News from 27/08/1995
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Jacquey Visick, Taki, John Dugdale, Lesley Garrett, Michael Barrymore, Barbara Hall, Jeremy Myerson, Kim Smith Lwa Joint Co-ordinator, Lucy Manning, Jon Swain, Anthony Clare, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Mark Reason, John Harlow Transport Correspondent, David Pryce-Jones, John Jay, Theodore Dalrymple, Christopher Somerville, Susan d'Arcy, Charles Palmer, Joanna Duckworth, Nick Rufford, Jason Burke, Graham Rose, Tanya Reed, Christa D'souza, Mark Lawson, Sally Payne, David Smith, Frederic Raphael, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Charlotte Cory, Mary Wilson, Mark Jolly, Edward Platt, Tony Allen-Mills, Robert Sandall, Dr Jan Lester, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Sarah Mulholland, Bill Borrows, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, lan Burrell Home Affairs Reporter, Sir Kenneth Warren, David Dougill, Robert Hewison, Alister Doyle, Richard Ingrams, Siobhán Byrne, Julie Alexander, Philip Larkin, David Hewson, Caryl Phillips, Ciaran Byrne, Rita Rupal Co-ordinator for Rights of Women Collective, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Jim Reid, Hugh Canning, Michael De Larrabeiti, Donald L Reason, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Peter Conradi, Louise Taylor, Paul Boateng, Teresa Gorman Mp, Jenny Shields, Richard Cooper, Geoff Whitten, James Houston, John Taylor, Kirstie Hamilton Deputy City Editor, Liz Jones, Peter Millar, Peter Kellner, Nick Kochan, George Perry, Andrew Barr, Cathy Scott-Clark, Kevin Connolly, Robin Marlar, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Jonathan Margolis, Rupert Widdicombe, Rob Steen, Paul Watson, Christine Toomey, Bernard Cafferty, Jon Freeman, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Richard Newell, Susan Thompson, Sue Lawrence, Steve Crowther, Philip Craigie, Hugh McIlvanney, Dr Leonard Sokolic, Fiona Pitt-Kethley, Paul Wheeler, Aubrey Smith, Marcel Berenblut, James Adams, Oprah Winfrey, Simon Davies, Paul Bray, Nicholas Hellen, Liz Lightfoot, Ian Chadband, David Leppard, Tim Rayment, Tim Kelsey, Mushy Peas, Solomon, Brian Nolan Senior Master, Kirstie Hamilton, Mark Edwards, Fiona Lafferty, Rufus Olins, Stephen Amidon, Marcella Katz, Peter B Brown, Dave Thomas, Dr Malcolm Trevor, Phil Baker, Christopher Lloyd, Christina Lamb, Anna Pasternak, Michael Lind, Nick Peters, A Legard, Cosmo Landesman, Alix Ramsay, Diana Wright, Kipper Williams, Paul Keane, Helen Hawkins, Rebecca Tanqueray, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Christine Costello, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Andrew Neil, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Tim Moorey, Andrew Grice, Ian Coxon, Julie Cohen, Martin Searby, Stan Harris, Claire Oldfield, J. Rothschild, Colin McDowell, Ian Burrell, Dr Kevin Hirchman, Alison Beckett, D H, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Ruth Rendell, Geof Wheelwright, Lesley Gillilan, Ronald White, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Lesley Thomas Religious Affairs Correspondent, Craig Lord, Rebecca Fowler, Julie Burchill, Michael Jones Political Editor, Ray Hutton, Peter Watts, Leslie Stolkin, Jonathan Leake, David Hunn, Lord Wakeham Chairman, Daniela Soave, Simon Callow, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Helen Sinclair, Lesley Thomas, Michael Austin, Jonathan Ross, John Waples, Fiona Hook, A A Gill, John Carey, Norman Macrae, Rajeev Syal, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Stephen Pettitt, Mark Henderson, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, John Spurling, Gilbert Adair, Lorna Mitchell, Billie Whitelaw, Andrew Lorenz, Roy Jenkins, Naomi Caine, Adrian Levy, Liam Clarke, Alan Ruddock, David Wickers, Alan Scaife, Mark Hodson, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, John Parker, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Millicent Haberberg, Nigel Roebuck, Chris Lightbown, Dan Cairns, Hugh Pearman, Chris Morse, F B R Howell, John Burns, Neil MacLean, Anthony Howard, Simon Reeve, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Walter Ellis, Stephen Boyd, Rita Prestwich, Dan Pearson, Christopher Lloyd Technology Correspondent, Boris Schapiro, John Ryding,
