News from 26/09/1993
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Cassandra Daniel, Waldemar Januszczak, Kenneth Myer, Michael Prescott, Susan A Davies, Hugh Craigie Halken Managing Director, Barbara Hall, Wafic Said Chairman, Philip Ziegler, Toby Young, Richard Ellis, Peter McKay, Joe Haines, Peter Frank, John Peter, Mark Reason, John Harlow Transport Correspondent, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, Lesley White, Barbara Ellis, Paul Ashton, Susan d'Arcy, Carolyn Wigoder, Dr Tim Bradshaw, Graham Rose, Gordon Kirby, Sheridan Morley, Nicholas Coleridge, M S A, David Blunkett, Diana Wright Personal Finance Editor, Lindsay Duguid Fiction Editor, Sally Payne, David Smith, Sean Ryan Environment Correspondent, Robert Leedham, Nick Pitt, Frederic Raphael, Charles Hymas, Andrew Sullivan, Sheila McNamara, Carol Rumens, Mary Wilson, Richard Eaton, Tom Jaine, Dez Dearlove, Geordie Greig, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Kenneth Baker, Iain Johnstone, Pope John Paul, Richard Avedon, Nilgin Yusuf, Irwin Stelzer, Ivan Fallon, Peter Wilson, Deryk Brown, Mark Ottaway, Christopher Lloyd edited, Brian Redhead, Rebecca Fowler Arts Correspondent, John Atkins, Jeff Pyne, Tom Hastie, Harvey Porlock, Charlotte Mosley, Margarette Driscoll, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Louise Taylor, James Nashold, Sean Ryan, Molly Moore, Lia Williams, Alex Spillius, Peter Millar, Dennis Friedman, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Nick Gardner, Harry Ritchie, Neil MacKwood, Shelley von Strunckel, Jonathan Margolis, Christine Toomey, Paul Watson, Bernard Cafferty, Tricia McDaid, Raymond Blanc, Paul Donovan, Peter Hounam, Jeff Randall, James Bethell, Clare Colvin, James Tye, Garth Pearce, Francis Mosely, Liz Lightfoot, Leslie Wilson, Tessa Dahl, Glenys Roberts, Susan Beech, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Rufus Olins, Malcolm Lake, David Lawrenson, Michael Varcoe-Cocks, Ira Miller, Charles Hymas Education Correspondent, Christopher Lloyd, Nigel Parry, Peter Gartland, John Karter, Kate Saunders, Barbara Amiel, Malcolm Winton, Cosmo Landesman, Marie Colvin, Greg Hadfield, James Sherr, Diana Wright, Claire Galea, Craig Brown, Hugh ApSimon, Stephen Jones, Paul Nuki Deputy Personal Finance Editor, Jonathan Coe, Rod Carr, Harry Mullan, Janine Di Giovanni, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Christopher Smith, Kirstie Hamilton Edited, Jo Foley, Richard Woods edited, Ian Burrell, Chris Jones, Andrew Hogg, Brough Scott, Nicholas Wood, Garth Alexander, Ivor Vaughan Chairman, Peter Johnson, Carol A O'Connor, Clive Corlett, Antony Worrall Thompson, Maurice Chittenden, Sarah Lonsdale, John Hudson, Sasha Miller, Mel Webb, Rebecca Fowler, Julie Burchill, Michael Jones Political Editor, Winner Dinners, David Hunn, David Clutterbuck, Michéle Roberts, D J Taylor, Amera Haider, Mihir Bose, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Michael Austin, Harvey Frey, Ram Mylvaganam, Andrew Alderson, Alastair Burnet, Dr Ann Robinson, Matthew Campbell, Stan Levenson, John Carey, Norman Macrae, Gregory Usber, George Chatfield, Tony Moss, Lauren St John, Peter Fisher, Gilbert Adair, Derek Coggrave, Chris Hasman, Liam Clarke, Alan Ruddock, Dr Raj Persaud, Professor D Cameron Watt, Christina Jones, Chris Lightbown, Vince Wright, Nigel Roebuck, Jeff Randall City Editor, Hugh Pearman, Linda O'Keefe, Phillip Knightley, Philippa Green, John Burns, Penny Perrick, Terence Conran, Susan Ellicott, Tony Hetherington, Conal Gregory, Anthony Howard, Neil MacLean, Paul Henderson, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, Chris Brasher, Lynn Barber, Boris Schapiro, Jock Howard,
