News from 19/02/1995
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Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Bill Cash Mp, Robert Hewlson, Barbara Hall, Shena MacKay, John Davison, Jon Swain, Jim Munro, Helen Davidson, Anthony Clare, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Mark Reason, Jessamy Calkin, Jonathan Miller, Martin Lynch, Susan d'Arcy, Max Glaskin, Joanna Duckworth, Nick Rufford, Kin Andreoli, McAlester, Roy Porter, Graham Rose, Nicolette Jones, Oliver Stone, Christa D'souza, Peter Tatchell, Alistair Scott, Alasdair Reld, Helen Hague, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Humphrey Carpenter, Robin Wrigley, Clive Davis, Russell Bray, Mary Wilson, Cormac Gallagher Director, Tony Schofield, Edward Platt, Geordie Greig, Tony Allen-Mills, Mark Hogarth, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Samantha Weinberg, Iain Johnstone, Anthony Sattin, John Major, Anthony Seldon, Bill Borrows, Peter Wilson, Deryk Brown, Mark Ottaway, Roger Anderson, Isabel Wolff, John Potter Managing Director, Liz Deegan, Death Row, David Hewson, Paul Murphy Headmaster, Andrew B Moore, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Hugh Canning, Claire Isted, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Heather Tanner, Veronica Lyons, Louise Taylor, Geoff Whitten, Jeannette Kupfermann, Michael Jones, Hala Jabar, Caroline Lees, Peter Kellner, Kate Holland, George Perry, Cathy Scott-Clark, Robin Marlar, Mark Skipworth, Alison Benjamin, Ian Pugh, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Jonathan Margolis, Judge Denis Orde, Mrs Williamson, Yvette Sitten, Bernard Cafferty, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Jack Mitchell, Paul Donovan, David Powell (Teacher), Philip Craigle, Veronica Masters, Angela Newing, Simon Mills, Jeff Randall, James Bethell, Louise Gray, Paul Driver, James Adams, Boris Schapiro, Nick Brooke, Natasha Walter, David Thomas, Ann McFerran, Ian Chadband, David Leppard, Peter Plant, Jane Shearer, Nicky Logue, Richard Girling, Kirstie Hamilton, Michael Portillo Employment Secretary, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Frank Cogley, Mohamed Al Fayed, Chris Gilchrist, Stephen Amidon, Dave Thomas, Frances Kennedy, Phil Baker, Sue Heal, Louis Stott, Helen Fielding, Christina Lamb, Mlhir Bose, John Karter, Adrian George, Kate Saunders, Diana Wright, Carl Franklin, Priti Paintal, Harry Morgan, Stuart Bell, Andrew Drummond, Stephen Jones, Jonathan Coe, Richard Evans, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Liz Lightfoot Legal Affairs Correspondent, Andrew Neil, Paul Nuki, Melvyn Bragg, Andrew Grice, Irwin Steizer, Nicholas Parsons, Jamie Wood, Cathy Scott-Clark Education Reporter, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Ian Critchley, Marcel Berlins, Ivan Hill, S Ross, Alex Kadis, Ian Burrell, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Ann Batten, Louise Evans, Russell Miller, Steve Bright, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Peter Johnson, Rachel Cooke, Maurice Chittenden, Kevin Pratt, Brian Moore, Craig Lord, Rebecca Fowler, Mark Franchetti, Michael Jones Political Editor, Ray Hutton, Jean Kierans, Julie Burchill, David Hunn, Kate Teckman, Mihir Bose, John Harlow, Jonathan Rendall, Matthew Lynn, Simon Callow, Lesley Thomas, Angela Neustatter, Alistair Scrutton, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Jonathan Ross, A A Gill, Nick Farr-Jones, Andrew Malone, Henry Bonsu, Norman Macrae, Alison Brackenbury, Peter Searight, Lauren St John, Chrissy Iley, Fiona Beckwith, Jonathan Calvert, Gilbert Adair, Andrew Lorenz, Richard Wood, Liam Clarke, Mumina Saburah, Adrian Levy, Naomi Caine, Roger Dobson, Claire Rayner, Mark Hodson, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Jeff Randall City Editor, Vince Wright, Hugh Pearman, Shusha Guppy, Bob Leach, John Burns, Hank Williams, Emma Forrest, Alison J Bailey, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Joanna Simon, Louisa Buck, Peter McCabe, Digby Larner, Major Jim Davies,
