News from 27/10/1996
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Taki, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, John Goldsmith, Christopher Middleton, Barbara Hall, Kate Rutland, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Nigel Botherway, Fred Redwood, Jon Swain, John Peter, Dick Louden, Alastair Forbes, Douglass Stinson, Susan d'Arcy, Max Glaskin, Dusan Babic, Tom Walters, Jean West, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, Ferdinand Mount, Leslie Ross, Alistair Scott, Nicholas Salaman, Harrow Weald, Sally Payne, Humphrey Carpenter, Brian Tomkins, Nick Pitt, Penny Wark, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, Dr Ian Dunlop, Alison Brentwood, Tony Allen-Mills, Robert Block, Jeffrey Goldberg, Robert Sandall, Martin James, Anthony Sattin, Irwin Stelzer, Patsy Westcott, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Mark Ottaway, Deryk Brown, John Gouriet, Michael Alison, Roger Anderson, George Turnbull, John Mortimer, David Dougill, John Evans, Trevor Nunn, Philip Kerr, Peter Conradi Brussels, W B Irvine, David Hewson, John Le Carré, Ciaran Byrne, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, David Caims, John Sutherland, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Louise Taylor, Jenny Shields, Peter Pallot, Robert Harris, Michael Jones, Alice Moro, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Paul Nuki Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Rob Steen, Bernard Cafferty, Mike Laws, Emma Nicholson, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Ian MacKinnon, Imogen Stubbs, Paul Donovan, Lauren St John Golf Correspondent, Sue Lawrence, Simon Mills, Jeff Randall, Gillian Beer, Paul Wheeler, Paul Driver, James Adams, Olga Craig, Boris Schapiro, Marjorie Wallace, Sue Fox, Nicholas Hellen, Ian Hawkey, Richard Bath, Tim Kelsey, Richard Girling, Andy Webb, Kathleen Monk, Geoff Dyer, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Rufus Olins, Euilleam Ross, Hugh McLlvanney, Paul Ham Money Editor, Derek Bernard, Dave Thomas, Joanna Trollope, Andy Goldberg, Brian Walden, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Lois Rogers, Sean Newsom, Sue Reid, Rufus Ollns Deputy City Editor, John Karter, Anthony Hayes, Robin Layram, Michael O'Farrell, Lisa Brinkworth, Andrew Roberts, Debbie Hill, Diana Wright, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Adrienne Connors, Jane Brown, Andrew Neil, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Hugh McManners, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Herman Mason, Rasselas, Jhon Waples, Colin McDowell, Stephen McGinty, D Riley, Stephen Armstrong, Christopher Goodwin, Conrad Roubel, Mark Prigg, Joan E Fretwell, George Walden, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Rachel Cooke, Kevin Pratt, Sally Foord-Kelcey, Sir Philip Goodhart, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, David W R Evans, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Peter Watts, Jonathan Leake, Roger Dabson, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Frank McLynn, John P McCarthy, Michael Sheridan, Claran Byrne, Sean Hargrave, John Grisham, Adam Walker, John Harlow, Ian Thomson, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, Margaret Walters, Ronald Collins, John Waples, Hunter Davies, A A Gill, Cherry, Angela Oakes, John Carey, Bill Martin, Rajeev Syal, Stephen Pettitt, Kirsty Lang, Simon Jenkins, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Michael Roberts, Frank Longford, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Cherry Norton, John Spurling, Margaret Kemp, Robert Johnston, Gilbert Adair, Andrew Lorenz, M St Clair-George, Naomi Caine, Liam Clarke, Roger Dobson, Lynn Picknett, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joanne Robertson, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Dave Selby, James Wild, Simon Trump, Anthony Howard, Peter Grant, Carey Scott, Bob Dwyer, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Douglas Kennedy, Mandy Piggot, Dan Pearson, William Essex, Stephen Hayward, Chrissy Lley, Adam Parsons, Peter Stanford,
ResumoContents Revealed: how to hire your own policeman for £35 an hour Moral code for schools snubs family More bishops join attack on Blair over abortion Contents Cathay Pacific Contents Picture Gallery Cash-starved British Museum may charge £5 entrance fee Contents Battered women could get Gazza gift Contents Teachers fail as teenage role models First across the Chann Newspapers Support Recycling Gun shops lose out on compensation Swissair Tony and Cherie seek elbow room at No 10 Prince Edward's company faces £1m film losses American Express ITV bids £10m to screen lottery Vauxhall Lottery millions to build new Eden Mayhew pushes for extradition of IRA bomber British Midland The New Primera Teachers fail Victorian test Who's the guy with Asterix? Staples Teen tearaways could be tagged Lexus Secret child of Rupert Brooke found Hark! Is