News from 30/06/1996
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Taki, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Dave Podmore, Michael Prescott, Pat Buchanan, Robert Hewlson, Patrick French, Barbara Hall, Paul Gosling, Peter Green, Adam Courternay, Chris Mullin MP, Jon Swain, Steve McNie, John Peter, Mark Reason, Austin Mitchell MP, Lesley White, Sean O'Callaghan, Susan d'Arcy, Max Glaskin, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, Ivo Tennant, Gavin Lumsden, Pat Dessoy, Julie Brinnand, Terence Blacker, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Rory Godson, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Mary Wilson, Richard Eaton, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Stephen Grey Home Affairs Correspondent, Michael Foxley Norris, Tony Allen-Mills, Robert Block, Brian Kemball-Cook, Jennifer Fox, Martin James, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Godwin, Roger Anderson, Julian Barnes, David Dougill, Ian McCluskey, Darcey Bussell, John Evans, Vinny Lee, David Hewson, Ciaran Byrne, Randeep Ramesh, Margaret Coles, William Dalrymple, Margarette Driscoll, Hugh Canning, John Sutherland, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Stewart Lee, Chris Wilson, David Cairns, Louise Taylor, Edward Porter, Vivienne Doughty, Chris Dodd, James Strachan, Clare Thompson, Robert Harris, Michael Jones, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, David Chandler, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Rob Steen, Christine Toomey, Brian Moynahan, Bernard Cafferty, George Carey, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Paul Wakeman, Paul Donovan, William Shawcross, Bob Woodward, Sue Lawrence, Jeff Randall, Justin Cartwright, Lisa Jardine, Jonathan Sale, Paul Driver, James Adams, Olga Craig, Ann McFerran, Jane Colby, Nicholas Hellen, Maeve Sheehan, Liz Lightfoot, Claire Edwards, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Sue Fox, David Leppard, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Stephen Amidon, Hugh McLlvanney, Dave Thomas, Peter Bottomley MP, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Christopher Lloyd, Adam Jones, Lois Rogers, John Williams, Sean Newsom, Richard Young, Hugh Coles, Andrew Roberts, Diana Wright, Debbie Hill, Frank Kane, John Carley, Richard Evans, Annabel Cole, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Neil, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Hugh McManners, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Rob Ryan, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, Andrew Castle, Rasselas, Mandy Francis, John Quirk, Bryan Appleyard, Russell Miller, Christopher Goodwin, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Peter Johnson, Maurice Chittenden, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Peter Watts, Michael Sheridan, Sean Hargrave, Harry Barnes MP, Ian Thomson, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, E Ewers, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Derek Couzens, A A Gill, Tom Freeman-Keel, Rajeev Syal, Kirsty Lang, Guy Lyon Playfair, Robert Johnston, Chrissy Iley, Stephen Pettitt, Paul Spike, Gilbert Adair, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Liam Clarke, Adrian Levy, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, Matt Mueller, Martin Meredith, Mark Hodson, Howard Leigh, Steve Connor, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, Bob Murray, Paula Reed, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Sir Jegarajah, John Burns, Penny Perrick, Anthony Howard, Simon Reeve, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Douglas Kennedy, Kerr Neilson, Mandy Piggot, Chris Feetenby, Dan Pearson, William Essex, Stephen Hayward, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson,
ResumoCharles gets £20m bank loan Money needed for massive divorce deal with Diana Bishops revolt against Tories Blair pledges break with tax-and-spend old Labour Weather and Lottery On the Spot Rock of ages: Roger Daltrey, of the Who at the… IRA attack in Germany mars MI5's reputation Summer Books Big Mouth Man sues NHS for being alive Moss Bros Style Letters News Review Tory tycoon quits over Europe Austin Reed Cuts will leave army 'unable to fight' Swiftcall Newspapers Support Recycling Gun amnesty falls short of target Gerry Adams pens story of soldier's murder Le Shuttle Venables bounces back with £50m stadiums plan Pavarotti wins his battle of the bulge Basta! The incredible shrinking maestro reveals his diet Free-range bosses lose trappings of office British Energy Share Offer Little box of shocks 'cures' acute pain Short Circuiting Pain Calf link raises new BSE fears Compaq Thatcher goes on Hong Kong watch 406 Peugeot Imran versus Botham in a court test How to fake a credit card Compaq Palace finance chief to be sued Honda Catfight in Hollywood for roles in all-woman classic 'Hello' nurses raise hospital star ratings Guthreys Pacific The Document Company Jinxed hunt for the vanishing colonel Canon Woman goes in to bat for the BBC Hampton Court Palace The Sunday Times Happy are the muck spreaders Diamonds are forever National Savings Marriage at the monastery Germany: the past was so much better Atticus Ali Baba's rotten legacy Atticus Nick Newman's