ResumoUniversities take failures Revealed: students get in without A-levels Police 'not happy' with Nickell witness inquiry Weather Kuoni News Review Vicars given sexual Ten Commandments Union bosses face arrest in ballot rigging scandal Union vote scandal Private Keep out Bank holidays are such a screem Style Article Withdrawn The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papaers Labour tears up all-female shortlists Activists back down from selection quotas Latest Greatest Up-To-Datest The Sunday Times Meacher tax scheme would raise fuel price Tories claim NHS victory Tories feud over mortgage relief demands Film stars fight shy of the Saint Top actors turn their backs on the good detective—they want to play baddies Three tenors come to Britain American Express White quits Caine's caff in chip row Police order crackdown on speeding private ambulances Concorde is less reliable than BR Trains shame airlines in punctuality race Now is to drive a 5-door Vitara with delivery War friends in 'miracle' VJ reunion Thousands fight for steroid justice Suzuki Cast-off designer pigs head for the frying pan Cellnet New police handcuffs break wrists Hosepipe ban company sells 'spare' water Teachers take more time off Young Britons are too naive Gould may sue E=mc=£3.8m? Actress bids to stop the blot Escom City rulers in blackballing investigation Petrol rivals secretly drop 'clean' fuel Heavens Children learn to read in days Young bookworms risk short sight The Omega from Vauxhall A satanic curse on Rushdie Atticvs Royal erotica to chew over Atticvs Enough 'so sorrys' Atticvs Three cheers! Atticvs Nick Newman's Week The Overclass Opts out They have money and influence. There are more of them than ever. So why are they so desperate to insulate themselves against society? Is the emergence of a super-class of wealthy professionals a cause for celebration or concern? Tim Rayment and Simon Reeve examine a new social phenomenon Woolwich Building Society Overclass: isolated or here to help? Bose A managing elite is storming the developed world The US writer Michael Lind describes the overclass, a caste he first identified Is it a phoney peace? A year after the ceasefire Britain makes fresh concessions while Sinn Fein sits tight. Liam Clarke and Alan Ruddock report on the renewed push for a lasting Irish peace Mercury Communicaions A question of permanence Raving for God The Church of England was so desperate to capture the young it allowed a renegade vicar to turn his services into raves. Lesley Thomas and John Burns investigate how a desire to pack pews got perverted Princess Cruises Russia helps Iran's bio-warfare Rwandan refugees go home in fear The Rail Shop Crisis grows for Chirac Golf-playing islanders defy volcano threat Child murderers take chilling toll in America Ethiopia exults in democratic dawn Moscow targets corrupt cops Dole's hopes ebb in White House race Intel inside Manila's dump dwellers face last refuse round-up Barclays Spain's super judge faces 'dirty tricks' as he goes for Gonzalez Police mock the incredible shrunken mob Gingrich aide is brought to book by the Irish Inside Washington The Times Sheer magnetism Sheer Magnetism Whitewater break for Bill Tinseltown gets its revenge Television's grey men bite back Theme parks gear up for a bigger thrill Weather and Travel Outlook Virgin direct Jackpot tops £8.9m for lottery News Digest RUC to end spying role Briton seized Ferry rescue Shaw auction Jenny's triumph Pub killing Slump in private car sales boosts call for lower rates Tunnel banks to cut interest bill Lenders seek convertible loan stock Oil bid sparks insider probe Intel inside Pentium End of an Era Rothschild's £1m mystery man Coming home Newbold quits Hanson to join headhunter Beating the heat Whizkid set for top job at Rolls Slimmer future beckons for post-White Hanson Agenda Europe hot on tigers' heels Slimmer future beckons for post-White Hanson Housebuilders move in on RAF base Aran vows to fight Arco bid Firms scramble for computer memory Sheffield Utd faces transfer Media buyer set for float Whisky ads go on TV End of an Era The death of Lord White robs the business world of a consummate dealmaker, the like of whom will not be seen again. Andrew Lorenz reviews his extraordinary career at Hanson Thornton Charmer who lived his life to the full Golfer under par on his own course Buffett spends $2bn on return to his roots The legendary investor is taking control of a firm whose shares he first bought in 1951, Garth Alexander writes in New York British public in drug stupor Prufrock Elton's notes miss a beat You ought to be in pictures