News from 17/11/1996
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Taki, Sudarsan Raghavan, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Mark Rowley, Rejeev Syal, Jim Munro, Jon Swain, Sean O'Brien, Anthony Clare, Dan Pearson, John Peter, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Lesley White, John Jay, S Taylor, Paul Ashton, Susan d'Arcy, Roy Porter, Judy Sadgrove, Alistair Scott, Sally Payne, David Smith, Sue Ash, Dorothy Walker, Nick Pitt, Nicki Pope, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, Richard Lines, Karen Robinson, Arnold Evans, Edward Platt, H R, Tony Allen-Mills, Gordon Turnbull, Martin James, Robert Sandall, President Sir Derek Jacobi, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, Lord Northbourne Chairman, John L. Prince, David Dougill, Richard Ingrams, Yehudi Menuhin, John Gribbin, John Evans, Fiona Hill, Cynthia Reavell, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, Randeep Ramesh, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Michael Prochak, Jeremy Clarkson, Martin Neild, Peter Kemp, Peter Conradi, Alan Brownjohn, Louise Taylor, Edward Porter, Stewart Lee, Robert Harris, Michael Jones, Adam Courtenay, Lord Rees-Mogg, George Perry, Graham Otway, Robin Marlar, David Collins, Glyn Maxwell, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Georgina James, Ardyn Bernoth, Rob Steen, Bernard Cafferty, Peter Parker, Mike Laws, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Dr Andrew Kerr, Tom Needham, Matthew Pinsent, Sue Lawrence, Jeff Randall, Paul Driver, James Adams, Olga Craig, Simon Fanshawe, Paul Bray, Ann McFerran, Boris Schapiro, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Clive Sinclair, Walter Grey, Mark Edwards, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Stephen Amidon, David Lawrenson, Dave Thomas, Andy Goldberg, Phil Baker, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Christina Lamb, Sir Bryan Thwaites, Sean Newsom, Bryan Harris, John Karter, Andrew Roberts, R W, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Neil, Andrew Smith, Philip Cralgle, Andrew Grice, Caroline Donald, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Rob Ryan, Keith Wheatley, Nicholas Rufford Westminster Correspondent, Claire Oldfield, Pat Butcher, Miranda Seymour, Flora Fraser, Trevor Lewis, Steven Haynes, Bryan Appleyard, Stephen McGinty, Colin McDowell, Rosemary Chaplin, Maria Visconti, Loulse Taylor, Christopher Goodwin, Joni Mitchell, Mark Prigg, Victoria O'brien, Oliver Cardigan, Roland White, Randeep Ramesh Transport Correspondent, Miss World, Rachel Cooke, Maurice Chittenden, Alex Fortune, Kevin Pratt, Wayne Bodkin, Judith O'Reilly, Mark Franchetti, Craig Lord, Ray Hutton, Martin Ivens, Mrs I L, Peter Watts, Jonathan Leake, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Michael Sheridan, Sean Hargrave, Margaret Walters, John Harlow, Tim Wapshott, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Terry Murden, A A Gill, Steve Downes, Kavanagh's, Jack Davey, Rajeev Syal, Kirsty Lang, Gareth Alexander, Chrissy Iley, Stephen Pettitt, Cherry Norton, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, David Wickers, Jane Hardy, Michael Cockerell, Terry Cannon, Andrew Verity, David Remnick, D. Barnes, Brain Clarke, Mark Hodson, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Pam Barrell, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, Simon Sebag Montefiore, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Carey Scott, Bob Dwyer, Maurice Fitzpatrick, Stephen Boyd, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Mandy Piggot, R B, Stephen Hayward, Vice President Bill Kenwright, Georgina Howell, Adam Parsons,
ResumoContents Blair's secret donors exposed Mi6 seizes agent's book in new Spycatcher row Insight Fergie claims lover Bryan beat her during row over diary Contents British Airways Contents Going home: Rwanda's lost families Contents Norris motors to £150,000 lorry job Contents Howard faces inquiry over Fayed case First across the Chann The gargoyle in your pocket Newspapers Support Recycling Prisons on alert as IRA men copy keys Labour referendum pledge on currency Swissair Lost Auden poems found in notebook Trunk reveals early verses Rock band U2 ripped off by cyberspace burglars Seven Seas Health Care Camelot Exam table damns school of despair Fears over pill safety lead to 3,000 more abortions Bouncer breaks MP's nose Wrightway Marketing Ltd. Concorde Abbey National The New Citroën Saxo Ratings slump sounds death knell for This Is Your Life Labour may axe millennium dome Police to sue over Dunblane In today's Other Papers Ministers want to ban 'cake' Noye linked to seven deaths Day-Lewis in secret wedding Gascoigne stars in violent video Compaq The New Volvo British