Week The Personal Number Company PLC Stranger than Fiction Patricia Cornwell's thrillers brought her fame and fortune. But her affair with a married woman led to a stalking, kidnapping and gunshots fired in a church. Tony Allen-Mills tells a story that could have come from the Cornwell canon Putting the boot in Terry Venables and Alan Sugar are leaving their jobs and preparing for a ferocious legal battle. Jeff Randall describes the making of two forceful men, the love of deals that drew them together and a titanic clash of egos that forced them apart East London Boys Made Good Sage Solutions Centre Renault Whose Baby? … plan to put surrogacy on the NHS, Margarett Driscoll reports Martyred by the Dublin mafia Ireland mourns reporter who took on underworld How to get up to 30% off air fares in one minute,… Fiat Voters blame vodka as 'sick' Yeltsin lies low Thatcher backs war veterans Klan exposed Duty Free Savings at the Airport Threat to Labour In today's Other Papers Organic food can aid sperm count Diana loses aide Fraud case humiliates German bishops Crime king's cold eye on Mostar vote Halifax Building Society Secretive Saudis block US hunt for bombers Ghetto claims media darling Gulfstream Aircraft Incorporated Lotus Development Corporation Buthelezi learns art of kissing babies Killer is hailed as town hero Rover Finance Ltd. Chirac faces up to his own Whitewater Deadly trail of Dr Jekyll and Monsieur Hyde Talkland Colony's embassies jostle for supremacy Chefs fight for soul of France Rukba Jumbo war hots up for Maximum Mary Inside Washington The Times No taxes on the Internet Lucrative food for thought. . . Biblically challenged Jobs quota for single mothers Virtual reality test for drivers Weather and Travel Outlook Rock legends roll back the years Superlative Travel Two tickets share £10m lottery jackpot News Digest International art ring smashed Driver charged PC remanded Bridge death Strawberry alert Toddler crushed Comic's will Beavering away Tall order Betacom will become Sugar's son-of-Amstrad Exposed: how Wickes books were cooked DTI brokers a BT peace deal Virgin atlantic Pru branches out British Gas gets cooking with financial services Sport Furniture boss aims to be number one Contents 'No need for rates rise' to keep prices in check BAe locks on to aircraft and missile deals Article Withdrawn Kibbutz firm seeks UK listing The Sunday Times OKI People to People Technology Think-tank targets insiders Lewis lops small slice off Christies stake BTR set for first big sale Uno heading for Aim Business Digest Asda duo in Leeds line-up Soaring Psion Amstrad expertise offers Psion's David Pottr a chance to seize leadership in moblie computing, Matthew Lynn reports 3i plc Too good to be true Punters shun Danka Merseyside Sweet solution for Sugar Private Account Piecing together Wickes's jigsaw John Waples explains the accounting scam that helped the DIY giant appear to thrive at a time when rivals were struggling ACL a Standard Chartered Group company In today's Other Papers Virgin atlantic Once more with Keeling Aer Lingus A legend in his own lunchtime Germans thrive on wartime rations Now for a different XI. . . Feeding off scraps Charitable delivery Pru prepares to fight banks in high street The flotation of Mercantile & General will give Prudential the funds it needs for diversification and expansion. Rufus Olins reports Scottish Power Databank Randall to become chief of revived MFI Sharewatch A share in the boardroom London Business School High-tech Israel looks to West Business support services Terror of copper trader Since blowing the whistle five years ago, David Threlkeld has lived in fear. Garth Alexander reports from New York Continental recovery points way to UK boom Economic Outlook Business Link BA faces crunch over Heathrow American Account UK 'Mittelstand' ventures back Britain's mid-sized company sector is being revitalised by venture capitalists, says Howard Leigh. And it is showing the Germans where they are going wrong Allied Carpets Australia frees its telecoms Telstra has had its monopoly broken as the first step towards privatisation within two years. Ardyn Bernoth reports from Sydney Sleepy Kids puts Budgie in the back seat Small Business Bulletin Asset Line Information Technology-IT-fuels progress Follow 3M to success Taylor Made Films An Iron man pedalling into history Miguel Indurain is bidding to win his sixth consecutive Tour de France, a unique feat for a unique athlete and competitor. By David Walsh Safety-first policy pays for Boardman Zülle takes the lead as Boardman survives but they all have to get past Indurain. David Walsh reports The Times Christie prepares to declare the obvious Linford Christie will no doubt go to Atlanta, but he must watch out for Frankie Fredericks, who is in the form of his life. By Ian Chadband Curragh Doncaster Racing This Week's Fixtures Results Round-Up Wimbledon Sport on TV Carson warms up for Irish Derby in style On the Record Lacoste Hill caught in traffic Beconase hayfever World champions who fèel more at home when they are playing away England's women cricketers won the World Cup; beating sexism is a trickier matter. By Louise Taylor The Sunday Times Getting high on decent stuff The euphoria generated by Euro 96 