News from 02/01/1994
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Waldemar Januszczak, Jon Zilkha, Barbara Hall, John Smith, Liz Lightfoot Correspondent, Richard Ellis, Peter McKay, John Davison, Helen Davidson, Jim Munro, John Peter, Andrew Grice Political Correspondent, Mark Reason, John Harlow Transport Correspondent, Carolyn Wigoder, Nick Rufford, David R Styles, Alexandra Henderson, Graham Rose, Steven Goldman, Ned Balfe, Sophie Dix, Diana Wright Personal Finance Editor, Tim Sebastian, Sally Payne, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Robert Leedham, Frederic Raphael, Charles Hymas, Mike Rutherford, John Godber playwright and director of Hall Truck Theatre, Dylan Jones, Sue Dillon, Tony Allen-Mills, Neville Hodgkinson, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Iain Johnstone, Nilgin Yusuf, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Cyril Dixon, Deryk Brown, Julia Stent, Malcolm Bradbury, Cliff Temple, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, S F Buckley, Peter Kemp, Rhys Probert, Louise Taylor, Sean Ryan, Geoff Whitten, Paul Johnson, Peter Hadfield, George Perry, Sue Mott, Simon Russell Beale actor, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Anderw Lorenz Associate Business Editor, John French, Pilbrow, Bernard Cafferty, Peter Keliner, Paul Donovan, Frances Spalding, Jeff Randall, Lisa Jardine, Jonathan Sale, James Adams, Michael Freedland, P Branson, Ann McFerran, Mark Power, Steven Downes, Glenys Roberts, Tim Rayment, Peter Plant, Kirstie Hamilton, David Lawrenson, Dave Thomas, Ira Miller, Douglas Hurd secretary, Phil Baker, Roger Williams, Charles Hymas Education Correspondent, Michael Winner, Simon Curtis, Brian Reading, Sean Newsom, John Karter, Racbel Cooke, Kate Saunders, Malcolm Winton, Nick Gordon, R P Stanley Bsc CEng, Greg Hadfield, Diana Wright, Craig Brown, Nik Cohn, Phil Dabiels, Stephen Jones, Jonathan Coe, Imogen Edwards-Jones, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Janine Di Giovanni, Richard Palmer, Paul Nuki, Melvyn Bragg, Andrew Grice, Meera Syal actress and writer, Ivan Hill, Martin Searby, Ian Critchley, William P Roberts, Enver Solomon, Ian Burrell, Andrew Hogg, Russell Miller, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Peter Johnson, Maurice Chittenden, Jack Dee, Craig Lord, Ian Penman, Rebecca Fowler, Sean O'Hagan, David Hunn, William Hogarth, John Harlow, Godfrey Smith, Matthew Lynn, Michael Austin, P G Ward, Emily Dean, A A Gill, Robert Allen, Matthew Campbell, Stan Levenson, Alan Rickman, Rajeev Syal, Chris Dighton, Sir Claudius, Chrissy Iley, Bookwatch, Gilbert Adair, Alan English, Andrew Lorenz, Liam Clarke, Ian Shirley, David Wickers, Hugh Thompson, John Parker, Vince Wright, Chris Lightbown, Jeff Randall City Editor, Tom Hiney, Hugh Pearman, Richard Caseby, Joanna Simon, Stephen Boyd, Steve Grant, Lynn Barber, Christopher Lloyd Technology Correspondent, Boris Schapiro, Brian Lingard,
ResumoContents Infertility doctors plan to use eggs from aborted foetuses Teachers told to crack down on unruly children Tough line by schools Cross-Channel price war looms as tunnel fare fixed at £160 Tunnel fares war 100ms Kuoni Contents Foreign boost for booming Britain Something in the air at Westminster as the economy takes off Clinton backs down on North Korea's bomb US fears Pacific rim arms race Contents Contents A nation disappears: where have all the people gone? Empty stations, city streets and motorways—this is clearly where folks aren't. . . Look, we've found them—square-eyed Austin Reed Conrad Bass brews up lager bargain in France Time lords square up to do battle over grandfather paradox Attack of goose flesh holds up the action on a blue-movie set Thomas Cook Local Tory seeks Yeo deselection Holiday Special Lunchtime lectures Britons to attempt Arctic crossing on foot Texas Campaign fails to curb drink driving Help for homeless tops £140,000 Hit-and-run joyrider drives over policewoman Exotic studies cause degree of controversy London International Boat Show '94 Five killed in wave of new year crime Flying start: A kite-flier on Hampstead Heath makes… Heseltine and Hunt in running to replace Fowler as Tory cheif Voters punish Tories in