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ResumoContents Most under-11s watch violent videos Major threatens new war on EU over court ruling Damsels not distressed by medieval chastity belt Contents Seaman saves the day for England's lions Contents Diana snubbed as 'Queen of Hearts' Savoy Taylors Guild Contents IRA's bomb victims join prayer for peace Heseltine backs call to sack Hogg Find out about the Government's Open Door Newspapers Support Recycling Labour to put Thatcher cap on councils Doctors demand end to ban on sex with patients Wanted Noye is police informer MPs get a tiger in their pants Hello! and welcome to gushy television Compaq British Energy Share Offer Mothers in wave of job loss claims FO ordered illegal bug on Gibraltar's police ICL Abbey National Labour's Elgin marbles row Citroen Architects set to build fortune on the lottery UK drugs girl freed in secret Thai bail deal Royal Mail to lose its monopoly In today's Other Papers Hogg kept out of EU beef battle Cancer treatment Robot performs surgical operations Gun cache found National Employers' Liaison Committee Hospital lets nurse do cancer surgery Top guns downed by automatic pilot Crumbs Tropical disease ravages Diana's fitness centre Cash probe at 200 charities Truce talks in animal rights war Hurd reveals how ministers fret at media attacks Meat linked with healthier babies Ford Jaguar Euphoric estate agents predict property boom Mandarins dial V+ for victory Study Skills The rich vs stinking rich National Savings Slick Willy misuses the FBI Oh, what a swell party of swells Middle East's shaky peace Nick Newman's Week Death of innocence Most children aged nine to 11 watch adult films depicting sex and brutal murders. Has the video age left parents powerless to prevent the damage such viewing inflicts? Penny Wark and Steve Ball report Sun E45 From Lawrence to Stone: How Censors' Standards Have Changed Who blinked first? John Major has shied away from aprotracted beef war. The settlement reached in Florence has disappointed not only farmers, but many on the Eurosceptic right. Andrew Grice, Michael Prescott and Peter Conradi assess the likely repercussions Battles Won and Lost The Personal Number Company Plc On the trail of Goldfinger Kenneth Noye, who killed a detective investigating his handling of Brink's-Mat bullion, has been a police informer for more than 20 years. Now the police want to know why he disappeared the day after the M25 'road rage' murder. By David Leppard, Adrian Levy and Stephen Grey Renault 'Wifewater' isolates Hillary First lady tours Europe as US wonders: could she go to jail? Japan's steely Mother Teresa tipped to take over the UN Swiftcall You're always switching lights off, lowering… Sharp Mafia hitman turns on the mob Crime bosses lose their grip on Italy BT Archeologists find bejewelled Mayan king Proud Japanese starve to death Even the dead flee Hong Kong The Sunday Times Ford Serb war criminals flaunt their freedom The Times The waiter who laid waste to Hollywood New Zealand's wild horses face the firing squad Chrysler French media face Morocco's royal muzzle Vauxhall Bormann file reopened by passport find German house bugging raises Stasi spectre British Airways Disgusted of Lyons curse their G7 luck If you don't want to pay the VAT, don't Pollution drives thousands from the City of Light Heavies pine for Helmut Bibi and his Rasputin keep Israel guessing Balloon goes up as Kohl's court jester gets serious Inside Berlin Accidents happen in threes A nose for romance Instant Accounting Nike scores a £1m own goal ICL that's IT Schools may teach patriotism Weather and Travel Outlook Council bought Euro 96 tickets Nine winners share £19.4m jackpot News Digest RSPCA bans field sports supporters Train ambushed Power struggle Murder charge Steroids inquiry Low note Whaling fear Winning formula Left on the shelf Police to probe death of copper whistle-blower Banks set to take half of Eurotunnel MAM checks in at the Priory Virgin atlantic Contents Retail spending still strong Contents Chairman of the keyboard tunes up Contents City expects dividend cut at flagging Btr BAe closes in on Nimrod deal Britain under threat of mad European takeover disease Hammerson is sued for £11m Turkey Music group seeks £12m Aim float Walker to lead