News from 26/12/1993
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Pete Bradley, Mary Anne Fitzgerald, Guy Chazan, Steven Dowers, Richard Ellis, Bel Mooney, Peter McKay, John Davison, Helen Davidson, Jon Swain, Peter Frank, Jim Munro, Graig Brown, John Peter, Mark Reason, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, Graham Rose, Christa D'souza, Matthew Roche, Diana Wright Personal Finance Editor, David Smith, David Schwartz, Gillian Hall, George Morton, Bruce Johnson, Annabel Heseltine, Geordie Greig, Tony Allen-Mills, Iain Johnstone, Robert Hewison, Cyril Dixon, Howard Foster, Mark Ottaway, David Dougill, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Margarette Driscoll, Jeremy Clarkson, Geoff Whitten, David Mills Arts Editor, George Perry, Sue Mott, John Cassidy, Harry Ritchie, Shelley von Strunckel, Bernard Cafferty, Ramiz Hadzimuratovic, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Michael Prescott Political Correspondent, Alan Ruddock Deputy City Editor, Sue Lawrence, Joel Brand, James Bethell, John Luke, Paul Driver, Liz Lightfoot, Glenys Roberts, Peter Plant, Kirstie Hamilton, Rufus Olins, David Lawrenson, Jack Epstein, Hugh McLlvanney, Jonathan King, Charles Hymas Education Correspondent, Christopher Lloyd, Jennifer Asiama, John Karter, Alan Clark, Barbara Amiel, Marie Colvin, Greg Hadfield, Colin Smith, Diana Wright, Craig Brown, Imogen Edwards-Jones, Phillip Beresford, L Norton, Sudi Pigott, Claire Oldfield, Ian Burrell, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Brooke Lampley, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Andrew Hogg, Brough Scott, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Peter Johnson, Rachel Cooke, Maurice Chittenden, Michael Kallenbach, Sasha Miller, Rebecca Fowler, David Hunn, Dave Follows, John Harlow, Philip Beresford, Matthew Lynn, Lesley Thomas, Andrew Alderson, A A Gill, Stan Levenson, Angela Buxton, Chrissy Iley, Andrew Lorenz, Guy Chazen, David Wickers, Alan Ruddock, Rue St-Honoré, Gloria Beretervide, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, Richard Caseby, Mike Hammond, David Smith Economics Editor, Tony Hetherington, Conal Gregory, Emma Forrest, Simon Reeve, Jaimie Seaton, Anne Birohak, Joanna Simon, Lynn Barber, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoFor your health's sake, take another cup of Christmas Cheer Parents to get vouchers for nursery school Banks boom, grocers grouse Kuoni Contents Loyalist hitmen back Major Contents Irma is back to life with a smile Contents A take of two Christmases: Spending boom in shops . . . as children left 'home alone' Euro Sites Austin Reed Police launch all-out hunt for gang-rape suspects Queen: Let's look on the bright side Plane clue to mystery of author's last flight Selfridges Bishop turns his sermon into an attack on critics A-level students get 'a lot of stick' PC World Fraudsters tap into rich vein of aid What's in a Name? Alex and Sophie top names list Police to probe £2m council loss The Scotch House Streisand concert deal makes music history Campus to heal Belfast divide Harvey Nichols Buddhism and the Koran to be taught in RE lessons Comet Jails shut to let killers join revels at home Citroën How could my 'gentle giant' kill five men? Ex-wife's agony over gay serial killer Labour's hound of the press chokes on an apology The Burberrys Pub where three murderers hunted victims Bill revives a grand American tradition It's not broken, so why fix the wisdom of the past? Parents share blame in this squalid circus Peter McKAY How Camilla could cash in Manson cult thrives in age of rot and roll Thomas Cook You read it first here: how to be clued up on the nobodies of 1994 Irma Learning to Smile Again through the Pain The diary of her fight for life, be her father Ramiz Hadzimuratovi Habitat Invite You T Steal their Furniture But sadness goes on for the Vanjas, Mirelas and Miroslavs Joel Brand in Sarajevo and Andrew Hogg on victims of the never-ending war The 'Glasshouse' President House of Fraser Stores Texas Ambush mars spirit of peace in Bethlehem Patriarch's message to Jews, Muslims and Christians:'Love each other as God has loved you Texas PLO and Israel close to solution Vauxhall Hijackers raise stakes Masked gang threatens to blow up children on helicopter Fiat Jungle warlord runs world heroin empire from Burma Army of Avon ladies cleans up on the Amazon Yeltsin battens security hatch against the democratic storm As the new parliament prepares to open, the forces of inertia could overwhelm an embattled president Atmays American Express Moscow hits the reform brakes—and the whole train may go off the rails Russia is fast heading for a crisis grave even by its standards, says Peter Frank Miles Germans elect Indian as first foreign mayor Secret files show 1,000 Nazis fled to Argentina Stena Sealink Line Mandela seeks answers in the Caribbean sun UN chief gives Korean dictator seasonal gifts Northern Rock No more money for royal family In today's Other Papers Yard hope to extradite prisoner Patients at work in Broadmoor Princess cut out of photograph MPs back consent at 18 for