News from 22/09/1996
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John Horlow Arts Correspondent, George Cole, Frank Davidson, John Dugdale, Waldemar Januszczak, Michael Prescott, Barbara Hall, Sophie Dodgeon, Catherine Walker, Mimi Chakrabory, Dr Adrian Treloar Consultant & Senior Lecturer, Ardyn Bemoth, Jon Swain, Steve McNie, Lucy Lawrence, John Peter, Pam Barrett, K Fern, Emma Moore, Brian Wheaton, Lesley White, John Jay, Sean O'Callaghan, Susan d'Arcy, Max Glaskin, Alan Judd, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, David Landers, Andrea Wershof, Andy Cook, Roderick Wright, Florian Besold, Allan Brown, Sally Payne, David Smith, Nick Pitt, Penny Wark, Andrew Sullivan, John Reddington, Clive Davis, Edward Welsh, Mary Wilson, Karen Robinson, K R, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Ken Symons, Edward Platt, Billy Williams, Geordie Greig, Tony Allen-Mills, Robert Block, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Philippa Gregory, Ben Elton, Maurice Chittende, Irwin Stelzer, Michael Blakery, Sue Hayward, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Mark Ottaway, Deryk Brown, Alastair Campbell, Michael Presscott, Roger Anderson, Julian Barnes, David Dougill, Hugh Brandly, Jayne Rolfe, John Evans, Robert Johnson, Gary Lineker, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Margarette Driscoll, John Prescott the Labour depute Leader, Libby Ashurst Detective Constable, Jeremy Clarkson, Nigel Williams, Peter Kemp, Peter Conradi, Dublin, Louise Taylor, John Sutherland, Dominic Wills, Stewart Lee, David Cairns, Edward Porter, Jenny Shields, Jon Saimon, Robert Harris, Frederick Forsyth, Shelly von Strunckel, Nicholas Fax, Adam Courtenay, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Hugh McManners Defence Correspondent, Nick Gardner, Ardyn Bernoth, Stewart Roberts, Rob Steen, Bernard Cafferty, Richard Johnson, Jon Freeman, Paul Ham, Roger Eglin, Kathy Philips, Paul Donovan, Lauren St John Golf Correspondent, Sheiley von Strunckel, Simon Mills, Jeff Randall, Chris Woodhead, Stan Labovitch, Virginia Eastman, Richard Hutchinson, Paul Driver, James Adams, Olga Craig, Paul Bray, Gervais Williams, Steven Downes, Ian Hawkey, Richard Bath, David Leppard, Paul Durman, Tim Kelsey, Lisa Armstrong, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Tom Shone, A Steed, Fiona Lafferty, Rufus Olins, Stephen Amidon, David Lawrenson, David Morgan, Dave Thomas, Rebecca Tanquer, Phil Baker, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Lois Rogers, Jennifer Asiama, Sean Newsom, Simon Freeman, John Karter, Stanley Stewart, Cosmo Landesman, Andrew Roberts, Diana Wright, Debbie Hill, Paul Watkins, Joseph Wilkinson, Kenneth Brewer, Michael Blakenham, Mimi Chakraborty, Rebecca Tanqueray, Frank Kane, Rufus Oilns, Stephen Jones, David Owen, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, David Wind…, Adrienne Connors, Norman Lebrecht, Andrew Neil, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Erica Jong, Andrew Grice, Martin Searby, P Blackshaw, Claire Oldfield, Rob Ryan, David Walsh, Christober Higgins, Rasselas, Steven Haynes, Colin McDowell, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Stephen Armstrong, Nicholas Fox, Rachel Whiteread, Paul Kavanagh, Peter Taylor, Edwina Curric, Richard Woods, Norman Stone, Randeep Ramesh Transport Correspondent, Garth Alexander, Jon Salmon, David Windle, Peter Johnson, Simon Coppock, Rachel Cooke, Maurice Chittenden, Alex Fortune, Barrie Penrose, Kevin Pratt, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Martin Ivens, Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor, Sebustian O'Kelly, Ardyn Bermoth, Jonathan Leake, Peter Watts, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Michael Sheridan, Sean Hargrave, Tim Wapshott, Michael Austin, Joe Tibbetts, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Mike Wilson, Rupert Stelner, A A Gill, Andrew Malone, Jeremy Wayne, John Carey, Kirsty Lang, Stephen Jones Rugby Correspondent, Andrew Lycett, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Stephen Pettitt, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Cherry Norton, Joe Lovejoy Football Correspondent, David Sage, Gilbert Adair, Tony Hall, Rupert Steienr, Andrew