News from 09/03/1997
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Robert Montagu, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Christopher Middleton, Robert Hewlson, Ian Mansfield, Barbara Hall, Aa Gill, Joan Bakewell, Mrs J Triggs, R A Gardiner, Jon Swain, Sean O'Brien, John Peter, Walter F Stowy, G C, Felipe Fernando-Armesto, Donna Leon, Michael Asher, Roland Rench, David Woodworth, John Jay, Ian Borthwick, George Scales, Susan d'Arcy, Frank Whitford, Jason Burke, Roker Park, Ferdinand Mount, Allan Brown, Sally Payne, David Smith, Robyn Davidson, Nick Pitt, Donu Kogbara, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Rosemary Lindsay, Mary Wilson, K R, Nicholas Crane, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Richard Eaton, Tony Allen-Mills, Robert Block, Martin James, R Schofield, Harry Harris, Robert Sandall, John Pittuck, Irwin Stelzer, Sue Hayward, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Mick Brown, Charlotte Wolff, David Dougill, Sir Derek Jacobl President, David Hewson, A Sanderson, Harvey Porlock, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Debble Hill, Dr Paul Cavill, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Christine Stopp, Louise Taylor, Danny Rampling, Robert Harris, George Bush, Kate Charles Chairman, George Perry, Andrew Barr, Graham Otway, Nick Gardner, Alexander Davidson, B H, Shelley von Strunckel, Rob Steen, Peter Parker, George Gardiner, Bill Kenwright Vice President, Paul Ham, Professor Sir Bernard Crossland, Paul Donovan, Stanley Davis, Simon Beckett, Veronica Masters, David Calms, Hugh McIlvanney, Jeff Randall, Smita Talati, Paul Driver, Derek Clements, Olga Craig, Paul Bray, Ann McFerran, Nicholas Hellen, Caroline Scott, John Scurr, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Nigel Kirkman, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Geoffrey Alderman, Andy Webb, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, David Evans, Anthony Storr, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Chris Gilchrist, Mark Edwards, David Lawrenson, Paul Ham Money Editor, Karen Swan Macleod, Dave Thomas, Hugo Barnacle, Victoria O'Brien, Lois Rogers, Raymond Keene, John Karter, Gareth Huw Davies, Cosmo Landesman, Andrew Roberts, Linda Hearn, Debbie Hill, Diana Wright, Mimi Chakraborty, Mrs H Lucas, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Lord MacLaurin, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Louise Kehoe, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Smith, John McLaren, Paul Nuki, Tim Moorey, Andrew Grice, Robert Elms, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Martin Searby, Colin McDOWELL, Nicholas Rufford Westminster Correspondent, Michael Cockeram, David Walsh, Miranda Seymour, Caroline Gascoigne, Rasselas, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Steve McNic, Stephen Armstrong, Eric Newby, Mark Prigg, Sheryl Garratt, Grant Ringshaw, Richard Woods, David Windle, Garth Alexander, Norman Stone, Peter Johnson, Rachel Cooke, L L, Janet Street-Porter, Maurice Chittenden, Alex Fortune, Kevin Pratt, St Peter Port, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Judith O'Reilly, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor, Peter Watts, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Michael Sheridan, Claran Byrne, Sean Hargrave, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, John Elder, Jeffrey Everett, Mrs W Smith, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, A A Gill, David Parsons, Andrew Malone, John Carey, Rajeev Syal, Kirsty Lang, Stephen Jones Rugby Correspondent, Robert Johnston, Chrissy Iley, Stephen Pettitt, Howard Jacobson, Cherry Norton, N I, Andrew Lorenz, Shirley Flack, Naomi Caine, Hazel Courteney, David Wickers, John Seabrook, Roy Clark, Andrew Verity, Mark Hodson, W Leadbetter, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Steve Connor, Joe Lovejoy, Victor Bryant, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, Dave Selby, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Nick Batty, Penny Perrick, J R, Carey Scott, Walter Ellis, David Robertson, India Knight, Ben West, Dan Pearson, William Essex, Stephen Hayward, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons, J L Brown, Brigadier Michael Blackman,
ResumoRevealed: doctors accidentally clone twins Millionaires bankroll top Labour team Article Withdrawn Virginatlantic Contents Tory MP quits party to join Goldsmith Top awards for Gill and Walsh The Sunday Times Best Sale for 15 Years Sales up 5% Year on Year The Sunday Times Top Awards for the Top Team on Sunday New Look for Style BCWA Why I must bow out of this daft pantomime on Europe George Gardiner explains why, after a lifetime as a staunch Conservative, he can no longer stay loyal. Now, he says, the people must take the lead Water King Brown steals Tories' privatisation thunder Newspapers Support Recycling Ashdown to be a granddad Ecclestone leads drive to float Formula One Bosnia aces quizzed in RAF cash probe Former tea boy gets £4m bonus HIV doctor accused of having affair Virgindirect Inner-City children fail basic 3Rs test League table for 11-year-olds shows alarming results: in one primary every pupil failed in mathematics Northern Rock School