council elections Ex-wives told of husbands' pay In today's Other Papers ITV companies criticised More children living in poverty Pay defiance in public sector Forget flooding: 1993 was hot Renault a Certain Flair Fugitive mafia dons home in on Britain Red light for road protests Legal aid cuts hit move to sue drug company Hungry Wolves bring spark of light to the Black Country Profumo papers shield six more sex scandals Boots Dealers sell 3-year-old cars as 'new' BT The Master Race A woman gives birth at 59; a black mother has a white child. Designer babies are just a first step in science's ability to create . . . School for Scandal? Liberty America's Fas Credit Card what on Eart Card GM Blobby cheek: this licence to get rich Honours to make you hoot Honda Heavens! Mimi's got it Just pack them all off abroad How Big Sam met his old china in a pub Pillory, or Fowler howler? Bottomley's holding the wrong baby Nick Newman's Week The Humbug Stops Here Muddle and fudge must end, for politicians, the church and the monarchy alike, for any hope of harmony and prosperity, writers Paul Johnson Honda Singular rise of the fallen Tory woman Profile Thistle Hotels A clean sweep for buffoons Parties put up the 'children welcome' sign Inside Politics Reach for the sky in quest for a laugh Opportunity knocks Enough of building Europe—now it must do something The Community at last has a charter for constructive action says Douglas Hurd, foreign secretary The Discovery Channel Mexican peasants attack 5 cities Fiat Clinton faces inquiry in scandal of failed bank Fury as France frees Iranians Worried Yeltsin throws in his lot with old guard Carey walks into a Sudanese tinderbox Stena Sealink A T Mays The Travel Agents Clinton's Nato dream slides towards fiasco Wedding day massacre casts shadow over South Africa The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association Gwent Peking primes pump for a supereconomy Arafat under fire within the PLO Lloyds Bank Treasury Direct Ministers feud over jobseeker scheme Smallbone Bombers blow apart Ulster's peace dream Weather and Travel Outlook Queen was the busiest royal News Digest Boy road victim Dearer by rail Airline sued Girl murdered Win some Bond winners United will not be moved Hugh Mcllvanney at Old Trafford Contents Umpire exposes Lord's cover-up Martin Searby uncovers the truth behind cricket's great ball-tampering scandal Contents Goodwood Travel Limited Premier League Shearer capitalises on vulnerable Villa Rhys Probert at Villa Park Gunners' deadly double act on target again Vince Wright at Selhurst Park Benall red card keeps elbows on the agenda Steven Downes at The Dell Rangers take fizz out of Celtic bubble Sue Mott at Celtic Park Cole continues to click while City can only clunk Louise Taylor at St James's Park Watson gets Wednesday home in time Deryk Brown at Loftus Road Liverpool play it from memory Malcolm Winton at Portman Road Sheffield take it, two falls to one Martin Searby at Bramall Lane Coventry's capital run continues Steve Grant at White Hart Lane Hoddle shuns the old pals act Peter Wilson at the County Ground Fleck's misery finally halted Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division Leeds shuffle but can't deal Chris Lightbown on how cash strains have taken their toll of Howard Wilkinson's squad Pools Has all hope gone for Goodison? Chris Lightbown on how once-mighty Everton are being destroyed in the pursuit of a dream Why Johnson wants Toffeemen in his hamper Jeff Randall profiles Peter Johnson, who is hoping to move his chairmanship from Tranmere to Everton All Everton's visions come to nought Chris Lightbown at Goodison Park Asprilla Is a Porn Loser Whistle Blower B Team Is A1 Young Of Old Sounds Bad Net Caught On Dein Rules Ok Star is born as Radcliffe runs rivals ragged Cliff Temple reports from Beamish on the emergence of a new British running talent Burke and Bramall hold whip hand Bridge Pairs Training harder for a life after Dessie John Karter talks to Simon Sherwood, lesser-known half of a great sporting duo Conditions are Just So Winning Lines England slip as Bicknell limps off The day Lord's covered up the truth Martin Searby reveals what really happened on the fateful