News from 14/04/1991
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Jane Dickson, Jane Dunn, John Huxley, Rory Boyle, Stephen Dodgson, Barbara Hall, Paul Nelson, John Davison, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Mark Reason, Anthony Whitaker, Eric Dymock, Fiona Walsh, Christopher Somerville, Susan d'Arcy, Stephen Bayley, Graham Rose, Kevin Cohill, Diana Wright Personal Finance Editor, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Nick Pitt, William Green, Julian Symons, Ian Shuttleworth, Dr Alec Dickson, Edward Welsh, Rutus Olins, Tony Allen-Mills, Patrick Stoddart, Susan Marling, Robert Sandall, Iain Johnstone, David Brierley, Robert Hewison, Ivan Fallon, Deryk Brown, Philip McGarry, David Dougill, Andrews Grice Political Correspondent, David Rowland, Joe Irving, Kitty Kelly, Jonathon Futrell, Harvey Porlock, Egon Ronay, Hugh Canning, Margarette Driscoll, John Melmoth, Sir Colin Chandler, Laxmi Shivdasani, Julia Neuberger, Sean Ryan, Robert Harris, George Perry, John Cassidy, Sue Mott, Mark Skipworth, Paul Golding, Bernard Cafferty, Garry O'Connor, Fiona Walsh Deputy City Editor, Simon Miller, Stuart Wavell, Roger Eglin, Paul Donovan, Aisling Foster, Jeff Randall, Bob Coliler, Jasper Gerard, James Adams, Paul Driver, Ivan Fallon deputy editor of The Sunday Times, Neil MacLEAN, Kevin Cahill, Jon Thorn, Tim Rayment, Richard North, Peter Plant, Rufus Olins, John Hopkins, David Toop, Charles Hymas Education Correspondent, Helen Fielding, Brian Reading, John Karter, Patrick Masters Additional Reporting, Barbara Amiel, Marie Colvin, Katharine Sagar, Stephen Jones, Leila Farrah, Harry Mullan, Richard Palmer, Leslie Megahey, Nick Hornby, Andrew Grice, Fiona Shaw, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Peter Primrose, Karen Armstrong, Francesca Anslow, Sophie Johnson, Chris Jones, Bruce Johnston, Sir Geoffrey Cox Editor, Richard Woods, Clive Everton, Anwer Bati, Trevor Bilsby, Gordon Malthouse, Maurice Chittenden, Mitchell Symons, Brian MacArthur, Rebecca Fowler, Michael Jones Political Editor, Andrew Yates, David Hunn, James Blitz, Figna Malcolm, Mihir Bose, Dick van Dam, Philip Beresford, Kate Pullinger, Andrew Alderson, Ed McHenry, Brian Glanville, Stan Levenson, Norman Macrae, Chris Dighton, Tania Glyde, Godfrey Golzen, Andrew Lorenz, Fr Kevin O'Donnell, David Wickers, Sam Kiley, Victor Bryant, Marina Vaizey, Chris Lightbown, Jeff Randall City Editor, Andrew Davidson, Paula Reed, Hugh Pearman, Margaret Park, Tim Rice, Penny Perrick, Kamran Fazel, Tony Hetherington, Anthony Howard, Brian Roberts-Wray, Martin Booth, Joanna Simon, Stephen Boyd, Sandra Barwick, Ray Leonard, David Bull Director, Boris Schapiro, Mark Wallington,
ResumoWhat to Do with the Zoo New hope for Kurds as US troops fly in RAF steps up air relief operations as Iran claims death toll of 1,000 a day Italy mobilises for oil disaster Woosnam leads the field in Masters Britain's Rich plus Men's Fashion Major to crack whip over his poll tax rebels Nancy and Sinatra plus Kitty Kelley Interview Lamont denies knowledge of vice tenant Care International The Sunday Times magazine Britain may back end to whaling ban Call for more homework The Times Rolex Oyster Classified Black & Decker Threatening disaster: smoke billows from the Haven… Two killed in Ulster by IRA DCs Clifford and Woodley London Zoo may be moved to Hackney Emergency transfer could save 8,000 animals Top people lose a billion as they feel recession bite Red tape holds up £42m Aids payout Sunday Times Campaign The Forgotten Victims Stringing along: America's Lark String Quartet—Eva… Amma Thatcher goes into the bin Barclays MI5 'knew of British arms trade with Iraq' Insight Plain English on the menu The New 2-0 Turbo Volvo 940 Se Lexus Battling Brenda slugs it out for print supremacy Showpiece school declared a 'failure' In today's Other Sunday Papers Princess and saintly uncle Queen asked to help army Tories told to stop 'sniping' Comment Nilsen flat up for sale CIA spied on Prince Philip Abbey National Unhappy anniversary: Brain Keenan, the freed Lebanon… British Airways Leisure Traveller What shall we do at the