spies take fight to the mafia Business Link Drill-happy dentist faces £2m lawsuit Cheltenham & Gloucester Diana's lawyer denied seat among Fabian elite Henderson Investors Legal aid soars as Britons sue the American way Unkind cuts start boat race film row DfEE TV firms accused of selling Christmas shoppers short Investors in People Air pollution soars above danger levels IBM United Kingdom Limited Domino theory could hold key to Alzheimer's Last flush for British loo? You'll find every kind of nonsense in Noo Yawk Revealed: Mercury's Bombayan rhapsody Scott's influence in Chelsea How Oxford lost its seat on my chair Atticvs Taki Woolwich Direct Acting out a life in pictures Picture Gallery Mercantile Credit That was the Boom that was The good times are back, at least for some. House prices and credit card spending are rising and unemployment is falling. Unfortunately for the Tories, the chancellor is having to apply the brakes, write David Smith and Andrew Grice The secret agent Now the story of the spy who vanished into the cold can be told. For the first time, it opens up the troubled mind of a modern M16 officer Insight Budget For Business Hire Inter-Continental Hotels and Resorts Me and my man On a grand tour to promote her book, the newly slimline Duchess of York has left interviewers baffled by her relationship with her ex-husband. Will they remarry? Was he unfaithful? Tony Allen-Mills and Andrew Alderson reports Syria builds nerve gas arsenal Witch-hunt closes in on Benazir IBM CIA chief faces black fury over 'cocaine plot' Israel plans a hell of a party at Armageddon Cellnet Americans move to destabilise Sudanese regime American Express Insurance Services Chirac digs up an icon for the right France pummels Juppé, the 'sadist belt-tightener' Land Rover Ford Refugee flood crosses border Exodus from heart of darkness BT Mass return to Rwanda puts UN peace mission in doubt Role too far, for Arnie, lost action hero The Royal Bank of Scotland Mladic at bay as Bosnian Serb leaders court world approval Asprey London Women sue German army for sex bias Ebola outbreak in South Africa Lufthansa Fear revisits Stalin's house of horror The Times Texans put brake on cheerleader in a wheelchair Referendum Party Energis Telecommunications Drug war inspires creative writing Inside Washington One in the eye for Harold Friend, foe or spy? Women dote on Belgian paedophile How the media defeated Dole Referendum Party Labour to be sued on windfall tax Mad cow disease tests were flawed Weather and Travel Outlook Church feud erupts as Christian gays come out for celebration Clarke set to cut basic rate by 1p Eurostar business £21m lottery jackpot shared News Digest BAe rejected for Pentagon deal Murder inquiry Pilots' warning College crisis Bomb 'kills 100' £2m unclaimed Pie in the sky Speeding Contents Labour wage floor 'below £3.50' BAe loses battle for £100bn jet BAA and Virgin in rail link war Virginatlantic Top Storey . . . Wates has put forward a rival plan to build the City's tallest building. Managing director Rodney Clutton puts the cost at £100m Rec bidder under fire Contents Insurers face computer claims meltdown over the millennium UK on target for Qatar deal Contents Enjoy the party for now but beware the hangover Agenda Wuunet Pipex Archer friend plans to sue DTI TV-eye guard turns its sights on the market Wates plans rival to City's tallest tower Aquarius all set to float C&W hunt for finance chief threatens Olsen Proton invests £7m at Lotus Business Digest Mondex stake bid Fayed 'no' to Chelsea £300m for Cinven Charity sues Air Products Direct assault ITV How direct sellers beat mainstream providers Why First Choice sacked its chief Francis Baron turned round the tour operator but was removed in a boardroom coup, reports John Waples Holiday Inn Worldwide The Institute of Management Shell 'in merger talks with Gas' In today's Other Papers Williams' £1bn sales Lloyd's job losses Mutiny after the bounty Prufrock Joke's on Monty of the Mirror Lloyds Bank Blair fans zip their purses Singing for their supper Clarke's the boy, says Roy Databank Deutsche float on a price high Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Sage Software Baker counts cost of Barings crash The man tagged as Nick Leeson's boss talks to Frank Kane after his court win against the SFA over the Barings collapse Olivetti personal computers Critics fear restaurants deal is a bite too far for Capital Radio Laura Ashley image gets big makeover Ann Iverson has taken the ailing floral fabrics maker apart. The results are awaited, says Ardyn Bernoth Milk industry floats the idea of consolidation Producers are talking to each other to beat the crisis, reports Rupert Steiner Debonair Northern Electric Planet Flemings save & Prosper