News from 19/03/1995
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Taki, Julian Steventon, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Mary Anne Fitzgerald, Terry Pratchett, Barbara Hall, Michael Hutchence, Edward Owen, Ardyn Bemoth, John Davison, Jim Munro, Helen Davidson, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Ottoline Morrell, Jonathan Miller, Pete Davies, Norman MacRae, Christopher Somerville, Max Glaskin, Frank Ailaun MP, Graham Rose, Sheridan Morley, Ned Balfe, Tam Dean Burn, Christa D'souza, Nick Kent, Peter Tatchell, Kirstle Hamilton, Amitai Etzioni, Alistair Scott, Sally Payne, David Smith, Phillip Craigle, Humphrey Carpenter, Sean Ryan Environment Correspondent, Charles Hymas, D H Lawrence, Mary Wilson, Richard Eaton, Edward Platt, Geordie Greig, David Leppard Home Affairs Correspondent, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Peter Hamilton, Lousie Taylor, Christopher Lawrence Managing Director, Jack Chessum, Irwin Stelzer, Bill Borrows, Peter Wilson, Mark Ottaway, Deryk Brown, Roger Anderson, David Dougill, John Whelton, Robert Hewison, Stephen Taylor, Julie Alexander, Shell, John Gribbin, Dan Caims, Richard Franklin, James Palumbo, Gareth Daniels, Rando Reisfeld, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Graham Clayton, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Joan Ruddock MP, Elizabeth Ray Chairman, Geoff Whitten, Simon Hinde, Geoffrey T Smerdon, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Yvette Sitten, Robert St John Chairman, Bernard Cafferty, V Graves-Comba, Swindon, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Michael O'Regan, Paul Donovan, Jack Powell, Tom Hastle, Bruce Kent, Frank Blackaby, Lewis Wolpert, Jeff Randall, Sue Lawrence, Paul Nicholas, Paul Driver, James Adams, David Shaw-Parker, Nicholas Hellen, Liz Lightfoot, Ian Chadband, David Leppard, Tim Rayment, Jonathan Altken, Martin Jones, Wiltshire, Kirstie Hamilton, Louis B Mayor, Frances Kennedy Milan, Rufus Olins, Mohamed Al Fayed, Chris Gilchrist, Stephen Amidon, Stanton Fitzwarren, Janet Jackson, Dave Thomas, Mick Brownfield, Phil Baker, Michael Ross, Simon Heffer, Steve Martin, Jonathan Annells, Christina Lamb, Clive Fisher, Lois Rogers, Anna Pasternak, Charlton Adam, Kate Saunders, Harold Reiter, Cosmo Landesman, Diana Wright, Los Angeles, Helen Hawkins, Stephen Jones, Graham Sheffield Director of Music, Richard Evans, Patricia Clough, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Heather Kirby, Andrew Neil, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Ian Coxon, Julie Cohen, Martin Searby, Claire Oldfield, Ian Critchley, J. Rothschild, Harper Collins, Will Carling, Alen Ruddock, Daphne Barak, Colin McDowell, Philip Biffs, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Syrie Johnson, Christopher Goodwin, Richard Woods, Roland White, Tim Green, Antony Worrall Thompson, Peter Johnson, Rachel Cooke, Jonathan Ross's, Maurice Chittenden, Sidney Cleal, Kevin Pratt, Lesley Thomas Religious Affairs Correspondent, Mike Catt, Rebecca Fowler, Brian Moore, Michael Jones Political Editor, Ray Hutton, Nicola McAllister, David Hunn, D J Taylor, Niall Ferguson, Margaret Walters, Brendan Fanning, Jonathan Rendall, Simon Callow, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Jannie Di Giovanni, Sean Palmer, Lord Rix, John Waples, A A Gill, Nick Farr-Jones, John Jeffrey, Andrew Malone, Rajeev Syal, Rosemary, Heinrich Zweigelt, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Peter, Jeremy Langmead, Ian Jackson, Joanna Pam, Andrew Lorenz, Carole Wilshaw, Naomi Caine, Adrian Levy, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Adrian Leggett, Ron Irons, Caroline Turriff, Helena Christensen, Dr Brian Bates, John Cornwell, Rob Andrew, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Baywatch Macoska, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, Nick Price, Muster Sauvignon Blanc, Rufus Ollns, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Molli Burrell, David Smith Economics Editor, Neil MacLean, Anthony Howard, Carey Scott, Joanna Simon, Sophie Grigson, Dan Pearson, Boris Schapiro, Fawlty Towers,