Zoo? Since The Sunday Times broke the story last week, all of the country is asking. . . One alternative costs money, the other makes plenty of it. But what do the animals need? Sean Ryan and Rebecca Fowler assess different styles of zoo International Refugee Year Trust Bradford & Bingley The gobsmacking of Chris Patten When the Labour party finally decided to reveal its alternative to the poll tax it caught the Tories on the hop. Andrew Grice reports Poll Tax / Fair Rates / Local Tax Fighting for Life Nationwide TWA the Best of America Fearful Kurds go back to rebel zone Despite the grisly aftermath of fighting in the Kurdish areas, Marie Colvin discems glimmers of hope for peace, if not democracy, as starving Kurds return Hydro-Electric Forgotten refugees of Iraq's south fear Saddam revenge Bristol & West Kuwait's shrinking emir puts faith in PR Nancy and Nemesis head for the hills Daily News British Gas Hushed-up car deaths return to haunt German music idol (Reuters): Nixon on Gorbachev The World (Reuters): Prison term for racist remark (Reuters): Hillary 'taken ill' on climb Sky (Reuters): Ethiopian pilots flee Tycoons sprout from Moscow's economic mire French nuns find a fortune at stud Mitterrand at bay as slush fund scandal rocks Paris Norwich Union Healthcare Cool Hawke feels the heat Whiff of financial irregularity caps week of horrors for Australian leader Bopping gets God a bad press Peugeot Diesels Why we must save the zoo Nothing to Bragg about Points The Times Educational Supplement Update A winner if ever I saw one Birthdays CAFOD Christain Aid Oxfam Save the Children Fund Mercenary units kill rebel Kurds for Saddam Barclays Weather and Travel Outlook Marchioness jury discharged News Digest Kidnap fears Drug protest Bishops' plea Blackmail claim Driver shot Speedway raid Bond winners Discordant voices t the Opera House Smallbone & Co (Devizes) Ltd Frankie Goes to Washington Her husband was president—but another man ruled the heart of the first lady, says Kitty Kelley in her new book on Nancy Reagan Nancy Reagan Esquire Man at his Best Hitting a new high C that spells crisis Profile Royal Opera House New Woman The outlooks is grey, with outbreaks of moderation Inside Politics Godfrey Smith The first lady of blockbusters Kitty Kelley's unauthorised biography of Nancy Reagan has sent shockwaves across America and beyond. John Cassidy talks to the small, plump, middle-aged writer who says she is stnned public resporise to the book Grapevine British Red Cross Worries of the Western world, unite! Elements of neurosis and hypocrisy are essential if a nation is to have a social conscience, writes Barbara Amiel Let initiative out of the cage and London Zoo will prosper A Victorian edifice torn between the old ellsism and a modern public used to Instant entertainment has no future. London Zoo must adopt a progressive, consumer-led approach if it is survive, says Richard North Duval Carpet Co. Ltd. It's our job to stop the slaughter in Iraq—by ridding it of Saddam Western liberalism has cost the Iraqis dear, writes Norman Macrae. How many must be killed before we toughen up? Atticus Rentaslob—here's a new line in exports Is there a soft centre hiding inside the British yob? Sandara Barwick finds hope for the tattooed, 15-pints-a-night league The blooding of Mr Major How old-fashioned imperialism could be the Kurds' salvation Saddam's victims are paying the price for a Western world still too conscience-stricken about its colonial past, writes Robert Harris The Lygon Arms Press freedom versus Britain's legal monolith British law says The Sunday Times was wrong to-publish an extract from Spycatcher in 1987. 