News from 05/11/1995
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Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Rachel Thomson, Barbara Hall, Adrian Room, Steve McNie, John Peter, Simon Patterson, Brian Shelley, Mark Reason, Firdaus Kanga, Pat Veeren, John Jay, Professor Roger King Vice chancellor, Richard Shepherd, Susan d'Arcy, Bernard Kaukas, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, Sheridan Morley, Bob Geldof, Nicolette Jones, George Hepple, Paul Daniels, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Gayle Blakeney, Frederic Raphael, Sebastian Hamilton, Clive Davis, Mary Wilson, K R, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Square brain, Robert Sandall, Jeremy Seal, Nilgin Yusuf, Irwin Stelzer, Bill Borrows, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, Craig Raine, David Dougill, Isabel Wolff, Christine Walker, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, Margaret Coles, Hugh Mcllvanney, Margarette Driscoll, Veronica Webb, David Cairns, Tony Dron, Louise Taylor, Geoff Whitten, Barbara Dyer, Michael Jones, Alex Spillius, Marius Brill, Peter Kellner, Alexandra Shulman Editor, Adam Courtenay, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, David Rhoads, Robin Marlar, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Paul Brazier, Jonathan Margolis, Bernard Cafferty, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Caroline Lees Kabul, Paul Driver, James Adams, Nicholas Hellen, Sarah Bradford, Liz Lightfoot, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, David Leppard, Tim Rayment, Gillian, Tim Kelsey, Sadie Chillingworth, Kirstie Hamilton, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Cathy Scott-Clark Education Correspondent, William Trevor, Susan Clark, David Lawrenson, Lesley Medcalf, Julian Loose, Liz Fremantle, Dave Thomas, Susan Ballard, Andy Goldberg, Roger Castle, Dr Loreto Todd, John Karter, Gareth Huw Davies, Kate Saunders, Ed Porter, David Edwards, Lindsay Duguid, Cosmo Landesman, David Leppard Home Affairs Editor, Marie Colvin, Michael Swain, Rebecca Tanqueray, Stephen Jones, Nick Cain, Patricia Clough, Liz Lightfoot Legal Affairs Correspondent, Jean Mackenzie, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Neil, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Ian Critchley, Mandy Francis, Ian Burrell, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Gavin Esler, Paul Nuki Personal Finance Editor, Sarah Dunant, Sally Morris, Christopher Goodwin, Simon Smith, Richard Woods, Roland White, Randeep Ramesh Transport Correspondent, Garth Alexander, Ray Shell, Peter Johnson, Jonathan Ross's, Maurice Chittenden, Liz Hollis, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Anthony Julius, Julie Burchill, Peter Watts, Nicolas Soames Director, David Hunn, Joe LoveJoy, Brendan Fanning, John Harlow, HeTene Gosselin, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, Katherine Hadley, Jeanne Marine, Roy Greenslade, Valerie Howarth Executive Director, John Waples, A A Gill, Andrew Malone, John Carey, Norman Macrae, Rajeev Syal, Kirsty Lang, Nadine Meisner, Steve Boxer, Stephen Pettitt, Anna Pukas, Gilbert Adair, Paul Cavadino, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Adrian Levy, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, Mark Hodson, Marie Colvin Jerusalem, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Allcla Clegg, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Marcelle D'argy-Smith, Captain Scott O'grady, Dr Jeff Banks, Anthony Howard, Martin Booth, Peter Roebuck, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, Dan Pearson, Rt Rev Peter Smith, Stephen Hayward, Boris Schapiro, Zoe Heller,
ResumoContents Israeli premier assassinated; Mideast peace hopes in turmoil Police seize Jewish extremist gunman Phantom stalks the Express Contents British Airways MP in new sleaze revelation Tories threaten to sabotage disclosure rules Scrabble Extinction Parkhurst in new security scare Rabin pays the price for peace Multiple Display Advertising Items White Hart Hotels Killing plunges Israel into crisis Key dates on the tortuous road to peace Attack was 'decreed by heaven' says assassin Virtual Shop MPs seek inquiry into Somerville arrest leak Enoch tells tragic tale of his lost love AmericanAirlines Hidden papers show Raleigh was a traitor Terror suspects held in London The National Lottery Did great train robber flee with fortune in diamonds? Budget Sunalliance Hospitals face bill for failed sterilisations The Vectra from Vauxhall Article Withdrawn Censors stall child sex film British Midland Divorce bill faces final cabinet