Business basks in sun but it's too hot for some British public in drug stupor Never too much of a good thing Agent turns to subtle persuasion Eurotunnel sees light as bankers linger in gloom Sir Alastair Morton, above, has operating costs covered, but Eurotunnel can't pay its interest bill, writes Rufus Olins FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data T&N disposal close as profits climb Sharewatch BTR Investing for Value-Worldwide A share in the boardroom Deutsche Telekom On-line fun for all the family via television A budget service for families aims to bring enjoyment of the Internet to a wider audience, writes Christopher Lloyd Big Brother is watching you even more closely Clarke's best bet: cut base rates rather than tax Economic Outlook Doing nothing is the best policy American Account Small firms to switch quicker to Windows 95 Deadline for superhighway awards Our weekly guide to surfing the Net Filter out unwanted Net items Bits & Bytes The golden fleece Mike Tyson's comeback was good for Tyson and his promoter, Don King. But it made boxing less like a sport than an excuse for plunder. By Hugh McIlvanney Bruno desperately seeking a happy ending On three occasions, Frank Bruno has climbed between the ropes to win the world heavyweight championship. Each time, he has left a battered wreck. Can he at last pull it off? Report by Ian Chadband Celebration nearly goes wrong for Harayir team Redcar Swinburn has perfect sense of timing Paul Wheeler rounds up the British Isles racing scene and the home challenge for the Arlington Million in Chicago Goodwood Five-try provincials batter poor Wales Boxing Hockey Tennis Bowls Cycling Sport on TV Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Racing Spinners turn screw Lamb leads record knock Moody holds up champions Steady Lancashire set to work County Championship Symonds hits Glamorgan for six four more times Cricket Sunsport Tours Over the top, round the bend David Hunn, in Bala, is swept along with the excitement of wild-water racing Hunn's Watch The Sunday Times Woosnam makes late bid for Cup spot Lauren St John reports on the German Open—Last Chance Gulch for Europe's golfers hoping to qualify for the Ryder Cup Time for laughter as Piper performs his winning tune The Warwickshire keeper will play a pivotal role in the Natwest final, says Martin Searby Deadly duo extend the golden era Mark Reason reports from the world rowing championships in Tampere, Finland Reaching towards Olympian heights Smith ends 69-year wait for Ireland Swimming Welcome to the end of amateurism As from today, rugby will no longer officially be an amateur sport. Stephen Jones on the International Rugby Board's code-cracking announcement Henman and Petchey win through to the US Open Four Britons will line up in the first round of the US Open, starting next week. By Richard Evans Hughes ignites the blue flash He was expected to play out his career at Old Trafford. Instead Mark Hughes went to Chelsea. Joe Lovejoy talks to him about the move south Daktarin Schumacher gives Hill a start Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Minor Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Barnes on march for Liverpool Limpar ushers in a Royle dynasty NatWest Keane lights up the European dream Middlesborough party in their brand new home Rangers find their feet and shatter City's confidence Speed puts Leeds on top Bolton scrap the champions' script Classy Coventry eclipse Arsenal's elite Stubbs still keen to bolt from Bolton The Football Column Hard-working West Ham hang on to share spoils Black Marks Lara sets up series knockout Sun goes down on England With West Indies still piling on the agony, England should be thankful for a draw, says Robin Marlar Murphys Irish Stout Blue Sparks Leeds United head premier League Gold for Redgrave and Pinsent again Michael Backmacher Premier League The One Tenor Orange Too much fiction, not enough science Why is it that so many people adore the arts while so few become excited by the boundless implications of scientific discovery, wonders John Carey, Merton professor of English literature at Oxford NatWest Can we still love him now he's come out? Profile China's hard men spell out the threat to Hong Kong Inside Politics Staples Under siege from snoopers High priest of paranoia stalks the White House Patrick Buchanan may be a bigot but his cramped vision should not be discounted, writes Andrew Sullivan Confessions of