ResumoContents Article Withdrawn Major's manifesto pledge to hold Euro referendum Contents Kuoni Magazine Today's Other News Personal Finance Saddam hid missiles and anthrax bombs from UN Cream of the left on KGB target list The Sunday Times Reader's Guide Listings Letters Brian Teasers Leisure Finance Sport Offers The Future Hill House Hammond British Airways Article Withdrawn The voice of the left that Soviets tried to influence Boot RSPCA BBC spends £4m on gays and women £60,000 fails to lure new Tory spin doctor Labour in a 'shambles' admits top party official Peoples Phone 31 hurt as trains collide in London The Monterey from Vauxhall Holiday guide condemns 'tacky and grim' Britain Gay days at top public schools The Sunday Times Halifax Embarrassing lines axed in top Tory's TV drama Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society Big business recruits staff from prisons Ballot over school cutbacks In today's Other Papers Hoare 'left wife for Princess Diana' Dna testing in Hanratty murder case Blair opposed by deputy chief whip Public school threat to expel lazy pupils Embryos face death warrant Wasting Energy Costs the Earth Roberts Wacko, beware the wrath of Islam Atticvs Mother crusades to shut 'legal' brothels Atticvs Rent row threatens top state school Atticvs Picture Gallery Aga Khan's gem nets £20m - plus the jewels Atticvs Melody Radio (available in London and the home… Atticvs Satanic reverses? Atticvs Viglen A great gravy train robbery Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Picture Gallery Microsoft The Week that Unravelled Major John Major has tried to call his cabinet colleagues to heel by turning on them like no other prime minister in living memory. Will he succeed? Andrew Grice and Michael Prescott report Six telltale signs of a government in trouble Try looking to the past to see how the Tories decay at the helm, writes Anthony Seldon France loves fast track to union The French enthuse over the theory and practice of federalism, says Michael Jones Taking on the men Virago, the bastion of female writers, wants to publish men. Is this why its founder Carmen Callil is leaving the company? Rebecca Fowler and Lesley Thomas report Nationwide The anthrax connection Defector tells of Saddam's hidden arsenal Insight Get Ready to Break Free. . . International Fund for Animal Welfare Mandela and Winnie head for final clash Northern Rock Hewlett Packard How Pope death plot was foiled Fiat Yeltsin's sober front falls flat in Russia Italy exports hunted mafia supergrasses Forte Posthouse US takes bump and grind to Moscow Delors's iron daughter targets the presidency The Corsa from Vauxhall Minister falls in Buddhist sex scandal Southeast MFA Ltd. Rejected children's book sells for $4m Oklahoma killer to get death wish Norwich Union Woolwich Building Society American South turns to caning Mercury Communications Crusty Dole jokes his way to the top Buy or you die: ultimate hard sell brings Chinese ad controls Sex-hungry Britons ruin Indian paradise Inside Moscow Yeltsin traps his arch rival Sage Accounting Software How Leonid dialled O for oblivion No jam tomorrow for the ruling class And make it bistro, comrade Grandpa Joe's legacy ignored Major ignored immigration warning PM's Son denies affair with older M&S colleague An Nippon Airways First steps in a model career: a nervous Charlotte… Weather and Travel Outlook Ski Scene Dublin peace process enters 'danger' phase Riot squad withdrawn before stadium violence Jackpot tops £8m for lottery News Digest Nurses threaten action over pay Hearty breakfast Birthday raid Animal rights? Blast in tent Ian Parry award Howard Mellett British Gas and Shell lead new round of job cuts Mystery over Lonrho plot by Libyans Bank warned of bizarre proposals Treasury sets stiffer target for inflation Contents Cheapside HQ goes on sale Rudd to chair Pilkington Contents BAe joins Matra in missiles deal Tyne Wear Trafalgar holds the aces in Northern poker game Agenda SmithKline swallows £500m pill Airtours set for spending spree KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Press barons test Aussie media rules Olympus to close 30 stores as chief departs Property whizkid leaps into Europe Nuclear sell-off In today's Other Papers Wembley rescue Pentos credit crunch Indie loses £25m The Greater Peter Borough Effect Favourite son back in action Finding places Desperate attempts to revive crisis-torn SG Warburg have forced Sir David Scholey, left, to resume control after the exit of Lord Cairns Digital PC Secretary caught in bid battle Flying doc shares jet Bank of Scotland Lottery fingers another winner Prufrock Chip shop chief mis-plaiced Green's charm wins fair lady