News from 29/12/1996
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Taki, Angela Ellis-Jones, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, David Jason, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Nigel Botherway, Jim Munro, Jon Swain, John Peter, Jonathan Miller, John Jay, Susan d'Arcy, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, Kathleen Knox, Richard Phillips, Alistair Scott, Sally Payne, David Smith, Nick Pitt, Nicki Pope, Sebastian Hamilton, Michael Thrasher, Mary Wilson, Danay Roth, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Stephen Grey Home Affairs Correspondent, Tony Allen-Mills, Robert Block, Martin James, Sophie Corlett, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, Mark Ottaway, David Dougill, John Mortimer, Vinny Lee, John Redwood, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Margarette Driscoll, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Conradi, Louise Taylor, Michelle Langley, Jenny Shields, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Rob Steen, Brendan Bourne, Mike Laws, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Guy Richards, Paul Donovan, Jack Millan, Matthew Kane, Carole Rosen, Paul Driver, James Adams, Olga Craig, Richard Dawkins, Garth Pearce, Douglass Stinson Lima, Sarah Bradford, Ian Hawkey, David Leppard, Tim Kelsey, Richard Girling, Tom Shone, Marilyn Butler, Rufus Olins, Susan Clark, Dave Thomas, Andy Goldberg, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Christina Lamb, Anna Pasternak, Nick Peters, Jennifer Asiama, Eluned Price, Raymond Keene, Nigel Rees, Gareth Huw Davies, Sean Day-Lewis, Stanley Stewart, Andrew Roberts, Marie Colvin, Debbie Hill, Diana Wright, Helen Hawkins, Alice Thomas Ellis, Stephen Jones, Nick Cain, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Smith, Andrew Grice, Martin Searby, Nicholas Rufford Westminster Correspondent, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, Colin McDowell, Stephen McGinty, Norman Stone, Roland White, Rachel Cooke, Ken Lake, Maurice Chittenden, Daniel Farson, Graham Hind, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Peter Watts, Jonathan Leake, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Michael Sheridan, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Jason O'Keeffe, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, David Eastwood, A A Gill, Rajeev Syal, Stephen Jones Rugby Correspondent, Simon Wright, Chrissy Iley, Cherry Norton, Joe Lovejoy Football Correspondent, N Jackson, Harry Enfield, Lucy Lyster, Andrew Lorenz, Mr Justice Barrington Black, Naomi Caine, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Susan Clarke, Trevor Berry President, Donald Watts, Christopher Hitchens, Godfrey Smith's, Steve Connor, Joe Lovejoy, Colin Rallings, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, David Doughill, Simon Sebag Montefiore, David Smith Economics Editor, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Mandy Piggot, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson,
ResumoNews Review Contents Adams joins hardliners on IRA army council Doctors tell Labour: We will quit NHS Funding revolt by 16,000 GPs Redwood infuriates bishops with 'lack of moral leadership' charge Contents Kuoni Style African nightmare continues for Atherton Couple want their dead daughter to be a mother Style Europe targets British 'sexism' Firms face sex-law payouts The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Contents Blair closes lid on secret fund First Telecom Smallbone Who Runs the Ira? Suicide man had human remains in car Pulp & Paper Information Centre Major warns voters of 'two futures' The Sunday Times Cherie's father fights Blair-style reforms in Equity Larkin took his line from dismal Dad Found: site of forgotten battle that decided 1066 and all that Mercury Communications Sales boom with a sting in the tail Advanced Engineering from Germany Cybershops Mother sues police over vice murder Working guide to a virus that baffles science Gangsters raise bank loans on their stolen art hoards Swiftcall Maples Top universities to charge students Volvo Islamic terror killing videos sold in Britain Insight Brussels asks for square letterbox Staples Language snobs have a craic at designer dialect Honda Goldsmith tops the 1996 roll of honour Atticvs Toddler to sail round the world Hollywood's tarnished icon Atticvs Held hostage by radical chic Atticvs Doctors back food faddists' favourite cooking oil Giles Pilbrow's Week John Lewis Department Stores Baby Love Although Julie Garber is dead, her parents want somebody to give birth to her baby. Olga Craig and Brendan Bourne report on a case that has shocked surrogacy doctors The Lonely Planet Most people think there is intelligent life in space, but scientists say there is nobody out there. Will 1997 bring us back down to earth, asks Steve Connor Neff