other Results A final test in court for burgeoning Cash Today's Centre Court Battle: The Scientist versus Artistic Man Dudley Doust examines the Wimbledon men's finalists Julian's Selections Racing Results Mtoto in search of fame Racing Tightening Net Inside track Joking Apart Colemanballs Colour Prejudice Basketballs Imran leads the charge to victory Robin Marlar reports from Headingley Humble fare at Hove For the Record Australian Football Results and Pools Check A Headingley headache Comment Cricket Scoreboard Fin Go to Lord's for free Cricket Close-up Martina still reigns supreme Sue Mott reports from Wimbledon SKY Rivals boil over in the heat of Richard Motor Racing Weekend Weather at Home and Abroad Bislett sees Steve run a dream race Athletics National Fun Run The Sunday Times Contents Political tiger is burning bright Time to scrap the Euro-con Mrs Thatcher showed all the courage of a Hollywood hero in her decision to stand up to the European Community last week, writes Simon Jenkins A Rock on the Runway Opinion and comment on the news of the week Contents Dunhill A matter of honour when the ways part The Alliance is in disarray because it has funked the reason for its existence - to supplant Labour as the opposition, writes Brian Walden A pox on the poll tax A wife's word to the wise tips the scales of justice The M&G Group Atticus Listen to the children's cry Platform Ted sets the pace for rates revolt Inside Politics The Victoria Wine Company Sunday, bitter Sunday at the British pub The constraints of the chapel are being applied to opening hours, writes Godfrey Smith Apocalypse 2000: wrong view of the future Why are British intellectuals so gloomy about the way the world is going? Norman Macrae, deputy editor of The Economist, refutes the dismal findings of a soothsaying book that sees fascists under the bed, ready to sweep to power Boots Labour must embrace the real world Rather than licking his electoral wounds, writes Ben Pimlott, Neil Kinnock should shake up his party's irrelevant values Into the future with low costs and hi-tech What Car? Abbey National Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heed the plight of the Zipsers Forum Norman Stone takes a look at the problems faced by research students Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items School sport straddles the competitive hurdle Improving fitness is the name of the game, reports Caroline St John-Brooks Multiple Display Advertising Items Children set for science at the double New term Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Put teeth into speed traps Pennington Street, The Highway, London E1 9xw Keycamp Holidays Beach Villas Multiple Display Advertising Items It won't kill you to keep fit Birthdays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trying to educate Ilea Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Points Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items New light on Newsnight Multiple Classified Advertising Items Self-Catering Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills Knight Frank & Rutley Benham & Reeves Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jackson-Stops & Staff Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Druce Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Students learn the hard way For university students living on a grant, reports Caroline McGHIE, the prohibitive cost of rented accommodation in southern Britain can often mean sleeping on the floor Regalian Hampton & Sons Bargets Egerton Regalian Multiple Display Advertising Items A plaque for all seasons Hampton & Sons Key to a life of luxury A Fulham Mews for you and your horsepower Hurlingham without the racket Putt down roots in Dulwich Hampton & Sons Cinnamon Wharf Multiple Display Advertising Items Anscombe & Ringland Chestertons Prudential Ltd. Willmotts W. A. Ellis Hampton & Sons Cluttons Aylesford Marler & Marler Portmans Higgs Hill Homes Ltd. Regalian Barratt East London Ltd. Daniel Smith Marsh & Parsons John D Wood & Co. 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M-way marvels Sunday Times Entrepreneur A thundering fête galante Halmatic The Secret Campaign How Mrs Thatcher Really Won the Election Premier Portfolio CCA Galleries Legge The Secret Campaign Mrs Thatcher's decision in mid-March to appoint… Slumming it Nothing will be done about inner city slums until the people who wield power have seen the appalling conditions Summer Sale Rolex Taken to the Cleaners 20 Things You Never Knew about Wendy Smallbone of Devizes London Bedding Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Raymond Gubbay Save up to £35 on the London Symphony… Multiple Display Advertising Items Barbican Centre August Highlights Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Pat Metheny Group Ladysmith Black Mambazo The South Bank Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Theatres Multiple Display Advertising Items Serious Money Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dreaming spires Look in America Manhattan Janet Abrams looks at the way property in New York City is sold as a lifestyle package New York Quick Look Jacquie Bellville Sassoon Sanderson Summer Sale A