News from 03/11/1996
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P B, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's, Susan D'arcy, John Dugdale, Waldemar Januszczak, Michael Prescott, Pete Bradley, David Burghes, Barbara Hall, Stephen Jones our Rugby Correspondent, Simon Armitage, Nigel Botherway, Lucas Hollweg, J B, Russell Grant, Jon Swain, Lord Wakeham chairman, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, Barry Morrell, John Jay, Christopher Somerville, Allson Thomas, Max Glaskin, Susan d'Arcy, Gordon Bell, Eden Phillips, Frank Whitford, Roy Porter, Steven Goldman, Radio Waves, Alistair Scott, Lance Mytton, Sally Payne, David Hanke, David Smith, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Schwartz, Nick Pitt, Nicki Pope, Penny Wark, E P, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Michael Thrasher, Clive Davis, Mary Wilson, K R, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Stephen Daldry's, Tony Allen-Mills, Robert Block, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Valerie Ivison, Irwin Stelzer, Patsy Westcott, Tom English, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, David Dougill, Paul Muldoon, Barrie, David Hewson, Terence Feely, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Alasdair Reid, David Cummings, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, David Cairns, Peter Conradi, Jason Bell, Louise Taylor, Robert Harris, Michael Jones, Dr W P Kelly, Frank Kermode, George Perry, Allen Brown, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Harry Wu, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Alan Judo, Paul Nuki Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Rob Steen, Bernard Cafferty, Geoffrey Boycott, Paul Donovan, Frances Spalding, William Shawcross, Sue Lawrence, Zoë Heller, Marie Colvin Hebron, Stephen Grey Homes Affairs Correspondent, Owen Matthews, James Adams, Olga Craig, Jonathan Sale, Simon Fanshawe, Paul Driver, Matinlda Harrison, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, David Leppard, Latifa Zayyat, Stacy Schiff, Frank Skinner, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Robert Hughes, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Rufus Olins, Chris Gilchrist, Hugh McLlvanney, Thom Gunn, Sue Stephens, Geoffrey Wansell, Dave Thomas, David Baddiel, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Nigel Parry, Anne Edwards, Lord Jakobovits, Rhoda Koeing, David Talbot, Sue Reid, John Karter, Habie Schwarz, Andrew Roberts, Paul Rudkin, Debbie Hill, Diana Wright, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, B P Farrell, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Adam Parsons Our Motor Racing Correspondent, Andrew Neil, Liam Botham, Andrew Smith, Andrew Grice, Rajeev Syal Religious Affairs Correspondent, Jane Bowman, Keith Wheatley, Nicholas Rufford Westminster Correspondent, David Walsh, Rasselas, Adrlenne Connors, Stephen McGinty, Ben Pimlott, Angela Neustatte, Christopher Goodwin, Charles Lawson, Mark Prigg, Sheryl Garratt, A Wright, Richard Woods, Roland White, Randeep Ramesh Transport Correspondent, Garth Alexander, Denise Thornton, A J Bateman, Judith O'Reilly, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Peter Watts, Kevin Sharpe, Jonathan Leake, Les Miséables, Michael Sheridan, Sean Hargrave, Margaret Walters, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Rupert Stelner, Phlllp Cralgle, A A Gill, D Nicholas, Rajeev Syal, Dick Francis, Kirsty Lang, Kathryn Kenny, Nadine Meisner, Anthony Holden, Robert Johnston, Lauren St John, Stephen Pettitt, Cherry Norton, Joe Lovejoy Football Correspondent, Gilbert Adair, T Coraghessan Boyle, Jeremy Langmead, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, Marcelle Katz, John Cornwell, Mark Hodson, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Steve Connor, Joe Lovejoy, Colin Rallings, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, William Marshall, Hugh Pearman, Simon Sebag Montefiore, John Phillips, Louise Nurding, David Smith Economics Editor, Jenny Seagrove, Peter Hennessy, Simon Sebag, Maureen Freely, Bob Dwyer, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Chris Feetenby, Mandy Piggot, Dan Pearson, John G Hall, Stephen Hayward, Dennis Sinclair, Boris Schapiro, Colin Bateman,