ResumoContents Spy cameras to monitor surgeons' mistakes in operations Clinton role in disarming IRA sparks outrage Mark Thatcher faces ruin as tax investigators probe missing £6m Contents Virgin Tories plan to help first-time buyers to boost house prices Dominant England humble old enemy Contents The Sunday Times Hill House Hammond The Great Tie and Scare Auction The conning of America Adams keeps his bullets, and the cash is rolling in Bassange MBA scholarship for women Molyneaux faces the axe Sinn Fein leader's benefits targeted Treasure hunter grabs £25m in sunken silver The Sunday Times Hewlett Packard America turns Lumley comedy absolutely PC Taxman foiled as Kray takes cash secret to grave Barclays Police to abandon football match duty First lesbian priest decides to out herself Diamond Euro Class 75% of schools skimp on sport HSBC Mental illness among children jumps 50% Charles puts his trust in the townships Women's equal pay win to cost millions Subaru Rich living: diary of an MPs' junket Virgin Article Withdrawn Ericsson Surface tensions: A hooded synthetic jump suit,… The Monterey from Vauxhall Owners demand return of art stolen by Nazis Portillo school voucher plan divides cabinet Silver screen gives Bill a silver spoon Article Withdrawn A poke in freedom's eye Atticvs Norwich Union I read in The Times that the Duchess of Beaufort Atticvs O J's lawyers play the race-hate card Atticvs Picking on Fergie Shame on Tony Banks Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Atticvs Getting better all the time American Airlines The baby who might never have been The Call of the Wilderness Some Tories want to lose the next election to give the party a chance to redefine itself. Andrew Grice and Michael Prescott analyse their dangerous strategy The Peel Precedent Viglen PC World …E's out Did terrorists kill with deadly nerve gas test? Meltdown for Berlin earth summit Spain celebrates a royal wedding with flags, fanfare and fiestas Midland Positive about Disabled People Chinese ruffle French with cheap truffle Cerumol Ear Drops Abbey National Chirac the eternal loser has France in his grasp Boers greet Queen with £100bn bill Black Sea pharoah builds a pyramid of power Stena Sealink Two face murder charges Phoneday CNT Russia forgets VE-Day heroes Cellphone direct The Royal Bank of Scotland US blacks fear race test case Nationwide Qantas The Australian Airline Skoda Clean regime robs Milan of its verve and sparkle Gloves are off in Simpson trial as strain shows in America's 'dream defence team' Hormone mafia wages bloody war on Belgian vets The Sunday Times Music Collection Week 27 Time to stand still for Bill Inside Washington Air Miles Travel the world A Valentine to keep Going down: Gingrich and the Republicans O J fever helps a friend Tory right tells Clanger Clarke to go Tide of pollution puts estuary wildlife at risk Labour pledge to ballot parents on handing back opt-out schools Bombardier Weather and Travel Outlook Row as Tory party benefactor avoids £500,000 tax demand Raids spark fear of crack epidemic News Digest Pub stabbing Protest bonanza Storm victim Blow for Mellor 'Flying' pitch Rabbit season Overseas Prices Contents Glaxo plans to cut out 10,000 jobs Merged giant aims to save £500m Ryman sale closes Pentos book BBC to drop Coopers & Lybrand British Midland Sterling slide threatens to trigger rate rise Contents Dixons pulls plug on £40m Saatchi account Newmarch:'regulators fail public' No rush to buy damaged goods from Northern Agenda Take Courage Meridiana Spanish flyer Credit Lyonnais rescue sparks political furore Thomas the Tank Engine heads for Storm Threat to Stanhope bid Birmingham The Sunday Times Bail-out cost for Wembley equals its worth Out in the cold Losing your job always hurts, but boardroom stars have the additional pain of knowing that they may never shine so brightly again. Rufus Olins and Matthew Lynn report Digital PC Gambling safer than Lloyd's The glamour magazine Vanity Fair currently has an… Terreus Sponsor rides high in saddle Prufrock Fall of Darkness signals end to elk mating MP calls for Leeson Lotus man drives for a fast buck French elite blamed for bank fiasco Political cronyism led to a strategy that caused huge loses at Credit Lyonnais FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data Tomkins raises the stakes in baking Sharewatch Lotus A share in the boardroom For 50 Years We've Understood One of the Most… Costain awalts most fitting sultor The construction group may have to be broken up if it cannot secure a merger writes John Waples Berkeley trio aims to copy success Ogwr Borough Council Swallow Hotels Northern wins its battle but power war goes on The Takeover Panel has refused to allow Trafalgar House to go ahead with its bid for Northern Electric. But the utility remains in the