day that the umpires changed a damaged ball and Lord's decided nobody should know why The Sunday Times Sports Calendar 1994 I magine being the one without Alpha, AXP Digital Racing tails of the unexpected David Hunn makes an early start to New Year's Day to experience the chilly joys of husky racing Pooling praise for Pickering A Christmas for kicks, not cash Action Replay Cowboys swagger again Record start to New Year News Focus Douglas may come back Close match Quick work Leap too far Fast wheeler Kenyan hat-trick For the Record Racing Sport on TV Rugby Union This Week's Fixtures Welsh win a rare glimpse of glory days Decider ends long wait Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lacklustre Bristol fail to show their superiority Mark Reason at the Memorial Ground Park Lane Cold revenge for Castleford Catalogue of mistakes costs Moseley dear Approved Used Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hughenden Hartshill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cotswold Cheyne Heathrow Holland Park Hampshire Cars L&C Alpina Sytner Let's hear it for good old Joe Public Stephen Jones on why the game must start wooing its long suffering spectators Multiple Classified Advertising Items Altwood Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Jack Barclay Limited Bramley ADT Auctions Multiple Display Advertising Items Loxleys Landrover Lookers Land Rover Citygate William Loughran Stratton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Puttocks Malaya Lancaster Normand Alan Day London Greenoaks Hughes of Beaconsfield Dick Lovett Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Chariots St Albans Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Saab McCarthy & Stone French Property Exhibition Magnificent Marine Residence Berkeley Homes Barratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cala Homes Ward Homes British Aerospace chairman may step down this year UK economic outlook best for 10 years Pundits unanimous on good news Williams set for American deal Virgin City tips Fisons as top bid target Top takeover targets in 1994 Hawk in line to win orders worth £7bn Johnson awaits Everton result Double whammy leaves red faces at JP Morgan BP in second big oil find off Shetlands Balanced basket of tips brings in a bumper profit The Sunday Times share choices for 1993 proved to be a resounding success, rising an average of 57%, writes Jeff Randall The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Six for 1994 As the stock market surged last year, several big companies were left far behind. Some of them have straightened out their problems and these recovery stocks form the core of our portfolio for 1994 Building societies test banking waters again Berlusconi 'will quit this week' Ten years of the top 100 The FT-SE 100 index is 10 years old tomorrow. Of the original companies, 42 have left, giving an insight into how the UK economy has changed in the past decade. Report by Matthew Lynn Those who came and went No, we're not seriously suggesting you try it Elonex How the Ft-Se 100 has changed Market set fair for 1994, say gurus A 'wall of money' may be on its way from foreign investors, reports Kirstie Hamilton Share in the boardroom Asset Companies House Buying opportunity at cut-price Sainsbury Sharewatch Britain's aerospace industry faces dogfight for growth This year could see the fundamental reshaping of a key manufacturing sector. Report by Andrew Lorenz FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies Clarke must forget caution and let the economy rip this year As there is little danger of inflation, the government should keep the pound low to boost exports. If France and German cut interest rates, we must follow to stay competitive, says Brian Reading Barings Rosy Scenario is set to run and run Britain's recovery seems unstoppable now Economic Outlook Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Spencer Company Formations Ltd Nationwide Service Fidelity Colour Printing U. K. Ltd Lorraine Electronics World full of opportunities for investors Experts tip emerging markets Pundits agree on big rise in house prices this year Hard work comes back into fashion Kleinwort Benson Investment Trusts