News from 11/06/1995
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Taki, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Victoria McKee, Tiffany Daneff, Christopher Middleton, Zoe Heller, Barbara Hall, John Davison, Jon Swain, Helen Davidson, Steve McNie, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Mark Reason, John Harlow Transport Correspondent, Jonathan Miller, Anthony Rhodes, Norman MacRae, Alan Davidson, Julia Wales, Christopher Somerville, Susan d'Arcy, Max Glaskin, Nick Rufford, Jason Burke, John Edwards, Sheridan Morley, Graham Rose, Claus Bulow, Kirstle Hamilton, Lord Blake, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Andrew Sullivan, Michael Thrasher, Clive Davis, Mary Wilson, Ian Barrell, Denise Winn, Mark Channon, Mare Belshon, Edward Platt, David Leppard Home Affairs Correspondent, Geordie Greig, David Spencer Senior Lecturer, Martin James, John Hoadley, Thomas Goltz, Robert Sandall, Robert Winnett, David Bolton, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Mark Ottaway, Stephen Hayward, David Dougill, Nick Stewart, Rebecca Fowler Arts Correspondent, John Evans, David Bentley, David Hewson, Nick Ashley, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Alasdair Reid, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Peter Wiltshire, Peter Conradi, Jennifer Miller, Donald Foreman The Constitational, James Strachan, Hala Halim, Simon Hinde, Jeannette Kupfermann, Peter Millar, Giorgio Armani, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Robin Marlar, John Nichol, Nick Gardner, Margaret Thatcher, Shelley von Strunckel, Jonathan Margolis, Christine Toomey, Bernard Cafferty, Mary Russell, Richard Johnson, Bill Kenwright Vice President, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Joanna Duskworth, James Conway, Paul Donovan, Emma Robertson, Sue Lawrence, Simon Mills, Jeff Randall, Hugh McIlvanney, Paul Wheeler, Finstat, James Bethell, Jonathan Sale, Damon Albarn, Simon Fanshawe, Nicholas Hellen, R R, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, David Leppard, Peter Plant, David Howson, J H Perryman, Kirstie Hamilton, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Cathy Scott-Clark Education Correspondent, Richmond, John Letts, Frances Kennedy, Jon Culley, Phil Baker, C Stefanou, Tony Samstag, Christopher Lloyd, Peter Carson, Rowena Rees, Christina Lamb, Andrew Hoellering, Lois Rogers, Nick Curwin, Owen Aldridge, Alison Bowyer, John Karter, Paul Horrell, Kate Saunders, Sir Derek Jacobi President, Cosmo Landesman, Jennie Chan, Alix Ramsay, Kipper Williams, Ken Symon, Stephen Jones, Stephen Thorpe, Richard Evans, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Liz Lightfoot Legal Affairs Correspondent, Patricia Clough, Caroline Merrell, Andrew Neil, Adrienne Connors, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Hugh McManners, Sir Edward Heath, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Ian Critchley, J. Rothschild, Keith Martin, Tony Allen-Milis, Charles Kennady Mp, Steven Haynes, Ian Burrell, Colin McDowell, Paul Nuki Personal Finance Editor, Mari Williams, Michael Kustow, Bryan Appleyard, Captain Phillip Wood Deputy Harbour Master, Christopher Goodwin, Helen Chrislett, D H, David Windle, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Louise Branson, Rachel Cooke, Peter Johnson, Mark Franchetti, Brian Moore, Rebecca Fowler, Julie Burchill, David Kidd Chartered Accountant, Michael Jones Political Editor, Ray Hutton, Mrs L Willis, Jonathan Leake, David Hunn, Winner Dinners, Brendan Fanning, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Lesley Thomas, Michael Austin, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Alan Jabez, Dickie Bird, Jonathan Ross, Nick Farr-Jones, A A Gill, Andrew Malone, Tim Wickham, Jim Dralsey, Rajeev Syal, Lauren St John, Ann Robinson, Anna Pukas, Gilbert Adair, Valerie Hanley, Justine Frischmann, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Claire Rayner, John Cornwell, Andrew Lorenz Deputy Business Editor, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, John Parker, Colin Rallings, Rupert Steiner, Jonathan Futrell, Nigel Roebuck, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, Nick Langley, Naim Attallah, Mike Hammond, John Burns, David Smith Economics Editor, Michael Grade Chief Executive, Judith Oliver, Anthony Howard, Simon Reeve, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Joanna Simon, Sophie Grigson, Dan Pearson, Christopher Lloyd Technology Correspondent, Boris Schapiro, Peter Stanford,
