News from 10/12/1995
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Taki, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Robin Cook, Rob Stean, Pete Bradley, Christopher Middleton, Laurens Van Der Post, Bernard Gafferty, John Davison, Jon Swain, Helen Davidson, Steve McNie, Lucy Lawrence, John Peter, Mark Reason, David Watkins, Firdaus Kanga, Mike Clarke, Maureen Finegan, Jan Morris, Lesley White, Jonathan Porritt, John Jay, Theodore Dalrymple, Sarah Davies Children's fiction editor, Susan d'Arcy, Norman MaCrae, Mike Lawrence, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, Fergus Kelly, Lord Bath, Alistair Scott, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Carol M Creasey, David Schwartz, Charles Hymas, Sebastian Hamilton, Nick Rufford Dili, Mary Wilson, Ted Mason, Harry Baker Department of Experimental Psychology, Edward Platt, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Philippa Gregory, Ann McFerrance, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Graham Able, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, Craig Raine, David Dougill, Tony Edwards, Vinny Lee, Mariella Frostrup, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, Mrs M A Stoneley, Margaret Coles, Margarette Driscoll, Jeremy Clarkson, David Cairns, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Louise Taylor, Nigel Martin-Smith, Fleur Adcock, Geoff Whitten, Lyn Thomas, Peter Gouldstone, Michael Jones, Peter Millar, Kirstie Hamilton Deputy City Editor, Peter Kellner, Michael Berwyn-Jones, George Perry, Cathy Scott-Clark, Robin Marlar, Graham Otway, Kevin Connolly, Gill Cuthbert, Nick Gardner, Pam Barren, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Mike Howarth, Rupert Widdicombe, Rob Steen, Jonathan Margolis, Christine Toomey, Bill Kenwright Vice President, Stuart Wavell, Roger Eglin, Paul Donovan, Michael Prescott Political Correspondent, Sue Lawrence, Gerald Kaufman, Paul Driver, James Adams, Olga Craig, Simon Fanshawe, Boris Schapiro, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Janet Fine, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, Tim Rayment, Paul Durman, Sheila Fuller, Joel Stern, Michael Dibdin, Kirstie Hamilton, Betty Boothroyd, Tom Shone, Lord Archer, Susan Clark, Hugh McLlvanney, David Lawrenson, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Lord Gowrie, R S, Christopher Lloyd, Tom Hahn, Desmond Alfred, Nick Peters, Sue Reid, Dr A Kup, Philip Lawrence Headmaster, John Karter, Adrian George, Gareth Huw Davies, Sir Derek Jacobi President, John Laughland, David Graham, David Leppard Home Affairs Editor, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, Helen Hawkins, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Nick Cain, Ian Crichley, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Neil, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Ian Coxon, John Park, Julie Cohen, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Fraser Harrison, James Woodall, Chris Willows, Phillp Craigie, Ian Burrell, Paul Britton, Mandy Francis, Colin McDowell, Kathy Lloyd, Simon Kaminsky The Correct Spelling Society, Christopher Goodwin, George Walden, Tony Rocca, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Nicholas Bethell, Peter Johnson, Alex Fortune, Kevin Pratt, Janet Parker, Ray Hutton, Mike Newby, Michael Wilson, Jason Orange, Peter Watts, Jonathan Leake, Sean Hargrave, Rosalind Ridley, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Lesley Thomas, Michael Austin, Andrew Alderson, Jonathan Ross, A A Gill, Andrew Malone, Jo Michael, Antonia Fraser, Rajeev Syal, Kirsty Lang, Quentin Hardy, Chrissy Iley, Stephen Pettitt, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, John Spurling, Gilbert Adair, Billie Whitelaw, Naomi Caine, Adrian Levy, David Wickers, Bennett Stewart, Marcelle Katz, Carmen Callil, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Dan Cairns, Rufus Ollns, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Shusha Guppy, David Smith Economics Editor, Simon Reeve, Carey Scott, Joanna Simon, Stephen Boyd, Douglas Kennedy, Sophie Grigson, Petra James, Sean O'Donnell, Dan Pearson, Stephen Hayward, Georgina Howell, Karen Robinson, Brigadier Michael Blackman,