Conrad bid Berkeley to turn old Dhss base into flats Rolls in line to power B52s Johnston takes Montagu to SFA Business Digest Facia wives were on payroll In the sleepy New England town of Chelsea, Vermont, dusk was falling and children were returning home With the inquiry into trading on the copper market widening, investigators suspect the problems go beyond the activities of one rogue trader at Sumitomo. Garth Alexander reports Where the money may have gone European Business News Looking for an Ascot scoop Scottish Power Money for nothing Private Account Sainsbury plays its loyalty card Sliding BTR faces struggle to revive With profits falling and the dividend likely to be cut for the first time in 30 years, the new chief executive plans a sweeping reformation. Andrew Lorenz reports ICL that's IT The Sunday Times Databank The Sunday Times Mayflower studies new Pullman bid Sharewatch PowerGen A share in the boardroom The Institute of Cetacean Research Asda British Biotech Caledonian Inspirations Goldsborough IWP Lamb pursues Manx crusade Lucent Technologies Euro Champneyships Scott's successful brew Prufrock Poet going for a song Tax Britannica Video guide to management best practice Coopers & Lybrand Ace service Berk's pie charts Clerical Medical CNT Looming boom will not stop rate cuts Cowie buses into big time With the purchase of British Bus, Cowie is confident it is big enough to have an impact on transport policy. Adam Jones reports Telxon Corporations under fire Aer Lingus Davy strikes at rival as staff defect A row with a rival engineering firm, Vai, may shed light on the murky world of industrial spying. By Matthew Lynn Merseyside Employment set to rise this year Our new quarterly survey looks at the nation's changing job prospects. David Smith reports Hats off as Christy rides out to expand Small Business The quintessentially English hatmaker is pinning its hopes on a new factory and management team, writes Claire Oldfield Getty to float Lloyd's rebellion Falklands oil The Times Triumph of experience over hope Ian Chadband on how the old golds glistered at the US Olympic trials Fantasy Formula One Win a VIP day out at the British Grand Prix Exclusive Sunday Times Formula One Competition How the Points were Scored in Montreal Check your Position on the Leaderboard Enjoy VIP Hospitality at Silverstone for Just £299 Brundle shapes Montreal win Slaney clearing the decks ready for grand finale An American icon is pencilled in for Atlanta. Ian Chadband hails the unlikely Olympic comeback of one of the track's regal figures Racing Sport on TV Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rose blossoms in Curtis Cup victory Ford Hindsight wins fallen idol stakes John Karter sees Michael Kinane go from hero to villain and back again in a single Ascot week Shaamit lined up for Irish Derby supplementary Lacoste Summer game's tall order If quality play decides whether a seasonal switch works, St Helens and Wigan are the ideal role models. Stephen Jones reports Scots get stuck in mud BBC Radio Wales are beaten but unbowed Leeds Golden lifeline Dave Lawrenson watches a revival slowly gather pace Time the grand old lady got a full-time job The All England Club hosts the world's greatest tennis tournament. Its few members also enjoy unique access to one of the most under-used facilities in the world. By Ian Hawkey The Sunday Times The Wonders of Wimbledon Seles on song for her Wimbledon comeback How Wimbledon Compares with the Other Grand Slam Venues Proud holder of the order of the British umpire Alix Ramsay meets Jeremy Shales, the unassuming veteran of 35 Wimbledons, and still coming back for more Watch out for the unsung seed-busters Andrew Castle, the former British No 1, selects five outsiders capable of causing considerable mischief Pedigree Siemerink well served with battling victory Debutant crashes the ball Ganguly joins greats As I Say. . . India get set to drop the pilot Graham Otway on the troubles on and off the pitch that could well cost Azharuddin the captaincy, even if his side wins the series Judge the judges who found illy guilty As England's chairman of selectors ponders whether to appeal against the fine imposed on him, Robin Marlar rides to his defence Leaders look for hope in clouds County Championship Sky