Lorenz, Ian Chadband Athletics Correspondent, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Naomi Caine, Jane Hardy, Roger Dobson, Michael Cockerell, Lucretia Stewart, Bob Norton, James Horgen, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Steve Connor, Joe Lovejoy, Hugh Pearman, Lawson Caisley, Paula Reed, Simon Sebag Montefiore, John Phillips, David Smith Economics Editor, Richard Kevern, Simon Trump, Robert Hawison, Dr V M Edwards, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Walter Ellis, Stephen Boyd, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Chris Feetenby, Clair Oldfield, Nigel Nicolson, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons, Peter Stanford,
ResumoContents M16 gags spy who has vanished into the cold Church fury as bishop sells his story to tabloid Frontbench rebels tell Blair to raise taxes on top earners Contents British Airways Contents Gay couple settle down to parenthood Eurocrats bank on the stars Contents Labour in savage attack on BBC Contents Sick baby waits 18 months to see doctor Swift Call De Savary enters Referendum race Live '96 Get the facts about HRT Newspaper Support Recycling Mercury Communications We need new chancellor, says Tebbit St. Joseph's Hospice Schools told to turn back tide of bad manners John Lennon: the forgotten family album United Airlines Secret survey reflects men's peacock vanity Impotency aid is sexual dynamite Diana's 'fixer' in finance row Vauxhall Silocone alert over leaking lip implants The fumble-free condom is born But Will It Have Legs? Gloves come off in MP's 'Ritz cracker' libel case BNP wins right to make party political broadcast Mercury Communications Abbey National Keays sells house to cover court defeat Honda Queen of wills in fight for £400,000 Body snatcher gave jolt to tale of Frankenstein British Midland The Airline for Europe The New Volvo S40 Hollywood succumbs to Dickens fever SAS withdraws 'killer parachute' Police raid Harrods safety boxes In today's Other Papers Benefactor named Pinter had affair Prescott protest £1m sex payout American Express Tourist victim of gang rape Alliance Leicester Third of all mobile phone calls fail reception test £4m show fights for an audience Mercury Communications Lilley for the Treasury Atticvs M15 told of Thorpe's homosexual affairs Revealed: the minister forced to quit in fallout from Profumo Simon Sebeg Montefiore Playing both sides of the silk curtain Atticvs Investors in People Diamond king who is forever Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Divided they fall Disunity costs votes. Which party stands most chance of pulling itself together before the general election? Andrew Grice and Michael Prescott report Norwich Union Splits and Spats A multitude of SINS Sex, lied and a bishop's betrayal of his family and flock have brought turmoil to the Catholic church. Maurice Chittenden, Walter Ellis and Jeny Shields investigate Roderick Wright's fall from grace Panosonic The Document Company Rank Xerox The … Face of Derry Adams The Sinn Fein president's autobiography conceals a sinister past. Liam Clarke and Olga Craig unmask the former IRA commander who aspires to statesmanship Virgin direct Iran cries out for freedom Mullahs face struggle to maintain their iron grip Yeltsin had heart attack during poll UN turns blind eye to Bosnia poll fraud Mercantile Credit Barclays Barclays Cajun sheriff weighs in on Clinton's side Mercury Communications World Society for the Protection of Animals Assassin for apartheid wins unlikely pity American Express Insurance Services Europe tells outspoken royals to shut up US plans floating army base off Japan KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Hertz BT BT Goldfish Seoul pieces together riddle of beached spies Death in Venice inspires trail of tourist suicides Papandreou feud flares The Independent Schools Exhibition '96 Shocking news for duped TV viewers The Times Police gun practice a pain in the rear Political hot potato Flirt on the autobahn TGWU cuts off Blair's funding Grief caused jet pilot's high anxiety Weather and Travel Outlook AA Developers Ltd. Superlative Travel Single ticket-holder lands £10m jackpot News Digest Huge police hunt for rapist Beef ban to stay 