News from 13/11/1994
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Taki, Percy Cradock, Waldemar Januszczak, Sybille Bedford, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Robert Hewlson, Mark Searle, Barbara Hall, John Casey, James Lees-Milne, Julian Keeling, Mark Charlton, Sean O'callaghan, Jon Swain, John Peter, Mark Reason, Philip Hedley, John Harlow Transport Correspondent, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, Alan Jinkinson General Secretary, Susan d'Arcy, Joanna Duckworth, Steve Hatt, Nick Rufford, Terry Eagleton, Graham Rose, Ned Balfe, Terence Blacker, Diana Wright Personal Finance Editor, Kirstle Hamilton, Alistair Scott, Sheila Walden Headteacher, Alasdair Reld, Lars Persson, William Bond, David Smith, Sally Payne, Sean Ryan Environment Correspondent, Donu Kogbara, Rhoda Koening, Charles Hymas, Patricia Morgan, Mary Wilson, Carol Sarler, Chris Goodwin, Susan Irvine, Annabel Heseltine, Monica Berto, Geordie Greig, Tony Allen-Mills, David Leppard Home Affairs Correspondent, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Iain Johnstone, Edward Parry Director, Jane Elliott, Nilgin Yusuf, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, Rebecca Fowler Arts Correspondent, Sally Paynce, Phnom Penh, David Hewson, Ciaran Byrne, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Hugh Canning, Margarette Driscoll, Hugh Mcllvanney, Sue Clark, Tom Fawthrup, David Goldsmith, Peter Kemp, John Melmoth, Louise Taylor, Andrew Morton, Sam Lynn, Mark Christy, Geoff Whitten, Susan Allison, Peter Millar, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Cathy Scott-Clark, Charlotte Atkins, Pam Barren, Nick Gardner, Ardyn Bernoth, Jonathan Margolis, Bernard Cafferty, Anna Blundy, Stuart Wavell, Clive Davos, Paul Donovan, Emma Robertson, William Shawcross, Philip Craigle, Gilane Tawdross, Sue Lawrence, Angela Newing, Dag Pike, Jeff Randall, Edward Pla, James Bethell, Paul Driver, James Adams, Paul Morley, Simon Fanshawe, Janine di Glovanni, Iain Crawford, Ian Chadband, Richard Bath, Tim Rayment, Julia Dodds, Peter Plant, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, David Lawrenson, Clare Short Mp, Martin Jacques, Dave Thomas, Mother Teresa, Ira Miller, Frances Kennedy, Andy Goldberg, Phil Baker, Tessa Jackson, Christopher Lloyd, Charles Hymas Education Correspondent, Christina Lamb, David Elliot, Colette Douglas Home, John Karter, Kate Saunders, Cosmo Landesman, Lisa Brinkworth, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, David Birt, Carl Franklin, Nik Cohn, Stephen Bennett, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Patricia Clough, Jonathan Dimbleby, Andrew Neil, Martin Chuzzlewit, Andrew Grice, Julie Cohen, Ivan Hill, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Ian Critchley, William Langley, Christa's D'Souza, Noddy Holder, Vinnie Lee, Shelley von Sturckel, Ian Burrell, Shelley Strunckel, Brough Scott, Tony Rocca, Richard Woods, Clive Everton, Garth Alexander, Roland White, Peter Johnson, Rachel Cooke, Antony Worrall Thompson, Maurice Chittenden, Donald Madgwick, Mark Franchetti, Julie Burchill, Elizabeth A MacGregor, David Hunn, Valerie Singleton, D J Taylor, Niall Ferguson, Brendan Fanning, Jonathan Rendall, Godfrey Smith, Matthew Lynn, Lesley Thomas, Michael Austin, Simon Rae, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Tim Furniss, E F Crosswell, A A Gill, Jonathan Ross, Nina Coltart, Stan Levenson, Georide Greig, Norman Macrae, Paul Bahn, Nicholas Barr, Garth Pedlar, Nadine Meisner, Chrissy Iley, Gilbert Adair, Jeremy Langmead, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Adrian Levy, Liam Clarke, Alan Ruddock, Chris Gilchrist's, David Wickers, Claire Rayner, Catherine Lampert, Julia Peyton-Jones, Hugh Thompson, Albert, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Nigel Roebuck, Chris Lightbown, Vince Wright, Jeff Randall City Editor, Hugh Pearman, Andy McNab, David Smith Economics Editor, John Burns, Penny Perrick, Emma Forrest, Martin Booth, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Jaci Stephen, Joanna Simon, Neil Hughes, Sophie Grigson, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoBritish secretary tells how love drove her to spy on Nato Major faces new plot to oust him Twenty MPs back autumn challenge Cabinet split over move to cut large pay rises for ministers Contents Kuoni Contents Newman Contents Gates is secret buyer of Leonardo notebook Contents Lottery jackpot prize 'to hit £5m' Reader's Guide Graham's Port The Sunday Times Lilley wins tough fight to reform CSA FA to ban Grobbelaar until inquiry is over Christmas Golf and Tennis Classified Seized Britons still held by rebels The Sunday Times Volvo Concorde risks US flight ban over 'faulty' safety radar Pink Panther set for TV comeback Gyngell rattles doorknobs of UK studios Business Skills Migration Arts director distraught at her dismissal The National Lottery Dons head-hunted in research race Universities 'poaching' top academics Tube killer