continue their overhaul Moles' jolly digging falls short of safety Germany regroup and roll on Italy exposed some frailties in Germany's game last week, but to no avail. Analysis by Hugh Mcllvanney Spoilsports ready to pass test of honour Joe Lovejoy believes Croatia can redeem themselves for their cynical approach against Portugal Euro 96: Today's Matches Midfield battle the key for the skilful Czechs Portugal face a trial against an unsung but unrelenting outfit. Chris Lightbown looks at the tactical factors for the underdogs Dour Dutch are made to pay penalty European Championship: Results, Fixtures and Statistics The burden of the man with the whistle Referees are human. They just need some more understanding and new technology. Peter Wilson reports Pearce's penalty eases sore spot The Microsoft Network Reality begins to intrude The joy of a semi-final place is tempered by the knowledge that Tuesday's victory was a display far from the norm, argues Hugh Mcllvanney Adding style to English fervour The Venables revolution erupted into joyful fruition against the Dutch, and was soldified yesterday against Spain. By Joe Lovejoy Focus turns to threat of Klinsmann or Suker Venables will spring strategy of role play to defeat danger of Germany of Croatia, says Dave Thomas That was then but this is now Chris Lightbown debunks the myth that Euro 96 is 1966 revisited—save for one precious link Picture Gallery England v Spain Picture Gallery Contents England's spot of luck Seaman saves the day in penalty shoot-out Contents France beat Holland Omega The Great Purge As the vodka flowed in the Kremlin last week, Boris Yeltsin was forced to sack his closest hardline associates. Behind the purge lay a chilling story, writes Carey Scott Superlative Travel Inside RAC Shattered city can find a new heart An architectural phoenix could emerge from the bomb site, writes Hugh Pearman Article Withdrawn Bulldog with a new lease on life Profile The English patriot Portillo in the front line of a Treasury shoot-out Time Painted into a corner Glimmer of hope Anyone got a hanky? The Times Higher Education Supplement Is Major thinking the unthinkable? Brown lays claim to a room with a view Quidmum 'Spiderman' gets a leg up from Prince Charles Polishing off the patients The great Aids myth is finally laid to rest Why our spies need no French leave Liberation is not a licence for lewdness Arthritis Research Blueprint for a Tory civil war In Opposition, many Tories will prefer to vote with Labour rather than follow a Euro-sceptic line. Michael Prescott says a formal party split could follow Monetary union could cage the Irish tiger Ireland is booming, but that could change if it joins a European single currency and Britain doesn't, writes David Smith Economy helps Tories to close on Labour Zulus' date with destiny Carla Powell on a friendless people who this week could decide the future of South Africa The last of the adventurers Joanna Pitman on the man who lived the most dashing life of the century and became a prototype for James Bond Wise politicians play rock 'n' poll From Russia to America, democracy is tied to rock-style hype, writes Simon Sebag Montefiore Agonising decision over life and death No gun law in Bootle The Sunday Times Referendum: Your leader Major's Rubicon calls… Syncopated Snogging Points Sport's golden oldies steal a march on time Stuart Wavell on the puzzle of how some athletes defy ageing Birthdays Back to square one A chance to repeat history Life in the fast lane The Week Public service with a thin smile Interview God's broker performs political miracles Voice of the victims will be a whisper Many of those affected by crime gain nothing from Michael Howard's new charter, says Margarette Driscoll Applicator will boost use of condoms Bits & Bytes Cable channel pumps out video games Http: //www. murder. tecc. co. uk/ Committed Climbers will find this site a source of useful information SiliconGraphics Silver foil bakes house pests If You are involved in international business, this will no doubt be a good Lotus Notes leaps on Net Software The improved package is the perfect answer to critics of the IBM takeover, writes David Hewson Robots take over cutting of diamonds Chaos CD Rom Review The Unexplained Trolleys put brake on theft Retail Gel