firing line Smurfit races back as paper prices surge After four years of heavy going, things are improving fast for the world's premier paper and packaging company. Its chief, Michael Smurfit, talks to Jeff Randall BT Talking Markets Higher rates or not, UK faces a slowdown Economic Outlook Aer Lingus Sage Battle for the dollar fires up moral debate American Account Bulletin The Welsh Advantage Casual dining starts bunfight in china shops Small firms are finding their market under attack from the giants. Reports by Claire Oldfield Lincolnshire Taylor Hade Films Mini tram runs on right track Public Transport A small tram with a new type of propulsion system could soon be in use in British cities. It does not need overhead cables or electrified rails but would be recharged at each stop Internet targets homes E-Mail Forward Trust Business Finance CompuServe Video can be faxed for cost of phone call Data Links Robots plough into farming Agricultural Machinery A second agricultural revolution is about to start as robots learn to till fields, milk cows and pack produce. Max Glaskin reports Cathay Pacific PC makers launch discount war Bits & Bytes Hotels make room for high-tech travel Computing The Greater Peterborough Effect Information technology unleashes new power Exhibitions Steve Boxer reports on the products that were unveiled at Hanover's CeBit show The lost champion Sport When cultures clash truth is the casualty Whetton deemed 'incompetent' The dope-tester who brought Ngugi to book had been sacked by the Sports Council 15 months earlier This Week's Fixtures Racing Sport on Tv Results Round-Up Rugby Union Rugby League Match the Masters to Win £25,000 Plus nine luxury US golf holidays and sets of Wilson clubs to be won This week's winner goes to Hawaii American Airlines Avis Terms and Conditions Strokesaver How to Enter Win a set of clubs at every hole Sandy Lyle at Augusta Tomorrow in the Times Nick Price at Turnberry Next Sunday The Card Irish win basement battle Pure Genius Beaten Gilbert put out to grass Tennis Pipe stable refute Dunwoody rift Alpine skiing Basketball Losers are left with their song still unsung It was not the luck of the Irish but the lack of flair from Wales says Gareth Daniels Hockey Rugby union Equestrianism Showing up the showman Richard Evans finds Agassi losing the tennis Pr war among the hotel lobbyists 'Andrew was phenomenal' Richard Pembroke on the reactions to England's triumph Cellnet Eight Contenders: A World Cup Form Guide Lim beats off a brave fightback to take the title Badminton Taking a tumble towards oblivion Davis Hunn looks at the unknown branch of gymnastics Michigan Roberts keeps clear focus on his goal Golf Not quite a matter of life and death Lauren St John on Peter Jacobsen, a man revived by tragedy and a flair for comedy Often irritating, always irresistible Alderbrook was stunning; so was Cheltenham's rush to embrace Mammon Every breath he takes, every move he makes As the Flat season beckons, all eyes are on Celtic Swing. John Karter meets the man behind the horse Virgin Parisians put on a lesson in joie de vivre Joe Lovejoy says the manner of Paris St-Germain's eclipse of Cruyff's Barcelona is an object lesson for the English game La grande force is with Arsenal Jonathan Rendall finds football-mad Auxerre beaten, but not won over, by Arsenal's brave yet raw-boned display Chelsea come up with goods on the counter Chris Lightbown on the night Bruges discovered why English clubs are most dangerous with backs against the wall Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Minor Leagues Scotland Wales and Ireland Pools Shearer's triumph lifts Blackburn Wimbledon douse early Palace fire West Ham in full flow How Cole and Hughes are Adapting to Life after Cantona Rosler sinks Wednesday Roving Roy steals limelight FA's drug tests out of control Dr Brian Bates says football's cannabis and alcohol tests may infringe the players' civil liberties Luton keep promotion hopes alive Belles tuned up for a ding-dong Pete Davies says today's Women's FA Cup semi-finals can refresh the parts the men have forgotten how to reach Robson given a lesson in management technique The Football Column Exiled Amokachi returns with interest Spurs saved by Klinsmann Wallace curtails Coventry charge Contents England Slam but not grand Andrew lands the booty Blackburn extend lead Premier League Orange Carling's men must stick to winning formula Picture Gallery Contents Superlative Travel Rift Valley How the Getty millions stoked up a bitter feud in the African desert over man's origins Henley Management College All in a Week Eccentric of the week Fairest Isle Do you believe in yesterday? 