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Boots and paddles Neil MacLEAN sets off to cross Scotland, travelling by foot, bicycle and canne, on the kind of leisurely adventure holiday that provides maximum pleasure and minimum pain, ideal for health nut and couch potato alike Ireland Picture Gallery Summer Times Country cottages Traditional values Combining history with hospitality in their host countries, Mark Wallinton sample the paradors, Spain's state-run hotels, while William Green enjoys a warm welcome at Japan's ryokan or traditinal inns Spanish chain of history Multiple Display Advertising Items The Blarney Park Hotel At home with the inn crowd Jersey Mark Warner Accents Languages & Leisure The Sunday Times Swan Hellenic Thomson Tour Operations Ltd India with Bales Classic collection Weekend Away The Golden Valley P&O Cruises Unicorn Holidays Ltd Reids' Hotel Maderia P&O European Ferries The Monument Guide Virginia Travel Info. 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Report by Rutus Olins Stoy: three-time loser Contango Sharewatch IT champions Continental Airlines The modest politician Gyngelling up the TV -am staff Philips Hurd fails to cotton on Prufrock Right hand knows about loony left Chapter 11 and verse Powerful argument Vickers' new action man Profile Iberia Airlines of Spain Training Enterprise Councils Blundering into a golden scenario Japan Airlines Top pay is taking few cuts The Max Factor The Mirror the market and. . . Robert Maxwell says he is floating Mirror Group Newspapers to reward his hard-working staff. the market, however, remains supeicious. Andrew Davidson finds out why A web of fiendish complexity Royal Institute of British Architects The Sunday Times Making light of accounts Claws out in cosmetics war A City Made from Coal and Steel. A People Made of… World's top cosmetics firms Glaxo fights attempt to copy Zantac Horse posture fixed British Innovation Awards Snooker adapted for blind players Economic databank The Sunday Times 14 April 1991 UK Economy International How the salesmen eat into pensions Changing over to a system of flat fees could benefit many people who put big money into private plans. Joe Irving reports Northern Rock Building Society Thousands at stake Halifax Mortgages will be cut next month Foreign Colonial Investment Trusts Independent Financial Adviser The M&G Pep Misled over timeshare fees Questions of cash Current account interest wanes Prolific Unit Trust Managers Limited Stop garage rip-offs Savings news Chelsea Building Society No Title The Sunday Times Directions for serious job seekers A career exhibition can save both employer and graduates valuable time by offering the opportunity to size up each other, says Godfrey Golzen Hogget Bowers Motorola Hoggett Bowers Royal Dutch/Shell Group Hoggett Bowers Career Analysts Roger Lilley Associates Digby Jay Jones Oil&gas·search·selection Simpson Crowden Consultants Limited Chief Executive Saxton Bampfylde International plc Michael Page Marketing Sundridge Park Managing Centre BDO Consulting Erskine Printing Systems Multiple Display Advertising Items TK Selection Berghaus Limited Interface Executive Resources Ltd Morton Hodson Cathy Tracey & Associates Ltd. 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Northern Telecom Europe Northern telecom Your Weekly Guide to Arts and Entertainment Inside Stirling's rising value Hugh Pearman meets the architect James Stirling, speaking for the first time since his conroversial scheme for Mansion House was finally approved Method in his madness: Max takes on Hamlet Iain Johnstone talks to Mel Gibson about his surprising new film role as Shakespeare's tragic Dane The Official Guide of the Society of West End Theatre That mourning after feeling John Peter considers a classic dilemma Arts Hotline Theatr Clwyd Company Winner Laurence Olivier Awards Art Vanities lose their novel character Iain Johnstone finds Tom Wolfe much changed at the movies Sunshine, sea and Sand Round-Up Peter Hall Company Play House Keeping tracks of time Robert Sandall hears old, new and blue songs on Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series Royal National Theatre The Royal Ballet Birmingham The trailblazer who changed his tune Controversial conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt gives a rare interview to Hugh Canning The composer who cracked through the ice Paul Driver on a concert series that resurrects a Russian revolutionary Aldwych Theatre Impromptu Experience that sets the stage for tomorrow Festival judge Fiona Shaw, right, looks back on the week Non-stop talk show