ResumoMinister seeks to strip nurses of 'outmoded, sexist' uniforms Smith heads for showdown with unions Labour leader threatens 'Yeltsin option' Major isolated after 'disastrous' tour The MacAllan The Malt Entertainment Four Free CDs UN's Big Tobacco becomes Somalia's most wanted man US marine with a price on his head Betryed BR price increases to be blocked The Sunday Times Town split by fury of dockers who missed the bonanza boat Battle over new rich and the 'have-nots' Barclays Aboriginal Art Westwood Exact Software (UK) Limited Carson blames the Queen for cruel sacking Arms to Iraq inquiry shuns trio Insight Four Classical CDs Free 'Mutant' salmon is sold in high street Theatre and clnma Inter Continental Hotels coming soon Immaterial girl struggles to shock anew Top selling The Ultimate Driving Machine 'Phantom' cars were used to rig L-reg boom Football bosses draft rules to clean up game British Midland the Serious Alternative Vauxhall New moves to curb sex harassment by firemen More women may be encouraged to sign up as union takes firefighters to the brink Short's hopes crushed Immigration fears In today's Other Papers BBC snub for Princess Diana 'Racist' leaflet investigated Norwich Union Strike 'will put lives at risk' 'Lucky' Briton given 52 years in Thai jail Golden oldies go in Radio 1 'bloodbath' IBM Boys sue toxic waste importer Sir Anthony wins award for humbug Waite, a sad and wounded giant What state school could teach Wills and Harry What's a catwalk without claws? Cumbria Bobo's silent service Nick Newman's Week Subaru Russian Roulette The world held its breath as Boris Yeltsin dissolved parliament and triggered a fight to the finish with his old political enemies. But despite the rhetoric about anarchy and civil war, the gamble appears to have been well calculated. Matthew Campbell and Peter Millar report from Moscow Battle for the Nation: The Key Players Yeltsin's moral case for grabbing power The Constitutional Battle Qantas Why generals stayed loyal The Army Picture Gallery Vodafone EuroDigital IBM The Invisible Man John Smith has spent his first year as Labour leader battling with the unions rather than attacking a weak government head-on. Even his friends argue that this is taking self-effacement too far. Andrew Grice and Michael Prescott report on the eve of the party's conference Cure for a 'sick society' Mercedes-Benz Saab Poor countries pay dearly for bankers' global gravy train Ecstatic South Africans await flood of investors Motorola Corruption fallout holds up cash for Bhopal gas victimns King threatens to abandon Jordan election Acorn Israelis pressed to free Vanunu ford Greece's embattled leader calls in Clinton's spain doctor How Clinton turned out to be Bush's man Bill Clinton last week unveiled health-care plans that are America's most ambitious social reform in decades. Andrew Sullivan argues that despite the fanfare Clinton's presidency is really Bush Mark II The Sunday Times Horse killer exposes scandal ford Dream fades as Germans fight over capital Britons return to the real world after two years in a glass bubble Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Wind, Water, Earth and Sky ford Yeltsin ridicules 'dying' revolt Alphabet 'too hard for seven-year-olds' The Open University Weather and Travel Outlook Livingstone defends IRA man 'Considerable progress' in peace talks Police cautions replace courts News Digest 'Atom spy' dies Wexford weds Boy alone charge School record Flat mystery Bond winners One up—and all to play for Nick Pitt reports from The Belfry How losing made Americans want to win Ira Miller charts the increase in Ryder Cup interest among the United States public World Cup Countdown Olympic Showdown Heavyweight Knockdown That'll do nicely Premier League Ekoku's brilliant sparks consume heroes in fire Sparkle of diamonds and whirls Chris Lightbown looks forward to today's battle of the Premier League pass masters The Times Shipperley adds to Liverpool's gloom Swindon fall before Cantona cannon Beleaguered Oldham salvage a point Tapie standing firm at Marseilles Football Focus Industrious Saints are outgunned on all fronts Newcastle profit from Cole's seam of form Absurd Race To Dirty Den Whistle Blower Ego To Please Barmy McBees Barton Are Back Under The Limit Shearer balances ledger for bankrupt Blackburn Why X plus four is now Taylor's lucky number Mihir Bose runs the slide rule over a new Group Two equation Leeds start to feel at home Angry Bassett bays for blood How Sydney came home by a neck Maurice Chittenden and Keith Wheatley go behind the closed doors of the Olympic voting room Nice try, Manchester, but