The Sunday Times AT&T Aero giants gun for Rolls Britain's champion is facing the combined might of its US rivals for the first time, writes Andrew Lorenz Skills videos help you to stay on top The Sunday Times High-tech visionary keeps on dreaming Software guru Paul Allen can afford to wait for investments to turn a profit. Report by Gareth Alexander in New York BP Mobil Prudential sets out to cover China and India The Pru and other western players are eyeing the huge insurance market in Asia, says Michael Sheridan in Peking 'Iron' Ken's reputation at stake in main event Business to Business Established Vending Sites High Income Home Shopping & Catalogue Business are Booming Valcor Arbitration Services (UK) Ltd. Why the great US boom may be over Energy 2000 Alphagraphics Franchising Eurofair '96 Info Direct (ST) Multiple Display Advertising Items Advisers lacking right experience A new award highlights efforts being made to improve Business Link's uneven service, says Claire Oldfield E-On heads for Internet era Get a return Eurostar ticket to Paris, Brussels Bulletin Fujitsu British yard A&P clears the decks for Qe2 refit Multiple Display Advertising Items Regus MJN Technology Limited OCRA World Wide Dawson Granville Group Run your Own Vehicle Leasing Brokerage Multiple Display Advertising Items BB's Crestcom Trainers to the World The Sunday Times Regus Red Star Stock plc Clearance Toys VV Rouleaux S. A. Collins Scholes Franchising Ltd. OnLine PLC Nationwide Discount Vouchers The Sunday Times Boxing's Greatest Upsets Last week's 11-round thriller in Las Vegas, writes Ian Chadband, ranks alongside Muhammad Ali's humiliation of Sonny Liston, as one of the sport's biggest sensations Arch-manipulator shrugs off Tyson's unexpected defeat The vice-like grip of Don King on the heavyweight division has been weakened but, as Ian Hawkey reports, he's still on top of the pile Enter braveheart, exit the ogre Pipe Challenger rides his Luc John Karter, our Racing Correspondent, reports on the Murphy's Gold Cup Why racing gets it wrong In part three of our debate, Jeff Randall takes up cudgels on behalf of the sport's ill-served customers Boxing Day at Kempton Park Land Afar aims for smooth landing Cheltenham C4:1.40,2.15,2.50,3.25 Fontwell Selections Sport on TV Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Racing Rugby Union The New Vectra Estate from Vauxhall The New Vectra Estate from Vauxhall Reuters Big-hitting Davies is our winner Louise Taylor sees a golfing superstar land the top honour in an impressive line-up of this year's Sunday Times winners Laura in line for another victory True blue reveals movie flaws Matthew Pinsent, an Oxford blue and Olympic champion, on why a film about rowing is all at sea Revealed: four more Olympic drug users A row over screening procedures in Atlanta is coming to a head. Steve Downes on an intriguing tale of positive drug tests New training guru promises excellence, but at a price The Times Bath blow Cup dream Stephen Jones at Cardlff Arms Park Hall turns his sights on domestic double Bass Northampton out in fury Fighting Tigers bare teeth to see off Quins England need to step up a gear England are good but it is not enough; what they cry out for is a touch of Zinzan's class. By Stephen Jones, Rugby Correspondent Cotton tackles club rebels Stephen Jones dodges the thunderbolts of a rugby legend as the Lions manager-elect blasts half-heartedness, hawks and Newcastle Dunhill Poor substitute for the game as we know it Bob Dwyer, the Leicester coach, says th elaw change reading replacements is indefensible and castigates those who brought it about Giles spins a compelling story There's something not quite right about England's latest promising left-arm spinner: he's not an eccentric. By Graham Otway The Destruction of Tyson Straight from your screen Botham the right man in wrong role Robin Marlar applauds England's move to enlist the know-how of a legendary match-winner but fears his input may be misdirected Coach's manual saves England Alex Fortune reports from Mount Gambier Henman and Rusedski in showdown But back injury to Rusedski could wreck dream final, reports Nick Pitt Blomqvist gears up with gusto Adam Parsons pays tribute to an enduring champion ahead of the RAC Rally this week Canon Race for fastest men alive The Omega from Vauxhall Combative Keane is United ace A European dream is in the balance. Joe Lovejoy, Football Correspondent, on United's big test Emerson returns to face the music on Teesside After ten days of intrigue, Emerson is back in England for talks with his club. By Jim Munro Royle craves the sweetest success Ahead of Wednesday's Merseyside derby at Anfield, Louise Taylor finds Everton's manager eager to quell his critics Viewers' Guide to