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The Beatles Tabloid Talk Jo Brand Fast Cindy Crawford Ken Clarke Slow Lane Nigel Mansell Men The Week is compiled by Rachel Cooke Gay zealot who became the enemy within Profile Blood will spill if the Tories take on the angels of Middle England Inside Politics Press Complains Commission VIA Calais Raising a stink on behalf of my Canadian kin Vote Chirac to kill the single currency We can afford to laugh at the electioneering hoopla across the Channel—the result could be good for Britain, writes Norman Macrae Artfully dodging the long arm of the law Reducing the age of criminal responsibility without safeguards is no way to tackle child crime, says Kate Saunders Actionaid Labour becomes less extreme—but a great deal more radical The new clause 4 has replaced an ineffective token gesture with a real commitment to drastic action, writes Peter Kellner Tony Blair goes to market, cried the headlines last week Quidnunc Feeling the pinch Blair keeps his powder dry as the Tories implode As even John Major's trustliest lieutenants slip up, the Labour leader can set his sights on No 10, writes Andrew Neil India Tourist Office Cnd was no stooge of the super powers Al Fayed bites back Multiple Classified Advertising Items Privilege Insurance Lockyear Audi Listers Audi Banish: Rachel Cooke's judgement on Constable… The Sunday Times In defence of Solti Chancellor fails feel-good test No bordello for high-flyers Points Birthdays 'I am the way and I am the truth' False prophet of left's new dawn The 'bible for new Labour' is all old hat, Jonathan Altken argues Welcome back, Basil, the mad genius of comedy As the BBC announces a new policy on repeats, Walter Ellis celebrates the return of Fawlty Towers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Now your Approved Used Bmw Can Fly You Home MLG of Chiswick Rydale Central Hexagon of Highgate BMWs We Don't Buy Run of the Milcars Cheyne Sytner Altwood Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heathrow Cheyne Park Lane Specialist Cars Bramshaw William Loughran Sytner direct Holland Park Bramley Never Run of the Milcars Burton & Deakin Altwood A selection of our stock of 150 used cars Altwood Multiple Display Advertising Items L&C Tunbridge Wells Multiple Classified Advertising Items TVR Nigel Mansell Lancaster Ferrari Maranello Sales Ltd. 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Laugh all the way to the building society, says Paul Ham Pick of the Building Society Accounts The Equitable Life Savers win on all accounts Even £10 in an instant-access account will produce a net real return, writes Paul Ham Guinness Flight Hill Samuel Brokers fear investors will roll up debts Moves to speed settlement of share deals may tempt people to borrow too heavily against holdings, reports Nick Gardner Planned Savings Seymour Sinclair Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC The Equitable Life Pyramid selling faces ban The government is to clamp down on schemes that hold out 'get rich quick' cash rewards, writes Simon Hinde London Life Legal & General Virgin direct Photosales Select 10 shares to win £100,00 Fantasy Fund Manager About J Rothschild After the crash, look forward to manana My favourite share No emerging market has taken a bigger hammering than Mexico. Kleinwort Benson's Ken King banks on recovery Golfer sues bank for lost business Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd The Equitable Life Competition queen Rita will fill you in Irish Life Wear and tear rules fall into disrepair Problems abound if landlord and tenant disagree about damage, writes Nick Gardner J. Rothschild Assurance Marketing Group Foreign Colonial Investment Management Fidelity Brokerage Subscriptions Service Scottish Widows Insurance raises mortgage costs Proposed changes in state mortgage aid could hit anyone who loses a job. Insurance is vital, says Naomi Caine Ex-wives win pension right The Equitable Life Future is here for equity plans Times are tough for personal equity plan providers and many have cut charges to compete. 