ResumoContents Barings bosses make £20m in Christmas bonuses Move to ban knives after head's death Howard pledges review of law Hillary Clinton 'stopped sex case against friend' Weather Contents Customs clear Aitken in arms to Iran affair Tyson Major urged to end cabinet feud Moss Bros The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers New rail firm given licence to cut trains Labour may oust terrorist candidate Graham's Port Council tax bills to rise by up to 70% Barclays pledges to end mortgage interest rip-off Desmond Shawe-Taylor Memorial Talks to tempt Diana on divorce Soldier relives kidnap ordeal at hands of Colombian rebels Revealed: the figures who inspire our hon members Portillo More Despised than Hitler American Express 106 Peugeot School reels from head's murder The vision that brought results Lombard Bank Limited Grieving family in mad cow crossfire Sainsbury's Call for labels on all beef products Secret plan for more Tory women MPs Major ready to oust party's dead wood Spy cameras home in on village green Bad welding 'led to Senna death crash' Ford Season of hardship on the streets Homeless need help this Christmas Royal Mail Global drop in Aids predicted Hung-up staff turn backs on dressing down Mercedes-Benz Cellnet Miserable people make more sense Philip Morris Corporate Affairs One giant leap of the imagination Atticvs National Savings This scatterbrain has driven us potty Atticvs Why do the lefties still rule America? Atticvs Eastern magic at the school of kings Atticvs The plain truth about South Africa Atticvs Nick Newman's Week French Nightmare Will the street-fighters help John Major by blocking the road to monetary union? Dillons the Bookstore Vive la révolution! Vive sex Today's turmoil in France has echoes beyond the riots of 1968—its roots are two centuries old, writes Simon Sebag Montefiore Midland Pull Chirac's strings, and everything unravels Deep-rooted weakness has created the mess France is in, writes John Laughland Body builders Scientists can now grow skin. One day, they may even make spinal cords, writes Peter Millar Hewlett Packard Diana's wild card Political? Of course she is Brother Saudi princes vie for crown Threat to oil kingdom as Fahd lies stricken Boots The American President Media storm troopers lay siege to Bosnia Mascot Woolwich Building Society 'Floating town' liner ready to rule waves Kinsey report based on pervert's files Laphroaig Boys' army renews Timor freedom fight Hardliners plot to kill Adams In today's Other Papers Shell is 'biggest global warmer' Labour to pay MPs £66,000 BSE scientist 'intimidated' Dole is paid to tree dwellers Vodafone Socialite chases power in Moscow Russian Election '95 The Royal Bank of Scotland Saddam's exiled daughters 'want to go home' Russia's reindeer herders lock horns with oil barons Harrods Knightsbridge Bananagate puts Dole on the skids Higher Education Supplement Marijuana dreamer hits business high The Royal Bank of Scotland Dutch farmers have a pig of a problem Hewlett Packard Models may be victims of serial killer The Rail Shop Little old lady and a £14m coup Kennedy hype may not save George Inside New York Cheap Talk in the Office Panasonic Orchestrated riot Poleaxed by agony aunt Kissinger says film is a fairy tale Subway gets old coins for new fares Major plans currency referendum Police phone taps leaked to criminals Weather and Travel Outlook Schoolboy sets off on Antarctic odyssey Sterling Three split £8.1m lottery jackpot News Digest Man dies at private prison Top athlete Ebola alert £1.2m damages Teething trouble Pylon cases Murder hunt Contents DTI to drop Anglia TV and Saatchi insider inquiries Jobs to go as giant losses hit Trafalgar Disastrous results herald shake-up Revealed: companies that perform best for investors Peoples Phone rings up a flotation Rough Diamonds Granada plans to cut Forte's costs Contents Virgin in £3bn expansion to challenge BA Direct Returns that investors can really believe in Agenda Crown direct Computer Products City expects Clarke to overrule George Fayeds add crown court to portfolio Worried accountants seek refuge offshore Lonrho studies break-up plan SFO to double its workload Business Digest Wealthy Asians to launch new bank The dinosaurs demerge Forte plans to demerge. Is it a serious attempt to unlock shareholder value or merely a desperate measure to fend off Granada's bid? Rufus Ollns reports Licence to trill has 1980s start-up ringing bells down the high street Ardyn Bernoth on the success of Charles Wigoder, who built a tiny communications firm into the Peoples Phone chain SEBE Creating wealth: the best and the worst The first ranking of shareholder value A survey of Britain's