the Big Match Premier League First Division FA Cup First round Second Division Third Division The Conference and Other Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Ferdinand agony Beardsley ecstasy Lousle Taylor at St James' Park Graham's troubles mount at Elland Rd Lively Sudbury leave Brighton feeling queasy Rob Steen sees the troubled Third Division side survive with a 0-0 draw in their visit to minnows Late lift to Zola's big day Chris Lightbown at Ewood Park Bolts from the Sky Blues after Wimbledon let their lead slip Welling lose sight of their goals Spurs rise above the average Venables eyes World Cup Inspired Leicester hit new heights Contents United get lucky at last Arsenal the victims as Reds lift gloom Loe Lovejoy at Old Trafford Injured Ferdinand out for six weeks News inside Cardiff beat Bath for semi-final spot Premier League Everton slam home seven Contents Ricoh Digital Solutions Boy George George Stephanopoulos, the Clinton aide touted as an election adviser for the Labour party, has been talking frankly about the bruises and battles of life with Bill School Fees Insurance Agency Limited Superlative Travel Is this the woman to hit Clinton where it hurts? Beauty and the beastly parade Profile Miss World Friends over the water who lap up new Labour Inside Politics Texaco Clean System Angst in our pants Unjust taxation All the world's a stage Muratec the fax specialists By-election sets a booby trap for Mandelson Kick in the teeth for the clever classes Lexicographers may find here the origins of a verb: to willett, meaning to place a ludicrous interpretation on a phrase or event Major rattles the pans in his kitchen cabinet Quidmum Simon Sebag Montefiore Parable of the odd donation Now even Blair takes the Eurosceptic line Poor Fergie - right sins, wrong era Sainted aunts of the lonely heart's club Legal & General How to be a good man in Africa Jon Swain offers advice to troops heading for a dangerous assignment Tesco Clubcard Setbacks kill off the Tory revival NOP finds Major back in trouble, says David Smith Batting for a new order in Pakistan Interview Martin Ivens meets Imran Khan The good, the bad and the Englishman Hollywood is cleaning up American history at our expense, says Bryan Appleyard Courage not cowardice drove Collins Dinosaurs' volcanic death The Sunday Times Seeing the light on the road from Sodom A gay professor has divided America with his new explanation of biblical attitudes to homosexuality, writes Stuart Wavell Norwich Union Don't fall for the short-term share tip Paying the price for good parents Points Birthdays Let the good times roll Black arts of the whipping boys Inside the House of Commons lurks a powerful secret society dedicated to controlling democracy without leaving fingerpoints. 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Cargill Investor Telephone Mitel Simply Communicating Grenson Electronics Financial Objects Training & Enterprise Council WSL Business Link Essex Connaught Career Movers' CVs with Impact Multiple Classified Advertising Items Geophysical Exploration Technology Chusid Headway Sprint International Express Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mind The Mental Health Charity British Heart Foundation Hertfordshire County Council Bristol City Council FastStream Development Programme Mid Beds District Council West Wiltshire MacMillan International Human Resources Howgate Sable & Partners Thomson Partners Search and Selection London Central Markets Smithfield Corporation of London Teaching Company Directorate International Hospitals Group Public Sector? 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Brain Clarke took his chances for a close encounter with the king of the ice floes Contents Voyages of Discovery By the book An American institution is about to invade our shores. Rob Ryan sees how Zagat's London restaurant guide measures up to its rivals Zagat Survey 1997 £6.95/195p Good Food Guide 1997 Which? Books £14.99/734p Harden's 1997 £7.95/238p Fay Maschler: London Restaurant Guide 1997 £9.99/240p Time out Eating & Drinking 1997 £8.00/242p A a Gill Road Test easyJet Is a £29 flight to Aberdeen an offer not to be missed? Fiona Hill kicks off our new series of consumer tests for travellers Over African skies Directions Pack drill Name check Parents can play too Big spenders Making a noise Where was I? Bat alert In brief Beauty and the piste As Others See US The safari guide Tap Air Portugal Greaves Tours Calverley Travel Ltd. Holiday Money The Travel Collection Sir John Soane's museum Barcelona £49 British Airways The Canaries: an island guide Steer clear of the package tourists, says Sean Newsom, and relish the dramatic legacy of prehistoric upheavals Multiple Display Advertising Items Get a