ResumoCash crisis cripples the NHS Hospitals face winter of cuts and chaos Tories plan to enforce collar-and-tie code on scruffy teachers British companies 'broke sanctions' to equip Libya Insight Contents British Airways Contents Newman Contents Outlook sunny for Clinton, the comeback kid BBC scraps Jesus comedy Contents Wilson aide says Blair is cowardly Contents Gaffe fears put Clarke in Tory B-team First across the Chann Beaverbrook hits at party funding Newspapers Support Recycling Millennium party may cost charities £300m Swissair world's most refreshing RUC chief to remove Queen's portrait Whistle blown on loose lifestyle of the cross-Channel passport officer Having a lovely time: Mobutu holidays as Zaire falls apart Gner Could do better if they were smarter American Express Head teachers quit over exam table pressure Mercury Church rift looms on women bishops Top Mi5 officers axed while IRA threat grows Compaq Comfort Parties puzzled by odd case of the Putney break-ins Check in for your flight at Sainsbury's Rudder tests on UK 737s Halifax Building Society Sainsbury's Reward Card Divers find a wonder of the world Dam busters' base could be crisis prison Sailor leaves Time and Tide Cellnet Elegiac Austen, the poet brother in Jane's shade Abbey National Oxford dons in battle to stop business school Heseltine fortune rises £2m a week Children learn to live on a knife edge Pesticide levels in vegetables and fruit cause alarm A Cable & Wireless Company Reuters Limited Camelot Plc Draft Dodger will pull it off Imelda's jewellery sale exposes hard-up royals Titanic loss of manliness Malraux gets the sanitation stamp Atticvs Taki Video plus Direct Fashion mafia go for the big spend Nick Newman's Week The Ridings School The shocking collapse of authority at the Riding school signifies a wider breakdown of discipline. How can order be restored? Report by Olga Craig and Judith O'Reilly The Water Mill Article Withdrawn Luck smiles on 'Slick Willie' President Clinton looks certain to triumph over Bob Dole this week, but a rocky road awaits him at the end of the campaign trail. Tony Allen-Mills and James Adams report Budget Rent a Car International Inc Rock solid? Rival scientists' claims to have found signs of life on Mars are being viewed with growing scepticism, writes Steve Connor Before Discount is Deducted Limited The Vectra from Vauxhall John and Norma swing voters to the tea party BT Business Connections Bringing out the animal in the composer Battle for heart of Africa Invasion of Zaire brings fear of bloody genocide West forecast to decline and fall among bad neighbours Israel and Britain in pact on terror Cumbria Marketing Initiative Russia's odd couple stage palace coup Fujitsu Swift Call Ruined Italians sue in lottery fiasco 'Magic apple' drug Britons alarm Israel KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Chrysler Which online Peace accord ignited Netanyahu family war Denver's sinners form queue for a ticket to hell Driven by Passion Fiat Heroin chiefs hit Ho Chi Minh trail The Sunday Times Empty Bosnian graves baffle UN France recoils from its nest of top moles French 'financial engineering' over euro raises German hackles Mercury Communications Staples Found: family paintings from a Nazi hoard BT Hispanic 'kings' had throne of blood American Express Travel clamp on Eurocrats Rukba First lady talks of life in the Elysée Inside Paris Northern Rock America gets the blame Diplomatic remarks Confusing the tourists Head killed in firework blast Weather and Travel Outlook Top gear: Sisters Heidi, left, Jodie Briggs show a… The Met Office Problem pupils face expulsion at the Ridings Lambard Business Finance Man charged for Heathrow attack News Digest Flight diverted Betts raps BBC Hostage song Honour for Tel Squires survives Maths test Yusuf Islam Overseas Prices Northern Electric puts up barriers to US bidder BT and MCI merge into Concert Générale seeks to sell £500m healthcare arm Virgin Contents Couture Capital. . . The number of top fashion… Half of Lucas Varity chiefs axed in shake-up by Rice Contents Bank wants more rises in interest rates Camelot aims to go global US merger could ring in new era of growth for BT B. A. T. Industries Three oil groups plan filling station merger T&N awaits court ruling Cordiant faces court fight over sacking Directors nervous of soaring stock market Coal land to be transferred Business Digest Kwik Save to shed stores and jobs BT's £12bn call The proposed takeover of America's MCI is a key plank in BT's attempts to build a truly global network. Report by Andrew Lorenz and Garth Alexander ITV Junk bond king Milken emerges as ballet hero Mercantile Credit Wall Street fears Proposition 211 Prufrock Rosetto's crossed wires Prufrock A chicken and egg situation Prufrock US group buys into Dudley Robert Fraser Securities Plc SFO's Staple puts fraud law in the dock With just six months left as SFO director, George Staple is unveiling big ideas for reform in the fight against fraud. Frank Kane reports Mercury Communications Databank Evans set to take over chair at BAe Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Uunet Pipex National Motorcycle Museum Sedgemoor District Council Directors' deals show how to profit The Sunday Times Insider Watch Our new monthly services shows how directors' share dealings herald stock-market moves Even with our Experience Negotiating a Large Argos