freshwoman in charge Ivy League Susan Crosland talks to the president of Vassar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Summer Sales The Sunday Times Contents Bernstein's perfect partnership Music Uk Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Directing a regional renaissance John Davison looks at how the launch of kenneth Branagh's company points to a new future for British theatre The life of Alice Dance Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Experts query jewels Alison Beckett reveals the Sackler judgment Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Critics' Choice The comprehensive entertainments guide to the week ahead UK Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Seafood Restaurant The People's Choice Meudon Multiple Display Advertising Items Stately Home Earth bath not anything to show more fair than a… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Eastway Barton Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items We don't want your sex George Michael's single is the latest in a long line of banned pop records. Robert Sandall reports Fresh eye from Freud Marina Vaizey on an absorbing show at the National Gallery UK Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items How Bond got the human touch Iain Johnstone sees the latest 007 Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Queen as a corrective measure Victoria Portrait of a Queen by Richard Mullen and James Munson BBC Books £12.95 pp150 Victoria Biography of a Queen by Stanley Weintraub Unwin Hyman £17.50 pp643 Duke of Yark's Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items Red herrings and fishy dealings John Coleman rounds up paperback crime fiction Whitehall Theatre Palace Theatre Strand Theatre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Portrait of the publisher as Bertie Wooster Playing for Time by Jeremy Lewis Collins £12.95 pp240 Vaudeville Theatre Contents Cynicism and false passion Partings by Leonid Borodin translated by David Floyd Collins Harvill £10.95 pp223 Darkest England Writer's Monthly Singing the land into being The Songlines by Bruce Chatwin Cape £10.95 pp293 Conceits and conceitedness The Noonday Devil by Alan Judd Hutchinson £9.95 pp200 Summit by D M Thomas/Gollancz £9.95 pp160 Dream People by Barbara Hanrahan Grafton £10.95, pp175 The people who wait and see Darkest England by Idries Shah Octagon £8.95 pp346 Hutchinson What makes the wine trade blush? Wine Blush is the latest fashion to sweep the wine world. Joanna Simon reports on the international trends which influence designer drinking Madonna Cuisine goes to college Food Jane Thynne reports on the annual Oxford Food Symposium where the done of diet meet Food for Thought Egon's Edict Alpine shrine for Mahler pilgrims Travel In the Tyrolean village of Dobbiaco where Gustav Mahler found peace, Norman Lebrecht finds the composer's spirit still reigns Multiple Display Advertising Items Virtue in a wet climate Motoring Multiple Classified Advertising Items CTC 600 Miles up the Nile with Bales Strain and drain Gardening Graham Rose tells how to combat the ravages of the rain Multiple Display Advertising Items All the oldest news Collecting Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz John Butt Automobiles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Romans Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stratton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items AMG Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes Benz in Derbyshire Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hadleigh Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar & Daimler Authorised Dealers Henlys London Julians of Reading for Jaguar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Wanted Multiple Display Advertising Items Guy Salmon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cambridge Cats Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stratstone Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Nice video, shame about the shop American-style video supermarkets are preparing to take on Britain's rental shops. Alex Sutherland reports The Sunday Times Bringing ITV to account Richard Dunn, managing director of Thames Television, defends the performance of ITV against charges of waste and restrictive practices Buzz Personal Multiple Classified Advertising Items A Famous Sofa Bed Factory Closes Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times The front page soars into international orbit Alan Pearce reports on the expanding frontiers of newspaper publishing with the advent of satellite printing techniques Today goes for young go-getters Paper round Radio Choice Today's Radio Old joker in need of new blood Marta Wohrle on the prospects for Punch as TV woos new satirical talent and rivalry in the magazine market intensifies Cable Kent Country Nurseries Regional Television Choice BBC1 The Sunday Times Guite to the Week's Television Films on TV History repeating itself TV Review Inside BBC1 Hunting Gate Singer plans a £143m union Nomura shops in the City Steel to turn in top profits Canary Wharf bankers on the spot Management Bid for Martin With Personal Finance BAA to outsmart