'Unjust' courts Biker dies Ceasefire snub Carson on mend Surfer saved Gulf war call Former MP dies Clean talking Contents Beckwith may appeal to MoD over homes sales Small firm owners flee New Labour Sell-outs surge as election nears EU plans fines to curb budget deficits Tyne Wear Development Corporation Contents Loftus Road plc offers City a sporting chance 10m loan missing at Morgan Contents NatWest picked in Pubmaster race Roddick faces franchise rebellion Caution turns into 'gamble' in Lewis Carroll-style markets Agenda McDonald's Leeson boss to sue Barings book authors Theme restaurants set to feed masses City keeps its eye on the ball to net soccer profits Wright to float QPR and Wasps Harrods studies home shopping Business Digest Travel firm folds Ex-Etam executive faces writ for 'fraud' M&S football deal Clyde cleans up Are you being served? Department stores, recently dismissed as dinosaurs, are reinventing themselves. But it is a renaissance with risks, report Ardyn Bernoth and Rufus Olins Eurostar business The appeal of Lille Heading for a nervous breakdown General Accident Scott's new liquid asset Prufrock Peter Greenall, managing director of Greenalls, the… Architecture imitates art Place your bets on the Net Absolutely fabulous Oxo meal High society Pubmaster bid Lloyds Bank Lloyds jumps merger hurdle Sir Brian Pitman has robustly ended speculation over his successor and the future of Lloyds Abbey Life, writes Nicholas Fox Mercury Communications Databank Tarmac to link up with Sime Darby Sharewatch A share in the boardroom The Times Hong Kong cracks down The colony's financial regulators are getting tough after the Jardine Fleming scandal. Michael Sheridan reports from Hong Kong Lucent Technologies Bell Labs Innovations Rescue on the menu at Greenhills A reverse takeover by Browns Group offers the only hope for investors in the theme restaurant chain. Report by John Waples In today's Other Papers Dye feels the heat over cash strategy The head of PDFM believers the share bubble is about to burst. After 18 months of waiting, will he be proved right? Rufus Oilns reports Datech Bold leadership could put UK plc out in front Business needs leaders with ambition and determination. Roger Eglin reports on the Sunday Times conference on competitiveness The Sunday Times BA strips down to be 'virtual airline' The carrier intends to contract out more services to create a leaner operation, writes Randeep Ramesh, Transport Correspondent Royal Brunei Business Solutions America goes crazy for cigars Cigar companies are being floated on the stock exchange to cash in on the boom. Garth Alexander reports from New York Minolta Alexander Capital Hewlett Packard They are all fibbing about cutting taxes Economic Outlook LG Air Portugal Washington learns to like high oil price American Account Continental firms seek refuge in UK Low taxes and social costs are tempting entrepreneurs to move their operations, report Claire Oldfield and Rupert Stelner Let me hold your meetings in cyberspace Bulletin Job Centre Jockey's whips need not mean abuse on the track Those who applaud the ban on Frankie Dettori for whip abuse of Shantou are making a mountain out of a molehill Bosra Sham fit for her coronation John Karter, Racing Correspondent, reports on Henry Cecil's outstanding filly, well fancied to win the race of the season at Ascot on Saturday Racing breathes again as Carson starts to laugh John Karter reports from Newbury Barron wins game of Bluff Jon Freeman reports from Ayr Oscar Schindler joins Classic list David Walsh reports from the Curragh Results Round-Up Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Racing Rugby Union Dragon's quest for fire It is time for Welsh rugby to exercise the ghosts of the 1970s and look ahead. By Stephen Jones, Rugby Correspondent Bass Irish arrive too late for the party Cotton denounces 'immoral' EPRUC Bath are back to winning formula Wood carves a clear lead for Quins Stephen Jones at The Memorial Ground Rich pickings for Richmond To See More of the Espio 160 Quattro, Turn the Page The Times Peppering the greens with style Dottie Pepper will try to spark an American fightback in today's Solheim Cup singles. By Lauren St John, Golf Correspondent