changes shape in magnetic fields Moving pavements Great Ideas that Never Made It. . . ALMA The Times New reality of phone pricing will petrify BT As Internet telephony improves, costs will be forced down to the benefit of all, writes David Hewson Science shows Shakespeare did write his plays Linguistics Software tracks down serial killers Crime Scotland Yard is evaluating a new way of analysing geographic clues. Report by Max Glaskin E-mail takes phone and fax messages The Internet Sun Sunday-times Britain sets up media lab Research … Rig taps deep-sea oil Offshore Gene drug to fight cancer Pharmacology Contents Orange Dear Dairy Nik Cohn writes a love letter to Wisconsin, where cheese is not so much a snack, or even a meal in itself—it's a whole whey of life How far should pregnant women go? Rob Ryan weighs up the practical and medical risks of long-haul holidays for mothers-to-be Cresta Irish Ferries Where was I? Holiday Money Making fares unfair? Bomb update Take arrest Passage to northern India Jump ship In brief. . . Cover versions and the Med Stena Line What a site! The gold coast Crystal Holidays The Travel Collection Pleasureseekers Ltd Turkey Infinite Paradise The Sunday Times On the Line Jeremy Paxman casts the waters in Iceland for salmon, Fiona Matthias, right, learns the art of fly-fishing in Ireland and, far right, we give a round-up of the world's best fishing Sunsail The Sunday Times Picardie Spare the rod and don't spoil the fish EasyJet Le Shuttle Calverley Travel Ltd. Times Newspapers Limited Guernsey Casting around the world Mark Warner Blakes Cottages Multiple Display Advertising Items Check-In The Travel Bug USAirtours plc Bon Voyage Travel Insurance Worldwide Travel Insurance Services Qantas Appointed Agents Connections the Travel People Travellers Choice (UK) Commercial Union Travel Insurance Globelink Travel Insurance Austravel Wednesdays and Thursdays in Petworth's 700 acres just can't be beaten Swan Hellenic Norman wisdom Hotels are the bedrock of a cross-Channel break. 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This week, win a two-night break at the Ashdown Park Hotel, Sussex Competition Details Multiple Display Advertising Items Repossession orders rocket Ex-wives win fair shares victory on pensions split Nuclear sell-off 'riskiest yet' Adjusting to perils of 'insurance rage' Contents Northern U-turn on account Ethics Girls. . . women such as Clare Brook left Fidelity Direct Contents Cut-price loans from M&s Family Law Bill offers ex-wives pension solace Northern U-turn National Savings Magic boost to earnings at Greene King Kavanaghs Inside Track Best shares to buy Shock in store for redundant shopper Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Attractive rates of interest look rocky Angels watch our stocks by day Women dominate the City's ethical fund sector. Young and highly articulate, they believe their investment decisions will improve the world. Paul Ham reports Wesleyan Financial Services First National Building Society Guernsey Limited Shares to buy and sell under Blair As the odds shorten on a Labour election win, David Rudnick offers pointers to the stocks canny investors should choose General Accident Bank account will make you green with energy Legal & General Fun and fortune with the minnows of the market Carefully researched penny shares can provide cheap thrills for small investors—but be wary of the potential downside, writes Nick Gardner Credit card firms refuse to pay up Scottish Widows Beale Dobie Bank of Scotland Mortgages Direct Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers Ltd Gartmore Don't be retiring when What have we learnt after the great pensions mis-selling scandal about how to buy a good retirement plan? Kevin Pratt explains the best way forward Shopping for future security Securitised Endowment Contracts Plc The M&G Group Why you should pay for advice Scottish Widows Barclays Stockbrokers Limited Virgin Direct Personal Financial Service Ltd The Sunday Times Edinburgh Unit Trust Managers Ltd Interest-free home loan Mortgage offers double cashback Savings News Direct Line Financial Services Chase De Vere Investment Plc Top savings rates UK unit trusts commodity & energy Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Wise investors look at the downside first Assessing a company's exposure to natural or man-made disasters is essential before buying shares Moving house is costing more Policy Portfolio Alliance & Leicester Instant Direct Why should I use a broker? Paul Ham and Nick Gardner answer two more of the 50 questions most commonly asked by readers Independent Research Services Is it better to buy direct? 