a teenage tabloid spy Rupert Steiner, right, warns Prince William to watch out for budding hacks among his classmates when he gets to Eton Over-exposure kills the fly on the wall Paul Watson says the TV genre he helped launch has become shoddy and devalued Wisdom fit for a president? Sanity is a return to the asylums 'Care in the community' is a misnomer and a mistake, argues Theodore Dalrymple. Ministers must act to end this social disaster and put psychiatric patients back into institutions Burnt out top chefs say they can no longer stand the heat Stuart Wavell on the strains of life on the range Quick justice through a hole in the wall Our creaking legal system could be revolutionised by replacing courts with computers, says John Taylor UN women need a lesson in real life Admit it: marriage is awful The Open University Major's dangerous instinct Safe haven on the south coast "If you go on a diet and lose weight, everyone No alternative to peace Helping hand from a guardian of the law Quidnunc Diana's French class Hollow words that condemn our children to mediocrity Bad tactics by Captain Birdseye The Sunday Times Is this not the logic of the thug? 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Star gazing This is bugging me Splitting headaches It's not the divorce that's hard, it's deciding who gets the record collection that can make permanent enemies out of separating couples, says Roland White Age cannot wither them A new report claims that middle age is sad and gloomy. But Christa D'souza finds that the oldest swingers in town can teach the young a thing or two about how to party Picture Gallery Stringfellow and the Stewarts Cover girl: Catherine Deneuve Grey area: the model, Carmen Modern heroine: Anne Ford Trials of a fashion victim A sleeveless pink coat by a trendy Japanese designer may have been hailed as autumn's 'design classic', but user-friendly it ain't, as Fiona Hook found as soon as she stepped out of her front door Never mind the cash, feel the reproductions Need to decorate your newly acquired castle? No problem, Grab a catalogue Castles in the air Everyone's after castles—although these days they tend to rent, borrow or buy, rather than besiege them. A a Gill can't understand the fuss Who rules where. . . Waking up to the colour of money A British lager commercial is being directed by spike Lee. And more black faces are appearing in a variety of ads. Is the advertising industry doing the right thing, asks Liz Jones Vogue Crystal clear As stress sufferers grow in numbers, so do the cures. Anna Pasternak Undergoes the latest treatment while Claire Oldfield defines the problem All you need to do is clean up your aura, claims a healing centre in Dorset How to spot and stop the symptoms Undergoes the latest treatment while Claire Oldfield defines the problem Stress comes in a variety of manifestations, from aggression to depression Say big to gender Unisex used to sound as naff as 1970s hairdressers. 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Jonathan Margolis listens in Pumping up the blood pressure Method acting, directional flair and and a vivid, audacious, relentless intelligence—well, what more do you want from an existential thriller, asks Stephen Amidon A pinch of assault Recent cinematic mayhem has little basis in reality, says Andrew Smith How America makes the intellectual running We have a low opinion of American intelligence, but it's their writers and thinkers who are dictating the issues of our time. By Cosmo Landesman Home Hardware Wars Hollywood in your hands Millions are being invested in films that will never be seen on the cinema screen. Rupert Widdicombe reports as a new art from takes off The City of Lost Children Narrative Futures Curtain calls with the maestro Olivier's technique shone on stage. When he asked Billie Whitelaw, left, to play Shakespeare with him, as the explains in this extract from her autobiography, she needed all her reserves of instinct to match his mastery Sony All eyes on the prize The biggest prize ever on British television has arrived—the £100,000 house offered by Raise The Roof will push quiz show stakes sky high. Mark Edwards reports Death of the superstars Still sending out good vibrations Beach Boy Brian Wilson looks set to make a comeback with his new album, says Robert Sandall Why the rock'n' roll beat will go on A $92m rock hall of fame is to open in Ohio. 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