return ticket on Eurostar to Paris, Brussels Voyages Jules Verne China Travel Service (UK) Ltd India For Information regarding Advertising Opportunities Dubai Commerce and Tourism Promotion Board Trail Finders Peregor Travel Bridge the World Options Travel Insurance British Midland The Travel Bug USAirtours plc Travelbag Iberiab World Options Which Flight? Connections the Travel People Air Tickets Direct Qantas Appointed Agents Multiple Display Advertising Items General Accident Direct Campus travel EasyJet Water Beds The big hotels in Venice are not necessarily the best. David Wickers on some small wonders The Sunday Times Budget British Airways Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elegant Resorts Virgin Express Multiple Display Advertising Items Kuoni Phillppine Airlines Budget Overseas Travel Caribbean Expressions Worldcover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Eurostar Multiple Display Advertising Items France Waterloo and Ashford to Europe via Eurostar British Airways Le Marche (UK) Tourism Centre High Places Eurostar Explore small group exploratory holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurostar Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Austravel Multiple Display Advertising Items STA Travel Overseas Travel Journey Latin America First Choice Holidays & Flights Limited Guerba Expeditions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dragoman Quest Worldwide Travelbag USA-New! 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Win a two-night stay for two at Dundas Castle in Lothian Contents Double whammy could cost homeowners £30 a month Scrapping Serps 'will hit millions' Shoppers lose in card fraud Pay up—it might never happen Contents Screen Romance . . . Whoopi Goldberg used her… A direct line into pensions Virgin direct Contents Tax blow for late payers Revenue snoops without shadows The M&G Group Balloon flight was a real let-down Questions of cash Mugging victim hit by insurance confusion Legal & General Investments Management Mortgage code to guard borrowers A code of practice will protect homebuyers from rogue salesmen, writes Nick Gardner The Equitable Life Halifax Money Section Endeavour Personal Finance Ltd Drive a hard bargain for the right car insurance Uncovering the hidden extras and disguised penalties in your policy can help you get the best deal on the road, writes Nick Gardner Headlam has flooring covered HSBC Asset Management Christmas cards can ease present burden Wise men—and women—take advantage of their flexible friend to relieve the seasonal shopping nightmare, writes Naomi Caine Scottish Widows Liechtenstein Global Trust The Sunday Times Framlington Schroders Pick the right annuity Your age, health and risk tolerance should guide your choice of policy, write Paul Ham and Andrew Verity No guarantees with income drawdown Newton Fund Managers Ltd Things to do before you buy Murray Investment Trust Savings Scheme Annuities: What are the Best Deals? The Equitable Life New privatisations Mercury Asset Management Prudential Money Section Alliance Leicester Fireman with burning ambition to sail away A single man with a dream to sail around the world should look to top up his pension by using AVCs. Naomi Caine reports Jupiter aims for long-term growth Savings News Fidelity Investments Parents face tuition bill Concerned parents are looking to savings schemes to fund their children's higher education, writes Robert Winnett Dream home is no castle in the air Best Buy Bar None Banking on a son's future 'Lift tax burden on old' plea Mortgage Intelligence General Accident Commercial Union Badgehurst Environmental Holdings PLC Coventry Building Society Money Section Abtrust Investment Trusts Financial services take to the Internet The Net is about to play a bigger role in our financial affairs as the service becomes available through TV, writes Kevin Pratt How to avoid a Net loss Hambro Insurance Services Group PLC Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC Which? site Safeguard elderly from financial confusion Families should protect the assets of ageing parents in case they lose their faculties, writes Roger Anderson Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd Jupiter Berkeley Magazines Ltd. Technology is wild out west My favourite shares Kensington Mortgage Company Northern Rock Direct Line Financial Services Chase De Vere Investments PLC Policy Portfolio PLC Top savings rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Sharing in the success of the Net Superhighway Wares The latest winners of the BT/Sunday Times Superhighway award aim to empower the home investor. Sean Hargrave reports A heart-stopping cure for coronaries Bits & Bytes Carp bred to self-destruct Milkround Online Sleep may