ResumoContents Scouts to end oath of loyalty over Charles adultery Portillo warns Britain might leave Europe Major lines up with Eurosceptics Blair set to axe trade union sponsorship of Labour MPs Contents Top that: a baby saddles up for the Derby Revealed: Whitehall mole who leaked Scott report Contents Private Clegg wins fight for freedom Contents The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Masterpiece The Times St. Joseph's Hospice British Marine PCC adjudication Classified Charles shakes up Prince's Trust to target 1.5m people Exposed: how cameras retook the Somme, Berlin and D-Day Young drinkers spurn whisky for 'healthy' vodka and lager Hewlett Packard Woman and two children die in pool 306 Peugeot Lottery losers may cash in on culture One winner of £17.4m Lawyers want levy of £100 for complaints Abbey National Power chiefs 'made £3.5m' Jaguar Bullied women warders sue the prison service We're not nuts, say fruitarians Doctor suspended over cancer tests Blair faces minimum wage fight Unions provoke showdown at Labour conference Company under fire for helping the Thatchers Oil activists 'thrown in sea' Ericsson Cash for players splits village cricket AmericanAirlines Ad campaign to elevate teachers UK's shoestring spacemen lead world to lift-off Mother may sue fertility clinic In today's Other Papers Bulger killers in appeal to Europe Poll shows a gloomy view of the future Wilson's secret pop song royalties NatWest Fry uses Internet to send messages Nokia Faxes end run of the Queen's 'greyhounds' Cheltenham&Gloucester Building Society Article Withdrawn Spurned poets sue their publisher Shoppers misled by 'caring' labels Braced for Disaster Bracing in air crashes 'risks back injuries' Ford British window in Zulu tug of love Desperate couple fight to keep their son P&O European Ferries Luvvies declare war on hostile theatre critics NatWest Seagulls quit coasts to pillage the towns Atticvs A kilo of meat hitting the back of your head at 40 mph is very painful. . . Bristol shoppers are already running the gaunlet Raise a glass to Bill Atticvs Filth peddlers in the guise of art Atticvs My fling with Joan Atticvs Northern Rock Red tape is turning society into a zoo Nick Newman's Week Viglen Damage Limitation The Scott report into the arms to Iraq scandal could prove fatal to John Major—but will the Tory party act to save itself at his expense? Andrew Grice and David Leppard report on a desperate struggle for survival They can push him to the edge, but they can't make him jump Lord Blake says that unseating incumbent Tory leaders has always been a bloody affair. Few take the advice that it is better to depart voluntarily than be kicked out Victims who lost everything Korean Air Eyes Right Can this American 'vision doctor' really teach England to see straight? Nuclear Electric HIV patients flock to Britain for free housing Food firms pester pupils for sales Inter-Continental World Trade Centre bombing suspect 'stole' identity of Swansea student Bookies pay out to Derby widow Volvo Hit-squad link to Buthelezi Zulu chief plans UDI from South Africa Serbian leader ends six-year search for children by American mother Tel-Me Hit-squad link to Buthelezi Chirac offers Britain an EC olive branch Drug wars grip Natal in new cycle of terror Gingrich stalks the party's pale men The US Speaker draws bigger crowds than his party's presidential hopefuls Norway finds it's fun out in the cold Jackal's aide grilled over terror deaths 'I was a scared little bunny' Pilot tells how he lived in Bosnia countryside Nokia Abbey National Life and loathing return to massacre village Chinese babies waste away in 'dying rooms' NatWest Nissan Hong Kong resists prophecy of doom Keating faces hard battle for republic Send him victorious: Keating wants a kiss-off, not a painful parting with the monarchy and its trappings, writes David Bentley SAAB Reichstag wrap ready to unroll America split on tribe's claim to twins Crimes of the corrupt mayors on trial as France goes to local polls Oracle TV crew accused of slur on Italy BT US builds undetectable spy plane Cuba set to give America fugitive financier Vesco The Sunday Times Music Collection Week 39 Berlusconi's fate hands on referendums Solo British oarsman plans Pacific voyage 40m reasons why Boris must beware Inside Moscow Alliance Leicester One-way tickets Votes close to the heart Wrong arm of the law Invasion of the aliens Jobs for some of the boys Justice takes a back seat Aitken accused of 'gagging' over arms to Iraq Riots rage in Bradford for second night Sphinx in danger of toppling after bungled renovations Weather and Travel Outlook Weetabix News Digest Orchestras end London feud Ban by sect Hunt for warder M4 bus crash Killers jailed Pensioner raped Gay police Contents 'Punitive' tax increases put Scotch on the rocks BAe lines up counterbid in VSEL war Fresh offer could reach £900m Clarke aims for 2% inflation target BusinessAge Big Business Blues Revival for Cafe de Paris Glamour returns to