Marathon man flees bitter fruit of success Ian Chadband, Athletics Correspondent, hears the sorry tale of Josia Thugwane, the South African Olympic hero in fear of his life Faldo and Monty labour as rookie leads the way Mike Wilson at the Loch Lomond Invitational tournament Lewis is gorging on taste of fame The Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year Awards 1996 in association with Moet&chandon Hill eager to strike final blow Rumours rife on jobs roundabout As the season reaches its climax, trackside gossip gains momentum. Adam Parsons, Motor Racing Correspondent, explains why Villeneuve chases all the way Adam parsons at the Portguese Grand Prix in Estoril Sri Lanka comfortably beat Zimbabwe to win Test Series On the Record Sri Lanka comfortably beat Zimbabwe to win Test… Haig aids Manchester's Euro vision Stewart Roberts on the latest efforts by the British game to broaden its appeal The Sunday Times If You Want to See Seven More of the Espio 160… Easy ride for home team in Davis Cup American Express Cards Goodbye to all that Nick Pitt bids a fond farewell to Wimbledon's No 1 court, the stage where Lenglen reigned, McEnroe raged and tennis was everything Forget's happy return Richard Evans reports on the France vitally semi-final in Nantes Czech switch fools Swedes Alex Fortune says the ambitions of Stefan Edberg and his team have been put on hold Surrey's hopes are ended by flashy Solanki Rob Steen at The Oval Now for something not very different English cricket's new ruling body promises to be another sheep in wolf's clothing, says Graham Otway Walsh goes to war with his country Graham Otway on the latest moves in a power struggle that could see the captain of the West Indies resign County Championship Pentax Tired-out Kent go smiling to defeat Peter Roebuck at Bristol Hearn yearns for Orient express Ian Hawkey looks at an entrepreneur's endeavours to revitalise his once powerful but now ailing sports business Fans ready to dish the dirt on Lee With its farcical managerial hunt drifting on, Joe Lovejoy, Football Correspondent, looks for the next twist at woeful Manchester City Kinkladze saves the day for City The Football Round-Up Premier-League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Other Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Chelsea are left chocking by Berger Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Donis goal is little solace for Hardford Jones prospers in his role as Mr Motivator Dave Thomas charts how a much-maligned performer is poised to influence tomorrow night's Premier League duel at Selhurst Park Arsenal on the Wright track Hammers prevail in comedy of errors Leeds are out of luck as Shearer strikes Villa duo hit a barren spell Another wet Wednesday Russell steals the limelight to run Coventry ragged Europe tee up two ahead Inspired Davies tears into US opposition Lauren St John reports from the Solheim Cup in Chepstow Still Water Contents Leicestershire take the title Contents Leics v Middlesex School Fees Insurance Insurance Agency Limited Bunnies Once he was the most dazzling politician in Britain. But behind the glamour he hid a sordid secret, a boyfriend he called Bunny. After years of silence, the full story can now be told of Thorpe's recklessness, his financial manipulation and the Establishment's efforts to save him from his own terrible flaws Goodwood Travel Limited Tsar's relics swapped for farming tips Norman Stone tells how Russia secured a vital, it grim, part of its history and the princes of Liechtenstein retrieved their family archive Next Week Beware the sting of an injured jellyfish Profile Poor Paddy doesn't know if Tony is a friend or foe Granada Let's be rude, property The euro cop-out In a class of our own Nuunet Pipex Is the Eurosceptic net closing in on Blair? Bad odour atop the moral high ground Jumping the queue for a Tory cabinet post Guidnum Just don't call Tony 'Godfather' Blair has the vision but Major still feels good Euro-myths from the Gang of Six Blair has the vision but Major still feels good The health drive going up in smoke The Times Literary Supplement Auntie's spinners As Panarama prepares to screen a controversial documentary on spin doctors Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's