Pollution solution Gasman saves boss millions Swansea Lees hauls GKN from steel works to growth stock After finally severing as links with steel GKN appears well placed for further expansion, reports Andrew Lorenz GKN profits set to surge Ft-Se 100 index Major share movements Finstat: Top 100 companies Cs First Boston: International data Govett fights $20m fraud claim The fund manager has been rocked by an American lawsuit alleging fraud and negligence, reports Randeep Ramesh Albright overcomes new-issue nerves Sharewatch P&O Photobition ICI Guardian Sunset & Vine Campbell Reckitt & Colman SGI Westminster Bourne End BTR plc A share in the boardroom Green returns with a swing Forte Posthouse The buying and selling of Owen Owen Trade Indemnity Fortunes lost as baseball strikes out America is counting the financial and emotional cost of the absence of its national game as the baseball strike grinds on, writes Garth Alexander in New York Exporters hit the road to India British, firms are rushing to invest in the sub-continent's booming economy. Randeep Ramesh and Caroline Lees report from Delhi Merseyside Development Corporation Nordic Track A minimum wage is no way to help the poor Economic Outlook Ryder Systemcare Economy slows as consumers curb spending American Account OKI Worn-again fashion cult Bulletin The City of Bath Banks aim to bury the hatchet Banks claim they are working to rebuild good relationships with the smaller-enterprise sector, writes Andrew Lorenz Lotus Television heads for the third dimension The race to produce a screen that shows 3D images is hotting up, with several systems under development. Max Glaskin reports Telford View stadium before it is built Bits & Bytes Make the most of Windows Project Management '95 Disabled get new lease of life in the wink of an eye High-tech devices are allowing profoundly disabled people to communicate and act independently, writes Roger Dobson Free guide to buying a computer The Sunday Times Sky-high plans for a giant airship … Zinc batteries refuel buses on the road A new design of battery can be reacharged on the move and gives five times the power of lead-acid cells, writes Carl Franklin Tadpole Technology Bill-ability—that's the beauty for Gas Printing New presses will allow British Gas to invoice customers faster than ever, writes David Hewson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Racehorse Ownership Multiple Display Advertising Items Severe Financial Pressure SCF Cunningham Insolvency Multiple Display Advertising Items Pitman Training Centre Franchising in the 90'S Multiple Display Advertising Items Prontaprint! CBI The Comeback Kid Frank Warren was becoming bigger than boxing. Then he was shot and his backers baled out. Down, but not out, he has fought his way back to the top. By Jonathan Rendall Bruno finds himself another fall guy Jonathan Rendall, at ringside in Shepton Mallett, reports on the latest chapter in Frank Bruno's quest for the world heavy weight title Results Round-Up Sport on TV & Radio This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Rugby League Old story, new ending He's had bad times, been through the emotional mill, but trainer Jim Old still thinks he can land the big one. John Karter reports Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Selling your Business? The Times Thomson finds his rhythm Snooker Badminton Picture Gallery No Title Racing Basketball Why Can't we Produce Any World-Class Bribers? Athletics Showjumping Tennis Els gets serious when it matters Kennedy sinks to new heights Swimming The Times Hard knocks and sweet swings in Soweto Lauren St John reports on the struggles of South Africa's black professional golfers, still looking for a fair deal on the fairways Graf and Pierce shoot it out Hastings turns famine to feast Alasdair Reid at Parc des Princes At least we had a better match than the referee Brian Moore says England's house is in order, but is left shaking his head at the actions of the referee The Try that Slew the Welsh Dragon Jaguar Wales down as Davies goes out Bad eggs and a nasty whiff of corruption Peter Roebuck in Sydney provides a blow-by-blow account of the bribery scandal that has stunned cricket All aboard the orient express as gamblers gather steam Mihir Bose traces the rise of betting on the sub-continent and the match-fixing charges that have besieged Pakistan for