inspectors damn 'weak' Ridings council Forget the bouquet, just taste the label Rush-hour trains to be cut In today's Other Papers Criminals given 14-day warning Tesco monitors its suppliers Internet to spy on nurseries BUPA CareFinder Tax disc fines were illegal Crawford may not work again Compaq Children's charity ran sex courses Citroën Xantia Taxpayers fund study into 'respectable' heroin use The very Last of the Summer Wine Swift's Booker winner 'borrowed' from Faulkner's masterpiece Easy Jet City calls in head-shunter to fire staff Novartis The dangerous gap in women's driving skills Plastic lung offers hope to thousands Holiday autos Energy Efficiency The Vectra from Vauxhall The people's party Atticvs Proud female college may fall to male dons 'Emotions on admitting men to St Hilda's are running high among the students' Big Brother knows the odds Beware of young Greeks bearing gifts Atticvs Taki Virgin Carried away by friendship Sleaze? What sleaze? Picture Gallery BT Hogg Roast Douglas Hogg, the most inept member of the cabinet, presides over the least credible ministry. Has their handling of an inquiry into abattoirs proved that neither is fit to protect public health? Maurice Chittenden, Michael Prescott and Steve Connor report Testing Times Le Shuttle Article Withdrawn Qantas Off Key David Helfgott's recovery from mental illness inspired the acclaimed film, Shine. But his performance on a world tour is strangely out of harmony with the hype surroundings the movie and the man, writes Olga Craig Albania rebels ready for war Partition fears as crisis spins out of control US fury as Gadaffi steps up work on mustard gas factory Hatred circles Yeltsin's man Travelodge War-hungry Serbs join Mobutu's army BT Muslims in dock over Bosnian war crimes Chrysler ITV Angry Republicans bay for blood of Gingrich Trouble on home front for Giuliani SAAB Communist web alarms Hong Kong The Times Snuffed eternal flame heaps shame on Marcos Rover France talks up its place in the world Braintree Taxman and racism push Becker into exile South Africa may use mines to ease jails crisis Rich Russians fuel exotic pet black market Swiftcall Mafia enjoys perks of parliament Inside Moscow Multiple Sclerosis Space age hits the steppes Lights out for VIPs Top clerics in crusade for Labour Comet promises a cosmic festival of light Weather and Travel Outlook Cardinal offers cash to cancel abortions Ski Scene Shephard 'won't challenge Major' Cook denounces Portillo on race Laker Airways 15 winners share £8m lottery jackpot News Digest Husband denies murder attempt Paedophile alert Woman bailed Baby abandoned Rider dies in fall Crufts attack Couple killed £10m drugs haul Education cut United crash to earth Reality dawns after the European dream Contents Debonair Contents Bergkamp cuts Forest to pieces Chris Lightbown at Highbury Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Leeds succeed amid acute lack of sparkle Coventry make their point with negative equity Ferguson's men sweep on towards their holy grail Joe Lovejoy, Football Correspondent, assesses Wednesday's inspiring 4-0 rout of the Portuguese champions at Old Trafford, the best since Best Boro set sights on twin towers Joe Lovejoy at the Baseball Ground Dalglish needs a miracle in Monaco While United shone in Europe, Newcastle and Liverpool failed to impress, writes Hugh Mcllvanney McGleish hit by Brighton fan FA Cup Sixth Round Premier League This Week's Fixtures First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Other Leagues Premier League Scotland Europe Pools Telling times for Pompey On FA Cup quarter-final Sunday, Joe Lovejoy looks at First Division Portsmouth, who are aiming for a giantkilling at home to Ruud Gullit's Chelsea Perry personifies Wimbledon spirit Chris Lightbown on the quiet achiever helping the Dons to travel two avenues towards Cup Success Resourceful Hughes still on the mark Dave Thomas on the Chelsea striker enjoying a new lease of life and a possible return to Wembley It's the stuff of dreams The Second Division will boast a team in the semi-finals for the first time in 13 years The Omega from Vauxhall Another Super summer David Lawrenson looks at what lies in prospect as rugby league prepares for kick-off in its second season as a summer attraction Salford storm into semis after second-half blitz The Times England's fate lies between gain and pain Stephen Jones, Rugby Correspondent, finds intriguing possibilities in the climax to a roller-coaster Five Nations Championship Grand Slam so near for the French Ian Borthwick reports from the French camp and asks whether we can expect another show à la Twickenham XL Resolute Rowntree intent on bouncing back with a swagger The Wales v England clash holds no fears for the visitors' prop, eager to banish memories of defeat by France Gallant Orrell go down fighting Stephen Jones at Edgehall Road Mighty Quinnell inspires a stroll Brittle in battle to retain power Bentley shows his Lions class with four-try salvo New Audi A6 Leicester pack punch to rumble to the top Bermuda Rose blooms on debut but India hang on Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Rugby Racing Baffling Bevan turns up trumps Ian Hawkey finds scant comfort for the forthcoming