top companies reveals the real creators and destroyers of wealth for investors. Matthew Lynn reports Shareholder value: How the top 200 British companies stack up Coca-Cola, GE and Wal-Mart are the top performers in America MVA rankings reveal that big companies are consistently good or bad, writes Garth Alexander from New York Winners and losers for shareholders Lloyds Bank Most accurate way of measuring companies Sheer size does not reveal a company's performance so Joel Stern, Bennett Stewart and Tom Hahn of Stern Stewart devised a better measure Union Bank of Switzerland Power lines pile on Grid pressure Prufrock New restaurateur serves tasty figures It's a ball on $44m a year Vaux brewer is prince's ambassador Frank Nicholson has won the Ambassador Award for his efforts in helping his community, writes Richard Woods Bonus millionaires Asprey tax probe In today's Other Papers Demerger for BAT Savoy bidders FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data St Louis' Melin may join Arjo in board shake-up Sharewatch Multiple Display Advertising Items A share in the boardroom Diamond cartel row heading for climax De Beers' grip on the diamond market is slipping a little but an all-out price war is unlikely, writes Kirstie Hamilton Rich pickings loom as Japan starts to recover With the government pumping billions into the economy and company profits rising at 20%, investors are turning bullish. But the problems are not over yet, warns Garth Alexander Bose Olivetti personal computers Be brave Ken, Eddie was wrong before Economic Outlook The Omega from Vauxhall Business Challenge Britain becomes special again as America's trade with Asia sours American Account Telford Electra boss and LBS link to fund start-ups Britain's best-known business school is taking the plunge to help entrepreneurs turn ideas into reality, reports Ardyn Bernoth Birmingham Midshires Building Society Trader tastes sweet victory over big cheeses A ruling against Clydesdale district council's condemnation of a specialist cheese bodes well for small firms, writes Helen Davidson Member HSBC Group Exporter paints rosy picture for small firms Service comes top Readers pick favourite businesses The winners of the second Customer Champion Awards are abou to be unveiled It's miles better to deal with customer complaints quickly Consumer Four of our finalists, Air Miles, Kwik-Fit, Principal Hotels and Allied Carpets, find that customer care pays. Roger Eglin reports Dentists get their teeth into care Small Firms Library workers go by the book Public Sector Allied Carpets Banking on creating the right impression Financial For companies such as First Direct, which do all their business by phone, customer care is everything, says Kevin Pratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Auditel (uk) LTd. Multiple Display Advertising Items TRi Ox International Limited The Pinstripe Farming Company Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items MBA Corporate Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Linx Turn It into Pounds Every Week Big Al Goes Legit! Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sensor Electronics Ltd Trade, Collaborations and Joint Ventures with Russia A safe income for life with the Selecta Bournmoute International Centre The Pet Club of Great Britain Multiple Display Advertising Items Claims Direct Limited 'I'm ready to rumble' Still free, still wheeling and still King Rob Stean describes a close shave in court for the promoter Don King, the man who controls Mike Tyson Doing it on her Lonesome American champion Blythe Miller has her eye on Cheltenham gold—sometime. John Karter reports Gladiators to the rescue of a dying sport Breeder Peter Lewis says showjumping can be saved. He tells Keith Wheatley his plans for change Bishops Finger Martin ruins Becker's party On the Record One Man takes a leap towards grey eminence Results Round-Up Racing Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Rugby League Paul's conversion Talk about a novelty: an England fly-half who seldom kicks. Mark Reason meets Paul Grayson Marston's Pedigree North take title in try feast Big chill freezes Samoan style Gallagher in a class of his own England's brave new world begins to look like the bad old days The present selection policy, with all its ins and outs, is likely to come badly unstuck, says Stephen Jones Wonderful Wigan back from dead Angry Revol told to apologise for attack on