Ian Shuttleworth on other festival events Brave young entrants to a new world Robert Hewison sees rites of passage in progress at The Sunday Times National Student Drama Festival The winners Classical Concerts Raymond Gubbay Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Victor Hoch Hauser Striking Brahms's symphonic spark Stephen Dodgson assesses a recent crop of recordings and re-issues A little movement goes a long way David Dougill at London Contemporary Dance and the Leicester Festival Putting the show on the road Art Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Now a word from our censors Television Exclusive to The Sunday Times Reader Offers South Bank Multiple Display Advertising Items Symphony Hall Birmingham The Hospitality Group Queen Elizabeth Hall Texaco Star Concerts Sound Ideas for your next Vacation Elvis Costello Tosca Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paul Simon Rory Bremner Her Majesty's Theatre Sunday Times Today's radio Sound bites to chew over Critical Guide to the Week on Radio Radio Waves Paul Donovan The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 162 Radio preview Crystal Holidays Monday April 15 Critical Guide to the Week on TV Tuesday April 16 Wednesday April 17 Thursday April 18 Critical Guide to the Week on TV Friday April 19 Saturday Blooming Gardens! 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Creating a hero of our times Kate Pullinger talks to Timothy Mo about confidence-trick writing and the protrayal of heroism in his new novel, The Redundancy of Courage Diary The Writing School Paperbacks Non-fiction Fiction Prince of Wales Theatre Whsmith First love, human rights First Novels Tania Glyde examines an eclectic mix of fiction from new writers Adelphi Press Siro Hardbacks Compiled by Bookwatch: Paperbacks Next Week W H Smith The Softback Preview The Funday Times Bananaman When little Eric, an ordinary schoolboy, eats a banana, he instantly becomes the EXTRAordinary. . . Strip-Teasers Deputy DiNK Fish Tales Mr Clean The Funday Times Club The Houses of Parliament Picture Gallery Brainbusters Ripley's Believe It or Not! The Funday Times Club Coupon Riddles'n Giggles Thinks Laterally: Letting the wrong man go? Beryl the Peril A Comic Classic from Topper Weekly Bogart Eure… Screene Asterix and the Banquet The Funday Times Club Britain's Rich the Top 200 Britain's Rich Ultratone the Ultimate Bodyshaper Prestige Sympatex Test drive the Peugeot 405 where you see this sign Peugeot 405 Clinique Cut and Polish Relative Values The journalist Christopher Monckton and his sister Rosa, of Tiffany, talk to Leila Farah Fendi Uomo Fendi Glass & Glazing Federation The Sofa Workshop Citroën Xm The Arts Guild Fisons Racal Recorders Limited Britain's Rich The Top 200 The Queen, 64: Head of State, £7000 million The Top 200 Colour Code The Top 200 The Duke of Westminster, 39: Landowner, £3700 million The Top 200 Gad, 68 and Hans, 65 Rausing: Food packaging, £1940 million The Top 200 Lord Sainsbury, 63 and Family: Groceries, £1850 million The Top 200 Garfield Weston, 64: Food production, £1750 million The Top 200 John Paul Getty II, 58: Oil, £1450 million The Top 200 Lord Vestey, 50 and Edmund Vestey, 59: Food production, £1300 million The Top 200 Robert Maxwell, 67: Publishing, £1200 million The Top 200 The Moores Family: Stores and pools,1200 million The Top 200 Gopi and Sri Hinduja: Trading, £1100 million The Top 200 Charles Feeney, 59: Retailing, £940 million The Top 200 Sir James Goldsmith, 58: Finance, £750 million The Top 200 Sir Adrian Swire, 59 and Sir John Swire, 64: Shipping, £650 million The Top 200 Richard Branson, 40: Music and airlines, £600 million The Top 200 David and Frederick Barclay, 56: Property and hotels, £450 million The Top 200 The Brenninkmeyer Family: Retailing, £500 million The Top 200 Leonidas Goulandris and Family: Shipping and finance, £550 million The Top 200 Viscount Cowdray, 64: Landowner, £420 million The Top 200 The Earl of Cadogan, 77: Landowner, £400 million The Top 200 Lord Cayzer, 81 and Family: Finance, £400 million The Top 200 Paul McCartney, 49: Pop music, £380 million The Top 