gays And so to Bed Sale Christmas from Bristol to Bondi: a world that is . . . Weather and Travel Outlook Woman, 98, mugged News Digest Yeo is father of 'love child' Detainees flee 20 deported Fast sex Police fired at Air bomb hoax Youth recovers Murder hunt Boatman lost Briton drowns Saddam's hope Woman raped Inmate hanged Bond winners Fashanu fuels blazing row Spurs angered as FA clear striker of violent conduct Inga the Winger takes the Wigan money and runs Spain Contents China catch drug cheats News Focus McCague out Local heroes Pakistan on top The year of the king, the year of Baggio Mike Hammond on the boundless talent of Roberto Baggio, who this evening will and Europe to his global fan club Cantona: an English genius Chris Lightbown admires the striking advance of United's continental rapier Bunch of sour grapes makes bitter-sounding whine Sue Mott looks at 1993 to recall the thrills, spills and dills that made our football year Rough justice puts football in the dock 1993 ends under a cloud as the FA are criticised over the Fashanu affair but 1994 kick off with a host of British world champions The times they are not really a-changing. . . Action Replay Hannah stars in circus Myths, magic and a winner every week Forget football and cricket, David Hunn says, and celebrate all our other sporting heros and heroines Sport on TV For the Record This Week's Fixtures Pools by Geoff Whitten Cricket Leopardstown Limerick Hustler out to capture the title that eludes his mentor Young master chasing his gloss finish John Karter on Declan Murphy, who seek to maintain his touch in the King George VI classic Dreaper issues fast Gale warning Cheltenham Racecourse The Sunday Times Party Politics to win the Welsh vote Winning Lines 'Done the Elephants, Done the Poverty, Nothing Left to Do' Deloitte & Touche PIMS UK Limited Platarg Engineering Ltd. Blockbuster Video Kuwahara Ltd Coopers & Lybrand Unijet A leading Property Services Group Appointments Brian Forbes Search & Selection European Recruitment Manager Cowie Interleasing Planergy Consultants Ltd. British Gas aims to sell showrooms Servicing side to be franchised Lloyd's names hit out at new 'fiasco' Tokyo market set to plunge Clarke faces dilemma over pound Contents Critical week for Independent Diary note for 1994: Letts to slim down Smith New Court tops share league Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd Good news for the economy is bad news for the gurus Most pundits failed to predict the strength of the economic recovery this year Britain enjoyed growth without inflation this year, putting most analysts' predictions to shame. David Smith, Economic Editor, charts the winners and losers in the forecasting game The joy of hindsight: a dream portfolio The Sunday Times Movers and shakers: who did what to whom in 1993 A Great Opportunity to Own a Racehorse Trained by… BES issues Brokers and banks soar on market boom But world stock markets went on a bull run, pushing shares to record heights The financial sector has led the recovery, followed by property Best Shares on FTA All-Share index Final flurry of activity stirs the quiet corporate arena Worries about whether the recession had ended made captains of industry cautious. Report by Rufus Olins and David Smith Worst sharest on index Ending the year with a bang The bulls ran wild everywhere except in America and Japan, reports Garth Alexander Elonex Austin Knight Kramer Westfield The Sunday Times PSDB Goodman Jones Multiple Classified Advertising Items SunService Admiral Computing Limited 'Killer' Diller close to realising his dream of creating a media empire John Cassidy reports from New York on the man fighting a $10 bn battle for control of Paramount Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items U. K. Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Offshore & UK Companies by Lawyers Spencer Multiple Classified Advertising Items OCRA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Plan ahead to spread cost of festive tipple Building up a cellar of quality wine need not cost the earth. Conal Gregory looks at instalment plans on offer New year poises to put new heart into shares Statistics show that January is one of the most profitable months for investors, says David Schwartz Murray Johnstone Capital for Companies Limited Last Minute BES? Cash in on Euro privatisations Where to invest your money in 1994 Investment Trust Selector Pep When manners maketh the bank Beware of imitation timeshare protection Questions of cash Toy soldiers celebrate revolution Collector's file Yorkshire Guernsey Manage your savings by phone Savings news The Association of Investment Trust Companies A Fimbera Member How the rich grew richer in 1993 The Schroders were the biggest gainers; the Sainsburys the biggest losers. Philip Berestford, Matthew Lynn and Kirstie Hamilton reports on how personal fortunes fared last year Arbib breaks the City mould Kleinwort Benson Investment Trust Handshake that Defy History BMW Gieves & Hawkes PC or not PC . . . that was 1993's burning question Maurice Chittenden on the spread of political correctness