no cigar—ever Chris Brasher on why Britain cannot expect to host the Olympics for a while Australia Now Europeans strike early but. . . America quickly fight back Tense Faldo leads the heavy brigade Faldo & Montgomerie bt Wadkins & Pavin 3 and 2 Brough Scott Scowling Seve ends up smiling yet again Ballesteros & Olazábal beat Kite and Love III 2 & 1 Lauren St John Welsh dragon fires in foursomes Langer and Woosnam beat Couples and Azinger 2 & 1 Baker grounded by wise old Floyd Floyd and Stewart bt Baker and Lane 3 & 2 Pavin, the artisan, plays leading role James & Rocca lost to Pavin & Gallagher 5 & 4 Baker the wolf in Europe's pack Woosnam & Baker bt Couples & Azinger 6 & 5 Olazábal finds it rough without his mentor Olazábal & Haeggman lost to Floyd & Stewart 2 & 1 Water torture not for drips Mansell drove them round the bend Gordon Kirby on how the Indy Car title was won—fair and square on the ovals Sun finally shines on the bizarre world of equine elegance Eqestrian Prost bows out with grace under pressure Nigel Roebuck laments the retirement of a perfect champion in imperfect surroundings Senna poised to sign up with Williams Nigel Roebuck reports from the Portuguese GP Gwent slid to the edge and finally fell off Stephen Jones on the forward thinking that left a mighty county's teams among the also-rans Bristol grab victory at last gasp Webster to join Welsh league exodus Rugby Round-Up Leicester enjoy perfect hospitality Northampton's battalion battles on Orrell find fighting spirit too late It's business, know what I mean? Harry Mullan believes Frank Bruno's third world title shot will fail again but he will still be a folk hero Australia have the final word Tennis Bigstone settles an old score for Eddery Racing Mud-and-guts Moore jumps at Flat chance John Karter on the man who cut his teeth over fences but now has plenty of bite as a Flat trainer Sleek Martin makes history Squash Manchester reigns—Not Action Replay Mark Reason on the past seven days Citizen Computer Printers Racing For the Record Rugby Saxton back with a win News Focus Warden Owen blown away McManus wins Kiwi absentee Italian's chance Arantxa falls Essendon again Gretzky gravy Avenger Parisi on points Old Cup rivals and young hot-shots set sail for glory Keith Wheatley predicts a star replay as the round-the-world race begins Jaguar Sugar plans shake-up at Amstrad Computers sidelined in profit drive Maxwell victims still £1.5bn short OFT looks at electricals Can you trust a stockbroker who doesn't like golf? GrandMet: fears mount after reshuffle Contents Gatt: the world gangs up against the French Bankruptcy threatens Aer Lingus Time/system Personal Finance World trade on the brink Business Comment Cheaney HSE Books Kuwait denies wrongdoing Some of the key players in the KIO's £1.7 billion acquisition of BP. shares Why KIO must lose tax immunity View Point Revealed: the impact of hard work on managers Glaxo tightens position on Zantac patent Price Wars The recession taught retailers that discounting boosts sales and shifts stock. As consumers become increasingly cost-conscious, price wars are turning into a global phenomenon Discounting sweeps Japan Price wars, with governments backing, have even penetrated Japan, the last bastion of fixed prices. Garth Alexander reports Forte Crest Prospects fade for Proudfoot offer Sharewatch A share in the boardroom De Vere Hotels Thorn probes 'rough' tactics of US offshoot Damaging allegations threaten one of Thorn EMI's biggest money-spinners, write Rufus Olins and Matthew Lynn The Sunday Times Ft-Se 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data Paramount shareholders wait for a few dollars more The battle for the movie studio has reached fever pitch in Hollywood and on Wall Street. Report by Susan Ellicott in Los Angeles and Rufus Olins The Peterborough Effect Investors in People Final countdown for Maxwell creditors The MGN share sale this week will start the payout ball rolling. But years of litigation lie ahead to plug all the black holes, report Alan Ruddock and Kirstle Hamilton Victorious Vickers makes waves on the ocean floor The navy's latest nuclear submarine is a triumph of British expertise and offers fresh hope for the country's ailing shipbuilding industry, writes Christopher Lloyd Minolta Data Centre Charitable winners Finance Game Fimbra British Airways Consumer caution slows down recovery Economic Outlook The Big Four Banks of Tyne and Wear Foreign aid will not help Russians American Account Royal Mail Round the world on a sea of data Marine Communications Yachts in the Whitbread race can transmit TV pictures and be tracked 24 hours a day from England. 