that a dinosaur screaming? BT Mrs Lin Cook Transplant organs Suzuki Doubting Thomas stirs Labour rage North Wales Tribunal of Inquiry into, child abuse Wreckfinder hits £50m crock of gold CIA 'spy-tech' exposes cancer Mercury Communications The next Steps to the Halifax Conversion Nationwide the Building Society INW Servicemen gassed in the cause of clean air £100m TV bill sparks Euro row MOPS Ted and Jane's harsh words Atticvs Feuding Gettys rally round to build up a new empire No English rose: Avery Howe who, despite reports to… Not quite PC in DC society Atticvs Allied Dunbar A born chieftain Atticvs Fiat heir's American fiancée Atticvs Picture Gallery 'Let them live' Julie Mangan has returned to the bandit country of Kashmir where her husband and five other men were kidnapped last year. Her search is desperate and more determined than ever Mercury Communications No Angel Mark Varley is 14. He keeps condoms in his bedroom and bullies his fellow pupiles at the Risings school in Halifax. His parents blame the school. Michael Jones explores a breakdown of family values School built on respect Midland Wannabe like me? Ford Mortgage trap stalls house sales recovery Disabled sailors race towards Rio and first rest Mercury Communications Investors in People Thailand cracks code of a royal crisis Scandal opens succession fight Jaguar US fears grow as Russia loses nuclear grip Bardot's billets doux take the heat out of her hate Lloyds Bank Terror chief found behind Taliban lines Chill breeze of scandal for Clinton Republication tug at yarn of 'another Watergate' Sky Picture Gallery Fujitsu White House veto on pipelines turns Alaska against Democrates Olympic bomb suspect cleared The Sunday Times Turkmen titan builds feudal folly in east Dixons US withdraws nuclear bombs In today's Other Papers Queen elevates Princess Royal Crackdown on juvenile crime American Express Arsenal to float on stock market Topless model in Tory magazine Germany turns hostile to Kohl St. Joseph's Hospice Old man of the sea visits shark plague on South African shore Selenia Motor Car Mobutu's guards sent into battle Chinese have a harsh word for Hong Kong Cheltenham & Gloucester Stonewall Patten puts block on spy inquiry Whoopi film unlocks tale of white mischief Rover Life goes insanely well for EI Loca Hewlett Packard Mossad fails to see television's big joke The Omega from Vauxhall Strikers pile more pressure on Belgium Crooks face CIA hackers Swiftcall Second coming of OJ puts DA in the dock Inside Los Angeles Energy Efficiency It's all bull from Jane Wiretaps to be used in evidence Tourism plan for Brent Spar Weather and Travel Outlook Fans unite in memory of 'Mr Chelsea' Biggest UK rocket soars to 4,000ft Eurostar business Lucky seven split £23m rollover prize News Digest Four die in house fire Air tragedy £100m drug haul Royal winner Milk protest Expensive error Piano memorial Bell rethink In hot water Mercury name to disappear after C&W merger Rolls strips down to aerospace How Middleton missed Harding death crash Virgin atlantic Contents Expansion Mode: . . . Linda Evangelista models a… Boardroom agitators mix it with Kenwood Contents MoD opens the way for a BAe-GEC link Sainsbury set to lose profit lead Big Bang: a slow fuse that exploded nine years later Gucci has designs on flagship store Taxi Banks' attitude improves Rover plant in balance as Lang digs in heels Claridge's record prices BA tie-up faces US onslaught Emap rebels seek backing ITV Wired Dick Brown, chief executive of C&w, has pulled off a deal that revives the company and creates a powerful new force in communications Yahoo boys master Net In today's Other Papers Nibbles and flounces at PR shindig Relief for both the sick and tired World Wide Wait? Where size does count Prufrock Who is sheepish now? Hogging the shopfloor? Lobby shopped Private railways face hazards on line Owners of the newly privatised railways are optimistic, but some will have to grow by more than 3% a year to make a profit On Demand Information Plc A Standard Chartered Group Company Scourges of the poor performers Two investor activists, Brian Myerson and Julian Tregar, are causing a stir in boardrooms. Report by John Waples Hewlett Packard Insurers set for global shake-up Huge changes in financial services and technology may leave fewer than 30 big companies By Rupert Steiner Mercury Communications Databank £506m Calor bid gets cold shoulder Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Mercury Communications Emap left battered by boardroom feud A battle between the chairman and two rebel directors will disrupt the publishing giant until: shareholders vote on a resolution in December. Matthew Lynn reports Investors in People Mercury Communications Lotus slams brake on Proton bid rumours The fate of Britain's troubled sports car firm may yet lie in Asian hands The Sunday Times Supermarkets go for home shopping Soon you will be able to order groceries by