Pilot blames near-miss on policy to save light bulbs Hollywood tunes up for an operatic avalanche Barclaycard Life changes for man who was rescued from a doorway Hebron on peace precipice Jewish radicals may 'blow up' deal Boyz will be boyz as ghetto talk takes over in class A Quick Guide to Jive The Times Literary Supplement Bibi at bay in a satire boom Belgrade on brink as protests leave Milosevic cornered Satanic links to Belgian murder trail Prague drinks toast to absinthe friends as tourists hit the little green bottle Germans send Bosnians back to land of fear Peru embassy gunmen win battle for minds As more Lima hostages walk free, a new trend in Latin American politics no longer casts Uncle Sam as the villain Lloyds Bank Thomas Goode Continental shift that let Yankees go home Austin Reed Penthouse fights Pentagon to save the pin-up Volvo Saint Gorby tainted by 'lost' millions InsideBerlin Tribal rite robs youths of manhood Shine Sex is always better behind the Curtain Honecker hits the bottle Monopolising that board game Heseltine aims at leadership In today's Other Papers Bungee plunges tourist 150ft South Koreans go on strike Lennon killer in Beatles threat Berlin's radio stations are engaging in… Old maps for new lessons Shetland drivers turn to drink Buzz Lightyear upsets children PC World CMG Austin Knight Limited Reynell Legal Recruitment Consultants Kisters Packaging Machines The Hobson Brown Consultancy Ltd The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Inter Exec NB Selection Ltd Business Link Kestrel Network Sciences Commerce Direct International (Europe) Ltd Over 407 Broad Business Experience Career Development & Outplacement Association Meyer International Plc Look No Further CPS Management Services Moxon-Dolphin-Kerby Executive Search & Selection Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Chapterhouse Wellington College Oxford Easter Courses The Sunday Times Brother may spare Saudi nurses Weather and Travel Outlook Happy ending: Julie Feathers, 25, who never gave up… MP in magic mushroom row Feeling under the Weather? Prison chiefs balk at army boot camp Surfeit of professors gives title a bad name Mappin & Webb £9.8m jackpot split between eight News Digest Mother and daughter raped Tube cash attack Hatchet buried Murder charge Bomb made safe Gas blasts Food toll at 16 Gretna record Contents Fayeds put television on their shopping list Branson is most admired businessman Roddick, Harvey-Jones do well Late spree stops short of a boom City forecasts 5% rise in share prices next year Sport Helping you is our business Contents Job prospects at seven-year high for 1997 Work Watch Manpower Virgin Liberty leads our nifty nine for 1997 Agenda Bid code faces calls for change After the fiasco of Northern Electric's defeat, bid rules are under fire, By Ardyn Bernoth Biota led an index-beating selection The Shares to Buy for 1997 Predators to target power and telecoms BT in millennium protest Inside Watch The young ones A new generation of high flyers is emerging at Britain's quoted companies, Report by Rupert Steiner and Matthew Lynn Citibank Will downsizing still be in vogue in 1997? The City has become so addicted to companies cutting jobs to enhance earnings that it finds it hard to accept they must recruit to grow. Report on Rufus Olins and Matthew Lynn Multiple Classified Advertising Items SCF OCRA World Wide Gone . . . but not forgotten Prufrock Stranger than fiction Little dears return to Brocket Nokia 5.1 Truffle men dig in against Asian rivals Stock plc Databank Burton well suited to economic surge Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Asian tiger economies poised to spring back The handover of Hong Kong to China will give a huge boost to the region's markets, writes Michael Sheridan in Hong Kong Business Preview 97 In today's Other Papers Tory boom will fade after the election Business Preview 97 Baillie Gifford & Co Smedley spins a yarn down the generations Small Business The Derbyshire clothes maker has survived 300 years and is notching up record sales of its knitwear. Claire Oldfield reports Trading currencies on the Net America expects more of the same Business Preview 97 Is the sweet life here to stay? 1996: good news for shares, societies and house prices. . . Insurer's shaggy dog stories Scottish Widows Policy Portfolio Chase De Vere Investment PLC But foreign markets may do better in 1997 Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd Direct Line Financial Services Virgin Direct Personal Financial Service Ltd Legal & General Investment Management Checkmate at check-in Questions of cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Taxman eyes life bonds Barclaycard has a duty to help Save & Prosper Baby boom for shares next year Comment Memories of '96 Winners and losers, risers and fallers. 