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Multiple Classified Advertising Items Discount Stores & Christmas Shops The Times Schools targeted by life insurers Cutting offshore fund costs Scalped by a pin-striped Cherokee Keeping you posted on rates Robert save & Fleming Prosper It takes one to catch one in investor protection Touting for tax complaints Newton Picture Gallery Insurer shuns medical facts Questions of cash The M&G Group Trackers lose the scent Crackdown on fraudulent holiday insurance claims Holidaymakers can find themselves out of pocket even when making genuine claims on their travel policies, writes Claire Galea Take advice on annuities The Equitable Life S. E. C. The Pep Shop Ltd Fidelity Investments Ombudsman under attack Zurich pays to switch Guinness Flights Youngsters learn the art of banking School banking is undergoing a revival. Conal Gregory examines the benefits for pupils and schools, as well as banks 'Mad' discounts Software Amnesty Co-op goes for mini banks BZW Endowment Fund Limited Centralised lenders regain edge in cheap mortgages The advantage is about to swing away from banks and building societies, says Diana Wright Go for a firm with a good track record National Westminster Bank Guiness Flight The Equitable Life Fidelity Investments Schroders Personal Finance Henderson touche Remnant The Sunday Times Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Central European Expense Reduction Analysts, Inc (UK) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sales People needed Touchstone Associates Ltd. Crestcom International Ltd. 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Week spots for investors Mercury Communications Post mortem on 'rich-list' errors Prufrock Phoney operator Shock of hair for Savoy boss HMV: His Master's Vengeful pooch Spinning Webb Pharmacist prescribes videos for training Luxury is no longer what it used to be for Guinness In the City The Sunday Times News Review … weapons-making machinery to … knew because he told them. Mi6 knew because he spoed for them on his sales trips. But when the facts came out, he has disowned and treadted as a criminal School Fees Insurance Agency Ltd. 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Atticvs Godfrey Smith Stop wasting police time on trifles Our overstretched forces should get out morality and into the areas where the public needs them, says Barbara Amiel A hard struggle to escape from the past Yeltsin must win if Russia is to make any economic progress at all, says Norman Macrae Muggers dressed as saints turn a sensible policy into disaster Imposing Vat on fuel makes good sense but ministers have managed to turn it into an albatross to rival the poll tax, writes Peter Kellner Delis Products (UK) Ltd. 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The Open University Self rule Autobiography Making An Exhibition Of Myself by Peter Hall Sinclair-Stevenson £20 pp419 Writing Magazine The Muse Of Argument Life after The Female Eunuch Sexing The Millennium by Linda Grant Harper Collins £12.99 pp289 The Years of the Swan Diary The Booker Six Its conspicuous absentees mean that the 1993 Booker prize shortlist, whose six novels are profiled right, is bound to be unjustly vilified. Harry Ritchie defends a controversial selection, but one that features accessible and entertaining work On the Shelf Peter Kemp acclaims his Booker of Bookers, William Golding's Rites Of Passage The Times Literary Supplement Drawing on the past History Great Nations Still Enchained The Cartoonists' Vision Of Empire 1848-1914 by Roy Douglas Routledge £35 pp221 Paper weight The Pursuit Of Reason The Economist 1843-1993 by Ruth Dudley Edwards H Hamilton £30 pp1,020 Who wants to be a billionaire? 