referee The Rugby The Times Truly, the Jack of all trades Jack Russell's bite proved worse than his bark last week. Robin Marlar doffs a respectful cap Reed Book Services Ltd England cut a bore draw short Atherton takes guard among the hard men Graham Otway talks to Trevor Bailey, the original barnacle, about England's new yardstick for defiance Trevor Bailey's Barnacle Ratings Scoreboard Edwards wins as athletics loses Last night, Jonathan Edwards won the prestigious IAAF Athlete of the Year award. But his win has been eclipsed by claims of vote-rigging in the past. By Ian Chadband Symonds includes himself out The dual nationality of the Gloucestershire batsman could soon end in an Australian World Cup place. Graham Otway reports Huntig for Perfection Hale knocked out in first round Boxing Norland "Old Speckled Hen" Men o' war, and fitnesse too Portugal have more to teach us about the science of thinking than the art of jinking. Chris Lightbown assesses a foe whom England have reason to fear Anfield awaits Ajax in orange Ireland face trial by wingers The battle for the final place at Euro '96 promises a vivid contrast in styles. Joe Lovejoy reports England could do with a little more self-respect Tuesday's match at Wembley should provide a chance to praise, not bury, says Joe Lovejoy Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Minor Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Overdue win brings cheer for Big Ron Martin Searby at Highfield Road Adams one for the X file Pole Position Sheringham spurs mission improbable Yeboah cleans up the mess The TV Game Barmby quells City uprising Kevin Connolly at Riverside Stadium Bolton's basement blues Grimsby draw on Bonetti flair Six-goal Sunderland power their way to top Unlucky Leicester slide again Golden Gloves Chelsea in domestic bliss Joe Lovejoy at Stamford Bridge Cantona to the rescue as United stumble Chris Lighthown at Old Trafford Sinutab Golden Gauntlets Edwards wins, Nebiolo denies Premier League I Knew what was wrong with Matthew. . . I just knew Billie Whitelaw, the actress, relives the day her son nearly died of meningitis Extracted from her recent autobiography Please Help us to Help Them Omega Cellphones direct Labour's learning curve Cathy Scott-Clark and Charles Hymas on the thriving inner-city primary behind Labour's overhaul of its education policies How to sack bad teachers Fearsome aunt holds away in the madhouse Profile Why Hurd's instinct was to say no to deputy PM Sharp Our criminal fraternity Breaking free of 25 Cromwell Street Paul Britton, the forensic psychologist in the West case, examines how the couple's children can rebuild their shattered lives Why do we love the Scots but laugh at the Welsh? Dunhill A team player who's biting his tongue for Tony Interview Chrissy lley meets Robin Cook Great and good but never common Gerald Kaufman ponders how to stop Britain's quangos from being the preserve of a well-meaning but unrepresentative elite Rivals rail at brazen busman Fergus Kelly on the Stagecoach boss training his sights on a new challenge Take a short cut to sanity in Ulster Multiple Display Advertising Items Heavy cost of the rush to Rome Lesley White This lady does smile too much Labour living a lie on taxes Godfrey Smith Euro-fantasists Labour's nuclear power transformer Quidnunc Pussycat at MI5 Give Blair a front seat at the French follies Pugilist Kinnock says sorry Radisson Edwardian Hotels London Nostalgia ain't what it's cracked up to be I Would like to correct any false impressions which… Multiple Display Advertising Items No such thing as a free ride Newton was no demon Beef burghers Military anathema Not so fashionable cause The Sunday Times Points Birthdays Britain's invisible children Don't let 'professionals' tell you what is best Parents in uphill battle to win help for the disabled Tim Rayment on why the theory of care often fails in practice Consumer Rights in Europe Lighthouses in the dark Above all, follow your gut feeling Fujifilm Some days you cope and some you don't The real handicap Heartbreak, yes—but also hope British Gas Service Back to the future in Moscow George Walden returns to his alma mater and finds optimism among Russian students The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Attractive Former Coach House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prices at high tide on the waterfront Houses that overlook rivers or canals can provide great