phone, fax or computer and have them delivered Ingersoll The Sunday Times National Motorcycle Museum Nokia 9000 Japan's recovery hange in balance Business collapses, the yen's slide and erosion of confidence have put Japan's economic revival in doubt LG FFC Germany holds key to Eurofighter Britain, Spain and Italy are keen to go ahead but hard-up Bonn is dragging its feet, writes Hugh McManners Turn good ideas into a success The Sunday Times BT Travellers pay price of airline revival American Account Mercury Communications Clarke's last big double whammy Labour stands to inherit an economy unbalanced in two important respects, writes Bill Martin Copy-cats face the Acid test Small designers have joined forces to prevent their ideas being stolen by big companies, writes Claire Oldfield Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Taxpayer's Champion Connolly bags a niche in boom for luxury luggage Best known for supplying leather to Jaguar and Rolls-Royce, the family firm is driving into luxury goods. Report by Claire Oldfield Mortgages 'R' us Running your Own Car Leasing Brokerage The Personal Number Company PLC Multiple Display Advertising Items Valcor Multiple Display Advertising Items Bulletin Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items MJN Computers & Computing Services The Virtual Office Fiduciary Management Services Ltd SCF Fidelity Digital Colour Lorraine Electronics International Company Services (UK) Limited Ocra World Wide Business Development Partnership The Sunday Times 'The Famous Five' Fast Urgent Loans Walltex Your Search for a Profitable Business is over Advanced Multimedia Ltd New Zealand & Australia Migration Bureau Run Your Own Unique Business Consultancy In Association with Vodafone Group Alphagraphics Edwards on fresh tack A heroine of 1990 is back for a fresh challenge. Keith Wheatley, our Sailing Correspondent, previews her round-the-world record bid Hooked by boxing's Seniors Tour Old stagers, who should have retired long ago, are making millions from televised fights but are debasing the sport Hollioake ready for a place at top of the tree England's a team open their Australian tour in New South Wales this week. Rob Steen on a cricket captain who knows the terrain Montgomerie loses the plot Lauren St John, Golf Correspondent, reports on the final event of the 1996 European Tour, the Volvo Masters BT No such thing as an easy Ryder Lauren St John reports from Spain on the palaver at Valderrama, where organisers are battling against time for 1997's main event Sampras storms through to final Tennis Inspired Akram leads demolition On the Record Results Round-Up Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Racing Rugby Union Reuters Stoute rallies raiding party John Karter, Racing Correspondent, from the Breeders' Cup at Woodbine Cecil loses out as trainers calculate the cost of victory As the season nears its close, Paul Wheeler sees the leaders trade financial punches Savill to slash his British string Owner of Celtic Swing says government greed is bleeding our racing. By Jeff Randall Wincanton Huntingdon Coulton is saddled with great expectations Changing Times Our Selections Wasps rout French with try bonanza Callard punishes lax side of dazzling Dax Bass Pechey defies ban but fails to halt Newcastle Wasps rout French with try bonanza Cabannes flashes warning to Quins The Rugby Round-Up Leicester furious at Pau 'gouging' Campese ready for last tour The Leicester coach, Bob Dwyer, hails his fellow Australian, protege and the best try-scorer rugby union has seen Rodber eyes England return A career rich in promise that turned sadly sour is right back on track. Nick Cain sees an international star out to tread the big stage again Sky Scottish Flawed itinerary means Aussies are sold short Nick Cain laments the home unions' lack of promotional nous over the Wallabies' tour Love of labour drives Collins The Irish super middleweight won his world titles hard way and, as Nick Pitt found, he is up for a rematch against Nigel Benn American Express Braves heart fails at home The World Series is reaching a pulsating climax in New York. Rob Steen reports Love of labour drives Collins How Ferguson joined the greats Next month, the Manchester United manager celebrates his 10th anniversary in charge at Old Trafford. Hugh McLlvanney reflects on a glorious record, untarnished by the team's two recent heavy defeats Coppell plots the rise of a fallen City Troubled Manchester City's new manager is, as Louise Taylor discovered, out to prove himself and revive the club's fortunes Sky Graham exits empty handed Samways 'innocent' as war of words escalates The Football Round-Up Pentax Gascoigne hat-trick sends a message to Hoddle Coventry running on empty Matteo central to Liverpool plot The TV Game Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Other Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Ailing United are hit for six Power showdown looms