press secretary, argues that the BBC is arrogant, overmanned and self-obsessed Bill sure has a winning way as a ladies' man Voters Shrug off Labour's woes Recent upsets have barely hit Blair's lead, says David Smith Demon doctor sets final test for pupil Blair Interview Martin Ivens meets David Owen A nation of reluctant family planners Thirty-five years after the pill, a startling number of women use no form of birth control, writes Margarette Driscoll The Times Educational Supplement Policing in pairs wastees resources Women behaving badly The Sunday Times A World Wide Web of conspiracy The Internet is awash with bizarre claims and conspiracy theories that even reach Newsweek, says James Adams Lawrence suicide unthinkable Points Birthdays FT even-handed on party funds Share Nazi gold The legislation of enthanasia would cause… A quiet aside Burghers ban the burgers The Week Windsor watch Off his trolley In the frame Best man of steel Week quote All shook up by the Big Bang City success story with a birthday jinx A tenant's guide to Downing Street Michael Cockerell offers advice to the next No 10 occupant Masters of the universe Penny Wark meets the young guns who survived the upheaval and retired early to a life of luxury Smint PCs vs NCs: the battle hots up Computing Microsoft has revealed how it intends to fight off the network computer. Report by Sean Hargrave Infocus BBC puts its soap operas on the Web Web Watch Web browser will take middle way PCs vs NCs: the battle hots up Early risers will catch lunar eclipse Bits & Bytes Young engineer's lucky break Hutchinson Science Library CD Rom Review Swan Lake Worms put new life into derelict site Reclamation Poisoned soil at an old steelworks is being cleansed by thousands of worms, writes Mimi Chakraborty Heart detector catches illegal immigrants Sensor-Technology Fast modems won't ease gridlock on Net Sounding off Speeding up phone line links is like adding six-lane slip roads to jammed motorways, writes David Hewson Hollywood acts to block film piracy Video… The Sunday Times Robot arm lends a hand Automation Go ahead sought for controversial no-calorie fat Nutrition Greenhouse gas dumped below sea Environment Global warming may be averted by liquefying carbon-dioxide and pumping it into deep rock. By Jonathon Leake Vauxhall Super-fast travel by rocket nears reality Aerospace Leicester plans space centre Education Enamel fillings will cut decay Dentistry Once were Warriors Stanley Stewart, the award-winning travel writer, joined the Masai in Kenya, where fancy hairdos have replaced hunting as the mark of a virile young man Contents Orange A safe pair of wings? Who's making sure your plane is airworthy? Edward Welsh reports on a worrying trend in holiday flights Holiday Money Irish Ferries Where was I? Holiday centres probed Directions Tolls apart Till airlines do us part Cut class Prize writer Safari safety doubts Cote culture The lowdown An invitation to-our Celebrations Not just a fly-by-night State of Play Sydney Personal best David Wickers and Mark Ottaway have long revelled in this sophisticated metropolis just minutes away from the beach. 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This week, win three nights at Sheen Falls Lodge from Elegant Resorts Competition Details Grants Hotel Contents Pyramid sell recruiters put on slick show Rival courts Kepit investors New trusts emerge Treasury's Jack and the has-been talk Contents Happy Days… Hyacinth and Richard Bucket are keeping… Bond tops National Savings Fidelity Investments Contents Royal forced to raise bonuses on life policies Emerging funds take hard work and humility Woolwich Direct Right Royal botch-up in bonus calculations Sainsbury customer fails to see the points of gifts vouchers Invesco Questions on Money has the answers Nick Gardner wraps up the series of articles that arm readers with the knowledge to buy the best products on the market Legal & General Investment Management How do I check on my pension performance? Mercury Asset Management What is the best way to top up my fund? Pupils blind to the facts of figures Interest rises in private banking New wealth is joining old money in paying extra for the privilege of being