opportunities for sport and relaxation—but only at a price, writes Mary Wilson Central London Estate Agents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wesley House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regalian Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chestertons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Copping Joyce Multiple Classified Advertising Items Farley & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items North of the Thames Multiple Classified Advertising Items New services designed to boost sales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Berkeley Homes Foxtons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Queensway Quay Gibraltar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Home Truths Investors go back to the future Top Performing Fund of Funds Trust reaps reward of playing Footsie Truth, half-truths and insurance patter Innovation Rock Star . . . Marilyn Monroe sang Diamonds Are a… Banks slip up on loans Banks Schroders Potent Poser Landed gentry fear attack from Labour Budget for a rise in pension contributions Motorists hazy about legal drink-drive limit National Savings My name's bond, backtrack bond Questions of cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Mutiny over bounty for QE2 delay Insurers cut rates as Aids fears recede Lenders called to account Building societies act to put house in order Revelations about mortgage charges have left most lenders flailing about in their small print, write Paul Nuki and Rupert Steiner Fidelity Direct Midland Homeowners in rush to check for mortgage errors Sharelink Gartmore Make sure the pounds in your pocket are real Ordinary shoppers should be on their guard as banknote forgets become increasingly sophisticated in catching up with the printers, writes Rupert Steiner Debt helpline offers tips for Christmas York Share The Equitable Life Diamonds are forever, until they get stolen Women who own expensive jewellery should get customised insurance and have gems valued, writed Naomi Caine Historical clues to a year-end bonus Scottish Widows Direct Money Section Allied Trust Bank Multiple Display Advertising Items The M&G Pep Profit from lesson in home economics People whose only asset is their house are being offered new and safe schemes to release its value for much-needed income, writes Nick Gardner Car insurance becomes cheaper as competition accelerates Merchant Investors Assurance Foreign Colonial Investment Management Women score with the art of the print Collecting for investment Chinese puzzle as Hong Kong awaits its fate The former colony, first stop on my world investment tour, faces an uncertain future The Smaller View Birmingham Midshires Don't credit the crooks As credit-card theft spirals, Naomi Caine explains how to keep a tight grip on your flexible friend Rupert bears Christmas presents Savings News Tessa Chase De Vere Investments PLC Top savings rates Far East unit trusts incl Japan Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management 'Accident' in lab creates super motor A scientist who stumbled on to the world's most magnetic material saw its attraction for electric vehicles, writes Tony Edwards Internet will cut cost of meetings Abbey Studios tune in to the multimedia age The computer company Apple is turning the studios into a facility where groups can record multimedia CD's. Writes David Hewson How Electro-Kinetic Fences Can Control Pollution Delphi Microsoft will make Internet software free Free browser and server packages mark the company's attempt to catch up with the online revolution. David Hewson reports The secret future of the computer Superhighway man drives BT Profile Rupert Gavin has the job of deciding which route BT should take on the information superhighway, writes Christopher Lloyd Online banking will put an end to rip-offs Sounding Banks won't change until they suffer real competition, says David Hewson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items ADT Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cordis shows how to obtain R&D grants Bits & Bytes Oil monitor 'can avert disasters' The COUNTRY's first online flight-reservation service goes live tomorrow If you were appalled by the Caught in The Act Video that used security footage to titillate viewers, check out this new site Multiple Classified Advertising Items Shape-change robot is tops Fa-carling Multiple Classified Advertising Items William