News from 30/08/1992
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Jacquey Visick, Ioan Lewis Professor, Michael Prescott, Barbara Hall, Simon Blacksell Deputy Head, Richard Ellis, James Dairymple, John Davison, Jon Swain, Helen Davidson, Grace Bradberry, Rob Hughes, Michael Donaghy, John Peter, Mark Reason, David Watkins, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, Tony Francis, Susan d'Arcy, Robert Breckman, Martin Bell, Frank Whitford, Graham Rose, Roy Porter, Norman Howell, Doreen Mahon, William Ward, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Sean Ryan Environment Correspondent, Charles Hymas, Rebecca Mead, Liz Hodgkinson, Carol Sarler, Francesca Nelson, Caroline Lees Arts Correspondent, Tony Allen-Mills, Geordie Greig, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Philippa Gregory, Matthew Smith, D Gibbons, John Major, Irwin Stelzer, Deryk Brown, David Dougill, Helena de Bertodano, Noam Friedlander, Cliff Temple, Paula Woods, Ian Glover-James Diplomatic Correspondent, Tom Hastie, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Peter Kemp, John Melmoth, Mary Sweeting, Julia Neuberger, Peter Millar, Caroline Lees, George Perry, Tim O'Sullivan, Sue Mott, Robin Marlar, Shelley von Strunckel, Keith Pike, Christine Toomey, Bernard Cafferty, Richard Johnson, Julie, Brenda Large Ala, Steve Lohr, Stuart Wavell, Hazel Wearne, Gerald Kaufman, Paul Driver, James Adams, John Mathews Headteacher, Derek L Paul, Black Swan, David Hughes, Zina Saro-Wiwa, Tim Rayment, Kirstie Hamilton, Janet Daley, Granville Davies, Rufus Olins, George Byatt, Tom Shone, Jung Chang, Tony Crook Chairman, Arthur C Clarke Cbe Chancellor, Helen Fielding, Michael Watkins, Pina Bausch, Brian Reading, G H Chambers, John Karter, Kate Saunders, Colin Berry, Malcolm Winton, Marie Colvin, Craig Brown, Diana Wright, Helen Hawkins, Stephen Jones, Janine Di Giovanni, Richard Palmer, E D McHenry, Christopher Hibbert, Tony Husband, Phil Woolway, Martin Searby, Ian Birrell, Anthony Quinn, Damien Hirst, Geoff Prescott, Dilys Powell, Andrew Lorenz Associate Business Editor, Andrew Hogg, Gerald Warner, Dr Robert Baker, Barbara Erskine, Steve Bright, Garth Alexander, Louise Branson, Mitchell Symons, John Walsh, Denis Waugh, Janine di Giovannl, Brian MacArthur, Mel Webb, Michael Jones Political Editor, Tom Lappin, Andrew Yates, David Hunn, Geoffrey Hobbs, Mihir Bose, Matthew Lynn, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Anthony McCall-Judson, Andrew Alderson, John Allan May, Michael Prescott Home Affairs Correspondent, John Carey, Norman Macrae, Rajeev Syal, Nadine Meisner, Godfrey Golzen, Liz Lightfoot Social Affairs Correspondent, Peter Coles County Education Officer, Andrew Lorenz, Alan Ruddock, Christopher Patten, John Parker, Chris Lightbown, Vince Wright, James Fredericks, Paula Reed, David Smith Economics Editor, Tony Hetherington, Geoff Sumner, Peter Roebuck, Joanna Simon, James Dalrymple, Matthew Crabbe, Boris Schapiro, Mark Laity,
ResumoContents Article Withdrawn TV bosses in bitter row over future of BBC Grade is 'Bourbon in red braces' says Hussey Paris irked by Major's refusal to join Mitterrand debate The Macallan Birt 'to shake up BBC hierarchy' Contents Royal family reels from worst week since 1936 Riding the storm as allegations fly Contents Arabs join in Bosnia battle Contents Article Withdrawn Father and son jailed for life for beheading dinner guest Cunard Princess Friend receives bulk of £60m fortune in Francis Bacon's will Studio left to the nation as memorial to 'Britain's most celebrated artist' The Times Qantas Scientists link child deaths with Sellafield Draughts man triumphs Texas Homecare Reading the riot act in Bluebeard's castle Kate Saunders' Week Four-letter ad gets go-ahead from ministers Girls' grammar comes top of the class Columbus 'beaten by a Scot' 'No win, no fee' legal deals get green light Campaign against Diana Child abuse inquiry In today's Other Papers Gambling on a cure Girls' grammer comes top of the class Strategy to foil Saddam British Gas The Tax Factor Among the headlines screaming of royal scandal last week was a tiny but shocking whisper: the Queen is thinking of paying tax. John Davison and Ian Birrell offer advice on how one should tackle one's first encounter with the Inland Revenue Kenwood Seat In the Land of the Living Dead The Leonard Cheshire Foundation The Clans Kohl dithers as fires of race hate flare Abbey National Royal scandal? Us? Spain is outraged King's 'affair' is all a foreign plot, claims prime minister Life kicks one man in the teeth Dianagate goes east Monkey business Every dog has its half-an-hour Boris will vouch for you Mentadent P Relief in