at Chelsea Following Matthew Harding's death, a fresh boardroom battle is on the cards. By Chris Lightbown Leicester grit pays dividends Stewart unlocks Villa's defence Where's the cash for Forest bid? Football clubs have an attraction for mavericks but not all have the money to support their offers. By Jeff Randall West Ham make great escape Malaise at rock-bottom Rovers Louise Taylor outlines the many problems that must be addressed by Ray Harford's successor in the Ewood Park manager's job Wimbledon still flying high as record hopes end Fitting adieu to Harding Gullit shines to lift Chelsea blues Lombard Contents Heartfelt tributes pour in for the ultimate supporter Nick Pitt joins the fans at Stamford Bridge as they pay their respects to a man of the people Contents Who wants to be a millionaire? Life on the lottery Part III By Hunter Davies Would you believe a farmworker who said his Georgian mansion came with the job? Steve's mother did Virgin direct Goodwood Travel Limited Ghouls kick a Guy when he's down The pagans of the world have united to help Hallowe'en send Guy Fawkes packing into history, writes, Walter Ellis House with a secret in the garage £2.5m bought just one luxury, found Hunter Davies Running away from the Circus Profile Tory trouble coming on a slow boat from China Inside Politics Tulip Computers Hello dollies, everywhere Strikes to savour 'Ello,'ello, sailor Free Eurostar Ticket The American ghost in Blair's machine Mme de paël comes to the aid of all parties Tony is a lot easier to read in France … Down and out in Islamabad Tax break that Labour was trying to avoid Ike's big lie that betrayed Hungary They're not all right, Jacques India changes you Family fallout For years, politicians have run away from all practical ideas for helping people to bring up children. We need a hard-edged family policy with a minimum of moral uplift, writes Ferdinand Mount MacMillan A powerful challenge to the holy grail of mass childcare Is daycare the miracle cure? Stuart Wavell considers the social implications Oh Lord, please don't let me be misunderstood Interview Chrissy Iley meets Sir Nicholas and Lady Cecilia Scott Calais Do they want Bill 1 or Bill 2? Hostesses in the last-chance salon James Adams charts the rise and fall of the transatlantic ladies of influence Death of hard cash is on the smart cards The days of searching for a hole in the wall or fumbling with small change are numbered—armed with a piece of plastic you can be as cashless as the Queen and buy a new lifestyle, writes Peter Millar UFOs disappear in a flash of light A new theory banishes spacemen but offers earthings a new energy source, finds Penny Wark Science meets God half way A strange rapprochement is under way between the forces of religion and science, writes Peter Stanford Sabre-rattling game that's fit for a prince Simon Sebag Montefiore on the Great Game Ten Pence 'Chumps' a jump ahead of the rest New reasons for little faith in Darwin The Sunday Times Handguns and gesture politics Cinema vérité Church stands by its protest priests Irish famine forgotten Points The Sunday Times Birthdays Smile—you've been nicked Computer will read out faxes and e-mail over phone Telecommunications Surgeons operate with flick of an eye Medicine Pisa project aims to halt tower's lean Engineering Banks move into online robbery Sounding off Barclays' home PC service costs a fortune and offers nothing new, says David Hewson Sculpted in the womb, the first model of a live baby Pre-surgery painkillers Http: //www. pcug. co. uk/iff. html Men go bald with female sex hormone Health Handheld PCs offer boost in power Bits & Bytes Record superhighway entries Webwatch World Travel Guide Comets may start ice age Astronomy IntranetWare Killer virus strikes only at cancer cells Medicine Battle erupts over high-tech soldiers Defence Find Contents Kuoni Screen test Paper thin walls and fried crickets threatened the harmony of his tour group as Michael de Larrabeiti & Co walked the ancient post roads of Japan, resting their weary bones at traditional inns Thomas Cook Holidays Inter Continental Holiday Money Where was I? Oldies are the goodies Directions History tour Cat snaps? More secrets and lies Code works Free ways through France Blue velvet Seat down China Travel Service (UK) Ltd The fast set Alistair Scott selects the latest and best in ski equipment How to put your foot down Multiple Display Advertising Items Voyages Jules Verne Crystal The Sunday Times KLM Northwest P&o Cruises Winter Wonderland As the big chill sets in, Richard Girling tells you where to lift the lid on nature Where to go in November English Country Cottages EasyJet Air Portugal Club Med Where to go in December Greaves Tours India Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurostar Travel Section Where to go in January Somak Holidays Club Med 40% off Swan Hellenic Cruises Check-In New Zealand Direct Travel