Loughran Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sytner Multiple Display Advertising Items Altwood Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Holland Park Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Ultimate Driving Machine Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Honda Jaguar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Southend Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Privilege Insurance Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Retail Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jacksons Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Road Malaya Tradition of Excellence Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Greenoaks Multiple Classified Advertising Items Westwood Garage Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lamborghini Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items AFN Porsche Registration Transfers Elite Registrations Car Marks of Hull Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mc Mel & Co. Ltd Midland Registrations Multiple Classified Advertising Items David Duggan SAAB Multiple Classified Advertising Items Diabolical liberties Taking the lid off a Lamborghini makes a great poser's car even more potent, says Ray Hutton Rolls-Royce Michael Powles Limited H. R. Owen Tradition of Excellence Guaranteed Motor Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Jack Barclay Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunny, one so true—I absolutely loathed you Broughtons Weybridge Automobiles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Murray Motor Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items Magnetic North It's springtime in Arctic Canada where Stuart Wavell engages in deeds of derring - Skidoo, and polar bears eat their way through the food chain Orange Gearing up Ski glasses and goggles British Midland Italian Flight Centre Ars longa, vita brevis Tony Rocca goes hospital-visiting in Siena Crystal Holidays Holiday Money Travel Brief Trans Indus Ltd Paris strike-action havoc Directions Sintra's list Rich in spirits Best buy The green holiday list In brief. . . Nairobi's crime-busters Peerless A yen to go Grave news Born again Bahamas Kuoni Multiple Display Advertising Items Treats of Utrecht Fraser Harrison savours the carless, canal-rich city Le Shuttle The Boat The artist Adrian George paints the Nile from the cushions of a perfumed felucca; and, below, David Wickers tells you how to choose the perfect Nile cruise ship Navigating the current trends Le Shuttle Hammered home The Deep End Costa Rica Ireland Holidays '96 Pinnacle achievements High adventure, desolate beauty, and a martial-arts expert with a secret weapon—RICHARD Woods found them all in the Karakoram Swan Hellenic Pettills The Display Travel Section Travel Brief Time for reflection: one of the porters at rest on the glacier Virgin Holidays Holiday Inn Late tribute Nicholas Bethell believed he was on his way to Hungary in 1956. This year, he made it Trail Finders USAirtours plc Airline Network Quest Worldwide STA Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Qantas Travel Planners Qantas Bridge the World Peregor Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Connections Multiple Display Advertising Items Winter Sports Multiple Classified Advertising Items Greaves Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Skiers Travel Bureau Ski Solutions Multiple Classified Advertising Items General Accident Direct Somak Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mark Warner Multiple Display Advertising Items Snow Line Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Egypt, Israel, Jordan. 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Korn/ferry Carre Orban International Multiple Display Advertising Items BET Scottish Prison Service Dial Communications Cabouchon MSL International AAD Executive Selection GKRS Search & Selection PA Consulting Group Albemarle GKRS Search & Selection Norwich Union The Lloyd Group Wickland Westcott Harvey Nash PLC Mainland Alderwick Peachell Limited Henry James E R C International Technology Recruitment Ward Executive Limited Mercury Communications Simpson Crowden Consultants Ingram Micro Austin Knight Simpson Crowden Consultants Building a Better Future for the Local Economy The Royal Institution of Great Britain Chusid Headway Transarc Associates in Advertising The Royal Bank of Scotland IBS Consulting Services Ltd