Darlings, you were dreadful, but you did make us chuckle Jonathan Miller presents the 7 Days Awards Much ado about music, movies and morality It was a year when classical music, classical roles and traditional values asserted themselves, says David Mills, Arts Editor Bestsellers of 1993 BT Blockbusters, debunkers and a 'devastating' ego Harry Ritchie, Literary Editor, on a heavyweight year in the world of books Love's labours lost to the lunatic fringe A moral ambience has arisen that casts men as the sexual wrongdoers, leaving them wide open to legal abuse, says Barbara Amiel Rattle your cage a little harder, ma'am Peter McKay offers some regal resolutions that could restore our faith in the monarchy Thistle Hotels And lo, there was low farce in the portals of the high church Women priests and priests with women, misogynists, Promotional videos and electronic rosaires . . . it was, thank God, a fun-filled ecclesiastical calendar. A a Gill looks down from his pulpit at the highlights In their own words. . . Final score: Major 1, turkeys 0 Suffer the little children—and they did, they did The year was painfully littered with the deaths of innocents, writes Bel Mooney Cancer Relief MacMillan Fund Contents Picture Gallery The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association Deaths in 1993 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Allsop & Co Motoring Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Copperfields Elmbridge Village Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sytner Park Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Altwood Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramley This symbol is exclusive to officially appointed Greenoaks Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. R. Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Alan Day London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Big, beautiful and difficult to get into Eric Dymock casts a practical eye over Jaguar's £403,000 supercar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lister Multiple Display Advertising Items Jack Barclay Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saab Two-seat Vauxhall for 1994 The Gardener's Year A month by month guide to the most important gardening events and the best places to visit in 1994 The International Spring Gardening Fair Contents The Downing Street disease In an extract from his forthcoming Sunday Times Lunchtime Lecture, Alan Clark examines John Major's government for the first symptoms of senile decay. Illustration by Paul Sharrock Your exclusive ticket to the best seats Manchester City of Drama 1994 Cracking the mould Paris Opera presents an unChristmassy Nutcracker, says David Dougill The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 303 Crossword Enthusiasts Mind your manners Well-dressed witches and a yuppie Lady MacBeth? Ach nooo, says John Peter This film ain't big enough Hollywood heavyweights Kevin Costner and Clint Eastwood slug it out in a slightly less then Perfect World, says Iain Johnstone Video check Laugh? I nearly cried So Newman and Baddiel are no longer an item. What next for the funny guys who has no fun, asks Emma Forrest The Culture forum The Sunday Times Sounding out the best of 1993 This has been a year of landmark recordings. Here, The Sunday Times music critics select their personal best. Illustration by Beverly Levy A triumph for Britten A powerful Gloriana rules the stage. Long may it live, says Hugh Canning Stationary movements Paul Donovan compares Radio 3 and Classic FM output in 1993 The 20 Most Frequently Played Works in 1993 These you have watched What on earth did we see in 1993? Graig Brown presents his A-Z of the year's TV Film check The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas The Official Guide of the Society of West End Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to Regional Theatre Theatre check Opera check The Times Literary Supplement Beyond the critical list Murray Walker Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Circuses Igor Oistrakh Multiple Classified Advertising Items Victor Hochmauser Multiple Classified Advertising Items Renaissance Florence Today's Radio Satellite Regional Variations Today's Television Critics' Choice Contents Strip-Teasers SQUiRTY No Kidding! Planet of the Ducks Creature Feature The Funday Times Club The Funday Times Survey Beryl the Peril The Funday Times Quiz Time The Funday Times Quiztime Dinks Puzzle Extra! Pathway to the Pudding Hats Headed this Way! Deputy Pink Mr Clean Rex and Tex Lord Snooty The Numskulls Thunderbirds Bogart Joy Stick Sass… Funday Times Club Coupon Harvey Nichols Contents A gay old time? What did I see in 1993 Lynn Barber's Week We have ways of making you buy Christopher Lloyd on the bidden persuaders that will soon be coming to a supermarket near you Counter revolution Christa D'souza proves that is you've got the cash and the commitment you can shop around the clock Saab Saab Left on the shelf The "Real" Spain & Portugal The Sunday Times Paul Mitchell Completely off the rails Retail rights and wrongs Male order