to sue authorities Britain sells arms to Indonesia In today's Other Papers Asprey faces threat of receivership Few grants from Thatcher's fund Duchess keeps Budgie profits Jackson and wife 'to live apart' NEC Humber is now Costa del Hull British airways Article Withdrawn Putney Tories abandon 'arrogant' Mellor Subaru Sky TV Trial and errors plague Aston DB7 Bond's new car stirs, shakes and singes French allow powerboat killer to 'mock justice' British Midland Jumpin' Jack Flash hits Internet Halifax The Spectator defends attack on Jewish 'cabal' Cover-up claim as cancer pair sue employer American Airlines Vauxhall Cinders hits back as pantomime goes PC Big bully guys fall hard Time to call its curtains on unlucky Lucan Atticvs Taki Boots Clinton can't yet believe it Nick Newman's Week Picking your pocket The lottery is selling itself as a huge giveaway, but the truth is that it is a form of disguised taxation, writes David Smith, Economics Editor "I want my healthcare specialist on call 24… It's Not a Game Two youths convicted last week of the brutal, mindless murder of a complete stranger were caught up in a dangerous fantasy about the SAS. This is the reality Norwich Union Phoney Peace? Frank Kerr was buried yesterday, mudered during a ceasefire in the province that believed the killings were over. Now, more than ever, peace in Ireland depends on the IRA bringing its bandits into line Barclays Heads to roll under Clinton axe White House gears up for a bitter battle Mad Vlad finds a place in the sun Lunn Poly Gingrich shouts and president has to listen Republican big guns ranged against Oval Office Vodafone UN Security Council to discuss new Bosnia alert P&O The Royal Bank of Scotland Refugees and torturers meet on German streets Mugabe turns heat on white business elite Biblical park will unite Arab and Jew Picture Gallery Family fight over Marilyn pictures End of Angola's misery in sight Teacher's Scotch Whisky Pol Pot linked to killing of Briton Yard to examine bomber's remains SAAB Arafat risks civil war with crackdown on extremists France shocked by young killers Lloyds Bank It's enough to give you the hump Bedouin boys get a… Samsung Electronics Swedes fear papal plot in Brussels Felipe comes out fighting from his nuclear bunker The Sunday Times Music Collection Week 11 Lofty book blows cover of pushy Delors Kohl sweats it out as votes decide his fate Mobil Fleet Berlusconi faces flood backlash Lost generation lay down AK-47s to become township tour guides BT Kiev football club becomes cash dynamo Idols fall as Israel seeks its identity Diamonds haunt Giscard forever Inside Paris Jeep Balladur's porn film revelation Saucy Mitterrand Les hooligans go for British chic Doctor in the balance BCCI cheat gave cash to Tories Minister steps in to save hedges "Simplex" Bookcases and Cabinets Weather and Travel Outlook IRA on brink of internal war Irish coalition in crisis £50m cocaine haul seized News Digest Aircraft deal Ripper film First toll zone Elephant export Press verdict Hunt frauds Secretary, housewife, mother… Ann Rupp was a naive middle-class girl seeking adventure—a job in Whitehall, then with Nato in Europe, a handsome German husband, three lovely children. So how on earth did she end up passing secrets to the soviet bloc? Patricia Clough tells her story Tyne Wear A working princess again …again A bitter seperation, old family feuds and the unrelenting glare of publicity have all taken their toll on Diana. But she is emerging from her ordeals with a new strength and sense of purpose Children's Books for Christmas She may not be an angel but she's holier than thou Profile Mother Teresa Calcutta's saviour of orphans and the dying has come under attack from the politically correct Sleath 1 Down and out in Penguin and hardback I'm on a healthy diet, and I'll stick to it if it kills me Dragons queue up to convert St George Some Asian firms are flocking to invest in Britain but others are rightly wary of our true business credo, writes Norman Macrae Just see what little girls are made of Welcoming the end of the curriculum wars, Kate Saunders sings the praises of single-sex schools Committee on Standrds in Public Life The Sunday Times Taking a good look inside Labour's ideological dustbin An attempt to replace Labour's clause 4 has resulted in that worst kind of political garbage—a sloppy compromise, writes Peter Kelliner Godfrey Smith Folly brought to judgement Quidnunc Damaging rift over arms for Bosnia Blair should listen to the voters from across the pond The Democrats' electoral massacre in America sends a powerful message that the Labour leader cannot afford to ignore, says Andrew Neil United Cutlers of Sheffield The family under threat The government claims to support family values, but its policies are directly to blame for the erosion of traditional social structures, writes Patricis Morgan The Unmarriageable Male Margarette Driscoll talks to a young man who fears he may never earn enough to win a