David Abbott and Partners Bull Thompson International MFS Communications Tanita Scale John Fenton Training International PLC Mizon Executive University of East London PRS Selection Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items East Midlands Electricity Multiple Display Advertising Items DiALnet The Chartered Institute of Bankers The Institute of Groundmanship Multiple Display Advertising Items Smith Nephew Dixons Group plc Army Base Repair Organisation Morgan & Banks International March Consulting Group Howgate Sable KPMG Selection & Search Bass Clerical Medical Investment Group Anglo Financial Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Breckenridge Consultants Limited Patrick Norris Associates Malvern Girls' College Digital Portland International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wiston House Conference Centre Royal National Theatre Career Movers' Companion Multiple Display Advertising Items The Council on Tribunals Senior Lawyer Succession Planning Associates Amstrad Docutech Sales Executive Amnesty International United Kingdom Royal Academy of Arts Buyer Select Consultants Recruitment and Assessment Services South Ribble Borough Council Thomson Partners Search and Selection Manchester Chief Executive's Department Price Waterhouse Recruitment & Assessment Services Price Waterhouse Assisted places scheme needs a bit of help Fast from being elitist, helping parents fund private education is cost-effective, but is threatened by fee-capping, says Graham Able Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Hanson lords it over teachers Central School of Counselling & Therapy Limited Airline Training for Pilots Multiple Classified Advertising Items University of Warwick Charterhouse MD Educational Consultants University of East Anglia Regent's College London European Business School Hertford College Oxford London Electronic Arts Multiple Display Advertising Items The School of Chiropody & Podiatric Medicine Westminster Abbey Choir Leaders learn to lead themselves Managers are being taught to explore their personal capabilities so as to become better leaders in business, writes Margaret Coles Penguin Books Douglass & Partners Limited Thamesmead The Sunday Times On the Move Internet Technology Limited Teaching Company Directorate Finance & Administration Manager John Burton Associates Murray Lawrence Holdings Limited Demand for finance staff hits record Contents Wessex Man King Alfred the Great by Alfred P Smyth Oup £25 pp 744 Alfred the Great by David Sturdy Constable £18.95 pp268 Contents Pile 'Em High Scrabbling around Youth truth Readers alert Critical List Harvey Porlock and the moment of truth: the literary Christmas lists The battle rages on On the Origins of War by Donald Kagan Hutchinson £25 pp606 Muriel Gray Revolution in the Head Waterstone's Looking out for Mother Nature Nature's Keepers: The New Science of Nature Management by Stephen Budiansky Weidenfeld £20 pp310 A bumpy ride Car Wars by Janathan Mantle Macmillan £18 pp266 At home with the Groves The Grove Diaries: The Rise and Fall of an English Family 1809-1925 edited by Desmond Hawkins Devecote Press £25 pp375 Love in the time of genocide Aimée & Jaguar by Erica Fischer Bloomsbury £16.99 pp300 Diary Fear eats the soul The repression of Soviet writers initiated by Stalin in the 1930s ended only with perestroika. Craig Raine assesses an account of the KGB's terrible encounters with the literart world Big Brother is taking notes Peter Millar studies the KGB's secret files on Alexander Solzhenitsyn 40 Years Ago this Week E Arnot Robertson reviewing Thurber's Dogs in The Spectator, December 16,1955 On the Shelf Carmen Callil wallows in the sheer romance of Georgette Heyer's Sylvester Arrow The man who has everything Rasero by Francisco Rebolledo translated by Helen R Lane Weidenfeld £16.99 pp552 Enter the dragon Rice by Su Tong trans by Howard Goldblatt Simon & Schuster £14.99 pp266 Fanning the flames Philippa Gregory curls up with some new romances Gollancz The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No. 404 Talking Books Paperbacks Hardbacks Paperbacks John Mortimer The Times Literary Supplement Waterstone's The Funday Times Strip-Teasers No kidding! Planet of the Ducks Creature Feature The Fundaytimes Club Beryl the Peril Animal Magic Making a Meal of It Micro Mutt News Take this an' that Ball's in your Court Cheesy Rider Frame and Fortune Moose Bison Axes Countdown To Christmas