fight MPs found out In today's Other Papers GP cuts families Tax on parking Hunt for Lucan Honda Courts revolt against Howard Sympatex Pollution inside Cars is Worse than Pollution on Streets Drivers breathe trapped fumes The Times Educational Supplement TES London Electricity Office workers turn violent in 'suit wars' French-style exam for British schools Article Withdrawn NEC Northern Rock Tory HQ chief is ousted in party shake-up Stop this ANC thuggery Argy-bargy over Evita National Savings Rich pickings of a marriage on the rocks Pity the poor Aga Khan. . . Is Howard living on the moon? Nick Newman's Week Picture Gallery MPs panic at peak By refusing to support full disclosure of MPs' earnings John Major chose a backbench rebellion instead of a civil war. Was it pragmatism or cowardice? Andrew Grice and Michael Prescott report on the prime minister's gamble Viglen Loopholes are still into their pockets Disclose and be true The Tory MP Richard Shepherd explains why he will side with Labour in tomorrow's vote Midland Fiat Passion Players Have British actors lost their powers, as Richard Harris claims, or do directors and audiences just prefer a less declamatory style these days, asks John Harlow Digital Too big for their wigs? Is the government trying to control a wayward judiciary or undermine the legal process? Liz Lightfoot and Michael Prescott report on the feud between ministers and judges Sun Alliance Rover America's secret of last resort Top hotel masks nuclear bunker for government Missiles may be used against bio-weapons Chernomyrdin acts coy as doubts over Yeltsin grow Boots Lotus Poker game with death in fragmenting Nigeria Major defiant on bomb tests Virtual Shop Lexus Children killed in rocket hell of Kabul Suzuki Forte Stars warn US parents on child gun deaths UPS Le Pen rails as his hard men go soft Ford New York's hero cop takes a fall Virgin Germans find tax haven in a henhouse Virtual Shop Frantic hunt for Clinton's inner self Inside Washington Inter-Continental Hotels and Resorts Powell's wife is the first casualty Freebies for Hillary No pride or prejudice allowed, by order Doctors select cancer-free babies Suicide bridge seeks scenic way to save lives Weather and Travel Outlook Marti Caine dies of cancer Micro Correct Three tickets share £8.3m jackpot News Digest Coe to lead drug inquiry Polar trek starts Drama at match Ex-minister dies Maths riddle B J Eastwood Special delivery BSkyB boss tops 'overpaid' list Poll reveals businesses want EMU Banks 'to axe 100,000' Virgin Jewel in the Crown Taking the crane to market Turmoil in Tokyo UB close to Keebler sale CBI will launch efficiency drive Lucky numbers in the boardroom pay lottery Agenda OKI Third Pilkington plant for China The Greater Peterborough Effect BP ready to turn up heat on British Gas Mega switch for Saatchis Merrett pressed at Lloyd's Thorn Security aims for float Virtual Shop Can postman deliver at WH Smith? PO chief takes over one of retail's hottest seats Bill Cockburn's move to WH Smith is a gamble for a man who has spent his whole career in the public sector. Will he cope? Rufus Olins reports Ayling aims to keep BA's leading edge Andrew Lorenz on the airline's continuity of command as Bob Ayling succeeds Sir Colin Marshall Motorola Do our bosses give value for money? Are Britain's chief executives overpaid? Some are, but the majority are worth more than they get. Matthew Lynn reports Olivetti Make rewards reflect firms' ups and downs For better results link chief executives' pay to performance and make them own shares, say David Rhoads and Simon Patterson How we worked out what chief executives should get Shares bonanza in US beats tax curb Deutsche Telekom Wise men wrong to back Eddie Economic Outlook Mercedes-Benz Trucks and Vans Fed keeps its powder dry for budget battle American Account 3i Clash of the gladiators at Maxwell trial Bitter exchanges have marked Kevin Maxwell's cross-examination, writes Roy Greenslade Toymakers make move on Bluebird Another British toy group looks like becoming a target for American rivals, writes John Waples Sudden rush of interest Union Bank of Switzerland Price war goes bananas Prufrock Strippers' assets assessed Pinball wizard seeks angels Brunei prince restores the sparkle to Asprey The alling Asprey jewellery chain has been given the kiss of life, writes Ardyn Bernoth Sharewatch The Times A share in the boardroom AEA ready to share technical know-how In today's Other Papers Sharp The Sunday Times Ft-Se 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data Daiwa move set to spark Tokyo crisis America's expulsion of Daiwa