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Here's how to avoid the trap Contents Talking your way out of trouble We used to have friends, now we have therapists. But why are the chattering classes rapidly becoming the counselled classes? A professional ear doesn't come cheap. Dr Raj Perasaud, a psychiatrist, listens out for clues The fire within Tessa Dahl describes her long search for sanity Where to turn Character-forming Novelist Leslie Wilson describes how therapy helped her fiction and her feelings Suitable cases for treatment? The popularity of psychotherapy owes much to celebrity frankness, says Dennis Friedman. Here be analyses three superstars Horses for limited resources You don't have to be rich to own a racehorse. Syndicate members, too, can indulge in the sport of kings. By Andrew Aldersop Picture Gallery Pride or Prejudice? The tantrums of supermodel Naomi Cambell were an open secret in the fashion industry. But no one expected ber agent, who sacked her this week, to give her such a dressing-down. Nilgin Yusuf reports Disappearances can be deceptive An estimated 250,000 people have disappeared on the streets of Britain. And two determined sisters, out on the streets at all bours, are trying to finds some of them. By Sheila McNamara Anoja in wonderland She lunched with politicians, dined with media barons—bad royals eating out of her hand. Or so she said. Neil MacKwood on the myth that misfired Cartier Limited Digging up the past Untended for over 70 years, the lost gardens at Heligan are a triumph of restoration. 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Peter Millar meets the Briton who is at the cutting edge of the technology, and wonders where it will all end What have they done to deserve this? The Culture profile Anti-rock, ironic and polite, the Pet Shop Boys sell by the million—even to Texan rednecks. Robert Sandall asked the deadpan disco divas to explain themselves Estates of grace and favour Why should a 1970s London council estate get Grade 2 listing, while similar building blocks of post-war public housing in Glasgow and Manchester are being demolished? Hugh Pearman reports Another time, another place The dazzlingly restored Wilton Diptych belongs to an era not easily recongnisable as part of Britain's past, says Waldemar Januszczak Let the People Choose When Sally goes doolally Same writer, same star, same romantic notions. . . but, compared with its predecessor, Sleepless In Seattle is a big yawn, says Julie Burchill Selling it like it is Toby Young on movie merchandising The artist's right to decry Scrutiny Made in Hong Kong John Woo, right, is the Asian answer to Martin Scorsese and Sergio Leone, his films revered and plundered by the likes of Quentin Trantino. Inveitably, Woo is about to make his Hollywood debut. By Robert Leedham This one will run and run Harrison Ford transforms the small screen hero of The Fugitive into epic proportions, says Iain Johnstone The Modern Review Was that the joke that was? Was Tw3 ever funny? Will Paul Merton be the next Tony Hancock? 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Lesley White meets Sir Peter Hall, the ubiquitous face of the British stage Art imitating art John Peter on Travesties in the style of Tom Stoppard after Oscar Wilde Mix and match Amera Haider on fusion in new Asian dance Pay for a Sextee, Get an Octet A woman under the influence Hugh Canning assesses the new season at WNO Mozart Requiem American Art Theatre Royal Drury Lane Jazz Albert Hall Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jiri Belohlavek The South Bank Centre Art Galleries Centaur Gallery Raymond Gubbay Multiple Classified Advertising Items St John's Smith Square Spink It's time to pull the plug Mark Edwards sees the end of chat Royal Shakespares Company Sundays on 4 Your exclusive ticket to the best seats Theatre Club Restoration tragedy A Tudor hall stands derelict in deepest Chelsea, throttled with 1950s additions. Somebody wants to spend £25m restoring it. It the council happy? 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