Options for the cautious Words of warning for disgruntled savers Save & Prosper Article Withdrawn Start the new year on a sound financial footing A Fimbra Member Battle over mortgage insurance Mortgage-protection policies are not always what they seem. Hugh Thompson reports High annuities can offer an antidote to ill-health Investment Trust Selector Pep Mercury European Privatisation Trust Debt managers help to pay for Christmas Investing in your fifties Chelsea Building Society Perpetual Phone facility on credit cards makes fraud too simple Tapping into your account is easy and could leave you out of pocket, says Enver Solomon Funds fail to deliver value for money A survey shows that many financial advisers are overcharging investors for funds that perform poorly. Paul Nukl reports Top savings rates Co-op holiday cover Savings news Lifeline Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd Funny Girl with a serious collection Collector's file Christie's Yanks for the memory Update M&G Financial Services Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Austin Knight Engineers Lahmeyer International Account Manager Career Analysts Unijet Headway Unemployment Blues ERC a Member of the Psd Group Trans World Airlines Goodman Jones The Sunday Times Coopers & Lybrand CJA Royal Mint International Consultancy Product Development Analyst Tax Manager Multiple Classified Advertising Items Westbury Proj Cons Ltd. Chusid Lander Connaught Pianergy Consultants Ltd A Prmark Company Humphery Sturt Associates Banks's Inter Exec Plc The Sunday Times Have You Considered Chiropody as a Profession? Abacus College Fairfax University Kingston University Easter Courses at Hertford College Elonex Unisource Knightsbridge University Savoir-Faire in Languages It Training Jobs Est 1982 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Oxford Easter Courses Exam Techniques A Level & Gcse Easter Revision Courses Montessori Training Multiple Display Advertising Items A tale of two Ted Turners Hong Kong to lift ban on short selling Radisson Edwardian Hotels The boss test: can you play to win? Prufrock Historic earnings for Jackson Mogul's casino gamble Portable loos roll to Norway Warburg starts year with £115m lawsuit The Sunday Times Contents Still Lives The Matisse Stories by a S Byatt Chatto £9.99 pp135 Age of innocence The "sunglasses" advertising campaign for the… High-five Being there Pile 'Em High On the Critical List Are we enjoying a poetry boom? Harvey Porlock finds opinion divided Women at war Has much changed for women journalists in the past 50 years? Is it any easier for them to get to the front line? Janine Di Giovanni reads a history of the woman reporter Reportage The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 304 Ruling Britannia History The Oxford Illustrated History of Roman Britain by Peter Salway Oup £25 pp521 Anatomy of melancholy Literature Touched With Fire Manic-Depressive Illness And The Artistic Temperament by Kay Redfield Jamison The Free Press/Maxwell Macmillan International £19.95 pp370 Outrageous misfortunes On The Side Of The Angels The Second Volume of The Journals Of Elizabeth Smart edited by Alice Van Wart HarperCollins £14.99 pp144 Diary A slice of the anniversary cake Do anniversaries serve much purpose other than as a marketing tool? Publishers certainly seem to think so. Jonathan Sale has his doubts Anniversaries of 1994 On the Shelf Gilbert Adair finds The Picture Of Dorian Gray both brilliant and bathetic The Times Literary Supplement A family unhappy in its own way Fiction Lasher by Anne Rice Chatto £15.99 pp583 Striking platitudes Essays In Love by Alain de Botton Macmillan £12.99 pp249 Rapping papers Black Studies, Rap, And The Academy by Houston a Baker Jr University of Chicago Press $14.95 pp103 Out of sight, out of mind, out to lunch Music Cherokee Mist The Lost Writings Of fimi Hendrix Compiled and edited by Bill Nitopi Bloomsbury £14.99 pp136 Paper Backs Hardbacks Paperbacks Hardback manuals Paperback manuals The Sunday Times Books Section Accelerated Learning Systems Contents Strip-Teasers Planet of the Ducks The Funday Times Club Competition! Beryl the Peril Funday Times Sport What's the Logic? The Funday Times Bery the