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Chris Gilchrist investigates Few offer a guarantee of gains to the investor Save & Prosper Helping hands through the maze With such a huge choice of Peps, professional advice can make all the difference in finding the best fund, writes Diana Wright Henderson touche Remnant Schroders Clerical Medical Unit Trusts The International Investment Managers Personal Finance M&G Group Ways to put all your eggs in one basket Single-company Peps extend your annual allowance to £9,000, writes Kevin Pratt Bonds signal route to greater stability Scottish Investment Trust Computer spots best shares Pep Guide A rigid system for picking shares has performed better than most conventional funds, writes Kevin Pratt Perpetual Where to get expert advice Henderson touche Remnant Income Pep Designer labels add value to furniture Collecting for investment Woolwich Building Society Top savings rates UK equity general unit trusts Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Abbey fixes up first-time buyers Saving News Chase De Vere Investments PLC Personal Finance Prontaprint! 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Orson Welles: The Road To Xanadu by Simon Callow Cape £20 pp640 Contents Burying the hatchet? We welcome letters on all subjects raised in the Books section Please keep them short and send them to Sunday Times Books, I Pennington Street, London E1 9xw Pile'em High Bunkle books That Bunkle had, I think, an older brother and… Hall marked Hold the Mayo Critical List How far can you go? asks Harvey Porlock. If you are Hanif Kureishi, apparently not far enough Leading questions Moral Desperado: A Life Of Thomas Carlyle by Simon Heffer Weidenfeld £20 pp420 Picador Aristocrats Enemy of promise Cyril Connolly a Nostalgic Life by Clive Fisher Macmillan £20 pp466 Writing Magazine The Sunday Times Stephen Fry the Hippopotamus Diary Mind and Matter Will science ever be understood by non-scientists? Lewis Wolpert wonders if a new study can supply the answer Putting the cat amon Schrodinger's Kittens And The Search For Reality by John Gribbin Weidenfeld £18.99 pp266 On the Shelf Philip MacCann celebrates the militant decadence of Joris-Karl Huysmans 80 Years Ago this Week D H Lawrence in a letter to Ottoline Morrell, March 19,1915 The Times Literary Supplement Following party lines Enemy Within: The Rise And Fall Of The British Communist Party by Francis Beckett Murray £19.99 pp246 The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 366 Harsh words Heart Songs by E Annie Proulx Fourth Estate £13.99 pp182 Shortlist The Hippopotamus Talking Books Hardbacks Paperbacks Hardback manuals Paperback manuals The Open University The Books Section The Good Book Guide Multiple Display Advertising Items The Funday Times The Seven Crystal Balls Strip-Teasers How would you like to attend the 1995 Wh Smith Mind The Funday Times Club Beryl the Peril Funday Times News Rascals Run Riot Reef Encounter Discover the incredible underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef Deputy Pink Mr Clean Bex and Tex Lord Snooty A comic classic from The Beano Fish Tales The Numskulls The Numskulls Appear Every Week in the Beano The Bartons The Intelligent Cod The Intelligent Cod's Question Bogart Scrurity Join the Funday Times Club Contents Contents Bye bye to pies BT sockets to the customer Telling tails Taking issue Every week 1bn viewers tune in to Baywatch Treasure chests Savoy Appearances were deceptive For all their wealth, self-obsession and grooming, they missed out on true allure. Colin McDowell on the lessons the style dinosaurs never learned Kenwood Always ready to have For every successful charity party there is a charity party-giver, one of a breed of girls tirelessly prepared to organise a good time. Christa D'souza meets the new generation of born hostesses The Chelsea Hotel A Case of Fine Claret To New Yorkers, even the notion of a comparison… With Los Angeles no longer paradise for many Hollywood stars, New York is the new Tinseltown, says Christopher Goodwin Dollond & Aitchison Reading behind the lines If you learn the secret code, newspaper obituary columns are a source of satire and entertainment, says Janine Di Giovanni Glossary Building up confidantes Of all the older, well-connected women to whom Diana turns for advice, none is more influential than Lucia Flecha de Lima. Daphne Barak talked exclusively to her in Washington Radisson Edwardian Cartier Enjoy a Taste of Jersey Letters Good, better, Barbara Restaurant Watch Winner's Dinners The Sunday Times Bianca Jagger Brief Lives The Sunday Times Crossword Yuri Grigorovich vs Vladimir KoKonin Feuds Corner The Joe