Distributors Limited Elastic Brands With Sainsbury putting its name on a bank, and Virgin using its label on everything from airliners to cola, just how far can a brand be stretched? Rufus Olins investigations Mercury Communications Bank of Scotland Serving Business since 1695 BA to buy French carrier British Airways is to purchase the small, regional Air Liberté as part of its plan to push into Europe EDS Primrose blossoms by caring Founded by a top PR man, Primrose Care has been such a success that a £10m, Aim float is on the cards. Ardyn Bernoth reports Sparks fly as bidder swoops on Northern The electricity company will put up a Brobust defence, hoping to force a higher offer from America's Cal Energy. John Waples reports The Sunday Times The Omega from Vauxhall Make a success of big projects The Document Company Breuer fills Deutsche Bank's generation gap New chairman Rolf Breuer will take forward the ambitions campaign to break into top-tier global investment banking, reports Frank Kane Barclays Stock Brokers Limited Planet Online Ltd Michels checks in for new deal The Stakis chief will need to apply his famed attention to costs if his Metropole bid is to pay off, writes John Waples Designers put London in fashion Famous names from around the world are opening big stores with the aim of selling their designer labels to the lucrative middle market Mercedes-Benz Remember at school how you had one friend who would Clinton boom pauses for breath Griffin Invoice Finance So how far will base rates rise? Helping the jobless show enterprise An initiative to help the unemployed start up businesses is expanding across the country. Report by Andrew Lorenz Valcor Arbitration Services (UK) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rouleaux Alphagraphics The Pet Club of Great Britain Exporter enjoys the fruits of learning foreign languages A Lincolnshire company boosted export sales by training its staff to converse with foreign customers. Allson Thomas reports Eurofair '96 United Colors of Benetton Phone now Lines Open Sunday Sell memorable phone numbers, and ring up the… Bulletin Multiple Classified Advertising Items MJN Technology Limited Fiduciary Management Services Ltd Lorraine Electronics Multiple Display Advertising Items Service Master Ltd Fast Urgent Loans Multiple Display Advertising Items NIC Hygiene Specialists Multiple Display Advertising Items Distributors/resellers Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Schumacher's track is paved with gold Adam Parsons, Our Motor Racing Correspondent, looks at Ferrari's plans to keep their German ace at the wheel into the next century Hoddle's forgiveness invites fury Shane set to come back trigger-happy The world's best bowler is nearly fit to meet its best batsman. Rob Steen previews Australia against West Indies The race that stops a nation Melburnian Ardyn Bernoth looks forward to this week's Melbourne Cup at Flemington. not so much a horserace, more a beer and champagne party for millions of Australians Lower betting tax is the way forward Is racing in crisis? Lord Wakeham, chairman of the British Horseracing Board, opens our debate on what is needed to ensure the sport's prosperity Cecil plugs on gamely as bin Suroor holds lead John Karter follows the changing seasons as Flat racing gives way to National Hunt Results Round-Up Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Racing Rugby Union Tiger's swing is in full boom The baby-faced superstar is the longest hitter in golf. outdriving even John Daly. Nick Pitt looks at how he does it European Tour back on courses to credibility Lauren St John finds hopeful signs that the organisers are finally listening to the players Bass 1997 European Tour Dates Bingo's number comes up at last Ian Chadband on Ensley "Bingo" Bingham's painful voyage to the shores of opportunity Success could catapult Akinwande into the major league A low-key champion flies the flag for Britain on the glitzy Las Vegas bill next Saturday. Ian Hawkey plots the path that may beckon Tyson's Mission Boxing clever in the screen test Where the noble art leads, football seems sure to follow. Ian Hawkey on the latest developments in pay-per-view television Catt nips Bath in for final spot Stephen Jones at Stadio Di Monlgo Harlequins go from woe to winners Newcastle edged out in a thriller Healey burst keeps Leicester on right road Munster down and out Scots follow the script Sale strike blow for the underdogs Stephen Jones, our Rugby Correspondent, applauds the spirit of a club whose stunning demolition of might Harlequins showed that money still Isn't everything within the game Scotland loom as major hurdle on tourists' trip Bob Dwyer, the Leicester and former Australia coach, assesses the strengths and weaknesses of the 1996 visiting party Oxford honours the verve of a true blue Australian Ian