Peril 1994 Calender The Funday Times Beryl the Peril 1994 Calender Deputy Dink Mr Clean Rex and Tex Lord Snooty The Numskulls Fish Tales Thunderbirds Bogart Happy New Year Funday Times Club Coupon Contents Contents Now for the baby gloom Off the rails Laws of secrecy 'Folk tales The hand that holds the tiller Bond Ambition Have you heard? Amdega It's in the stars It's that time of year: the season of new year resolutions. But how to decide? Sean Newsom resolved to let six fortune-tellers (see chart, left) divine what his future bolds. Illustration by Beverly Levy Chanel Boutique When the wind blows Storms are brewing over the Pennines. Tim Rayment reports on the plans to cover Brontë country with wind generators Mark Warner Spuds you like? Britain's top chefs giving fish and a new and respectable lease of life. Once a working-class staple—when everyone knew their plaice—it's now a national dish to savour, says a a Gill The Chelsea What's your poisson? 'Something extraordinary is …pening. Like those… The Sunday Times A new Rolles model for France First Bardot, then Deneuve. Now, the French see Hélène Rolles as Marianne. By Tony Allen-Mills in Paris The Sunday Times Pop off Tokyo? Yo! Instead of imitating Western culture, the Japanese are now influencing it, says Tom Hiney, below. But we're still big in Japan, says Peter Hadfield, right The Japanese still go West Harrods A dramatic setting for dinner Interiors Just as the design world warms again to Lasdun's National Theatre, its Mezzanine restaurant is refashioned, too Beauty just skin deep Gardening Bark insulates and protects but also enbances, says Graham Rose The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sauna Cabin Cannock Gates Sirius British Antique Replicas From new man to Newman Boys used to want to be men, until they found out that they could make more money-and women-as cute, long-baired, shapely bimboys. A week-kneed Chrissy Iley tears a strip off them Hyde Park Hotel Hat's the way to do it Men-about-town are suddenly mates with their pates. Imogen Edwards-Jones takes her bat off to them The difference is academic Women in senior posts will bring professionalism to the clubby world of Oxbridge colleges, says Lisa Jardine The Sunday Times Sound bites Food & Drink The Sunday Times restaurant Critic serves up second helpings of 1993 and, on page 26, the best of the rest Table Talk Drinking to the future Food & Drink Wine Testing Time 30 Minute Menu Jack Dee Brief Lives The Sunday Times Crossword Haft vs Haft Feuds Corner Another helluva meal Restaurant Watch Winner's Dinner Gbastly food and absurd dress codes—Barbados is unchanged, says Michael Winner Picture Gallery Letters Aquascutum of London Big behinds a warm Hello! The best of 1993: a selection packed with punch and littered with. . . Chirpy bream, and poncy pants N. Peal MaxMara Designers have discovered… Soft touch Natural, Strokable, good-looking and it's kind to animals. Mohair is the new politically correct bit of fluff, says Nilgin Yusuf The Italy of your Dreams Photosales Sunsites India Sunsail Caribbean Connection Bales Tours Ltd. The Big Value Flight Guide The Sunday Times Travel Trail Finders Flight Bookers Plc Worldwide Travel Insurance Services Limited Travelbag Bon Voyage Bridge the World Quest Worldwide Columbus Travel Bag When booking Air Charter based: Travel you are… Multiple Display Advertising Items STA Travel Fly Drive USA Travel Bag Cheapest Flights Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Mood The Travel Bug Travel Savers USA Worldwide The Sweetest Stink on Earth Travel Nik Cohn followed his nose to join the racing high rollers strutting through the gates of the of paradise to Saratoga. There be met a dreamer from Queens. 