the stags Rebels set to push for lower air fares GEC fires up aero-jet deal Bell Rings for Air Call St Quintin King & Co Inside The City Leisure, Hi-Tech, Stelzer Personal Finance Sub builder wins deal by stealth Warrington-Runcorn Saving the Remnants of dignity Viewpoint Bulmer seeks new fizz Readicut International Swan poised for Italian swallow Cambridge looks for US quote Book World Opens up City Focus British publishing, once a sleepy business, has suddenly become fashionale with its biggest ever merger spree. Judi Bevan and Ian Williams report Leyland DAF Monarch goes for Venezuela Lacy look for Debfor Trafalgar gets tough 'Housepack' Apricot Thorn EMI spreads its wings Etonians count in Square Mile Hot Line What's up All is glitter for Ratners Market Report A Share in the Boardroom Major Share Movements Invest in Success Coventry Walker watches the aces and comes up trumps City Judi Bevan traces the rise of Britain's third largest casino operator Quatro has eyes open for companies to buy The Channel Tunnel starts at Cardiff Water on dry base The Channel Tunnel starts at Edinburgh The Channel Tunnel starts at Manchester The Channel Tunnel starts at London British Telecom Computer whiz-kids are game for growth Video games like Brainache zapped the Darling family into a business that may produce annual sales of £2m. Technology Editor Jane Bird reports Technology and energy beef up Laing blueprint Contract Hire First National Finance Corporation Bike legend revs up for early listing Norton Sam Passow looks at what is making Norton turn over these days The Amstrad Office Black Clouds Looming over the World's Economy Debt stirs up unrest in Brazil Sage Black Clouds Looming over the World's Economy Ideal The sun could set in the Far East The Penny Share Guide Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items An open Gulf remains vital American Account Autolease High Speed Production Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Computer Bargains Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Investment Opportunity Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items News International Interprint Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items You're on your way to your first Rolls-Royce OFT backs card-carriers Rules on liability from lost or stolen cash cards generally favour the issuing banks. The OFT says holders need protection. Richard Woods reports Inside Personal Finance EBC Amro Tender touch spices BAA sale Northern Rock Building Society Money keeps pouring into British unit trusts Diana Wright looks at the funds that sold best in June Stratus Fidelity Sun Life Lying on loan haunts homeowner Questions of Cash Briefing Personal Finance Leica cameras give a snap of history Showcase Photography was totally revolutionised by the Leica when it was launched in 1925. Ian Dunning looks at the rare models coming up for auction next week Lifting a long-lost lid Stewart Wilson Investments Ltd. Walthamstow Building Society Govett Great British Companies Fund Gartmore Anglia Building Society Murtagh Funding Ltd Guardian Royal Exchange UK Provident policyholders face decision Hargreaves Lansdown Traded Options Personal Finance "UK Unit Trusts" Flexible Investment Planning Ltd Sherwood drops bid for GSS Budding venue for complaints Savings News Multiple Display Advertising Items Penny Share Focus Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wadham Stringer Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rolls-Royce & Bentley Authorised Dealers Jack Barclay Multiple Display Advertising Items Cooper Multiple Display Advertising Items B. M. W. 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Malcolm Brown reports Sweet taste may be bad news for rabbits Performance Cars Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Taking data underground Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sony has developed a personal video, about the size… Multiple Classified Advertising Items JCB On the line to networks of profit Business Phone Awards 1987 Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Women still trail on the track set by men 18 Pages of the Best Jobs in Britain The odds are unbalanced in the contest for senior management posts, but some employers are changing their old-fashioned ways, says Michel Syrett, editor of Manpower Policy and Practice Appointments Phone Bull Thompson Courtenay Personnel Ltd. 'Serious money' options for job-changers Godfrey Golzen says it is never too early to ponder over pensions Director of Field Sales U. K. Video Vending Ltd Robert Walters Associates Park Data General a Generation ahead Multiple Display Advertising Items WBH Recruitment Taylor Hitec Austin Knight Selection Bristol & West Lloyd Chapman Associates Royal Bank Leasing Executive Network (Consultants) Limited Hongkong Bank Kirby Professional Cadnetix Moxon-Dolphin-Kerby Total Oil Marine Imperial Trident Personal Management Consultants Hoggett Bowers Cathy Tracey & Associates Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Specialist Food Group Finrile Limited Hoggett Bowers MSL International NBI Computer Systems Prudential BMW Deloitte Haskins+Sells Digital Management Development