Tucker suffered a fatal injury playing rugby, but Nick Cain finds a positive light beyond the loss Eales gives Wallabies bounce Alasdair Reid discusses fresh challenges with Australia's multi-talented captain, a nice guy accustomed to finishing first The Times Icy Kafelnikov crushes Korda Richard Evans reports on a Russian's love affair with the French Indoor Open in Paris Tough guy Bullimore set for his perilous ordeal England a put on the rack A team in Keegan's image Continuing our focus on the leading managers in football, David Walsh looks at a week in the life of Kevin Keegan and Newcastle United Ginola's Three Touches of Magic American Express Time to get Georgia in mind Amid the hullbaloo over you-know-who, England have a World Cup qualifier to win. Joe Lovejoy. Football Correspondent, looks at the task ahead Lucky Jim profits from unrest at battling Brighton Atkinson's ailing under-achievers Baying fans wait for Wolves to bite back A restless crowd are tired of excuses at Wolverhampton but Rob Steen sees the team make a point Ins & Outs Second Division Third Division The Conference and Other Leagues Premier League First Division Scotland Wales and N Ireland Pools Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Armstrong's hammer blow Dave Thomas at White Hart Lane Charlton finally see the points of travel McGinlay seals top spot for classy Bolton Ford drives away the gloom Louise Taylor at Elland Road Saints' tale of two Saturdays founders on a Wednesday Europe still troubles United Joe Lovejoy on the lesson the dejected Alex Ferguson can learn from his hero Sir Matt Busby Old boy Tiler plants Forest deeper in trouble Ward makes it Derby's day Chelsea's classy Italian job Old Trafford gloom as Vialli hits home Still Water Contents Arsenal stay top after Wright makes a point Contents Superlative Travel The world's most famous dissident is captured in Deng Ixaoping's China Virgin direct The Bash Street boarding kids Is the traditional schooling of the rich the way to rescue poor children who don't fit? Penny Wark on a way that seems to work A touch of muck to go with his brass Profile Major buys a bigger bell for his fire engine General Accident Bagsy me a nickname Major's only hope Now for the bad news Virgin Express Lib Dem vindaloo with a cha-Paddy on top Three Holy Joes in a piety parade With one whipcrack, Willetts was free Having one on the house What really worries the voters is the under class Archer makes a royal hash of it A better class of morality Smint Forget Clinton, it's a revolution out there Norwich Union Healthcare Yamaha Oxford on trial for the sins of OJ Only the ringing of cash tills was missing as an angry comedian brought the Simpson circus to Britain, says Walter Ellis Marcia has some advice for Tony Interview Ben Pimlott meets Lady Falkender The Sunday Times Put a bit of muscle into our morality Make families the bedrock of tax policies Stay out of USA Clarkson The Sunday Times The Times Educational Supplement Points In the beginning was the Microgod Simon Sebag Montefiore on the Elvis of laptops Gas tests leave a sick legacy Show 'em Imogen Birthdays Nothing novel under the sun Kohl is busting out all over The German chancellor's one-man drive to force Europe into a monetary-union corset has developed an air of inevitability. But forces are working against it that could thwart him, says David Smith Local voting points to the start of a Tory revival Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher on a new swing Eurostar Labour looks both ways and covers up a high-level rift Would a Blair government hustle us into monetary union? The answer depends on who you talk to, reports Andrew Grice Hidden lapel camera puts police in the picture Security Reading the mind of a baby Infrared light is being used to probe what goes on inside a baby's head, writes Roger Dobson In Focus Systms Ticket is passport to safety Gates' about turn on NCs Space elevator a step closer Into the abyss for a record dive bid Oceanography A new type of submersible that draws on aviation design will take man down to 37,000ft. Report by Mark Prigg Galileo swings its way round Jupiter moons Astronomy Two inks give full colour Printing Electrical dog deterrent Bright Ideas that Never Made It. . . Elderberry takes sting out of flu virus Bits & Bytes Fireflies help detect poison food bugs Webwatch How to avoid baby cot deaths Planet Earth CD Rom Review Down in the Dumps Gene therapy holds promise of cystic fibrosis cure Medicine Nasa budget cuts raise safety fears Space Scientists claim work on the space station could be put at risk, writes Sean Hargrave Computer video takes fear out of identity parades Policing Edited by Sean Hargrave BT Internet World's oldest flute dug up Anthropology Contents Orange hutchinson telecom Blame it on Rio In deepest, darkest November, sleepy