has spawned some clouded opinion, argues Hugh McLlvanney Broken dreams invoke vented spleens The continental press can be just as hurtful as our home hacks. Rob Steen looks at the scribes' diatribes The Sunday Times Germany ailing but awesome Germany lack the stamp of greatness, and they are beset by injuries. But they are still firm favourites to win. By Chris Lightbown Microsoft Joyous Czechs chase their impossible dream Kevin Connolly sends a postcard from Prague, a city in a football frenzy The pain of execution on the spot Chris Lightbown on how all players are resigned to putting up with the traumas involved in the ordeal of a penalty decider Buro 96 Cheque-Books Ready: A Premier League Managers' Guide to the Best Foreign Players of Euro 96 Hoddle counts his blessings Hoddle in, Venables out. The new boss and the old have much in common, says Joe Lovejoy Bright future for Euro graduates With England under fresh leadership, Dave Thomas gives a candid assessment of the class of 96 The Sunday Times World Cup the dream follow-up Chris Lightbown on how Euro 96 will fuel England's bid to host the most prestigious football festival of all Ghosts queering Wembley's pitch Ian Hawkey outlines the home of football's bid to impress the powers-that-be and thus maintain its status as the national stadium Ford Pakistanis find Sohail so hearty Aamir Sohail is gifted if headstrong, his team writ large, but he's learning. By Peter Roebuck Portrait of an all-round specialist The England keeper's annus mirabilis proves he is ready for a more elevated batting spot. Graham Otway reports As I Say. . . Rough outweights the smooth for Silk Graham Otway on why Dennis Silk, the TCCB chairman, has decided to jump before he's pushed James grabs a fab four Graham Otway at Southampton Scoreboard Wasim brings circus to town Scoreboard County Championship Drug fears on Test handouts The Cricket Column Spiring closes generation gap Scoreboard Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Graf powers on to meet Hingis Martina Hingis and Kimiko Date have both beaten Steffi Graf this year. But can they do it again at Wimbledon? By Richard Eaton Ivansievic moves forward with menace on his mind Goran Ivanisevic has been waiting all year to show his mighty game on the grass. By Richard Evans Sampras holds his nerve The defending champion struggled against Karol Kucera, the world No 107, but normal service was soon resumed. By Ian Chadband Goodbye to the great and the good Andrew Castle, the former British No 1, salutes Stefan Edberg and Jeremy Bates, two men who have left memories of fighting performances around the tennis world Henman keeps the home fires burning Tim Henman has proved at Wimbledon he has the attributes to lead British tennis into an exciting new era. Richard Evans reports Rafter raising his game in a bid for acclaim Richard Evans tracks the Queenslander's return to form after wrist surgery, and finds him eager and full of star quality to match The Sunday Times Henman's seeds of hope Path is clearing for Britain's No 1 Captain Klinsmann ready for the final Ian Hawkey on the German manager's efforts to nurse his injury-hit squad through today's final Contents Stich blasts Wimbledon committee Mark Reason sympathises with the former champion's attack on this year's seeding Contents RAC Goodwood Travel Limited Happy Talk Bob Woodward, the celebrated reported, begins the full story of what happened after Bill and Hillary Clinton brought a psychic into their home Virgin Direct Emergence of the 'work-rich' class Households where both adults work are becoming the norm in Britain—but there is also an alarming number which are permanently workless, writes David Smith A martyr to the snobbish tendency Profile Women of a certain age are a boy's best friend Scope Pen portrait of a people Blair sets the pace The Times Higher Education Supplement Heart of gold A hideous reflection in the tabloid mirror Coe runs into a Cornish village vendetta By jingo, you can't beat the Germans St David versus the Dragon Reasons to be cheerful about Britain's future More power to our wise Queen Football, the substitute for lost manhood "Simplex" Bookcases and Cabinets Why 'ruthless' Blair will win the day Despite the row over devolution Labour's leader aims to unveil his new manifesto this week, says Andrew Grice A year of farewell to British freedom The governor of Hong Kong stands up to Peking, but he is fighting an uphill battle against the Chinese, writes Michael Jones Philips It's a a dog's life at work Stuart Wavell on why the boss let man's best friend into the office Good old boy who wants to be our pal Interview The writing's on the cyber-wall for the folks from silicon city Germany bottom of Czech list A bitter history will overshadow the match, write Mark Franchetti and Peter Green Learning Performance Seminars On-screen crime breeds street violence Elgin's con trick The Sunday Times Europe's hidden 'mad cow' scandal Continental Europeans are now at risk from the home-grown beef they eat to avoid the British product, writes Steve Connor ICL Aids impact curbed Points No Title Birthdays No place for bombs in talks A black portrayal Mp's Ruin MPs face the truth The Week Oh! What… War The Sunday Times £2.5m solar power offer