shopping In a generation we've gone from loathing to loving going to the shops. Why? Because it's no longer just women's work, says a a Gill Mark Warner London Bond Street Paris Berlin Fasanenstrasse Streets of Fame Rome Via Condotti Hong Kong Pacific Place New York Fifth Avenue Small mistakes can grow better Gardening A gift bonsai? Put it out of its misery or liberate it, says Graham Rose Rising clamp Motoring Thinking of shopping in London? Jeremy Clarkson and his extra-long car wish you wouldn't Sweet surrender Letters Simpson Piccadilly A surprise in store Food & Drink Testing Time Bottoms up Food & Drink Wine Bird in the hand . . . Every year it's what to do with leftover cold turkey. But this time, do it with flair, says Sue Lawrence 30 Minute Menu Check these out Architecture It's not often that a supermarket acutally looks super, says Hugh Pearman The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Antique Replicas Peter Adams F & S Engineering Ltd Sewills Morley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Black wool 1970s three-piece dinner Saint Laurent,… The Sunday Times Crossword Sale Away If it's January, it must be going cheap somewhere . . . Jennifer Asiama presents a round-the-country guide to where and when you can find the best bargains Phase Ei8ht Unicorn Holidays Fenwick Bond Street Greyhound International For Information regarding Advertising Opportunities Caravela Tours Sunsail Villeroy & Boch Character Cottages Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Caribbean Connection Jelsave Contents Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travelbag Airline ticket Network Travelbag Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items America Travelbag Travel Mood Multiple Classified Advertising Items Flights Worldwide Hayes and Jarvis Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hayes and Jarvis The Japan Experience Sovereigh Tropical Places On the Mend Travel Uganda's bad days are over. Mary Anne Fitzerald, who reported on Amin's fall, returns to find tranquility in the wild Club Med Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Martyn Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Gambia Travel Portfolio Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Menorca Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lanzarote Leisure Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barbados Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elegant Resorts Sunsail Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Directions Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hanvas Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items 'Something Special' Travel Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items French Country Multiple Display Advertising Items Hoseasons Multiple Display Advertising Items Keycamp Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Italiatour! Multiple Display Advertising Items Villa plus Ltd 'Something Special' Travel Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Europeal Villas Private Pools Multiple Display Advertising Items Our Favourite Things Travel Sunday Times travel writers Mark Ottaway and David Wickers share their best memories of a year on the move Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spanish Harbour Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Exodus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Florida Vacations CV Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Ski Savole Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mark Warner Ski Beach Villas Sally Holidays Superski Ski-Val Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ski Places Multiple Display Advertising Items Bladon Lines Multiple Display Advertising Items Xmas and New Year Reviver Runaway (from the Family) Crystal Holidays A lot of bottle Brief Encounter Matthew Roche drinks to his own honour at lunch on a farm in Russia Country Holidays PGL the Great Adventure International Swimming School Rural "Retreats" Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hinton Grange Bishops Court Multiple Display Advertising Items Cornish Traditional Cottages Ridgeway Rents Hoseasons 'Get Away from Christmas or New Year Breaks Holidays in Lakeland G. M. Thomson & Co. Wales Holidays Wine Rack Contents Duval Carpet Co. Ltd. Contents Picture Gallery Tilda Rice Vi-Spring Brights of Nettlebed Furniture Village Furniture Village Furniture Craft Wiz Gong Li Alfred Eisenstaedt Ernest & Jullo Gallo Chardonnay Relative Values Neville Johnson 200 Series Smoking when Pregnant Harms your Baby Injury Time Multiple Display Advertising Items Membership & Guarantee Ginger Lynn Allen After 70 porno films in three years, can the battered beroine of a new road movie claim to be going straight? Chrisey Iley reports Strachan National Driveways Scope Mephisto 1741 Bookwise Chess Brainteaser New Year's Resolution 1633 Bridge Barratt Aid-Call PLC Spackemaker Bedrooms Shelvex Wharfside West Hampstead Clinic Omega Sandals St. Lucia Icons 37 Turkeys A Life in the Day of The Sunday Times Proton
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