be used by the brain to work out a filing… Parkinson's may be genetic First prize, a week in orbit The Times Key problems the PC makers must address Sounding of… The industry needs to come up with solutions to drawbacks faced by both businessnd home users, writtes David Hewson Probe to fly back Jupiter moon rock … The existence of oceans on Europa could help solve more fundamental questions of life, writes Mark Prigg BT Internet Share service wins top award Happy robot spans waves Interview Prestel on-line Contents All about Yves Yves Saint Laurent: A Boigraphy by Alice Rawsthorn HArper Collins £20 pp405 Deadly truth Heart of the matter Sunday Times Books Picture Gallery Grave mistake Political vision Novel request Still in demand Critical List The washing of dirty linen in public, says Harvey Porlock, has gone too far Still reeling in pain and anger Tom Sutherland, bitter five years after his release, has few kind words for his fellow hostages, says Gordon Turnbull A revolutionary pillar of society Henrik Ibsen a New Biography by Robert Ferguson Richard Cohen £25 pp466 Love letters from the heart Dear writer, Dear actress: The Love Letters of Anton Chekhov and Olga Knipper selected, edited and translated by Jean Benedetti Methuen £18.99 pp192 The documents in the case The Unknown Lenin edited by Richard Pipes Yale £18.50 pp204 Money-Back Gaurantee The pride of the north Sir Joseph Whitworth: The World's Best Mechanician by Norman Atkinson Sutton Publishing £25 pp338 A high-handed hero A Thirst for Glory: The Life of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith by Tom Pocock Aurum Press £19.95 pp256 Little Miss Trouble Not so much Duchess of York as Marie Celeste adrift, says Anthony Clare The Times Literary Supplement Diary Life lessons from the cuckoo's nest Born to rebel or a chip off the old block? Roy Porter is not entirely convinced by the latest theory about the pecking order in families A hike through the in her landscape Penny Perrick finds the going patchy in two collections of filial confessions Thirty Years Ago Patrick Anderson writing in The Spectator, November 1966 On the Shelf Clive Sinclair found solace in Chekhov's Lady with Lapdog All about the food of love Jane Hardy devours a stack of fine romances Books Section Worse than we can imagine The Virus Hunters: Dispatches from the frontline by Joseph B McCormick and Susan Fisher-Hoch with Leslie Alan Horvitz Bloomsbury £16.99 pp379 Faber/Sunday Times quiz results Astrology The Times Literary Supplement Go north, young bards Moon Country: Further Reports from Iceland by Simon Armitage and Glyn Maxwell Faber £7.99 pp160 Small and perfectly formed Alan Brownjohn looks at unlikely but rewarding poetry collections Loneliness and the single man The Beauty of Men by Andrew Holleran Picador £14.99 pp272 Shortlist The power of persuasion The Night in Question by Tobias Wolff Bloomsbury £14.99 pp211 Writing Magazine Rumpole and the Angel of Death by John Mortimer The Sunday Times Crossword No 453 Hardbacks Paperbacks The Sunday Times Britannica Funday Times Funday Times Fact File The f-mail. . . 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Christopher Goodwin on the troubled history of the first Lloyd Webber musical to make it to the screen Over at last Silents are golden There are 8 million stories in the naked city. . . Three's a loud crowd Why be second best, three Hollywood veterans shrick in The First Wives Club. By Tom Shone On Sale now A little row with the Americans True Blue shows Oxford in an unflattering light The Day the Sun Turned Cold Royal National Theatre Street wiser It has been three years since the rapper Snoop Doggy Dogg's last album. In the meantime, says Andrew Smith, he has had to grow up Lyceum Theatre In praise of the prosaic Every building need not bear the hallmark of a famous architect. 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Windows 95 has improved, says Tim Wapshott Coffee in Cyberspace Making Friends with a Mac Choose a good Mac today, and it will last to the turn of the century, says David Hewson Time Net Gains Net users can't imagine life without it—so what are you waiting for, asks David Hewson Senior Surfer You are never too old to go online, as David Hewson discovered when he met a pensioner with a passion for the Net Five Tips for Successful Surfing Definitions Picture this Computer technology is coming into its own alongside the paints and brushes in contemporary artists' studios, writes Arnold Evans A surprising number of today's top 10 hits… Brought to Book PCs have made the task of writing easier, says novelist David Hewson. But they can't tackle the hard graft of writting well Think Big Are they worth the money? 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