for allegedly hiding trading lossess is making Tokyo officials nervous, writes Garth Alexander in New York Sedgemoor The Autumn Show at the National Motorcycle Museum European Business News Daybreak Swansea Drive pushes car part firms to go up a gear Small Business Ministers and car-industry leaders will this week launch a campaign to close the efficiency gap, writes Andrew Lorenz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Ostrich Farming Corporation Ltd Agami NatWest Multiple Classified Advertising Items Call Catchers Pro The Ultimate Sales Tool Comstrad Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unique Opportunity Multiple Classified Advertising Items NeatWORLD International Marketing The Pinstripe Farming Company Ltd The Personal Number Company Plc Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items International Company Services (UK) Limited SCF Fidelity Digital Colour Lorraine Electronics Discreet 'Bugging' and… Multiple Display Advertising Items No power, no glory Scottish sides falling their physical Football in Scotland is lagging behind both technically and physically, reports Hugh McLivanney Dettori the best man by a smile Frankie Dettori's had another unforgettable season. John Karter says he could yet be the best there's been World title for dominant Male Hunn's Watch David Hunn sees a reigning rackets champion repel a worthy challenger Bates bashed as Henman joins Rusedski in the final On the Record Hills gives punters a glow Results Round-Up Racing Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union The Rowell revolution has arrived England's ultimate failure in the World Cup exposed the team's shortcomings and convinced Jack Rowell the time had come to make attack paramount. By Stephen Jones American Express A man with a mission to spread the Black magic The glorious New Zealand open style is no fluke, says Stephen Jones, but an example all could follow with hard work and courage Bath stretch to snatch victory Turner's trickery in vain Lee leads Saracens revival Townsend breaks defiant Scottish Travel traumas for Irish trail-blazers One day, rugby's European Cup may be as big as football's version. Brendan Fanning joins Leinster on the first steps of a long road Quins run out of luck as Tigers pounce Wainwright aids spectator rescue The Rugby Messing with Malcolm Few Test cluses offered by England Malik falls in Valley of Death New ball-tampering claim hits Pakistan Get hip, if you want to be a hit He may be the best thing since Pele, and he may love the Beatles, but Juninho has a lot to learn Bass Alliance between FA and League could swing stadium vote Chris Lightbown and Ian Hawkey on why the FA offered the Football League a £118.5m deal Cometh the man Gradi's coaching alchemy can transform the game Joe Lovejoy meets Dario Gradi, the Crewe manager, who is amply qualified to win the post of England's new technical director Gone to waste: a career destroyed by drugs Alex Spillius on the case of Craig, Sloan, the former Charlton youth team captain, and user of cocaing NatWest Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Minor Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Watson grabs last-gasp glory Summerbee joy lifts City's blues Yorke hits Hammers Fox hunts out defensive flaws Le Tissier finds his magic again Gullit lights up a blank contest Bergkamp breaks the deadlock Charlery silences his critics The Football Crass confessions of a serial hypocrite George Graham's new book, a blatant, unctuous place of self-justification, has exposed him as hypocritical as well as greedy, says Joe Lovejoy Autocar Juninho joy stifled by Leeds Bombardier All Change Business booms to sound of the samba beat Louise Taylor watches the Middlesbrough debut of the £4.75m boy from Brazil who has started a new industry on Teesside Newcastle open five-point lead No Change My story of survival Omega Superlative Travel Why one school fails and another succeeds Margarette Driscoll on new research that offers hope to despairing teachers, parents and pupils Regaine Myths and legends of a moonshine messiah Profile The Rev Sun Myung Moon Ministers get sore when judges have whip hand Inside Politics Wasting Energy Costs the Earth Doing the time of their lives Theodore Dalrymple Labouring under a delusion The league table showing lalling British economic fortunes was misleading on several levels, says David Smith Stuffed shirts given a dressing down Tory candidates are divided over plans to change their traditional style, finds Stuart Wavell NatWest Virtual Shop Max is just mad about fishing Stuart Wavell meets an editor who