a decade A qualified welcome for the Sunday Times plan Cricket Alan Smith, the TCCB chief executive, tells Martin Searby he agrees with the plan for reforming English Cricket—up to a point Guilty parties must be banned for life Robin Marlar argues that justice must be swift and harsh if bribery is proven Mercury Communications Tradition going to the wall David Hunn reports on Rugby fives, one of the world's toughest sports Coutts on a high, French resistance low Keith Wheatley sees Kiwis bearing fruit in the America's Cup Unfit for export As English football draws breath after the Dublin riot and renews its search for ways to tame the thugs, Joe Lovejoy says the Fa must begin by cancelling England's autumn friendly in Norway Ticketless Chelsea fans aim to swamp Bruges Chris Lightbown and Ian Chadband report on the next probable flashpoint for English hooligans abroad FA Cup 5th round Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Minor Leagues Premier League Scotland Europe Pools by Geoff Whitten Southampton deserve their encore Deryk Brown at White Hart Lane Flair is back in fashion at Everton Forward Planning is the Key to City's Future Wolves feast on red-faced Leicester Dismal goings-on at the Vicarage Millwall pay a harsh penalty West Ham flounder in sea of blue Dave Thomas at Highfield Road Prayers are offered for Priestfield Life at the bottom: Financial pressures outweight the fight for status in the depths of the Third Division Ian Chadband sees the supporters of Gillingham battling to rescue the only League club in Kent Breakaway Villa smile for the cameras Sneekes in to keep Bolton at the top McCreery walks tightrope Louise Taylor finds Hartlepool keeping both opponents and the taxman at bay, for now at least Muir the merrier for the Wirral Under a Cloud Grand Slam beckons England Stephen Jones at Cardiff Arms Park Rowell's men keep mistakes to a minimum The Expert View Orange Over the Worst Chelsea fans target Bruges News inside FA Cup 5th round Premier League War of the Words Home & Family Finance Ltd. Goodwood Travel Limited All in a Week Panic in the streets, and a star is born BBC Radio Being poor isn't what it used to be What's my Line on. . . Poverty Tabloid Talk Fast Track Slow Lane Natural born cynic gunning for the media Profile The controversy-seeking American director uses flashy effects to disguise a muddled message Steady Eddie gives the cabinet a survival guide Inside Politics The Sunday Times Calais If you could see things through sheep's eyes Smart cards against the world The latest technology should be used to limit the surge of immigration the European Community is summoning up, writes Norman Macrae So who wants to marry a perk? The church is trying to close the stable door on marriage long after the horse has bolted, writes Kate Saunders Going Places Peer into the abyss and see the Tories falling apart Major cannot yet be written off; but if the Conservative Party loses the next election it will face catastrophe, writes Peter Kellner Godfrey Smith Quidnunc The will to govern Major's men whinge all the way to the funeral Ministerial posturing about unity cannot conceal that this administration is profoundly split and heading for its doom, writes Andrew Neil Charity Card Sacking teachers cannot be a solution Glad but not bitter Bryant Homes No option on schools The Sunday Times Dressed for the desert Majority against single currency Hands off Auntie Points Birthdays Bryant Homes The Gory Game Last week's blood-letting in Dubling was a front for even more sinister activities. Report by John Davison and Adrian Levy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Death knell of the job? No don't write its obiturary yet For white-collar workers who throught they were 'safe', redundancy is a bitter blow, but David Smith finds light at the end of the managerial shake-out Alto Golf & Country Club The Sunday Times Life in the oasis of optimism Mark Franchetti reports on a brave venture that rescues young talent from the dole queue Multiple Classified Advertising Items Watermark Resorts Savills Berkeley Homes The work revolution will enrich us all Channel tunnel link will put Kent on the fast track Mary Wilson sees a rosy future in the garden of England once its rail problems are resolved Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ward Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Beaufort Homes Repossessions India pulls in foreign buyers Surplus Funds Available Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Royal Insurance Savills International Olympia Savills John D Wood & Co. 