Somerset creates a spectacle of light and sound that locals say is the biggest outside Brazil. Christopher Somerville follows the revellers in their year-long festive preparations Where was I? Irish Ferries Too close for comfort Encroaching tourism may be having a serious effect on Kenyan wildlife. So what is the solution, asks Mark Hodson Spicing up departures Rajeev Syal reports on Heathrow's latest take-off Holiday Money A higher rate of interest Costs are rising in India. Susan D'arcy finds out why Going to Barbados? Directions Air wiles Paris price Rif rush In brief . . . Your guide to the stars A new clarity Cheap cuts A good run for your money Alistair Scott highlights the ski resorts with the best transport to the top Canadian Airlines International Our friends in the north China Travel Service (UK) Ltd Voyages Jules Verne Club Med Caribbean island finder If an escape from the winter winds beckons, there is an island here for everyone—it only depends on what you want to do. David Wickers maps out this world of possibilities Pleasure seekers Ltd Unijet Travel Ltd Free return Eurostar ticket Calverley Travel Ltd. 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Nick Gardner explains The Equitable Life Blacklisted at the bank by a car hire blunder Helpline expands to meet demand Prolific Technology Unit Trust Money Section The M&G Group Alliance sets Virgin a £1 challenge A new personal pension will halve the basic cost of Branson's plan, writes Diana Wright Mayflower sails to brave new world Kavanah's Inside Track Best shares to bay Jupiter Unit Trust Managers Ltd Check the small print for the great giveaway Debbie Hill advises how alert customers can benefit from share and cash handouts as building societies convert Shield your shares with a bet Scottish Widows Legal & General The Sunday Times Personal Finance Guides Virgin direct Guinness Flight Spot the signs of a stock market crash Past 'Whoppers' give clues to what causes shares to plummet, writes David Schwartz Legal & General (Unit Trust Managers) Limited Take steps to protect your retirement income Pensions can be shielded from the vagaries of the money markets, writes Naomi Caine Woolwich Direct The Equitable Life Future's a matter of self-control Mercury Asset Management Opportunities abound in India Savings News Guinnes Flight Stewart Ivory & Company Ltd. 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With care, they can be stars in their own schooltime, reports Denise Thornton University of Teesside Kingston University London Montessori Centre If you have tiers, prepare to shed them Pupils are forced to play a numbers game in Gcse maths that unfairly limrts their exam chances, writes David Burghes Language courses abroad! The Quindo Centre Easter Courses at Hertford College Oxford a Level &… BA International College Challenge Education Services Fiarfax University Holborn College The Oxford Business College Cross-Cultural Trainers Kingston University British bosses see way ahead UK managers are among the best in the world at focusing on objectives and communicating with the workforce, writes Margaret Coles Pepsico Business Project Managers The Sunday Times The Law Society Graduate Trainees Retailing hit by return of the feelgood factor Strategic Business Analysts Ltd Executive on Assignment Ltd Contents His Ticket to Waterloo How Far from Austerlitz? Napoleon 1805-1815 by Alastair Horne MacMillan £20 pp429 Contents More buddies Sunday Times His ticket to Waterloo Pile 'Emhigh Scotched plan Sweet behaviour Critical List Harvey Porlock is flummoxed by feline references in a recent review Healthy, wealthy and wise? Living on the Lottery by Hunter Davies Little, Brown £15 pp340 Risky business Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk by Peter Bernstein Wiley £17.99 pp352 The Times Literary Supplement Crime of the century Srebrenica: Record of a War Crime By Jan Willam Honig and Norbert Both Penguin £6.99 pp224 1996 First Pullishing The Eagle Gladstone Roy Jenkins All for one and one for all? The Origins of Virtue by Matt Ridley Viking £20 pp295 Through the evolving doors Life's Grandeur by Stephen Jay Gould Cape £16.99 pp244 Battles of words and swords Monarchy Transformed Britain 1603-1714 by Mark Kishlansky Allen Lane £25 pp386 Mary's monster In Search of Frankenstein by Radu Florescu Robson Books £16.95 pp257 The Softback Preview Diary The making of a master The brilliance of John Richardson's second volume of Picasso's life, says Frances Spalding, makes Norman Mailer's account scem even poorer 60 Years Ago this Week Margaret Mitchell to Miss Sara Helena Wilson, Atlanta, November 3,1936 On the Shelf Harry Wu was sustained through imprisonment and torture by Les Misérables The Times Higher Education Supplement Better or verse? 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