wife Blair's 'tough love' plan to outflank timid Tories on welfare There is a split in the Cabinet over welfare spending and the family, reveals Andrew Grice, and Labour is seeking to exploit in the compromise which will result Hear on Radio 3 The Autonomous Female A young unmarried mother tells Margarette Driscoll that she is better off living without a man Stars Made in their Own Image Journalists are no longer allowed to write the unedited truth about actors and singers, says Janine di Glovanni Seven Seas Confessions of a cured shopaholic The urge to pile up purchases can now be treated with drugs, reports Geordie Greig Mercedes-Benz How the Iceman died Five thousand years ago a healthy neolithic hunter perished. Scientists now know why, reports, Paul Bahn Own Goal But was it Grobbelaar's or The Sun's? Allegations that British football games have been fixed lead to the seedy gambling dens of the Far East. Ian Burrell, Mark Christy and Nick Rufford report Danka Europe blunders towards deadlock a la Clinton Niall Ferguson see the future—and does not like where Germany is leading us Multiple Display Advertising Items Taking prostitution off the streets Sin in Prim City: the local council in Edinburgh, of all places, has begun to license massage pariours where it knows sex is for sale, reports Colette Douglas Home Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items French Property News Multiple Classified Advertising Items 'A Nice Little Earner' Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Algarve Lovell España Multiple Classified Advertising Items Javea Andalucia Los Monteros Outstanding Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harley House Menace of the Khmer Rouge Women's battle not over The Sunday Times Anti-science snobs Octagon Sad legacy of being orphaned Still all in Unison The Sunday Times Value in wrinkles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hassle-Free Christmas! Douglas & Gordon Points Birthdays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bedfordshire near Woburn Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regalian Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wratsbury Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Charles Church Multiple Classified Advertising Items Black Horse Agencies Multiple Display Advertising Items Octagon Arthur Rathbone Kitchens Limited Central London Estate Agents Belgravia & Knightsbridge Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Repossessions Exclusive Homes The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kensington Chelsea & Kensington Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotblack & Co. The Mission Building Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamptons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Alan Selby & Partners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items North of the Thames Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A Rare Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamilton Terrace The country life at a discount People who regard themselves to the manor born but whose wallets are not should consider renting, writes Mary Wilson Bellway Homes Quinton Scott Hampstead Lurot Brand Savills Hampstead Garden Suburb Multiple Classified Advertising Items Builders design way out of slump Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regents Park The Ultimate Warrior As boxing travels further down the road of big purses for small beer, Hugh Mcllvanney finds in Las Vegas a fighter fit to bear the name—James Toney, super-middleweight with heavyweight ambitions Saint George and the toothless dragons Foreman's victory over Moorer may be the triumph of an age, but it was a knock-out blow for real boxing, says Hugh Mcllvanney Racing Sport on TV & Radio For the Record This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Hastings lets the mean mask slip Gavin Hastings will let the monster take control against South Africa on Saturday. Brough Scott reveals the human side of a born leader The Times Schofield sets his sights on showing Australia who's boss David Lawrenson finds Garry Schofield keen for his 46th cap to be the decider at Leeds next Sunday Multiple Display Advertising Items Joubert puts tourists in clear America fail on all fronts Rowell's rave review for princely Andrew The Rugby Scots must call on the ruck of the devil Stephen Jones pinpoints how the hosts can best unravel the ball of confusion against South Africa at Murrayfield on Saturday Canterbury reign supreme EBEL Mansell shows he is in the running for '95 Nigel Roebuck analyses the intrigue which clouded Damon Hill's world-title challenge Codona's on top with the Hatters Everyone's a winner with Walker in control Keith Wheatley on Rodney Walker—a safe bet to decide a Lottery cash grab Slam dunkers to court Joe Public Unwanted over there, unknown over here. Jonathan Rendall on Britain's basketball revolution that may never quite happen Veteran Higgins is on cue