sight for besieged Bosnians Bradford & Bingley Building Society Mentally ill are pawns in Bosnian war By Foreign Staff: Puzzle of 'Briton' on hijacked plane Saddam digs in for a phoney war US despairs over teenage murders Bianca eyes the Nicaraguan presidency Chinese terrorise Hong Kong ships Allies set for air strikes in Iraq Bush and his team ride two hurricanes The Daily Telegraph De Klerk edges toward election Ford Major 'fight to death' on interest rates Lamont takes determined stance in fresh ERM crisis Save the Children Bank Holiday Weather and Travel Outlook Two killed in diving tragedy News Digest Tear gas victims Two die on road MacSharry quits Soldier named Festival arrests Bond winners Apocalypse Non! By calling a referendum on the Maastricht treaty Francois Mitterand has not only thrown France into turmoil-he may well have dealt the death blow to his own career. And if the French vote against the treaty on September 20, the shock waves will be felt throughout Europe. Stuart Wavell reports from Paris Superlative Travel Charities Aid Foundation Luck, pluck and the art of reporting dangerously The Lesley White Interview Martin Bell Picture Gallery Love-tape trials of Chairman David Grub Street Germany's double challenge Hidden deals and dud hands in a round of Balkan poker The cards are mightily stacked against the London conference winning peace in former Yugoslavia, writes Peter Millar Care An anti-royalist growl from the people Those who blame tabloid press competition for the royal family's discomfort should look deeper, says Janet Daley Charles and Di: divided by a common language Platform The royal rift may simply be due to the accent factor, says Steve Lohr of The New York Times The Sunday Times French vote on Maastricht offers chance to profit from Eurolunacy Only the free play of market forces can bring sanity to the economic madhouse Europe has become, writes Norman Macrae Atticvs Green pioneer bows out with a hint of the blues Europe's first Green party faces a bleak future, write Janine di Giovanni and Richard Palmer A funny thing happened on the way to the Balkans Inside Politics The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association Unseamly conduct off the pitch Did the Pakistani bowlers cheat, or was the truth given more spin than the ball? James Dairymple goes in to bat Royal scandals produce a U-turn that should worry the Queen Paper round 150 Top Schools How a top girls' school lost its head Revenue puts parents on the rack The Sunday Times Daredevil in a mean machine What A-level tables can't tell you Lunn Poly Broad view from the bosom of the church Darwin and the great whodunnit The Sunday Times Woody's way with women Points Birthdays Speight makes Essex wait McCague's burst destroys Gloucestershire Millns in race against time to win back place in Lord's final Cricket Close-Up Don't shoot the messenger, heed the message Championship Mansell waits as McLaren target Schumacher Motor Racing Forgotten man hits jackpot for Kenya Cliff Temple sets out from Teddington to track down a running machine Selkirk lives up to his billing Racing Still crazy after all these years John Karter talks to the rebel trainer who prefers Bermuda shorts to pinstripes Survival of Jonah and the fittest News Focus Electric blues Brewing it up Rallying round Media matters Scene survey Reunited Boxing clever Well below par Essex man who basks in the shade The Sue Mott Interview Farewell to Nick Farr-Jones, a leader beyond compare Rugby Union Jessica's horseplay leads to meeting with the bank Equestrian Roe takes his cue from potting star Golf Shoot to kill foul talk Whistle Blower Stay tuned DIY kit Titled tricks Tottenham tottering on the brink Bottom of the Premier League. Tony Francis on the crisis at Spurs Coventry and Robson reach dizzy heights Chris Lightbown on the outsiders, led by a square peg, aiming at stealing top slot Crookes Harford brings Rangers down to earth Goals galore at the City circus Phillips's goal of quality rises above mediocrity Le Tissier storms back with a bang Parker makes up for absentees Kinnear grateful for small mercies Ford Football Racing Summaries of the Key Matches For the Record Chapman denies Liverpool Quick-fire Hughes outsmarts depleted Forest Arsenal's Parlour tricks put paid to Wednesday Shearer's brilliance sends Blackburn to top Contents BA-US Air set to buy TWA and become world's largest airline Free banking in the high street under threat BAe close to £5bn Saudi Arabian order Pure Genius Treasury optimistic on base rate Contents Euro Disney to offer cheap new packages Round One to Lamont Britain survives its first ERM crisis without having to raise