1996 was the year that Greg Norman and Mike Tyson fell to earth, Michael Johnson reached the stars; and Frankie Dettori and Damon Hill delivered in style, By Nick Pitt The Sunday Times Sports Calendar 1997 Centrum Centrum Welcome to a whole new crystal ball game From Las Vegas to Lord's, Ellis Park to Wembley, what does the new year hold? Sunday Times writers gaze into the future All our Yesterdays: Sporting Anniversaries in the Coming Year Atherton shows the strain Pressure is mounting on England's captain after his team's feeble effort in Zimbabwe. Graham Otway wonders if he will survive Brown's cross-country form reaches new high Sports Round-Up Ambrose rips heart out of Australians Jason's O'Keeffe reports on the remarkable fightback by the West Indies in Melbourne Donald trumps Prasad as sorry India are crushed Guy Richards reports on the first Test between South Africa and India Referee reduces the play to farce Fining a player for innocuous comments was daft, just what the game wants to avoid, says Graham Otway Sport on TV Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Racing Rugby Union Why referee was right to send off Brian Moore for stamping Stephen Jones, Rugby Correspondent, believes that the former England player's protest against his dismissal at Sale was wrong Rees keeps Wasps on target Pienaar warms up for Bath crunch after Saracens debut is put on ice The Rugby Round-Up Tigers savage Harlequins to stay ahead of the pack Do imports hurt our game? Joe Lovejoy, our Football Correspondent, calls for import quotas on foreign players to ensure quality ahead of cut-price quantity Lady Arpel well in for Ladbroke Cheltenham Racecourse Victory forgotten as Johnny Setaside dies Souness must cut out the seasonal charity Jim Munro looks at the problems facing the Southampton manager as his team meet Liverpool today Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Other Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Newcastle storm back with seven Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey England Magpies in a rich vein of form England's coach, Glenn Hoddle, sees a heart-warming performance for '97 By Louise Taylor Gayle blows Crazy Gang back on track Cantona is spot on for the spoils Chelsea strut in style but catch late Wednesday chill Blackburn point to better times for Parkes The Football Round-Up West Ham rely on their foreign field Sky Blues on a high Cooper makes a point for Forest Haynes Publishing Crisis looms for England Defeat beckons as Atherton flops Graham Otway reports from Harare on the second Test match against Zimbabwe Can suffering skipper stand the strain? News inside Premier League Contents Villa stop Arsenal going top Contents Bass Goodwood Travel Limited Quiz '96 Who said what to whom? Who did what and why? Nigel Rees tests your memory of the past year's main events Luvvie lines In Central London Hotels Who said that? Happy families In transition Teasers Cookery nook Who said that Quiz '96 Each of the following remarks was made during 1996 by one of the people pictured. pair the quotes with the speakers Bons mots Political posers It hasn't always been lovely jubbly Profile Beardism: why Labour needs a close shave The Times Literary Supplement My kingdom for a horse The long view Quite a performance The Sunday Times It's a land unfit for heroes—thank God Cherie's marriage is getting too crowded Jacques kicks John up the premier division Old Labour bowls a Yorker The story of our times. . . is machines, not men Hands off the apron-wearing classes Windsor boys should go into service And so to Bed The Tory year of going nowhere After 12 months of seeing support rise and fall, the Tories are back where they started, write Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher Dream reads: your classic books for bedtime Hundreds of Sunday Times readers joined Godfrey Smith's search for the best book to read in bed; the winner is an inspiration Gucci How we got a head start on our animal natures Our selfish genes made brains that turned the tables on them, says on them, says Richard Dawkins Come on you reds, make it a double Labour's fortunes seem uncannily linked to Manchester United's. For David Eastwood, 1997 has the makings of an annus mirabilis Sermon to the bishops: stop moralising and do something John Redwood asks why the church has opted out of schools By the right-fall in for a civil war The Times Literary Supplement What miracle rebirth? Fathers penalised Nightingale sang—and sued The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Dick Lovett A virgin's lot is a happy one Birthdays Altwood Sytnerdirect Censors fail to save Bacon Reg Vardy First Front Neep Colchester Quiz '96 Answers Holland Park Land Rover BMW Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items SAAB AFN Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Prestigious Car Rental