Deputy Dink Mr Clean Rex and Tex Lord Snooty A comic classic from The Beano Fish Tales The NuMSKULLS Spider-Man The iNTELLiGENT God Bogart Joy Stick ScRiBBLE Nickelodeon Style Inside Christmas: a band topic I'm in with the in crowd Jonathan Ross's Week We've got your number The Princess of Wales wore a cap as a disguise, but do the numerals on it carry a still more secret message? Christopher Middleton finds out A sketchy past Fergie is in the news with her new bohemian friend and her stolen jewels Article Withdrawn Girls just want No Title Sainsbury's Labour of love The poet Fleur Adcock hit the headlines with her saucy ode to John Prescott. Here she exclusively writes four more political verses Kenwood A respite from peer pressure The Sunday Times Five who should be in the Tie Rack Burberrys of London All the right moves As Richard and Judy prepare for London, Roland White offers a guiding hand Turnberry The Glenlivet What would Plato say? Maybe the French prime minister, beset by les grèves, could use him. Marcelle Katz meets Paris's first personal philosopher Janet Reger Harveys Bristol Cream Gone to the dogs Serving posh nosh at a greyhound track was a losing bet for star chef Richard Corrigan, left, says Christopher Middleton Magimix Radisson Edwardian Hotels London Sun stroke Restaurant Watch Winner's Dinners Sainsbury's The Sunday Times Crossword Snow Brief Lives Danny La Rue vs Lily Savage Feuds Corner The drink driver Family Life Apple Exit the revolving bore Fitness An exercise bike is good for a work-out, but isn't it tedious? Not any more, says Mandy Francis On the line Ian Burrell on the cocaine addicts prepared to sign away their lives in hope of a cure Picture Gallery Diamonds are Forever Invented in Scotland and made fashionable in Florida, angyles will always be desirable says Colin McDowell Louisiana oysters Something to Chew on Perrier-Jouët A white Christmas Food & Drink Wine The curtain's up Table Talk Christmas cakes Mews of the world Interiors A pair of converted stables in Knightsbridge is the simple setting for a successful meeting of East and West. 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These days only 'partner' will do, says Peter Millar Sisters do it for themselves Male tastes have long ruled Hollywood, but now women are muscling in In a league of their own Money talks The rest of the week's films For the Perfect Christmas Gift When Andy met Sidney: Michael Douglas and Annette… Having trouble with congress The White House is no place for a love affair, but it's perfect for a romantic comedy. Although Tom Shone wouldn't vote for Michael Douglas, Annette Bening is the ideal first lady Funny peculiar Shaftesbury Theatre Listen to those cash registers ring Pop's golden oldies have turned into unexpected money-spinners as back catalogues are reissued. Some are even worth listening to, says Robert Sandall Seven Seas Health Care Cracking good They came, they were seen, they conquered—the Irish comics are here, and they're a welcome addition to the alternative scene, says Simon Fanshawe PPP healthcare No fixed abodes Of all the images that evoke the American psyche, none is as potent as the motel, that pitshop on the American way, where a nation consummates its love affair with the automobile. By Douglas Kennedy Hover bother on the horizon The hovercraft, once the pride of British maritime engineering, is now considered a dinosaur by many. And, as Jonathan Margolis finds, it could be facing its final years Martin Guerre It's all too much, honey Scrutiny The Sunday Times The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Theatre Club Cinderella Sadler's Wells, London Ec1 See page 53 for further offers in your area plus the… Charles Ives: a celebration Concert and book offer Barbican, London EC2 Usher in the new year at Centre Stage! The Times Literary Supplement A top scorer Wooed by both South Bank orchestras, Mariss Jansons, is a man to watch, says Stephen Pettitt Homage to a king After a whole year of him, David Cairns is satisfied that Purcell is one of the greats Royal Academy of Arts A failure of judgment Shaw's Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles is a terrible play, yet John Peter recommends an excellent production The Brothers McMullen The rest of the week's theatre Roal Albert Hall Booties and the Beast The Russian All Stars' new ice show is here for eight months. 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