base rates, but the French referendum later this month will renew pressure on sterling Early last week, the City thought a base rate rise was inevitable. But it had underestimated the chancellor and the prime minister, report David Smith and Matthew Lynn Mercury Communications Why chancellor's sterling crusade is doomed The outcome of 13 previous bids to defend the pound augurs badly for the chancellor, argues Brian Reading Bush counts on political profit as the dollar is driven down The dollar's fall is costly for Americans in Europe. But at home, there are benefits that may swing the election, says Irwin Stelzer British Nuclear Fuels Plc Over the top in a war not worth fighting Business Comment Picture Gallery Tokyo traders cheer £46bn market boost Share in the boardroom Blackpool is Owen's oyster Home Sweet Home, cry Saatchis in retreat Careful Ladbroke waits to recover Sharewatch Dear Dr Maxwell. . . Prufrock P&D's other bestseller FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data Plastic macs take magic out of Euro Disney land Euro Disney's targets look increasingly hard to achieve as the share price reflects deep-seated problems. Even the location, France, raises awkward questions. Helen Davidson reports Midland wants M&S image Manchester Business School Florida Homes New chief at TSB puts focus on the basics To Advertise Call Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Notice to Readers Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Motivated Partner Required Multiple Display Advertising Items Can You Manage? 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Fax 071 782 7826 Multiple Classified Advertising Items How to go for a tidy gain in the housing market Security plus a tax bonus is offered by 'guaranteed exit' BES property schemes Higher-rate taxpayers can expect returns of as much as 15% on the expansion plans, writes Diana Wright 'Guaranteed exit' Business Expansion Schemes M&G Life Assurance Company Limited Friends share in bespoke schemes Sunalliance Life & Pensions Pension plea for divorced women Wife is liable for tax debt Questions of cash Halifax M&G challenges NS with growth bond offering 8.5% Savings news Unit trust index Top savings rates Compounded annual interest (Car), % Investors sue Swiss chief Northern Rock Checking if you're in trouble Easier spreadsheets PC Master Series The Sunday Times Early warning urged for endowments How the low-cost endowment policy is supposed to… Skipton Building Society Newton Investment Management Ltd Coleridge celebrates victory over critics GPA faces more damage as Canadian airline struggles T&N plans drive into Germany Brand names boost the books Cowie is close Royal Bank of Scotland Harder to drink to that elusive upturn In the City Business keys into show The Sunday Times Norman Broadbent International associated company Hamilton Oil Company Ltd Alexander Proudfoot Contents ASA International NRA Contents Euro-managers find their wings clipped en route to global village Recession has put paid to floods of top staff working all over Europe, says Godfrey Golzen, but there is a trickle Human Resources Europe The Sunday Times Inter Exec PLC Greater Glasgow Health Board RoyScot Factors Hagen & Co Management Career Consultants Computer Automation Multiple Display Advertising Items Ward Executive Limited News International Exhibitions Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items L'oréal Northern Electric Multiple Classified Advertising Items CTEC Ltd Adderley-Featherstone plc Barclays Facing a Career Move? 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Multiple Classified Advertising Items Holiday homes go at bargain prices Andrew Yates and Grace Bradberry check out the property slump on the Continent Multiple Classified Advertising Items Berkeley Homes The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items French Property News The International Property Showcase Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pinner's piece of the Reich Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents James who? Last week the monarchy entered its worst crisis yet with the release of a recorded telephone call made by one 'James' to the Princess of Wales. Mary Sweeting profiles the man at the end of the line Guilty of the crime of being a woman It's Ok to be a bit of a lad, Carol Sarler observes, but when women behave badly we want to see them punished Concern World Wide Young, gifted and not-too-black Black teenager Zina Saro-Wiwa thinks black and Asian young people should act a little whiter To Advertise Call Church Army Multiple Display Advertising Items Imperial Cancer Research Fund The