Insurance Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ale and academe Singapore Airlines USAirtours Connections the Travel People Options Travel Insurance World Hoppers Flight Club Air Tickets Direct Campus Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Airsavers Getting a grip A nervous Sean Newsom tests his mettle high on a Spanish rockface The Sunday Times Lunn Poly A warm winter côte Nice is nice, especially out of season, says Mark Ottaway Trail Finders Peregor Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items British Midland Bridge the World Travel Mood World Options Direct Line Flights Singapore Airlines Travelbag Budget Leisure Cars Atlas Travel Insurance Quest Worldwide Airline Network General Accident Direct Worldwide Canada Winter Specials Multiple Display Advertising Items Singapore Airlines A free return ticket on Eurostar A free return ticket to Paris, Brussels or Lille Stay for a day, a weekend, or longer Travel on any day of the week Free Time Out guide to Paris or Belgium Collect Eurostar Tokens in the Times Every Day this Week Budget Worldcover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Virgin atlantic Which Flight International Flyer Multiple Display Advertising Items Elegant Resorts Multiple Display Advertising Items Budget Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin atlantic Multiple Display Advertising Items Americana Vacations World Travel Service Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The magic of Italy City Escapades Worldcover Multiple Display Advertising Items Himalayan Kingdoms Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items France Villas with Pools Multiple Classified Advertising Items Eurostar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ski Inghams Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurostar Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurostar Multiple Display Advertising Items The Complete Canaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Caribbean Connection Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurocamp Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurostar Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Le Marche (UK) Tourism Centre Cruising Celebrity Cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Festival Cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Irrawaddy Flotilla Co The magic of Spain Gill's Travel The Cruise People Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Victoria Travel AmeriCan adventures Adventures Explore Exodus Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items Five Star Turkey Multiple Display Advertising Items Florida Villas with Pools Carnbrook Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Indoor Bowls, Badminton, Tennis The Nare Hotel Hotel La Place My Hols For Marjorie Wallace, every holiday is a quest Multiple Display Advertising Items Special Winter Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Langdale The Montagu Arms Hotel Where was I? Win two nights at the luxury Kinloch House hotel, Perthshire Competition Details English Rose Hotels The Carlyon Bay Hotel Tesco studies next move as Sainsbury plans bank Alliance's savers to get £1,000 Tax inspectors get an unprecedented grilling Fine mess a puddle can get you into Contents Home Comforts Gazumping returns as prices rise Virgin direct Contents Exposed: high cost of pensions Labour takes wobbly steps to better pensions Comment 3 M&g European Unit Trusts The credit card cost of a fickle friend Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Bank diverted mortgage money to pay off a loan Gartmore The ups and downs of an attic trader Andy Webb, a home punter, keeps a diary of a typical day during which he made nearly $10,000 The Equitable Life Glossary How to buy and sell futures Andy Webb on everything you need to know—and a warning—about futures Newton Penny Shares Are Booming Schroders No need to leave your home alone Leaping Lynx turns IT into a speciality Kavanagh's Inside Track Best shares to buy Northern Rock Choosing the mortgage that's right for you Making a home loan decision now is much more complex than in the heady days of the 1980, writes Diana Wright Cut cost of home loan by paying over a shorter term Scottish Windows General Accident Yorkshire Guernsey Rothschild Asset Management Revealed at last—the real cost of pensions Virgin's no-nonsense package has laid bare some of the high hidden charges of the big insurers, writes Paul Ham Woolwich Direct The real cost of pensions Why women get a bad deal Perpetual Shocks on the end of the line How the advisers compare Kensington Mortgage Company Policy Portfolio Guinness Flight The Sunday Times Iberia No fee guarantee beats legal lottery Lawyers are encouraging more people to sue for damages without the fear of crippling costs if they lose court actions, writes Kevin Pratt Policy Plus Ailing ex-smokers' last gasp Couple want to make most of spare cash Experts check out the finances