loves the country Seeing no evil on the porn channels Do the new adult broadcasters threaten our morals, or are they just offering cheap and harmless thrills, asks Tim Kelsey Wit and wisdom of a maestro of criticism David Cairns pays tribute to Desmond Shawe-Taylor, chief music critic of The Sunday Times from 1958 to 1983, who died last week The Cooperative Bank Why my son spent three months in our dustbin Life with an autistic child is full of bizarre episodes, says Sadle Chillingworth Building a budget on cheatonomics Radisson Edwardian Hotels London Nice boys and nasty Mr Darcy A friend in need is no friend of mine Clarke's impossible dream Godfrey Smith Parliament on trial Chirac takes a leaf out of Major's book Quidnunc Sanction to speak? A world apart from the burning issues of life Insider's guide to No 10 The Open University Don't play politics with divorce reform Such blinkers are not fashionable The new Mercedes E-class Home truths for Atticus Paradox of our prison policy Croat ambitions Re-Entry: You allege excess and corruption in your Points Birthdays From Spartanburg with love James Bond's latest is the BMW Z3, out of South Carolina. 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Fewer people are getting… Aim hooks 100th listing Schroders 007'S Bmw BR boosts pension holiday for staff Salesmen come knocking when Tessas mature Index-tracking fund caps charges at 1% National Savings Crisp notes make Mr Nice Guy mean Questions of cash Solution for homeowner in 'sulphate attack' claim The Equitable Life For richer or for poorer. . . After the Tony backbench revolt on legislation to reform divorce law, Paul Nuki reports on how the law favours married couples over those who live together Wedding bells toll for couple who have what they want Multiple Display Advertising Items Martin Currie HSBC Asset Management Pension investors take control More people are opting to provide for retirement with pension schemes they control themselves. Paul Ham reports Companies have DIY option too Homehunters take the slog out of the search Hiring somebody to do the legwork in the hunt for a property can make sense for busy people, writes Nick Gardner Scottish Widows Fidelity Direct Sun Alliance The Insurance Policy Trading Company Ltd Motors Securitised Endowment Contracts Plc Albert E Sharp Newton Fund Managers Ltd Coping with the final years Britain's aged population can no longer rely on the state for long-term care. Naomi Caine outlines some alternatives Mortgage lenders line up to offer free insurance Henderson touche Remnant Twins set up perfect financial partnership Gayle Blakeney looks after the Neighbours stars' money while her sister Gillian spends it on cars that actually increase in value Shop around to avoid big overdraft fees Colonial Direct First National Building Society Guernsey Limited Photosales Mercury Asset Management Kleinwort Benson Prolific Business Post delivers My favourite share Simon Smith believes when it comes to successful stock-picking, a good big 'un will always beat a good little' un Balance Pep risk and reward Scottish Legal Life Bid battle to decide price of war bravery Collecting for investment Social Security Infotrade Personal Finance On-Line Allied Dunbar Legal & General Retail Prices Index is a real basket case Inflation rates can vary by up to three points from the RPI, depending on your shopping list, writes Rupert Steiner Boots plans loyalty card The Equitable Life Top savings rates UK equity growth unit trusts Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Lock in to gain high returns Savings News Multiple Display Advertising Items General Accident Business to Business M&G Security system faces facts Security Pick up a Windfall at Apple Expo '95 Gizmos of the future Apple-Expo In this weekly column, we review the latest CD-Roms for personal computing in the home 3D Garden Designer 2 Design your own home Net pages A new design package promises to turn home-computer users into Internet publishers, writes David Hewson Dogs get sniff of invention Calculator ban would add up Children must learn the basics before being let loose with calculators. David Hewson argues that dumb reliance robs us of understanding Payphones become cashpoints MAC Collect mail and faxes by telephone If Harold Robbins is no stranger to your bedside table, this could prove useful Impress your friends during discussions of the London Film Modem offers mobile access to Internet Bits & Bytes There's an incredible wealth of information on this site set up by the producers Hire a CD-Rom Probe to reveal sun's secrets The Soho satellite, launched