200 The Earl of Iveagh, 53 and the Guinness Family: Brewing, £500 million The Top 200 The Rules of Engagement David Thompson, 55: Finance, £380 million The Top 200 Viscount Portman, 56: Landowner, £360 million The Top 200 Jack, 60 and Fred Walker, 64: Business, £360 million The Top 200 Robin Fleming, 58 and Family: Banking and land, £320 million The Top 200 Harry Hyams, 63: Property, £305 million The Top 200 Jack Dellal, 67: Finance, £300 million The Top 200 Gerald Ronson, 51: Property, £300 million The Top 200 Lord Howard De Walden, 79: Landowner, £280 million The Top 200 The Duke of Buccleoch, 67: Landowner, £270 million The Top 200 Joe Bamford, 74: Construction equipment, £250 million The Top 200 Viscount Hambledon, 61 and the smith Family: Newspaper distribution and land, £230 million The Top 200 Edwin and Malcolm Healey: Property and D-I-Y, £220 million The Top 200 Viscount Rothermere, 65: Newspaper publishing, £210 million The Top 200 William Brown, 54: Insurance broking, £200 million The Top 200 Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, 59: Banking, £200 million The Top 200 Sir John Templeton, 79: Finance, £200 million The Top 200 Roland 'Tiny' Rowland, 73: Finance, £190 million The Top 200 Harrods Kenneth Morrison, 59 and Family: Supermarkets, £185 million The Top 200 The Marquess of Tavistock, 51: Landowner, £180 million The Top 200 Lord Forte, 82 and Family: Hotels, £167 million The Top 200 Lord McAlpine, 48 and Bobby McAlpine: Building, £165 million The Top 200 John Clothier, 44 and the Clark Family: Shoes, £160 million The Top 200 Sam Whitbread, 54 and Family: Brewing, £160 million The Top 200 Alan Sugar, 44: Computers, £157 million The Top 200 Albert Gubay, 60: Banking, £150 million The Top 200 Lord Jacob Rothschild, 54: Finance, £150 million The Top 200 David Wilson, 49: Building, £148 million The Top 200 Ken Scowcroft, 62: Insurance, £147 million The Top 200 Sir Donald Gosling, 62: Car parks, £145 million The Top 200 Ronald Hobson, 65: Car parks, £145 million The Top 200 Paul Hamlyn, 65: Publishing, £144 million The Top 200 Boston The Underwater Bottom Line The Marquess of Bath, 86: Landowner, £140 million The Top 200 Bruno Schroder, 58 and Family: Banking, £135 million The Top 200 Sir Antony Pilkington, 55 and Family: Glass, £132 million The Top 200 The Duke of Atholl, 59: Landowner, £130 million The Top 200 Henry, 52 and Simon Keswick, 48: Finance and trading, £130 million The Top 200 The Duke of Devonshire, 71: Landowner, £120 million The Top 200 Charles Saatchi, 47: Advertising, £120 million The Top 200 The Marquess of Cholmondeley, 29: Landowner, £118 million The Top 200 Benzion Freshwater, 42: Property, £117 million The Top 200 John Stuart Bloor: Building, £112 million The Top 200 Robert Edmiston, 44: Car dealing, £112 million The Top 200 Pure Genius in Canada The Duke of Northumberland, 37: Landowner, £112 million The Top 200 Sir Adrian Cadbury, 62 tomorrow and Family: Confectionary, £111 million The Top 200 Hugh, 82 and Patrick Murphy, 79: Property, £110 million The Top 200 The Clark Family: Property and trading, £109 million The Top 200 Sir Kirby, 74 and Sir Maurice Laing, 73: Building, £109 million The Top 200 Virgin atlantic Biggest Bankrupt Bounces Back The Thomson Family: Publishing, £107 million The Top 200 Elliott Bernerd, 45: Property, £105 million The Top 200 Anita, 48 and Gordon Roddick, 48: Retailing, £103 million The Top 200 Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe, 24: Landowner, £100 million The Top 200 Lady Glover: Landowner, £100 million The Top 200 David Rowland, 44: Finance, £100 million The Top 200 Trevor Hemmings, 56: Building and leisure, £100 million The Top 200 Elton John, 44: Music, £100 million The Top 200 Charles, 60 and Jocelyn Hambro, 72 and Family: Banking, 100 million The Top 200 Vijay Mallya: Brewing, £100 milllion The Top 200 Simon Miller mid-40s: Property, £100 million The Top 200 Laxmi Shivdasani, 68: Brewing and aluminium, £100 million The Top 200 David Sullivan, 42: Publishing, 100 million The Top 200 Stephen Rubin, 53: Shoe manufacturing, 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