of a couple with a healthy income. By Nick Gardner Your own bank manager for £150 Flemings Baillie Gifford & Co Money Section First National Building Society How to beat City 'experts' Ordinary investors using their wits can identify share winners or losers simply by being observant. Clues about companies are everywhere—even on the beach The Smaller View Direct Line Rates Murray Johnstone Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC The Equitable Life Chase De Vere Investments PLC Top savings rates UK unit trusts: intl equity and bond Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Paying for a place in the sun Grammar books packed, you're ready to retire abroad. William Essex offers a guided tour of the Costa Banka Mortgage builds in protection against rate rises Savings News Motoring Multiple Display Advertising Items Alfa Romeo Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Limited Money Section Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW M3 Coupe Every Cloud has a silver lining Swap mundane modernity for a taste of life in the smooth lane at a bargain price, says Dave Selby Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Authorised Dealers Burton & Deakin Heathrow Dick Lovett Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Altwood L&c The Coupe Collection Reg Vardy Sytnerdirect Park Lane Reg Vardy Bates Off-Roading The Knowledge Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prophets Royal Ascot Garage Holland Park Multiple Display Advertising Items ADT Auctions Multiple Display Advertising Items Bramley Jaguar Approved Multiple Display Advertising Items Doves Jaguar Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Assured Multiple Display Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Display Advertising Items Stratstone of Mayfair H. 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Owen Multiple Display Advertising Items Town & County Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Registration Transfers DVLA Classic Car Marks of Hull Volvo Multiple Display Advertising Items SAAB Contents Cruising for a bruising Two of Japan's most polished performers are raising their game to meet tougher competition from Europe, reports Ray Hutton Motoring Rolls-Royce Multiple Display Advertising Items Michael Powles Limited Guaranteed Motor Cars Multiple Display Advertising Items Guaranteed Motor Cars Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jack Barclay Only great dictators design great cars Multiple Display Advertising Items Guaranteed Motor Cars One-bedroom flats find favour in the capital Whether as first home or pied-à-terre, the one-bed flat is back, writes Mary Wilson Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Copping Joyce Try Homes Limited Central London Estate Agency Parliament Terrace Lurot Brand Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Property Show Weekend Hamptons International 'Bishop's Whare House Central Square Offices go as home is restored Foxtons Best Small Builder Galliard Homes Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Albert Bridge London Multiple Display Advertising Items Fairclough Homes Manhattan Loft Corporation Barratt Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Spencer Heights City of London EC1 Home builders vie for their Oscars Mary Wilson previews the awards that sort the stars from the chorus line in the home building industry Gleeson Homes Rydon Homes Bewley Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Octagon Cuddington Park Bryant Homes Rentals Directory Marina Puente Romano Multiple Display Advertising Items Knight Frank Martin Grant Homes Classic Homes Beazer Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items French Property Exhibition Carvoeiro Golfe County Homes Portugal Mowlem Serenity in scenic Shropshire One of England's most attractive and least populated counties has much to offer the home buyer seeking a place in the country, writes Mary Wilson Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Brockenhurst Multiple Display Advertising Items Builders find new homes for trees Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Charles Church Multiple Display Advertising Items Linden Fairclough Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Chinnocks Multiple Display Advertising Items Berkeley Homes Deloitte & Touche Consulting Group Goodman Graham N B Selection Ltd Whitehead Selection Questor International N B Selection Ltd Whitehead Selection Adderley Featherstone plc Selector Europe N B Selection Ltd Jill Lye Management Consultants Austin Knight Selector Europe Spencer Stuart N B Selection Ltd Teale consulting Selector Europe GKRS Search & Selection Tyzack & Partners PSD Selector Europe GKRS Search & Selection Gartner Group N B Selection Ltd Halcrow Michael Page Consultancy N B Selection Ltd Ward Executive Limited Scott-Jardine Associates Ltd Harvey Nash Plc Barkers Response Services BT Hoggett Bowers Executive