next month, will carry out the most detailed investigation of the sun to date, writes Roger Dobson Home radio phone set to make waves A radio-based phone system is to challenge BT in the home, writes Allola Clegg How the system will work Casio Edited by Christopher Lloyd Contents Dickens in Love The Letters Of Charles Dickens The British Academy/Pilgrim Edition Volume VIII: 1856-1858 edited by Graham Storey and Kathleen Tillotson Clarendon Press £95 pp836 Contents Painted into a corner? Choose your words carefully Picture Gallery Teaching a lesson Hearing aid Critical List The blub culture has Harvey Porlock wringing his hands in despair Pumping irony Schwarzenegger's biographer believes that much of the movie star's success comes from a willingness for self-mockery. Zoe Heller is not so sure Putting the world to rights On Being Jewish by Julia Neuberger Heinemann £16.99 pp274 A question of stereotypes The Jew In The Text Modernity And The Construction Of Identity by Linda Nochlin and Tamar Garb Thames and Hudson £18.95 pp336 Just a thought The Oxford Companion To Philosophy edited by Ted Honderich Oup £25 pp1,010 Century Criss—crossing the cultural boundaries The Way We Live Now by Richard Hoggart Chatto £18 pp352 Lost for words The Way We Are by Margaret Visser Viking £14 pp314 The Sunday Times Mission accomplished? The Missionary Position by Christopher Hitchens Verso £7.95 pp98 a Simple Path by Mother Teresa Rider Books £9.99 pp190 Waterstone's Diary Cruising his way to success His brittle, sophisticated plays and urbane image hid an unerring ambition, a penchant for sailors and a habit of beating the cushions whenthwarted. Sarah Bradford assesses a definitive biography of Noël Coward Getting to the heart Ralphdom Ralph Richardson The Authorised Biography by John Miller Sidgwick £16.99 pp 384 35 Years Ago this Week Evelyn Waugh writing to Ann Fleming, November 10,1960 On the Shelf William Trevor celebrates the courage of WNP Barbellion's moving record of his short life. The Journal Of a Disappointed Man What an optic nerve Howard Hodgkin. Paintings essays by Michael Auping, John Elderfield and Susan Sontag (with a catalogue raisonné by Marla Price) Thames and Hudson £28 pp216 Dorothy Dunnett It's a kind of magic Nicolette Jones is enchanted by a bewitching choice of books for toddlers and teenagers Murray Smith Handfuls of dust The Heart Of India by Mark Tully Viking £16 pp241 Spirit of place Numbers In The Dark by Italo Calvino Cape £15.99 pp276 Secret loves American Studies by Mark Merlis Fourth Estate £8.99 pp275 A vanishing world Dangerous Calm: The Selected Stories Of Elizabeth Taylor edited by Lynn Knight Virago £15.99 pp338 Fight the good fight The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 399 Paperbacks Talking Books The Day After Tomorrow by Allan Folsom (picture right) read by Edward Herrmann Hardbacks Paperbacks The Writers Bureau The Times Literary Supplement Direct Debit Funday Times Strip-Teasers The Funday Times Club Beryl the Peril Beryl the PERil Beryl the Peril Car-Paintry Haunted Henrietta Yes M'lady I Will Survive Sent to Coventry London (Toy) Town Un-Egg-Xpected Brain Drain The Funday Times Deputy Dink Mr Clean Picture Gallery Lord Snooty Fishtales The Numskulls Spider Man The Intelligent Cod Picture Gallery Nickelodeon & The Funday Times Present Nickelottery Style Inside Destined to disappoint Breeches of promise Thanks, but no pranks So the big annual Ross Hallowe'en bash has been… Knockout contender Diana not only revealed her strength last week, as she effortlessly scooped up a 10-year-old boy, says Roland White. She also found her true vocation—as a Gladiator Picture Gallery End of the model army The Supermodelus is an endangered species—New York designers last week spearheaded its demise. Stuart Wavell, with apologies to David Attenborough, on why it is likely to end up as extinct as the dinosaurs The Savoy They come with the territory One duke may have died last week but there are still 24 of them, above. But what do they actually do? Very little, says A A Gill, it's the best job in the world Going through the motions The world's most important figures debated there; now soap and pop stars air their views. Walter Ellis on the decline of the prestigious Oxford Union Britain's Music Club Departments for foreign If you fancy Norwegians then Rotherhithe's the place to be. But what of Swedes or Aussies? Roland WHITE's guide to foreign fraternising Being naughty at forty Middle-aged women are suddenly taking off their clothes—politically correct or plain desperate? 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