Lamborghini Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsches Jct600 Rivervale Lancaster AFN Land Rover Harwoods Land Rover Porsche Glenvarigill Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Merlin Privilege Insurance Win some, lose some Dark horses came good and some mighty names took a tumble: it was an up and down sort of car year, reports Ray Hutton Ferrari Jaguar Lancaster Air Miles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guy Salmon Jaguar Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Is it a bird, is it a plane? Nope, it's a turkey Bradshaw Webb Cruickshank Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saab Multiple Display Advertising Items Malaya Multiple Classified Advertising Items Puttocks Greenoaks Rose & Young Redhill Mercedes-Benz Rolls Royce Gardeners Year A monthly guide to the main events in Europe and the United States in 1997 The Royal Horticultural Society Linden Homes Hamptons International Peninsula Heights Regalian Repossessions AA Home Insurance Multiple Classified Advertising Items Berkeley Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Property Wraysbury Discover your New Apartment in London's… Chestertons Retirement in Lovejoy Land Tycoons buy back Mayfair London is seeing the return of a prized residential area as office buildings in W1 revert to their original use, says Mary Wilson Copping Joyce Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pearce Construction Lainc Homes English Courtyard Andrew Key & Partners De Groot Collis In a little enclave tucked away behind Kensington… Savills Rydon Homes Pinheiros Altos Beazer Homes Berkeley Homes Countryside Barratt Contents Kuoni River dance Stanley Stewart heads into the rainforests of Sarawak, once the domain of head-hunters, still home to odd rituals, as he found out when forced to combine flamenco with a jig Norwegian Cruise Line Mark Warner beach clubs All aboard David Wickers sets sail for the Boat Show at Earls Court Where Was I? Holiday Money Post-Christmas packages Directions Gite going Ice show A glimpse of the stars Fast entry In brief . . . Where will you be? High court Fares fair Worth every penny Royal Olympic Cruises Dawn patrol Richard Girling follows the sun as it heralds a new year around the world Trans Indus Whistler Resort Irish Ferries National Museum & Gallery, Cardiff Royal Caribbean Favourite things After 12 months of globetrotting, David Wickers and Mark Ottaway finally unpack long enough to bring you their picks of 1996 Year out 101 great holidays Wherever you want to go, whatever you want to do, David Wickers has tailored a list of ideas to tempt you away from home in 1997 Sunsail British Airways North Carolina Virgin Star Train Holidays Trail Finders AiR Tickets Direct Qantas US Airtours Connections the Travel People World Options Direct Line Flights Qantas Multiple Display Advertising Items Insurance Services International Flyer Travel Planners Flights Direct Direct Travel Insurance World Travel Service Worldwide Travel Insurance Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Canadian Crystal Holidays Saga Holidays Ltd Travel Bag Multiple Display Advertising Items Ramblers Holidays Elegant Resorts Quest Worldwide Travel Airline Network Multiple Display Advertising Items Columbus Travel Insurance Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bridge the World Contact Worldwide Multiple Classified Advertising Items Style Holidays Elegant Resorts Barbados VFB French Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunsail Sailing Holidays Euro Sites Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Southern Ferries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chez nous Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items LASKARiNA Ltd Celebrity Cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items Budget Multiple Classified Advertising Items Citalia British Airways Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Leisure Estates International Algrave Multiple Classified Advertising Items Virgin Express Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Spain Villas with Pools Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Insurance Okavango Tours & Safaris Journey Latin America Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Adventures Eurocamp Sunvil Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items American Adventures Sherpa Expeditions Virgin atlantic Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jasmin tours Planning to Travel? Exodus Virgin atlantic Multiple Classified Advertising Items France Afloat Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turkey Multiple Classified Advertising Items Leisure Estates International Five Star Turkey Virginatlantic Multiple Display Advertising Items Leisure Estates International Ski Ranch Colorado Multiple Classified Advertising Items Florida All Canada Travel & Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cresta Multiple Classified Advertising Items Le Marche Travelbag Adventures British Airways Jelsave Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Snow Line Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ski Solutions Multiple Display Advertising Items Super Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mark Warner Multiple Display Advertising Items Neilson Ski Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Adventures Ramblers Holidays Le Marche (U. K) Tourism Centre Bowhills Florida Australia Multiple Classified Advertising Items U. K. Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Cottage Holidays No Title Multiple Display Advertising Items No Title Multiple Display Advertising Items Children's Summer Camps Multiple Display Advertising Items Cornwall & Devon Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lakelovers Mackay's agency Coastal Cottages Hoseasons Country Cottages The Nare-Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items My Hols The writer Alice Thomas Ellis finds it hard to get away from it all Multiple Display Advertising Items China Travel Service (UK) Ltd British Airways Holidays Crystal Cities Tapestry Holidays Travel Section Ireland Win an adventure safari to Zimbabwe and Botswana with Kumuka Expeditions Where was I? Competition Details Jersey Hits of the Year Cinema The Hits of 1996 This has been a rewarding year in the arts. Now Sunday Times critics pass the ultimate verdict and select the events and performances they rated most—and mark your card for 1997 Television Radio Pop Theatre Top 20 Pop Records of 1996 Art Music Top 20 Classical Records of 1996 Dance Comedy Bestselling Books of the Year Architecture Royal Festival Hall I'm sorry, I'll read that again. . . Beyond the critical list: Harvey PORLOCK's literary achievement awards for 1996 The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 459 I' am sorry, I'll read thet again The Sunday Times Portrait of a lady-killer George Perry regrets that Surviving Picasso is more about the artist's way with women than his work The Royal Opera No happy endings The latest in a long line of Ibsens is a triumph of adversity over hope, says John Peter Gloags What the whole world likes best An international survey has revealed the ideal painting and what is universally disliked. By Christina Lamb Shedding light on our times The paintings of Joseph Wright capture the essence of the English Enlightenment. Marilyn Butler praises a revealing new exhibition of a visionary artist Gloag's Royal Shakespeare Company The Critical List What to see and where to go this week Twist in the tale Thank Dickens that it wasn't just bonhomie, funny vicars and predictable yuletide fare, says Roland White Nuts about Cinders Spanish Riding School of Vienna Celine Dion The Royal Ballet Ideal Christmas Gift Four Seasons Wigmore Hall Royal Festival Hall Clarice Cliff Posters 6 Glossy Colourful Posters Multiple Classified Advertising Items To advertise in the Entertainments section please… Multiple Display Advertising Items Barbican Centre Abhann Productions Ltd Raymond Gubbay Shaftesbury Theatre Centre Stage Raymond Gubbay Theatre Breaks Tickets All Theatre Sporting Events Concerts Royal Festival Hall Royal Albert Hall The Sunday Times Guide to Regional Cinemas The Sunday Times Guide to Regional Theatre The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Today's Radio Pick of the day Pick of the Week's TV Radio Highlights Today's Satellite Pick of the day BBC1 Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Film choice The Adventures of Tintin Contents The Adventures Tintin Tintin didn't check the train's… Fact File The Funday Times Club The Funday Times Club The Intelligent Cod Still puzzling over those mottos from the crackers? The NUMSKuLLS The Cod's Question Five gold rings Our news is good news-read all about it next week in Girls v boys Funday Times News Best of 96 True Brit Toys are top Park life Thanks a lot The Funday Times The Funday Times Do you think Beryl will resolve to be nice to dad in Beryl the Peril Nuts Investigations Will our supernatural detectives strike it lucky… Rex and Tex Deputy Dink Mr Clean The Creature feature SQUiRT Resolve to chuckle in the new year-with Rex and Tex… Funday Times Next Week Get afloat! Fans utd Funday Times Sport . . . Resolutions Who are the sports stars tipped for 1997-find out… Dink's Puzzle Parade I See Look String along with Fungus Hats Ahead Lots more fun in next week's Funday Times Icy Look Babes in the Wood Dicey Look Style Now And Then Frock Horror Cover Story Over the moon boot Social diary Samson Syndrome Putting the Knife in Contents Just what I wanted? Can't imagine spending Christmas at a health farm? Some people can—and do. Last week, Anna Pasternak swapped the sofa for a treadmill Party poopers New