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This is his diary Bales Tours Ltd. USA Travel Guide Stena Sealink Line Brilliant Race to the Slopes How to get to Gourchevel? The Channel runnel has increased the choice of routes since our race last year. Alistair Scott investigates S. K. I. Airtours Tapestry Taylor Made Films Stena Sealink China Travel Service … Ltd Pleasureseekers Ltd Photosales Multiple Display Advertising Items Kerry Stena Sealink Holidays Ryan Holidays Stena Sealink Holidays Emerald Star Ireland Flight Bookers Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items Euro Sites Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tropical Places Ltd Airline Network Multiple Display Advertising Items Simply Turkey Multiple Display Advertising Items Solo's Holiday's Ltd. 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Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items £100,000 Cash to Be Won Lenders call for mortgage rethink Bankrupted boss to sue Inland Revenue Taxman hangs on to nice little earner Small is beautiful for new Asia trust Cautious with Cash. . . An impetuous house purchase… Fidelity Investments Play our Fantasy Fund game A capital idea for mortgages Schroders Drain blocked by red tape Questions of cash Every week our own consumer chambion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking readress on their behalf Magnet picks up kitchen bill Handerson touch Remant N&P launches member bonus plan The Equitable Life Baltics warm to investment The Baltic states are attracting interest from investors keen to benefit from the economic thaw on Europe's northeast front, writes Helen Davidson Making money can be a breeze Warming to the cost of greener heating Converting houses to solar power saves money in the long term and helps to limit pollution, writes Nick Gardner Albright & Wilson Timely action to cut down your tax bill The Pep Shop Ltd Policy Portfolio PLC Deal your way to a £100,000 prize Ever wondered how you would fare playing the stock market? Then Fantasy Fund Manager is the game for you The Fatsy 250: Pick your Shares from this List Competition Rules Select 10 shares and register them today About J Rothschild Save & Prosper Legal & General Self-raising bakery cooks up a bargain My favourite share There are some tasty investments among smaller companies. Peter Searight has a hot tip straight from the oven Stock market for small firms Dial Irish Life Women drivers' premiums rise 30% Why banks get up Parsons' nose Experience has forced the entertainer Nicholas Parsons to learn about finance—but he still dislikes most banks Money Talk Expat pension boost The Equitable Life Independent Financial Adviser Multiple Display Advertising Items Foreign Colonial Investment Management PEP Master Midland The Listening Bank DIY takes an axe to the nation's heritage Tinkering with period features can cut the value of your house and land you in court, writes Naomi Caine Is your caravan a covered wagon? Help in buying an old home Equitable Unit Trust Managers Ltd Mercury fights to regain form Britain's biggest fund manager is not delivering what investors have come to expect, writes Paul Ham Tracker fund forms basis of bargain Pep The Sunday Times PEP Master Perpetual Clerical Medical Unittrusts NatWest unveils television banking Alliance Leicester Complaints against insurance companies hit record levels Investors on the offensive over BES cash Extreme measures are being taken to free cash from some schemes, writes Rupert Steiner Finsbury Asset Management Antiques experts tip best buys for 1995 Collecting for investment Gartmore PEP Master PEP talk in plain English Pros and cons of a 100% mortgage Home in on cheaper cover Savings News Save & Prosper Chase De Vere Investments PLC Top savings rates UK smaller companies unit trusts Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Eurotunnel shares will be a bumpy ride With passenger services running, is there at last light at the end of the tunnel for investors of is it a train corning? Rupert Stainer and Digby Larner report Tax-efficient route to save for a comfortable retirement Beginner's guide to. . . 