Brown Show The Sunday Times Cutting to fit Our designers have always had imagination by the yard. Add a new professionalism and wearability, and of course the buyers are flocking London 1995 Amy Spindler Fluential Americans tell Paula Reed why they had to be here for London Fashion Week Fashion editor, New York Times Ellin Salltzman Buyer for Bendels, New York Contents Ecstasy and the agony The teenage drug victim Dazed and confused Health Dementia, a disease often associated with old age, is increasing in the younger population. And there is still no cure, says Heather Kirby Bath time Collectibles A Long hot soak in a deep tub is not a recently discovered luxury. Hugh Pearman dips into the rich history of the bath Hip Baths Antique Buyer's Guide Reach for the stars Interiors A spaceship-like shell guarantees privacy for a rich, famous man. Hugh Pearman reports A to Z of Architecture 30 Minute Menu Back from the cold Wine Best pickled Sue Lawrence admires the versatility of capers, discovered by the ancient Greeks Bottles of the Week Learning Japanese Table Talk Testing Time Yorkshire pudding 10 golf centres slice green fees 3 nights in London for price of 2 Simple tips for a lower score The Sunday Times The Card Mind the dog Problem Pet Dogs or cats can get as self-destructive as people do, says Yvette Sitten Flights, Holidays & Travel up to 74% off Erotic Prints Shopping on Sunday This Section Call Charlotte Hunt or Anna… Mops Rejuv Products Ltd Flatten Your Stomach! Vinegar can be used for what? Cunmock Gates Compton Buildings Ltd. A Gift for Gardeners Snowdrops in the Green New and Amazing Clean Future International Ltd. Folding Card Tables Westwood Victoriana Nursery Gardens The 'Grampian' Parker Ltd Rorfolk Farm Composts Ltd British Antique Replicas The Sunday Times Lawnflite Countax Spring loaded Gardening You can never have too many bulbs to brighten the garden at this time for year says Dan Pearson Woodland Kitchens Ltd Homes & Gardens Antiques Fair Alton flowers Gardening The funfair is not the only amusement at Alton Towers, says Graham Rose Picture Gallery What the Stars Say about Them Relationship of the Week Chrissy Iley Multiple Display Advertising Items Fruitful Occasions Interflora Castle Combe Skid Pan The Sanctuary Piano Buyers Sirius Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Ultimate Ball Sara Eden Camelot The Thinking Person's Introduction Agency Virginia Charles Susan James Clairvoyant Personal Touch The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Right Choice for Successful People Haydyn Wellesley Singles Dateline Perfect Partners The Sunday Times Optimum Duet Apple Macintosh Performa Contents Contents Master of the roar deal How can TV show such a total lack of class? Even the MGM lion is a bore' The players Films adapted from video games generally fail to make money, but there could be profits in Doom. By Tim Green Spinner of tales Profile Critics may choke, but Terry Pratchett, creator of Discworld, is a seriously popular writer, says Mark Edwards No liberties with the little The opportunity for a new take on Louisa May Alcott's much filmed classic has been fudged, says Stephen Amidon. It looks pretty, it's faithful to the book, but these girls are simply too closing for modern tastes Women 'Tackling the role of Jo must have been no piece of cake for Winona Ryder, particularly after Hepburn's majestically feisty performance 60 years ago' Religious persuasion Priest is funny and timely but over-sincere. By Helen Hawkins Top Ten Films of All Time Floating islands all at sea Ocean liners used to be the flagships of contemporary design. Today they resemble international hotels, and even shore leave is optional, says Hugh Pearman Quiz Show Forum Odeon Can they really be serious? Why is everybody from the prime minister down expected to be game for a laugh? Cosmo Landesman argues for a more sober side to life The Madness of King George "Breathtakingly Brilliant" Living on the frontline Six reggae stars have died in a year, victims of their own violent culture. By Caroline Turriff Judd Hirsch Wrestling with a problem Waiting For Godot at the Edinburgh Lyceum misses Bechkett's character, says John Peter The Royal Opera A sense of Wright BRB's latest programme underlines the talent of its retiring director. By David Dougill Winona Ryder Little Women A life caught in hard focus Vietnam still draws war photographer Tim Page, left. 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