treated as a VIP at the bank, writes Naomi Caine Thistle Hotels Growth in the pipeline at Cruden Bay Best shares to buy Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC Gap year plugs hole in student finances School leavers are increasingly delaying university for a year to see a bit of life, and build up a nest egg, writes Dobbie Hill Low-cost share deals go online Moorgate House Plc M&G European Smaller Companies Fund Chance meeting led to a job in Russia Growing old gracefully-can The government this week will promote a 'partnership scheme' to ease the cost of long-term care for the elderly. Paul Ham reports on a growing problem John Govett What are nursing homes like—and how much do they charge? Northern Rock Society afford it? Ex-librarian books secure retirement Healthy planning for the future Nursing home insurance makes good sense—if you can afford it, writes Paul Ham Scottish Widows Colonial members to share in bonanza Consumer watchdog calls for strict curbs on lenders Klenwort European Privatisation Investment Trust Plc Policy Portfolio Pyramid scheme is slippery slope Slick recruiters promise investors huge returns, but their scheme works only for a small number of people, warns Virginia Eastman Virgin Direct Personal Financial Service Ltd Guinness Flight Time to start work if you retire next year Roger Anderson outlines a few essential tips for those ending their working lives P&O unlocks Indian treasures National Westminister Bank Plc Annual Travel Insurance Policy Plus Dream homes that are made to measure A growing number of people are saving money by having their homes designed and built to their own specifications, writes Sue Hayward Birmingham Midshires Jupiter Greed comes before a fall in equities A stock-market tumble could still happen if fund managers are moved by the herd instinct Direct Line The Equitable Life Chelsea Building Society Don't be fooled by the blips NatWest/Gartmore's Gervais Williams has few investment preconceptions and makes snap decisions about companies Gartmore boosts Pep Savings News The Insurance Policy Trading Company Ltd. 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The Sunday Times PA Consulting Group Orange The Times Contents Offstage Whispers My Name Escapes Me by Alec Guinness Hamish Hamilton £16 pp198 Contents Book shop The Sunday Times Order all your new books from home, including the latest books reviewed in this section and today's bestsellers Critical List Harvey Porlock sees too much dirty linen in the soap opera of literary life Shots in the propaganda war Before the Dawn An Autobiography by Gerry Adams Heinemann £17.99 pp347 Grim tales Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt Harper Collins £15.99 pp364 Murder, Betrayal and Having the Builders in This Book Will Change the Way You Think Something wrong with our bloody ships The Rules of the Game Jutland and British Naval Command by Andrew Gordon John Murray £30 pp708 Blooms Bury Wife of the more famous Alfred Emily Tennyson: The Poet's Wife by Ann Thwaite Faber £20 pp716 The Sunday Times To Advertise in the Books Section Waterstone's Diary The Dame's fortunes Dame Muriel Spark, on the eve of her new novel, Reality and Dreams, talks to George Greig about God, poverty, redundancy, redicule and being taken for a ghost in Rhodesia On the Shelf 110 Years Ago this Week Anton Chekhov writing to Maria Kiseleva, September 21 1886 This lady was for turning Secret Society: Inside—and outside—the Conservative Party by Emma Nicholson Indigo £7.99 pp254 Paulo Coelho Writing Magazine School of thought All Must Have Prizes by Melanie Phillips Little Brown £17.50 pp384 The Society of friends Fourteen Friends by James Lees-Milne John Murray £19.99 pp242 Everybody's good Buddy Buddy: The Biography by Philip Norman Macmillan £16.99 pp404 Library Love To Advertise in the Books Section AAGill SAP Rising A book of glittering revelations After Rain by William Trevor Viking £16 pp213 Fear and laughing Fairy Tale by Alice Thomas Ellis Viking £16 pp213 Driven to extremes Desperation by Stephen King Hodder £16.99 pp545 Cops and robbers Out of Sight by Elmore Leonard Viking £16 pp304 Abacus The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 445 Paperbacks Morality Play by Barry Unsworth The Bronki House by Philip Marsden The Aachen Memorandum by Andrew Roberts Vera Brittain: A Life by Paul Berry and Mark Bostridge The Oxforf Book of Letters edited by Frank and Anita Kermode Yesterday in the back Lane by Bernice Rubens Hope by Len Deighton Family Life by Elisabeth Luard The Missing by Andrew O'Hagan Talking Books The Sunday Times Hardbacks Paperbacks Hardback manuals Compiled by Bookwatch Figures in brackets are last… Paperback general 1991 Bloomsbury paperbacks The Open University The Writing School Contents It's all going to be so simple We are all computerised now. 