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AJS Dataserv Charity Appointments LJA Recruitment Management Heart of England Multiple Display Advertising Items Lothian and Borders Police Bull Thompson Inter Search Radcliffe Gower United Kingdom Central Council N B Selection Ltd Surrey County Council Saxton Bampfylde International plc Royal College of Nursing Kingston & Richmond NHS Executive Bacup Middlesex University Easington District Council The Nuffield Foundation North London TEC Multiple Display Advertising Items The St. Helier NHS Trust London Montessori Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Devonshire House University of Nottingham University of Cambridge The School of Chiropody & Podiatric Medicine University of Southampton Multiple Display Advertising Items Justin Craig Education Davies Laing & Dick Multiple Display Advertising Items Davies's College Multiple Display Advertising Items Cambridge Seminars St. Andrew's Cambridge Asbourne Surrey College Multiple Display Advertising Items Abbey Tutorial College Multiple Display Advertising Items The Crazy Gang Eccentrics by David Weeks and Jamie James Weidenfeld £17.99 pp198 Contents Selling in thousands Hard stuff Pile'em High Head case Almost right Healed Rif Critical List Writers casually confessing to preversions and petty pilfering. . . whatever next, wonders Harvey Porlock Wilde at heart Was the 1890's really a decandent decade? Waldmear Januszczak recalls England's attempt at bohemianism Eyewitness Travel Guides The labour lore Man Does, Woman Is An Anthology Of Work And Gender edited by Marion Shaw Faber £15.99 pp256 The heat of the moment Ruling passions sex, Race And Empire by Anton Gill BBC Publications £15.99 pp192 Overnight States of bewilderment From Sea To Shining Sea: A Present-Day Joumey Into America's Past by Gavin Young Hutchinson £20 pp298 Writing in capitals A New Grand Tour How Europe's Great Cities Made Our World by Godfrey Hodgson viking £16 pp336 Diary Way down South She looks like a drag queen's Christmas tree, but Dolly Parton is more than big hair and bosoms, says Helen Fielding Picture Gallery 175 Years Ago this Week John Keats to Fanny Brawne, February 24,1820 On the Shelf Isabel Wolff admires the go-getting, gold-digging Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair Blood, sweat and tears Hot Irons: Dianies, Essays, Journalism by Howard Brenton Nick Hem Books £15.99 pp272 The Times Literary Supplement The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 362 Crossword Enthusiasts Mystic or mistake? Rabindranath Tagore: The Myriad-Minded Man by Krishna Dutta and Andrew Robinson Bloomsbury £25 pp493 Writing Magazine The lone terrorist Just When We Are Safest by Reg Gadney Faber £14.99 pp280 The Sunday Times The urbane jungle Tales Of Yesteryear by Louis Auchincloss Constable £14.99 pp230 Burning ambition Borneo Fire by William Rivière Sceptre £15.99 pp294 Last tango in Dublin Anthena by John Banville Secker £15.99 pp233 Shortlist Abacus Paperbacks Hardbacks Paperbacks The Sunday Times Crossword range Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times The Folio Society The Funday Times Strip-Teasers The Funday Times No Ridding! Planet of the Ducks Creature Feature The Funday Times Club Parent Trouble Power Games Beryl the Peril Cantona-Your View Tut! Tut! Funday Times False Owl-Arm Try-Mendous! Moviewatch Rush Hour! Shoe Shiners! 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Now the Geldofs have announced a trial separation. Jeannette Kupfermann examines the instability of open marriages The Regent London She's gotta have it all Seven out of 10 black women are single. The reason? Apparently, reports Lesley Thomas, left, the men just aren't up to scratch. But Henry Bonsu, below, jumps to the defence of his gender and his race Nobody's perfect Picture Gallery Sleeping with the enemy If your lover works for a rival firm, where do your loyalties lie? Jonathan Margolis on a growing dual-career crisis Unicorn Holidays Cartier We all love a toy boy Claire Rayner on why John Major gave his grown-up lover a stuffed dog Vogue Not much left to lose With a dented car and thin purse Samantha Weinberg takes her chances in Las Vegas Almay Girls know how to have fun Women are swilling lager and wolf-whistling with the best of them. 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