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The Belles of the balls I Lost My Heart to the Belles by Pete Davies Heinemann £14.99 pp324 Country Origins Make way for the Kodak Kid George Eastman a Biography by Elizabeth Brayer Johns Hopkins £27.50 pp657 In his own image Photocopies by John Berger Bloomsbury £13.95 pp180 Neanderthal A stranger in paradise Eden Renewed: The Public and Private Life of John Milton by Peter Levi MacMillan £20 pp352 Diary Cool, calm and collecting He likes to think that his obsession is under control, that he can stop any time; after all, he has almost given up. Yet in his heart of hearts, Julian Barnes knows it's not so simple. He can't stop himself acquiring books On the Shelf Ann Tusa is moved to tears by the poignancy of Heinrich Böll's The Silent Angel 20 Years Ago this Week From Jilly Cooper's diary, The Common Years, Friday, July 2,1976 The Times Literary Supplement It's a wise child Nicolette Jones selects suitably grown-up books for the smart 8-12-year-old Par for the coarse Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett Gollancz £15.99 pp288 Consuming passions Dangerous Pleasures by Patrick Gale Flamingo £15.99 pp243 Shortlist Viking Gorleston by Henry Sutton The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 432 Talking Books Hardbacks Paperbacks The Sunday Times The Writing School Picture Gallery Contents Toy Box F-mail. . . The Star letter Pro Action Football Get on the ball! Chew it over Drawing board Picture Gallery Going up Hot stuff American dream On the cards Funday Times News Animal antics Learning the ropes Just William It's a dog's It's a dog's life! 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George Mallory Wilf Mannion Manolete Nigel Mansell Mickey Mantle Baseball player, US, 1931-1995 Diego Maradona Footballer, Argentina, b. 1960 Rocky Marciano Boxer, US, 1923-1969 Malcolm Marshall Louis Martin Michelle Martin Squash player, Australia, b. 1967 'Hand of God': for all of … goals, the one most … is… Patrice Martin Dan Maskell Francois Mathet Roland Matthes Ken Matthews Sir Stanley Matthews Bob Mathias Ivan Mauger Peter May Cricketer, England, 1929-1994 Willie Mays Baseball player, US, b. 1931 Richard Meade Event rider, England, b. 1938 Colin Meads Mary T Meagher Giuseppe Meazza Maria Mednyanszky Alexandr Medved Hugo Meisl Joe Mercer Eddy Merckx Billy Meredith Herbert "Dally" Messenger Judy Messer Water skier, Canada, b. 1963 Reinhold Messner Mountaineer, Austria, b. 1944 Lucien Mias Rugby player, France, b. 1930 Rinus Michels Mick The Miller George Mikan Basketball player, US, b. 1924 Jackie Milburn Harry Miller Johnny Miller Keith Miller Freddie Mills Boxer, England, 1919-1965 Ivor Montagu Joe Montana Colin Montgomerie Eugenio Monti Great acts of Olympic sportsmanship when he removed… Carlos Monzon Archie Moore Bobby Moore Brian Moore Adrian Moorhouse Noureddine Morceli Step by step, the player pioneers stripped for action Cliff Morgan William G Morgan Stan Mortensen Matthews Final" because of the way the… Picture Gallery Alan Morton Footballer, Scotland, 1893-1971 Annemarie Moser-Proell Ed Moses Stirling Moss Pat Moss-Carlsson Rally driver, England, b. 1934 Decade of dominance: Ed Mosses stayed one leap ahead… Karen Muir Swimmer, South Africa, b. 1952 Gerd Muller Footballer, West Germany, b. 1945 Trick of European Cups (1974-76) He scored so many Rupert Murdoch Sir Noel Murless Racehorse trainer, England, 1910-1987 Alex Murphy Jimmy Murphy Racing driver, US, 1894-1924 Kevin Murphy Channel swimmer, England, b. 1949 Gordon Murray Racing car designer England, b. 1946 John Naber Swimmer, US, b. 1954 Aldo Nadi Fencer, Italy, 1899-1965 Florence Nagle Racehorse trainer, England, 1894-1988 James Naismith Innovator, US, 1851-1939 Tommy Nakajima Golfer, Japan, b. 1954 Joe Namath American footballer, US, b. 1943 Picture Gallery Sky No Turning Back
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