Consultants Conoco NEC MSL International Racal Bankers Trust Company Deloitte Haskins+Sells Wimpey Welcome Home Hoggett Bowers Mitel De La Rue Systems Limited Coopers & Lybrand Executive Selection Protan Rockwell International Scientific Civil Service Thorntons Multiple Display Advertising Items BIS Applied Systems Limited James Baker Associates Unocal Gayton Taylor Recruitment Simpson Crowden Consultants Clarke Lee & Nightingale Limited Adamson & Partners Ltd. Turnkey Contracts - Electrical The Mount Vernon Hospital Western Geophysical Company Executive Connaught Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tektronix Octagon Human Resources Stoy Hayward Associates E. P. International Digital McCourt Consultants Ltd Hongkong Bank CMG MacMillan Davies Adamson & Partners Ltd. Robert Marshall Advertising Limited Hales & Hindmarsh Associates Ltd. EDP Systems Ltd. Terry Turner & Company P-E Consulting Services Information Transfer Limited Price Waterhouse Green Field Hoskyns CJA Recruitment Consultants Group MacMillan Davies BIS Applied Systems Limited Austin Knight Selection Central Electricity Generating Board Headquarters Multiple Display Advertising Items Touche Ross Charles Barker Apricot Smedley Mcalpine General Manager Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Ltd Bull Thompson Ernst & Whinney Charles Barker High Calibre Development Wang American Embassy Multiple Display Advertising Items Plymouth Health Authority Multiple Display Advertising Items PA Computers and Telecommunications Decher Roli Implement Recruitment Multiple Display Advertising Items Wiggins Group Morton Hodson British Telecom Silver & Robb Associates Austin Knight Selection Multiple Display Advertising Items Principles British Telecom Managing Director Mitel KPMG Management Consultants Arthur Young Corporate Resourcing Personnel Operations Manager Marketing Manager for Mining Specialities Juniper Woolf Anderson-Wilkes Limited Anglian Telex The Sunday Times Jackson Property Services David Lightfoot PER Management Selection Metropolitan Police Financial Insurance Group Gold Fields St. James's Management Recruitment Contents Harrods The pleasures of summer Ultraframe Ltd Ultraframe Harrods Harrods Export Lager Export Lager Hunting for Henry's Otter The pleasures of summer The Country of the Two Rivers Campari Mazda The Mortgage Corporation Epson's new laser printer Harding Epson Yuk Christie's Brecon Bentalls American Express Cards Cecil Gee BBC tv The Arts Guild The Arts Guild The Warm Weather Workforce Taking it easy? Yur time off is someone else's job: they're keeping score, sweating in dog suits, wavingerrant shippers through locks, or watching the birdie. Reports by Rick Sanders. Photographs by Anita Corbin Toyota Honda Picture Gallery Olivetti Fields of View The pleasures of summer Saumurpour Toutlemonde Everybody out A seven-page guide to this summer's hottest offerings Watery Ways Breaking Away Where to escape for the weekend: seven magnificent destinations, each with great hotels and restaurants Where to Stay Ten of the best hotels for the summer, each uniquely british in setting and style, plus a poet's house Better Beaches Britain has been slow to meet EEC beach standards. But now popular resorts are starting to come clean. Brian jackman reports on the best. . . and the worst Easy Walking Discovr rural Britain. These walks return the average biped back to base within two or three hours The Tea Council Tucking out Godfrey Smith savours the inspired and piquant lunacy of outdoor eating Eating out Loyd Grossman's choice of town and country restaurants where taste-buds can blossom in teh open air Pioneer Pioneer If It Rains If it rains and blows, and it will - what's plan B? Avoid condensation on the windows, fractious children and endless Trivial Pursuit with these alternatives Fairs and Shows Roll up for a taste of rural England - with Uncle Tom Cobbleigh and all At your Peril Gontraflows are just one of hot weather's forecast dangers and annoynaces Thistle Hotels Isuzu Silly Season Britain has a twilight zone where the folkloric and downright idiotic meet, often for charity. Events to attend or, if deranged, enter Cultural Airs Open-air festivals were a rallying point for a generation. Today we'll probably bring a deckchair Keeping Cool Staying cool in summer is a matter of attitude. Enoch Powell survived service in India in a flannel suit an stiff collar. Still, when it's too hot. . . Sporting Life How to stay cool while others sweat it out for your amusement Weatherlore Teli Kitchens Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Festival Hall Silk on the Sea Shore Fulton Lotus Eating out Should Be a Gas Tried Tested Piccolo Fersina windows Rodenstock Perfalit Colormatic Everything in the Garden. . . Colin Spencer provides a new approach to barbecuing with recipes that are simple, healthy and delicious Montego Estate Stannah Stairlifts Bridge Brainteaser 1296 Regimental Squares Mephisto 1404 Chess Bookwise Avis Schott Moben Silk Sensations Cook Electric A Life in the Day of Moira Shearer, ballerina, actress and author, talks to Susan King. Photograph by James Merrell Rothmans NEC
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