heart of the West End New Cordiant profits warning IBM's Mega Bite Iverson to take helm at Laura Ashley Pigs fly as Lawrence takes on the Treasury Agenda London Business School SBC starts weeding out Warburg staff Thompson pair sued for £12m by ex-partner Smith feels the heat Britain put on Wendy's menu Britannic ditches property Abbey tipped as likely victor at N&p Virgin for MGM 18-30 City tour Directors must wait Big business blues John Major's government is causing abject despair among captains of industry, who claim that ministers are arrogant and out of touch. Matthew Lynn and Rufus Olins report on why business has lost hope Midland Golfer is cut down to size GEC-Marconi A corker of a summertime bash Prufrock Newshounds Roche 'n' roll at Zeneca Concert piece with free beats to the bar MAM's stars put Cedric in the shade Hambros joins wounded list Sports sponsorship attracts big stakes FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data King Coal faces up to Scargill strikers Sharewatch Health & Safety Executive A share in the boardroom Takeover fever hits drug giants Roche is said to be targeting Zeneca, which is eyeing Fisons, which wants Medeva. Matthew Lynn reports on the speculation that has sent drug-company shares soaring Qantas Clouds lift as aerospace returns to profit at Paris Six years of stagnation and cutbacks are drawing to a close, reports John Harlow Don't point finger at lottery for shop sales slump Economic Outlook Mercedes-Benz Slowdown is a 'soft landing with bumps' American Account Reborn IBM hungry to be Lotus eater After years in the red, IBM is back in profit and eager to recapture lost markets. A takeover of Lotus would be the first step in challenging Microsoft, writes Garth Alexander in New York Lufthansa Sedgemoor The Sunday Times Corporate profound Windows 95 stirs up memory row Software Microsoft's new operating system will force many computer users to add more memory to their machines, reports David Hewson Olympic debut for video globe The 1996 Olympics will host a huge interactive museum writes Alam Jabez Business to Business Inventions Notice to Readers New Development Brunel Logistics Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items All My Story Books High Street Fashion Chain Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cabouchon The Personal Number Company PLC Fast Money from FMCG A Unique Project Multiple Classified Advertising Items Techno-Trade Telecoms Opportunity Scramblers drive hackers off information superhighway Software that scrambles data has become essential for commercial exploitation of the on-line revolution. Christopher Lloyd reports Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dove Travel Books for Children Multiple Classified Advertising Items Auditel (UK) Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Corporate Connection Auto Aid/magic Mend UK Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lesson in Anatomy Plastic window sees through card forgery Security Satellites enter steam age Worldport Start preparing for life after death of the PC Profile The technology guru George Colony sees PCs fading away in a decade. He talks to Christopher Lloyd Computer games gain Monopoly Bits & Bytes Drive to attract girls to IT studies Switched on to a smaller future Webwatch Bright Ideas from the Patent Office Business for Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items NatWest Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spain Costa Blanca Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Business Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cunningham Insolvency Multiple Display Advertising Items Fidelity digital Colour Multiple Classified Advertising Items PMI Data Multiple Display Advertising Items No Title Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Aston Corporate Trustees Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Import & Export Multiple Classified Advertising Items R. S. V. P. Discover how to Establish & Build a Substantial… Nationwide Security The British Franchise Exhibition 1995 Prontaprint! Franchises The Business to Business Team ServiceMASTER Parking Made Easy Hospitality Yachts Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items A Large National Company Stock PLC Appointment in Paris Thomas Muster and Michael Chang meet at Roland Garros this afternoon to contest the men's singles final of the French tennis championships. Muster is unbeaten in 34 matches on clay. Chang has recovered the form that brought him the title in 1989. Richard Evans profiles two very contrasting contenders Graf turns on the power to reclaim her crown Richard Evans sees Steffi Graf win her fourth French ladies singles title by turning a difficult situation into a