to join the fighting golden oldies Snooker Cowboys exposed in protection racket American Football Of heroes and a Bradbury Star News Focus Davies holds initiative Athletics Tennis Squash Hockey Women's sport Ice hockey Lacoste Stephens Green Sports Travel Atherton's men must bare teeth Peter Roebuck says England need to fight and fight again to silence the Australian knockers Witnesses called to the bar after trial Crawley the buoy in sea of tranquillity Agassi the hot dog in Frankfurt Rangy rover ready to drive England Joe Lovejoy consults the form book to run the rule over Steve McManaman, the adaptable Liverpool colt with staying power who is tipped to enter the England stariting stalls for the first time at Wembley on Wednesday Shuaibu flying blind into Super Eagles' nest Ian Chadband on a national coach entering the realm of the unknown Hamilton blighted by Northern exposure Chris Lightbown on the task confronting the Northern Ireland manager in Wednesday's derby at Windsor Park Tail wags the dog to drive Venables barking mad The gambler who won over Anfield Ian Chadband traces the unbreakable bond between a larger-than-life character and the followers who refuse to believe the worst Why Grobbelaar is courting disaster Joe Lovejoy contends that the man at the centre of British football's biggest scandal for a generation has reasons to be fearful Fouroux told to send in the clowns Grimsby FA Cup 1st round 1994/95 Diary: November to March Jaguar First Division Premier League Second Division Third Division The Conference & Minor Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Blake highlights sharp sales pitch Johnson keeps Oldham at bay Polo Enfield put Welsh dragon to the sword Nogan heads the Watford late show Woods adds to Millwall woes False prophets cash in on failure Football's manageral merry-go-round: a gravy train for big-time failures, a hard ride for the rest Martin Searby says the Premier League's latest batch of out-of-work bosses will be able to take the money and run to a new job Developing flair on a shoestring Louise Taylor talks to Mike Wadsworth, a mud-on-boots coach breaking new ground at Carlisle Torquay torture ended Poor relation with a rich contribution Terry Dolan is taking Hull City places with no heavyweight back-up. Martin Searby reports Old hands hole Hull Polo Ndah grabs double glory Carling's hollow half-century Romania rookies are put to sword by ruthless England Zimbabwe sees no evil in its native son Contents Omega Contents Johnson Matthey and Cookson line up mega-merger Walker plans comeback via Russia Satellite deal will beam UK racing to Moscow Exceptional journalism Virgin atlantic Row looms on Boots sale Contents DTI fears the loss of 100,000 motor jobs Contents Markets braced for US rate rise Markets still jittery after Republican landslide Ericsson Venture capitalists eye Coats divisions Lazards heads for India Rivals queue up, to buy Attwoods' UK operations Sedgemoor Correction: Gianni Versace Sunday Times Sugar Dials Direct As Amstrad struggles in Britain, its American rival Compaq is growing relentlessly Alan Sugar, the controversial and outspoken boss of Amstrad, is cutting out the high-street stores in a bid to bolster his aliling company. Here he talks to Jeff Randall, City Editor, about his new venture Innovation and cost-cutting keep Compaq racing ahead The company now sells more PCs in America than IBM or Apple. Report by Garth Alexander Scottish Power Canary Wharf wins over the doubters Once seen as a white elephant, the huge complex in Docklands will be 70% let by the end of the year. John Waples reports A share in the boardroom Dorling Kindersley Holdings Multiple Display Advertising Items Tyzack takes circular route to revival Sharewatch FT-SE 100 index Picture Gallery Major share movements Top 100 companies Compiled by CS First Boston: International data Atlantic oilfields fall short of the North Sea riches BP's oil discovery is a boost for the industry but does not herald a return to the bonanza of the 1970s, report Randeep Ramesh and David Smith Air France Telford TeleWest keeps digging away at market doubts Since 1991 it has run up losses of £120m and needs to spend another £1 billion. But Britain's biggest cable company thinks it can deliver, reports Frank Kane Inter-Continental Hotels British Airways Store barons battle over multi-million pound empire The bitter family feud for control of Dunnes Stores, Ireland's pre-eminent retailer, will moves into court this week, Matthew Lynn reports on the troubles of the dynasty UK heads for black as exports boom Clinton rout puts brakes on inflation Amstrad Business Direct Diesel engines take to the air Aviation Bay Networks Digital Microsoft joins fight to dominate on-line services On Line The software giant run by Bill Gates is preparing to launch a full-scale assault on the burgeoning global market in on-line services for PCs. Report by Christopher Lloyd and David Hewson Light kills toxic waste Pollution