Search & Selection Harvey Nash Plc Goodman Graham Hoggett Bowers Executive Search & Selection Ernst & Young Howgate Sable & Partners The Mainland Partnership Bay Networks Woodhead Partnership Whitehead Selection NHS Trust Stream Harvey Nash Plc Xigma Regent Consulting Torres & Partners Kramer Westfield Search and Selection Europool Cavendish Search & Selction Iceland Hales & Hindmarsh Hocaps and Pipt Oracle Interexec CJA IBM FSS Europe Antal International LJA Recruitment Managment Lichtin Associates AF Advertising Limited Wickland Westcott MSL International Limited Austin Knight Aylesbury Vale District Council Integra Wickland Westcott Austin Knight Pepsico P & P Proteus Consultancy Limited Hayward & Associates Ogilvie CableTel OCTel Océ (UK) Limited Eastern Generation Armadillo UK Ltd Jonathan Executive Messaging and Network Consultants William Grant & Sons Ltd. ERC Technology Recruitment Telewest Communications MBNA International Whitbread Beer Company U. K. Country Manager Resources Executive Selection The BJD Group Hoggett Bowers Executive Search & Selection Times Newspapers Ltd Can't Stop Talking? PA Consulting Group Cancer Relief macmillan Fund Price Waterhouse Heidrick & Struggles The Recruitment Management Group Eagle Star DHL Worldwide Express Heidrick & Struggles Telewest Communications Saur Water Services Hoggett Bowers Executive Search & Selection SAIC Ltd Highfield International Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Atlantic Richfield Company Coopers & Lybrand Total Rostrvm Integra Multiple Display Advertising Items Chelsea Computer Consultants, Inc. Barclays Mercantile The Coba Group Hydro-Electric Welcomes Equal Opportunities Sun microsystems SmithKline Beecham Berkshire Consultancy Limited Career Development & Outplacement Association Free Shopping Ltd The Consultancy Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Wetherspoon Portsmouth City Council Corvu Securicor cellular services N B Selection Ltd Mentor Graphics Witcher-Stronge Limited Chusid Headway Origin Dell Executive Resourcing Service Ravenscroft & Partners Omega Partners Michael Page Sales & Marketing Smith & Nephew Richards Railtrack Mercuri Urval Ministry of Defence Bridge CU Power Generation Limited The Times Elf atochem ATO Acer Chief Executive Saracens Kent Antiques Limited Head of Securities Trading Systems Peterson Associates Purcon Polygon Consulting Limited Positive Publications Alison Associates Sun Life of Canada Times Newspapers Ltd. MSB Internet Technology Ltd ASTEA National Consultancy National Mediation Centre MacMillan Davies Hyperion Training Human Resources Norweb communications Executive Recruitment Services Robertson-Blackwatch Ltd Public & Healthcare Croydon Royal Hull Hospitals NHS Trust The Welsh Office Newlon Housing Group Sanderson Recruitment Advertising Fast stream Royal National Theatre Career plan Limited The Scottish Arts Council Recruitment & Assessment Services Limited NHS Financial Management Training Scheme NHS Trust Federation NHS Management Training Scheme AGE Concern East Lothian Council Norfolk County Council North British Housing Association Industrial Development Board for Northern Ireland Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust Free Info Pack Multiple Display Advertising Items Department for Education and Employment Greenwich College Challenge Educational Services City University Business School Halcrow Scotland The School of Chiropody & Podiatric Medicine Men! Your classroom needs you The dearth of male teachers in primary schools is proving bad for both boys and girls, writes Fred Redwood Department for Education and Employment EF London Montessori Centre Staffordsbire University Teen Court: running a moral crusade, LA-style Kingston University Benenden School Chapterhouse International College Hilderstone College SIBS Ltd Devonshire House School Looks that can speak volumes It's not what you do, it's the way that you do it that gets the right result in interviews, human-behaviour guru Allan Pease explains to Stephen Hayward Hewlett Packard Harvey Nash Plc Men behaving badly at work Contents The Best of British Hope and Glory: Britain 1900-1990 by Peter Clarke Allen Lane £25 pp454 Contents Death became her Ties that bind The Sunday Times Pile 'Em High Out of the blue Brave survivors Fighting back Critical List The critics love a spot of double-crossing and deception, declares Harvey Porlock Living, loving and letting go Heaven's Coast by Mark Doty Cape £16.99 pp305 It started with a kiss The Kiss: The Story of an Obsession by Hugo Vickers H Hamilton £15 pp234 Angela's Ashes Force of evil Frank McLynn enjoys two minutely observed studies of Adolf Hitler History Today Foiled again, and again Plotting Hitler's Death: The German Resistance to Hitler 1933-45 by Joachim Fest Weidenfeld £20 pp399 A ladies' man first The President They Deserve by Martin Walker Fourth Estate £20 pp360 In fighting form Full Disclosure by Andrew Neil