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Fans utd Funday Times Sport Michael Schumacher F1 Driver The Funday Times Club Battledome The fantastic Funday Times Club Pack is stuffed full… Club Bonus Contents Now And Then Frock Horror This week's sartorial blunder Contents Young, free and single Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's Social diary Land of hip and glory The start of London Fashion Week on Wednesday is yet another feather in the cup of Britain—currently the coolest country in the world Face to face with the catwalk crowd This week, the dedicated followers of fashion, right, get into town. Big egos in small skirts will be elbowing their way around the capital's shops and restaurants Newcastle Furniture Company Help! The answers to all your sartorial problems Cut and thrust The Cooke Report They work from small salons and spend their time massaging the egos of a pampered elite More jackets required It's not just women who spend a fortune on their wardrobes. Simon Mills reports on the Trouser Victims Habitat The Sunday Times Pentax Get a life, Viv Ralph Lauren, the American designer, lives between his various sumptuous estates and collects Bugattis Pentax The Sunday Times The Sunday Times My role as fashion leader Restaurant Watch Winner's Dinners The Sunday Times Letters Dorothy Perkins Brief Lives If you couldn't afford Marks & Spencer, this used to be where you bought your uncles The Sunday Times Crossword Gianni Versace vs Giorgio Armani Feuds Corner The four tops Looks great on the catwalk, but who would wear it? That's the problem facing many of Britain's young designers Antonio Berardi Owen Gaster Hussein Chalayan Clements Ribeiro Bags of style £100 outfit All that glitters All that glitters It's not just the colour of your clothes that goes in and out of fashion, but the shades you paint yourself, too. Emma Moore on what the well-made-up face and fingers should be sporting this autumn Where the Well-Dressed Dine Sue Lawrence Canapés Bottle of Bolly, darling? Food and Drink Wine Bottles of the Week The victim of fashion Table Talk Testing Time Chewing gum Bare-faced chic Anouska Hempet's new hotel, a monument to pared-down elegance, is designed to soothe its ever-so-fashtonable guests British Antique Replicas New Colour Brochure Acorn Stairlifts Hatchback Bootliner West of England Reproduction Furniture United Cutlers Rosie Nieper Cybercentres Calling All Cushions Lyn-Plan Muchen Silk Atlantis The Home Office Win £1,000 Cash! Admiral Junckers Insublind Countax Nordic Saunas Ltd. Chef's Trolley Automatic Gates Guardian The Apple Orchard Trading Co. Anderson & Williams Bespoke Kitchens Ltd Other hip hotels Where the style-conscious crew kick off their Manolos Crashed out on landing Jet lag can be the fashion world's worst nightmare. But here comes Rob Ryan to the rescue Fighting fit Health In 1995, the designer Catherine Walker discovered she had cancer. Here, in an extract from her forthcoming autobiography, she writes of her brave struggle to beat the disease Odeon Furniture Co. Ltd. Tempur Homes & Gardens Multiple Display Advertising Items The Original Box Sash Window Company Kristal Maurice Distributors Limited Churchil's Stairlifts plc Scope Strike a posy Gardening Five of our most fashionable florists put together the blooms that those in the know will be sniffing this season The Sunday Times Chrissy Iley What the Stars Say about her Relationship of the Week Naomi Campbell and Luca Orlandi Multiple Display Advertising Items Kidney Research Fund Kings of Maidenhead Multiple Display Advertising Items British Antique Replicas School Fine Dining Chair Centre Castle Combe Skid Pan Amherst Publishing Ltd. The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items S. W. 