Fibre-optic cables coated with a catalyst could render pollutants harmless. Carl Franklin reports Nasa missions renew the search for life on Mars Space Exploration Roving Mars for Signs of Life Trade Indemnity Paymaster Systems Ltd OKI Pay only for what you use from stream of data Information… Government services go on-line Bits & Bytes Read this page on the Internet Notebooks that take dictation Irvine Witness horrors of the Holocaust Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tiny Multiple Display Advertising Items Tenders Invited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items National Westminister Bank Multiple Classified Advertising Items Financial Partners Required Multiple Display Advertising Items Software Opportunity Cabouchon Auditel Multiple Classified Advertising Items SCF Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items SCF Fax Back Aston Corporate Trustees Limited Australia Overseas Company Registration Agents Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Treasury ponders funding boost Small-busines leaders hope that the forthcoming budget will include measures to boost investment in small firms, following the Treasury review of funding needs. David Smith reports Retired publisher decides to turn over a new leaf A new venture in magazine publishing is clocking up impressively high sales in its first year, writes Ardyn Bernoth Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items JetShare Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gem Discounts Kingscourt Co. Stock PLC Time Direct Bulletin Take the money, don't run Foxley Bose Tarzan's adviser seems at a loss Prufrock Attali turns to the Lord in novel way Doctoring the economy City types go hunting elk Society builds up skills The Sunday Times Wal-Mart sets sights on UK Goldman on £70m shopping spree Brokers stall on SE system Budget will raise taxes by stealth Gartmore puts faith in trust that tracks the tiddlers Don't get angry—get even with a freebie Contents Personal Finance Newspaper of the Year Contents Sour Note. . . Musicians such as trombonist Jeremy… Fidelity Investments Contents Rush to clean up policy charges The best for unit trusts Trendy theories on tiddlers and titans Hill Samuel Broker in a flap over 'tent' Questions of cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Rothschild Asset Management Beat this overdraft fee Whole of life plans are a flop for savers Most of the unit-linked policies, sold in huge numbers in the 1980s, have disappointed, reports Julia Dodds The Equitable Life Tailored protection Famous five go to market in wacky venture The Sunday Times Foreign Colonial Ashbourne PLC Ear for a sound investment Help is at hand for investors who want to use their money to back new businesses, writes Nick Gardner Endowment switch was costly Ashbourne PLC Climber's top priorities No amount of money would keep Chris Bonington from the slopes and doing what he loves best, writes Richard Woods Guinness Flight Legal & General Mercury Asset Management Fantasy Fund Manager How it works The Fatsy 250: Pick your Shares from this List What is ShareLink? Top 50 Fantasy Funds Warning Property market looks ripe for the picking As the economy recovers, demand for industrial units, shops and warehouses will grow, pushing up property values. Investors can share in the gains through a unit trust Accounting for instinct My favourite share Terry Smith, the man who exposed corporate creative accounting, recalls a notable failure. By James Bethell Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC Lottery bonanza for Gran National Lottery Having won 10,000 National Lottery tickets, Irence Scott is well placed to win a sizeable payout, writes Nick Gardner Freelances hit by taxman's bungle Unpublished changes to tax assessments could mean an expensive Christmas, writes Garth Pedlar Dial Irish Life Save & Prosper Allied Trust Bank Time to plan for serious growth Broadcaster Valerie Singleton offers sound financial advice to people of all ages Our weekly guide to the basics of managing your money. Part 5: tips for people in their fifties Top up your pension for a more comfortable retirement Sun Alliance Make money stretch further Bank of Scotland Mortgages Direct Home insurers woo over-50s A price war means many older people can halve their house and contents premiums, writes Hugh Thompson How much does your policy really cost? Beginners guide to Charges on financial products Scottish Widows Lloyds Bank Treasury Direct The Equitable Life Henderson touche Remnant The Sunday Times Personal Finance Section Gartmore Society scraps its mortgage indemnity Savings News Flight fund first Chase De Vere Investments PLC Top savings rates UK balanced unit trusts Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Morigage Management Hunting the thimble is big-money game Collecting for investment Elson Associates Save & Prosper Equitable Unit Trust Managers Ltd. 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