third-set rout of Arantxa Sanchez Vicario Results Round-Up Regal Davies picks up another crown On the Record This Week's Fixtures Sport on TV Racing World-beaters left foundering Richardson lives up to his early promise Tennis The Times Wembley or not Wembley, that is the question England's followers are deserting football's hallowed venue. Mike Hammond looks at calls to take the national team on the road England's continental manday call Joe Lovejoy on Terry Venables' attempt to shore up his defence against Brazil Aiming for the bull: a tale of archery folk Hunn's Watch David Hunn sees Britain's top archers in action at Lilleshall Floyd's links with the past Raymond Floyd, who won the US Open at Shinnecock in 1986, tells Lauren St John about the demands of the historic Long Island course, venue again in centenary year A feast fit for a king of the track It was a week when records fell, a week to warm the heart of a former champion EBEL Epsom Lukas hits high five at Belmont Chantilly pace hots up as legal threats add spice John Karter on the photo-finish that has brought passions to boiling point for today's French Oaks Uttoxeter Right day, wrong race for Aga Sheikh's invisible wonder Dubai experiment finally reaps rich Derby reward John Karter reflects on an Arabian dream fulfilled at Epsom and the legacy of trainer Alex Scott Sure-handed Schumacher stays in gear Eddery and Sunshack basking in the glory Paul Wheeler watches as a courageous victory eases the disappointment of the great trainer, Andre Fabre Ascot "Look, That's where Daddy Lives" AT&T The finest team that ever was It was the unforgettable series that never was. Martin Searby takes Ray Illingworth back 25 years, to the summer South Africa were barred, England took on the world—and cricket triumphed over prejudice County Championship Move to revive holy game The Cricket Column Robinson century duty lifts Essex Atherton slick amid the slide England v West Indies Two tons of fun for ever-lively Lynch Faith, hope and a distinct lack of charity Martin Searby hails the fire and fervour of a born-again Bishop Butcher carves to help Surrey tuck in Autocar Blame team, never Illy The State We're in Robin Marlar Knight takes fight to Sussex Cellnet Pitch less than mean for Moody Gallian sets sail as tide turns Scotland look to their bravest Cool, calm and critical. That's how Alasdair Reid found lain Morrison as he geared up for today's do-or-duel with the All Blacks Win the rugby trip of a lifetime to New Zealand How Kronfeld Outflanks the Rest Greatest showdown on earth Current form and past performance count for nothing as England and Scotland take on Australia and New Zealand in the battles of the hemispheres Stephen Jones reports Guscott v Horan: Centres of Excellence Must Return to their Best Sheer pressure can see England chalk up a coup Australia loom as daunting adversaries in today's quarter-final but they are certainly not unbeatable. Brian Moore maps out his strategy to unsettle the world champions Eales the kingpin again in Australia's run machine Nick Farr-Jones says the selection of Morris at scrum-half means the champions know what to expect from England's finest—and what to fear when push comes to shove Lacroix's kicks lift France to next step South Africa rule through king Williams The Bill's bill is a fair cop South African Diary Pure Genius Ireland's engine runs out of steam Brendan Fanning assesses why the Irish were found wanting Contents Lammtarra the Epsom terror John Karter on an Arabian dream fulfiled, page19 West Indies turn screw on England Graf takes French title Now the talking stops Death or glory: Stephen Jones on England's choices against Australia today as they seek to avenge 1991 Contents Omega TED How I beat him and became leader Henley Management College Superlative Travel A mother in parliament We must return to traditional Tory values It is high time the party broke free of divisive ideology and listened to the true voice of the people, writes Sir Edward Heath Far too smart for a life of designer crime Profile Giorgio Armani The emperor of Italian fashion is the latest name in the widening corruption scandal You don't have to be neurotic to live here, but it helps. . . Pinpoint the answer to Bosnian peace Actionaid Two sexes are plenty, thank you Geoffrey in Wonderland Happy in our work "The Thames may be liquid history, but it is… Quidnunc Major in their sights A bigger school vandal than Shirley Williams Pilot Screen goddess Don't put squeeze on rented property Cabbagepatch inspiration Meltdown: is this the end of the welfare state? Inside Politics Open season at the palaces of politicians One finger or two? Sailor's lament Unfulfilled promise Points Birthdays Love the sinner, but keep the sin Traditional