Samaritans Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Mint Personal Connections Multiple Classified Advertising Items Boho babies go west Rebecca Mead's Style File Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Fax Multiple Classified Advertising Items Horse Drawn These clothes are nothing if not well bred. Fitted, but comfortable. Witty, but wearable. Paula Reed hunts out the best in equestrian dress, and comes up looking foxy Multiple Display Advertising Items The natural Habitat of the middle classes? Once lampooned as 'Shabitat', the people's store is no longer going downmarket. Rajeev Syal on the reincarnation of a design classic Millet When parents expect a miracle Liz Hodgkinson on the emotional and practical price paid in keeping tiny pre-term babies alive The Sunday Times Crossword Langan's local legacy Table Talk Home-grown variety Wine Air on a mousseline by Britten Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall continues his masterchef series with a recipe from Philip Britten No Man's Land 'You could not say that it was beautiful, it defied all that. If you were wise, you said nothing' Michael Watkins cruises the cruel seas beyond the Second Circle, of Hell, and finds more than cold comfort in the terrible grandeur of the Antarctic Directions Cunard Vistafjord Austravel Anglo Pacific Woe betide the Italian seaside P&O World Cruises 1993 Corsair Travel Travelsavers Eire's Graces Old-fashioned hospitality is alive and thriving in Ireland, reports Jacquey Visick, a discovery she made on a five-day tour which took her from County Cork to County Sligo, enjoying warm welcomes at some of the country's grandest hotels along the way Airline ticket Network Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Globehoppers Travelbag Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bridge the World Travel Centre Turkey Paradise Preserved Reho Travel Hermis Travel America the Experience Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Mark Warner Sealink Stena Line To Advertise Call Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel Mood Trail Finders Some discounted schedule flights when booked through… Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items American Express Travel Service Multiple Classified Advertising Items World wide Sailing holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Fax Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Meon Villas & Apartments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cornwall & Devon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mark Warner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ski Esprit Family Specialists Snowtime Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paradise blossoms in a volcanic valley One of the finest gardens in southern Italy has much to offer British visitors, writes Graham Rose Multiple Display Advertising Items Brend Hotels To Advertise Call Cornwall & Devon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items UK Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Riverside Mill Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Combe Grove Manor Hotel & Country Club Fax Multiple Classified Advertising Items A time of richness Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents For Information regarding Advertising Opportunities… The Book Guild Ltd. Science friction Grilling and ironing Howzat! Pile 'Em High Plain insane Fundamentalism On the Critical List Harvey Porlock drops in at Raymond's review bar Daydream believer Biography Trollope by Victoria Glendinning Hutchinson £20 pp552 Armistead Maupin The Adelphi Press Questionable origins The Facts of Life Shattering the Myth of Darwinism by Richard Milton Fourth Estate £16.99 pp267 A Grand Tour of the head Science Bright Air, Brilliant Fire On the Matter of the Mind by Gerald M Edelman Allen Lane £20 pp280 Marry me. . . History The Six Wives of Henry VIII by Antonia Fraser Weidenfeld £20 pp 479 Going a bundle Uncertain Unions Marriage in England 1600-1753 by Lawrence Stone OUP £25 pp 281 Tough trade City Boys by Robert Sklar Princeton University Press £20 pp 311 Winston Graham The Sunday Times/Black Swan literary quiz You Brush up … Shakespeare Raid the bookshelves, … your librarian, … your librarian, lead through your Drabble Companion, and wrestle with our annual bank holiday competition—you could win a Stratford weekend for two, and the entire back list of Black Swan paperbacks. Illustrations by Berverly Levy D. (above) Sharp-tongued American poet, short-story… Picture Gallery Diary Mandarin Hot gossip Fiction The Copper Beech by Maeve Binchy Orion £14.99 pp298 A rococo revolution A Place of Greater Safety by Hilary Mantel Viking £15.99 pp873 Held Bella figura Fiction Poor Things by Alasdair Gray Bloomsbury £14.99 pp317 Westward ho! Halo by John Loveday Fourth Estate £14.99 pp277 Swift Publishers Minerva Press The divided self Interview John Walsh talks to Rose Tremain about absent fathers, transsexualism and her Booker-tipped new novel Hardbacks Paperbacks The Times Literary Supplement Multiple Display Advertising Items Richer Sounds Contents Machine dreams Helen Fielding marvels at engineering feats waiting to happen and giggles at the simple charms of travel Coming next week. . . The pleasure principle Can women write erotica without being branded as porn-brokers, asks Janine Di Giovanni. Cover: Portrait of Elsa Peretti by Helmut Newton/Sygma Lyric Theatre The element of Surprise Paul Driver explores the Haydn depths of two Berlioz evenings at the Proms One man's band Hugh Canning talks to Riccardo Chailly, right, who is taking the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra to modern new heights Arts diary Lyric Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to the Complete West End Cinemas Funny peculiar Video Christie's Musical Instruments Urban jungle warfare Gerald Kaufman sees the violent side of Harlem life in Juice Just the job for Bob Robert Sandall talks to Bob Geldof on the eve of his foray into breakfast TV. Photograph by John Stoddart Taylor's non-vintage John Peter finds little to celebrate in one of the festival's featured playwrights A hollow bon-bon David Dougill mourns The Nutcracker without its usual magic. Photograph by Asadour Guzelian Not a dry eye in the house? Tom Lappin on a less than effervescent shortlist for Perrier's comedy award English Estates Creative Partnerships Prime mover Nadine Meisner profiles the choreographer Pina Bausch Diet of slimline duets Hugh Canning on an opera regime torn between posterity and austerity Graphic images of misplaced Pryde Frank Whitford on an artist who tragically wasted his talent Multiple Display Advertising Items Victor Hochhauser Barbican Hall Art Galleries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 234 Multiple Display Advertising Items Critics' Choice for Week 3 The Sunday Times The Official Guide of the Society of West End Theatre Reader Offers Exclusive to The Sunday Times BCA Book Clubs Rex and Tex Beryl the Peril Strip-Teasers The Way They were Scenes from the Forgotten past of the Famous John Major The Funday Times Club Scribble The Numskulls A Comic Classic from Beezer Weekly Deep Sea Fish Brainbusters The Cod's Question Odd One out Thinks Laterally: A duck out of water Thunder Birds Deputy Dink Fish Tales Mr Clean Asterix At the Olympic Games The Funday Times Club Hellish Sunday 30 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Next week: more TV in a new section Satellite Film choice The Trip to Bountiful (BBC1, 3.30pm) Preview In the worst possible taste Analysis Welcome to TV Hell, BBC2's celebration of the programmes we love to hate Monday 31 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film of the week Intermezzo (BBC2, 9.50am) Tuesday 1 September Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Wednesday 2 September Regional Variations Satellite Critics' choice Film choice Picture Gallery Boxers are merciless masters of the windup Thursday 3 September Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Friday 4 September Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Saturday 5 September Garland and Keaton (C4,1pm) Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Today 30 August Critics' choice Wednesday 2 September World Service MW 648 kHz (463m) Radio Peugeot Diesels Contents Martini Contents Martini Neff Halifax China syndrome Jung Chang, author and linguist, and her brother Xiao-hei, businessman, talk to Sue Fox. Photograph by Nick Clark Ernest & Julio Gallo White grenache Sofa Workshop Which? The Unbiased Facts Clarks Clarks The A-Z of Rock & Pop-Over Music "Direct" Gold The Typhoon Hits Hong Kong Christopher Patten, the new governor of Hong Kong whose task it is to orchestrate a smooth handover of the colony to China in 1997, faces a formidable challenge. Georgina Howell flew in with the former Tory chairman and his family to witness for The Sunday Times their first steps into this political minefield. Photographs: Roger Hutchings GIBBS mentadent P The Hopton Workshop Nice Boy Shame about the Face Nutrasome Revlon Accelerated Learning Wake up to Milk A Last Walk with Wainwright Duval Carpet Co. Ltd. Philips Dateline Chartsearch Direct Body language Scope A day-by-day astrological forecast by Shelley von Strunckel Thomas Lloyd Leather Furniture D. 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