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Austen, Conrad, Hardy, James, a couple of Brontes—this autumn promises a glut of costume drama, but pursuit of authenticity is often wasted effort, says Peter Stanford Bump and grind Tom Shone on Striptease, a 'comedy thriller' with few laughs other than Demi Moore with her kit off and Burt Reynolds's new wig No patch on the original Snake's return in Escape from LA is one that you could afford to miss The rest of the week's films Mojo Watch these spaces Waldemar Januszczak on the noisy rise of art's wild women and the quiet nobility of Rachel Whiteread Chinese Puzzles There's much to enjoy at the British Museum's new show of oriental antiquities—but what is it, asks Robert Hewison Mojo The rector's knife Is Christopher Frayling about to cut the Royal College of Art in two? Hugh Pearman meets the man determined to set the pace in British design Criterion Theatre The rector's knife Greed is not good The success of the Proms does not mark classical music's return to health, says Norman Lebrecht, but suggests a cure In Aid of Mencap Her prose is her prose is her prose Scrutiny Multiplicity The dormant novelist David Baddiel has woken up to books and written his first novel. Adrienne Connors meets the lad who has laid stand-up to rest Royal Shakespeare Company Little girl found John Peter sees a Doll's House that is almost perfect Natural born satirist Ben Elton's new comedy is a killer The rest of the week's theatre A New Magazine about Theatre Roll over, Barbirolli Manchester may now have a spacious new concert hall, but it is still struck with a second-division orchestra The Royal Opera A dissolute Don WNO's Don Giovanni is a captivating tale of moral ambiguities, says Hugh Canning The Sunday Times Nothing to get their teeth into Dracula's castle is gloriously gruesome, says David DOUGILL—but the characters need to be fleshed out more The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Festival Hall Raymond Gubbay Royal Albert Hall Moscow State Circus Jethro Tull Royal Albert Hall Capital Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items London Palladium Barbican Centre St. John's Smith Square Whitehall Theatre Wigmore Hall Royal Albert Hall The Circus of Horrors Sheffield City Hall Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Theatre Royal Haymarket Joaquin Cortes Royal Albert Hall The Lindsay Kemp Company Royal Exchange Theatre Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brian Kennedy The Erotic Print Society International Festival of Fine Wine and Food Clarice Cliff pottery & posters Gordon Reece Galleries Crane Kalman Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Sunday Times The Ninth—wonder of the world This week's disc offers a taste of the genius of Beethoven, says Stephen Pettitt The Sunday Times From me to you Tribute albums are all the rage—but could it be a case of too much jazz, not enough players, asks Clive Davis Rock The ultimate collection Highway 61 Revised Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited Jazz Colin towns' Mask Orchestra Nowhere & Heaven Provocateur PVC 1013 Jazz Classical Crucial Cuts BBC1 Anglia Variations Satellite Critics' choice PolyGram BBC1 The Times Anglia Variations Satellite Critics' choice Marriott BBC1 Anglia Variations Critics' choice Satellite BBC1 Anglia Variations Critics' choice The Usual Suspects Satellite BBC1 Anglia Satellite Variations Critics' choice The Usual Suspects BBC1 Anglia Satellite Variations Critics' choice BBC1 The Times Anglia Satellite Critics' choice UK Living Highlights Sports Choice Sky Sports 1 Bravo MTV Paramount Sky News Radio 1 Radio 1 Critics' choice Radio 1 Radio 1 The programme now departing World Service The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas The Sunday Times Guide to Regional Theatre Film Pick of the Week Lying through the lens Theatre Pick of the Week Art Pick of the Week Opera Pick of the Week Concerts Pick of the Week Pop Pick of the Week Dance Pick of the Week Pop Time Computer Systems Ltd. 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