sins may be old hat: if so, the Church of England needs to define a few new ones, writes Peter Stanford How science could rebuild Superman Lois Rogers looks at neurological advances that may offer an escape to people paralysed by spina damage A tale of two cities Leeds is booming—but Harvey Nichols may have a surprise in store, writes Stuart Wavell BT Stone age man fights back with a lettuce Rachel Cooke takes the unreconstructed pulse of a psychologist who says men are disabled by the psychobabble of 'wimmin' Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sotogrande Multiple Classified Advertising Items Parkers & Associates Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Ireland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items ALTO Golf & Country Club Pinheiros Altos Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Major caught at the boundary Constituency changes meant to benefit the Tories hardly dent the opposition, writes Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Hamptons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamptons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Somerset/wiltshire Border Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Octagon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items NR Devizes Multiple Display Advertising Items Property Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items The season to market a garden Homes where the garden is a main feature are best sold in summer, says Mary Wilson Chelsea & Kensington Multiple Display Advertising Items Egerton Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items North of the Thames Multiple Display Advertising Items English vineyards to be sold Multiple Display Advertising Items CLEA North of the Thames Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Warner Loft Building Harley House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Douglas, Lyons & Lyons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ealing W5 Splash Out Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Vineyard Richmond Black Horse Agencies Multiple Display Advertising Items John D Wood & Co. 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Paul Ham reports Bank of Scotland Geological proof persuades insurer to reduce premium Abbey Life It's good to talk to BT's competitors Now that phone services are available from cable-television and electricity companies, Robert Winnett looks at whether it is worth switching from BT Bank of Ireland Mortgages Allied Trust Bank Bronx militants delay Russian venture A fund investing in Russian shares has been held back by an American protest with racial overtones, writes Helen Davidson Investors can take fast track to complain to ombudsman Direct from framlington Tied to the company car Few business drivers have opted to swap their highly taxed company cars for cash in the wake of new rules, writes Nick Gardner New car leases drive a bargain Invest in Poland, East Europe's 'tiger' economy Legal & General Direct Photosales Fantasy Fund Manager Select 10 shares to win £100,000 It's that Manek again The Fatsy 260: Pick your Shares from this List Top 50 Managers Save £5 on Tax Guide Private medical cover can harm your wealth With premiums soaring, check out your local NHS service before buying even a 'budget' policy, writes Caroline Merrell Stock picker keeps her eye on the ball Sally Walden never reads the sports pages, but avidly follows the financial fortunes of football clubs, especially Manchester United My favourite share Beale Dobie & Company Limited Valuable cover for less Big houses filled with expensive possessions can be insured at lower rates than the average home, says Rupert Steiner Shareholders learn to flex muscles The directors of Britain's big companies are being forced to take greater note of shareholders' views, writes Margaret Coles Merchant Investors Assurance Woolwich Guernsey Scottish Widows Personal Finance Making money from memory Mark Channon was a bit-part actor constantly watching the pennies until he remembered the skills he learned in a memory course and cashed in on them Money Talk Five new ways of fixing your mortgage Savings News The M&G Group Chase De Vere Investment PLC The Sunday Times Top savings rates UK smaller companies unit trusts Best mortgage rates Villains cash in on heroes Collecting for investment Check your bank details on television More high-street banks are to provide home banking services by phone, television and the internet, writes Robert Winnett IPC Centre Mercantile Credit Scottish Windows The Sunday Times Good grades or bad, it's a trial for parents, too With A-levels under way, many parents are as on edge as the candidates. 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