to schools Electric wire loses no energy If you like, or think you would enjoy, the Discovery satelite channel Ever woundered what the issues are behind the fixed grins of sychronised Win a complete Web studio Hit the Superhighway Awards If You want to buy a motobike, this recent addition to the Autocar site could prove Cheating a leap to death New barriers are planned to cut the suicide rate at a notorious British bridge. Report by Sean Hargrave Space and the Universe CD Rom Review A Right to Die? Robotic subs track tides to fight oil spills Better knowledge of coastal waters will help in the fight against pollution. Report by Roger Dobson Sexing a bird parrot fashion Smokeless cigarette Great Ideas that Never Made It . . . When trouble strikes, just pin the blame on the Net The Internet is being made a scapegoat for too many of society's problems writes David Hewson Electrons inject life into wilting flowers Prestel on-line Psion opens up its software system to rivals Mobile Computing Disk wars spin out of control CD-ROMS With the market saturated, publishers are slashing prices and focusing on fewer products. Max Glaskin reports Stretcher fits in rucksacks Sun Stethoscope PC hits the right heartbeat Pill lets drunks drive legally Drugs Where was I? AA Five Star Europe Grape expectations On the trail of northern Portugal's most famous product, James Strachan travelled from Oporto, into the terraced hinterland, diverted only by sweet cakes and wild street parties British Midland Tap Air Portugal The Sunday Times Slip into something comfortable Gearing up Sports sandals American Express Insurance Services The Sunday Times Voyages Jules Verne Where was I? Flight conditions Guide books, Visa fee Spoilt for choice Top class In brief. . . Damages deflection Turkey Holiday Money Greece is the word Swan Hellenic Multiple Display Advertising Items Samsonite Simply Grand Tomorrow sees the start of a new BA service to Phoenix. 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This week, win a weekend yachting trip from Southampton to Chatham Competition Details Branson to take Virgin into the banking business Labour plan 'will slash' pension bills Halifax faces court fight Women tighten grip on men's smalls Share Tips Innovation F & C 'a buy' after index exit Fidelity Direct Small Wonder A deal you can drink to Fair exchange if your portfolio is in a mess National Savings Good buy ready to drop right in your palm A Misérable night out at the theatre Question of cash By Roger Anderson Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Out of pocket on 'racing cert' Bogus 'cruise' refund promise goes adrift Long life of small slip Fat annuity perks for the unfit Unhealthy retired people can qualify for enhanced annuity rates because insurers think they won't live as long as the lean and fit, writes Paul Ham Bailiff carts away a DIY nest-egg John Govett Morgan Grenfell Asset Management Sweetener for the bitter pill Ft-Se Linkers rotection Perpetual Promises, promises Guaranteed stock-market vehicles appear to offer good returns with security, but all is not what it seems, writes Gavin Lumsden Women catching up in pay stakes Policy Portfolio 'Forgotten' firms can give memorable value By eschewing the herd mentality and finding undervalued companies all over the globe Kerr Neilson keeps his funds growing Schroders Prolific Mercury Asset Management The M&g PEP Sharelink The bitter cost of divorce As well as the emotional pain of divorce there is a heavy financial bill for couples ending an unhappy marriage. 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Margaret Coles reports Griffin Factors BOC Distribution Services Men fall victim to stereotyping by employers Contents Books for summer Books for summer Picture Gallery A grand tour of France Euan Cameron selects the perfect books for readers crossing the Channel Spanish lovers, Moorish sighs Lucy Hughes-Hallett finds herself spoilt for choice on the Peninsula Something in the water Penny Perrick melts in the face of Irish genius Orbit Life Tools From palazzo to piazza Peter Kemp takes a literary tour around Italy A poetic landscape Paul Spike reads tales of love, war and sailors, set among the Greek islands and temples Therapy David Lodge Diary Leafing down the east coast John Williams wanders the states with a library in his luggage looking for the place to match the book Booking your passage west John Sutherland finds sex, shopping and truly dark cime on the Pacific-coast reading list Leafing down the east cast John Williams wanders the states with a library in his luggage looking for the place to match the book The Times Literary Supplement Island fling Ian Thomson on the chroniclers of a heavenly archipelago The Sunday Times Paperback Offer Taking an African safari The many lures of the Orient Patrick French seeks out jewels in India and beyond The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 433 Telling us where to go Glossy travel guides are available by the dozen; Rob Ryan sorts out the best from the rest Hardbacks Paperbacks Hardback manuals Paperback fiction 1991 The Sunday Times Subscriptions Cheap Lives Accelerated learning Toy Story Contents Toy Story Toy Box F-mail. . . 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