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Hotel! Sheraton Park Tower Country Cottages Mackay's agency Snowdonia Tourist Services Coastal Cottages Wales Holidays Llovely Welsh Cottages Inspirational Cornwall Premier Britain Helpful Holidays Contents Contents A terrible past revisited As a film monument to Auschwitz opens, the site itself is crumbling. Richard Caseby reports from Poland and, Steven Goldman, below, on the Holocaust, Hollywood styles Oskar-winning performances Here's blood in your eye The Monumentally squalid life of Chaim Soutine and the raw quality of his paintings have led to outrageous neglect in the age of hygiene, says Waldemar Januzczak Here's blood in your eye Famous first words Robert Leedham ponders the pomposity of the literary epigraph Grey eminence The Culture profile He couldn't live on a minister's salary, but now he's taking on the toughest arts job in Britain—for nothing. Rebecca Fowler meets the Earl of Gowrie BP Camp as Crispmas There were queens wherever you looked, but Craig Brown liked the guy in the penguin's trousers To tell the truth about fiction It has been pronounced dead, yet again. But the novel, says Malcolm Bradbury, remains one of the best means of interpreting our confusing, fluid times The Sunday Times Saab Saab Premiere league The creative clash of young talent at the National Student Drama Festival sends successive generations on their way to honours on the stage, says Robert Hewison Success stories from the festival Oleanna Festival facts A time to Dance Charles Dance is eagerly shedding the image of the romantic leading man. This year we will see him in four very different roles, says Iain Johnstone Dancing chic to chic The thin man in a top hat defined an era when men were gentlemen and women were Ginger Rogers. Michael Freedland on Fred Astaire, the Hollywood hoofer whose white tie and tails still dazzle today Verse, and worse Scrutiny Practising how to preach The word in ecclesiastical circles, says Rebecca Fowler, is that a decent sermon keeps them coming back for more Wealth of Nations The Culture forum This ever brave new world At the centenary of his birth, Aldous Huxley's influence still grows, says Godfrey Smith Huxley's 100 Johann Strauss Gala Glenn Miller Orchestra Royal Albert Hall South Bank The South Bank Centre Wigmore Hall Barbican Hall Mozart the Magic Flute Mstislav Rostropovich Orfeo Mistislav Rostropovich Bank house Unicorn Arts Theatre Cerry Cottle's Circus Royal Academy of Arts Moscow City Ballet Spectacular Classical Gala Beethoven Choral Symphony Moscow City Ballet St John's Smith Square Renaisance Florence Pinocchio Big Friendly Giant York Theatre Will Downing Violetta emotions A remarkable Janacek Mass and a silly La Traviata made it a memorable Christmas for Hugh Canning A hard act to follow Realistic sets aren't necessary in the theatre, says John Peter The visual impact of a production should be as inspiring and imaginative for the audience as the text The Sunday Times London Celebrate The Boy Friend's 40th birthday Players Theatre, Villiers Street Tuesday 12 April More Offers The Sunday Times The battle Of the Burren In 150 square miles of outstanding natural beauty in Ireland's Co Clare, Controversy is growing over the Irish government's decision to build a visitor centre in a discused quarry. Sean Ryan reports on the paradoxical effects of 'green' tourism Sunday 2 January Television & Radio Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Highlights UK Living Sports choice Satellite Monday 3 January Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Tuesday 4 January Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Wednesday 5 January Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Thursday 6 January Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Friday 7 January Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Saturday 8 January Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Sunday 2 January Films on Tv Dilys Powell's film of the week Ear in, ear out Radio Waves World Service Today 2 January Monday 3 January Tuesday 4 January Critics' choice Wednesday 5 January Thursday 6 January Friday 7 January Saturday 8 January Theatre check The Official Guide of the Society of West End Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to Regional Theatre Film check The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Ancient & Medieval History Book Club Contents Finland Contents Dolphin The Literary Guide The Literary Guide Maples Scott Crolla Exposure Picture Gallery Relative Values Harrods Harris no-Loss Camp Beaumont Roots The Art of Living in Tuscany Duval Carpet Co. 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