Year's Eve is supposed to be a night for revelry. But what about the army of people who hate it, asks Roland White The Sunday Times Hair raising The Cooke Report Oh dear. Liam Gallagher has cut his hair—and his looks have gone with the locks. By Rachel Cooke Help! The answers to all your problems London Don't rush out to the shops armed with nothing but a credit card and no idea where you're going or what you're after. Find out what and where the bargains are Michelle Langley and Sophie Corlett present a selection of the best sales, nationwide The Simpsons Phonecards Good sale guide Amdega You can now connect two Orange phones to the same… Falling in glove again Were you given a pair of gloves for Christmas? Don't be depressed—they were once the most sought-after present of all Colin McDowell traces their erotic history Orange Hutchison telecom Win your dream prize for 1997 Win your dream prize for 1997 Tableaux mountains Winner's Dinners Hobbs Letters Max Mara COUNTaX Richard Lucraft Thomas Lloyd Hedging & Young Trees Chelsea Trading Company Limited Septic Tanks Moriarti's Solid Pine Storage Beds Tablesafe Kirkdale Furniture British Orchid Growers Association Hydropool Spas (UK) Emily the Cow Brief Lives The Sunday Times Crossword Kate Moss vs the builders Three's company The actress Sophie Ward, 31, has moved her gay lover, Rena Brannan, into the Cotswolds home she still shares with her husband, Paul Hobson, and their children. Hobson, who now resides in the spare room, spoke out about the situation last week and claimed the arrangement suited them all very well. And they're not the only ones . . . Susan Clarke reports Style file Style Counsel I won't leave home without Party faces Party faces Get out your face pack and cucumber slices—you only have a few days to prepare for the biggest party night of the year. Try one of our faces for a dramatically different New Year's Eve look Disco diva Champagne chic Ice queen £150 Outfit Sequined dress, £1,500, by Maria Grachvogel, to… Picture Gallery Sequined and beaded dress, £8,200, by Chanel;… The Glitterati The Glitterati Palate revolution Something to Chew on Susan Clark predicts big changes in what we will be eating this year Waitrose 1997 at a Glance Sue Lawrence Hogmanay dinner Cava happy new year Wine Bottles of the Week Booking the cooks Table Talk Aa Gill looks back on the highs and lows of the 1996 restaurant scene Testnig Time Belgian chocolates Formal introduction: the parterre at Rousham House… British Antique Replicas Chartsearch Financial Services Ltd. Freeze frame Gardening It is well worth taking a long look at gardens that are stripped bare by winter. Eluned Price offers a guide to the best Passing the acid test Indigestion is as much a legacy of Christmas as cold turkey, and a lot harder to stomach. Mandy Piggot explains how to avoid it Herbal Healing Medical Notes Wash and glow Health Overindulged last week? Karen Robinson gives colonic irrigation a try Minor classic Interiors A quirky 18th-century lodge in Hampshire is an elegant home for the designer Jonathan Doherty and a showcase for his jewel-like velvets, says Vinny Lee Telephone Numbers are for UK Callers only Scope Granite Setts & Yorkstone Flags The Chimney Balloon Multiple Display Advertising Items Smallwood Ltd. Anderson & Williams Bespoke Kitchens Ltd Admiral Insublind Sofa Workshop Direct Strachan What the Stars Say about Them Relationship of the Week Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items S. 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The Sunday Times Ladies Dateline The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Avenues Multiple Classified Advertising Items Virginia Charles Elite Multiple Classified Advertising Items Time The Sunday Times magazine Haze 96 The year in pictures Human Heart Contributors Zoë Heller Microsoft SAAB Portland The Art & Craft of the Conservatory Furniture Village Conquest Fitted Furniture Kingdom of Leather Southway Interiors Give us your body for a week and we'll give you… Wesley-Barrell sofas Relative Values Errol Brown, singer/songwriter, and his elder daughter, Colette, percussionist and music student The Turkish Tourist Office Sharps bedrooms Look back in anger David Smith reviews the year No Title Futon Company Magnet Feeding frenzy pollutes the human food chain Targeting the innocent Chechen two-step It's the taking part that counts Message of madness Obituary 96 Obituary 96 D. F. S Selective Marketplace Ltd Furniture Craft Multiple Display Advertising Items Hardwood Furniture Omega Gallery Zadah Crompton & Woodhouse Ltd Nordic Track Nordic Track Voyages Jules Verne Mephisto 1897 Brainteaser 1789 Another storey Bookwise Chess Bridge Health Rider Premier Bathrooms A Life in the Day of The Sunday Times Multiyork Master Furniture Makers Princess Cruises
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