MacMillan £20 pp350 Mind Expansion for Mortals The Times Higher Education Supplement His master's voice Skip All That: Memoirs by Robert Robinson Century £15.99 pp230 Keeping her self together George Eliot: A Life by Rosemary Ashton H Hamilton £25 pp465 How to deal with death Death in the Victorian Family by Pat Jalland OUP £25 pp464 Diary Carrying on up the jungle He went to the Congo's seething swamp-forests in search of a dinosaur. But it was Conrad, Darwin and death itself that cast their shadows over Redmond O'Hanlon, says Ian Thomson The first steps of a great explorer Anthony Sattin is gripped by Wilfred Thesiger's early diaries 20 Years Ago this Week From Peter Hall's diaries, October 27,1976 On the Shelf The voice of the masses spoke in Notes From Underground, says George Walden The Times Literary Supplement Chancing his arm Taking the Tide: A Memoir by Anthony Barber Michael Russell £17.95 pp191 Crime and punishment Responses to Crime: Vol III: Legislating with the Tide by Lord Windlesham Oup £40 pp514 Christopher, the whine merchant Christopher Isherwood Diaries Volume One: 1939-1960 edited and introduced by Katherine Bucknell Methuen £25 pp1,048 An unbeatable innings The Last Over by E W Swanton, with David Rayvern Allen Richard Cohen £18.99 pp285 Shortlist The left side of the law The Laws of our Fathers by Scott Turow Viking £16 pp533 Trials in Oz The Day We Cut the Lavender by Jill Neville Penguin £6.99 pp204 Yesterday's gnocchi The Last Don by Mario Puzo Heinemann £15.99 pp432 Shepard's delight Cruising Paradise by Sam Shepard Secker £15.99 pp243 Royal Festival Hall Picture Gallery The Sunday Times Paperbacks Hardbacks Paperbacks Hardback manuals Paperback manuals The Sunday Times Little Brown Time Contents Wooah Fact File Picture Gallery F-mail. . . 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Smallbone of Devizes Salon selective Jade Jagger and Kate Moss are members of the latest exclusive club. Could this be the capital's coolest hang-out yet? Lisa Brinkworth reports Just good friends? The handsome prince close to Caroline of Monaco also happens to be the husband of one of her best friends. What's going on? Kirsty Lang and Margaret Kemp report Outstrips ot Colgate Where to meet your millionaire Love is in the heir Pretty blondes are snapping up all the eligible millionaires. Do ordinary people stand a chance, asks Roland White Bigger Choice Little Chef Cartier Never ad it so good The Cooke Report It's hard to believe, but this picture by David Bailey is part of the new Burton advertising campaign. The high street has pulled up its socks and gone all high fashion. Rachel Cooke reports Yvonne Vinall Brief Lives At 65, the country's top unde model has decided to hang up whatever nude models hang up when they retire. Suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, she cannot sit as still as once she could The Sunday Times Crossword Pamela Anderson Lee vs Yasmine Bleeth Feuds Corner Feuds Corner Picture Gallery The Sunday Times Style file £150 outfit Scents of the week Style Counsel I won't leave home without The cone ranger Restaurant Watch Winner's Dinners Magimix Duerr's The Sunday Times Letters Delta Help! The answers to all your problems The Times The snooping husband Family Life Cut and thrust This look is cut to the quick for the season's most extreme outlines. Baring the flesh in these slashed, sliky sheaths is de rigueur as disigners reveal the hole story. . . 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By Jeffrey Goldberg Noises off A tragic waste of a good comedy Trevor Nunn has made such heavy weather of Twelfth Night that the funny bits barely raise a laugh, says Tom Shone The rest of the week's films Royal National Theatre We're finally speaking their language Suddenly British culture is beginning to make sense to American audiences, and it's not just Oasis and Emma. Douglas Kennedy finds that they love Mike Leigh's films about our underclass, and are queuing up to hear David Hare's debates on social responsibility Forum The future is here Scrutiny The dying Has a scary new TV show gone too far in hunting down its contestants KGB-style, asks Stephen Armstrong, below Game Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Shakespeare Company End of the long and winding road Anthology 3 not only shows why the Beatles were splitting, says Andrew Smith, it also reveals the source of their genius Songwriters who put rock in the jailhouse Clive Davis on the musical that celebrates the incredible variety of Leiber and Stoller Royal Academy of Arts The voice of tomorrow In its search for unusual fare, says Hugh Canning, Wexford Festival has found a new star The Italian-American connection From both the Old World and the New, there is a playfulness in new music. By Paul Driver Royal Shakespeare Company The wolf is at the stage door Can regional theatre be saved from financial crisis? 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