Ashes series as Australian stocks continue to rise in South Africa Rebels defeated in battle of Headingley Martin Searby sees Yorkshire's iron-fisted president, Sir Lawrence Byford, gain members' support to quit the famous ground HULL Lord's inquest may put Lloyd on the carpet This week's winter-tour debriefing could well find England's captain and the coach under renewed pressure. Graham Otway reports Cockney is the lad to upset Bay John Karter runs the rule over the candidates best placed to clear the Champion Hurdle Pipe dreams that White Sea will be ready to perform News and views from the top stables Why Festival spirit is like no other Mcllvanney's viewpoint Magic memories of great horses, gallant jockeys and the unique atmosphere that is Cheltenham Nicholson gloomy after Relkeel's latest injury John Karter reports from Sandown Park My passion for Prestbury The love affair began 25 years ago and it's going stronger than ever Banker bets: eight of racing's best-known figures name a selection for the Festival Ireland's darling If Danoli wins the Gold Cup, even the bookies in his home village will cheer. By David Walsh Keep faith with Dublin Flyer to see off Irish raiders in an intriguing Gold Cup Uphill battle for Damon Adam Parsons sees the world champion survive a harrowing qualifying run for the Australian Grand Prix MOET The Sunday Times Rhodes revels as dancing destroyer Nick Pitt on a Precocious young boxer preparing to win a Lonsdale belt in record time Fabulous Faldo's finest hour Lord MacLaurin, England's cricket boss, recalls the '95 Ryder Cup Hansen takes silver in her stride but men's relay team drop baton Ian Chadband reports on the highs and lows of the British athletes at the world indoor championships in Paris Duval closes in on first Tour win Derek Clements reports on the third day at the Doral Open in Miami where the Blue Monster avenged itself on a world-class field The Sunday Times This Week's Fixtures After the TV ruck comes a whole new ball game Sport on TV How shuttlecocks break the speed barrier Simon Archer and Julian Robertson, two of Great Britain's Olympic badminton squad, tested Carlton Aerogear 880 shuttlecocks. 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Rolling Stones guitarist… Ford plans shake-up to cut cost of parts Contents NatWest options bosses face axe Platinum holds the key to Craven's debut Lonroho deal Staff buy out Harrison Willis Business Digest Mitsubishi Nielsen agrees rescue deal Capital sum Runway success Parties limber up for battle over red tape World Telecom aims for £30m float CIA media group plans shake-up Rolling Stone in club launch Euro Pile up West Europe can build 20m cars a year but sells only 13m. The industry is striving to prune its costs but more savage cutbacks may have to be made NatWest Securities Limited Sharewatch United's profits to be hit by C5 A share in the boardroom HSBC Holdings plc Databank The Sunday Times Morgan banker is brought to books With his first novel due in the shops soon, John McLaren of Deutsche Morgan Grenfell may have scripted the beginnings of a new career Profile Matthew Lynn Even with our Experience Negotiating a Large Buy-Out Chinese army wins trade war The People's Liberation Army has turned itself into a formidable business force, writes Michael Sheridan in Hong Hong Aer Lingus Abell the raider rides out again David Abell's share dealing made him a figure of controversy. Now he has surfaced at Thomas Jourdan. John Waples reports Going global without tears The Sunday Times Revealed: giants ripe for break-up Big conglomerates are out of fashion. Now a new study has identified the groups under most pressure to start splitting up. 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American Account Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Seekers Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Net allows small firms to think big Linking up online to obtain discounts from big suppliers is just one of many ways in which small firms can benefit from the Internet. Paul Bray reports Andy Watts Active Sensors accelerates with Grand Prix success With their sensors triumphant in motor racing, the Smith brothers are branching out into industrial applications, writes Andrew Lorenz If you believe in yourself, it pays to advertise My First Break Henry Lewis, the tycoon who founded Action Computer Supplies, began by begging for work in a newspaper, writes Rupert Steiner The Novotel Hotel Blueprint for finding customers Questions of business Every week we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Seeking redress from Tec agent Self-employed or part-times? 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But would he swap his film star salary for the unpaid role of a mother? On Mothering Sunday, we examine just how hard they work Annuity incomes plummet Fidelity Investments Contents Labour will replace Basic Pension Plus with own scheme Lilley's grand design has too many rough edges Comment Keep it simple Care plan for elderly unveiled The Equitable Life Small print in tax law boosts pension fund Mailbag As Roger Anderson takes a break, Diana Wright discusses some of the points raised by readers of the Money section in this week's letters At a loss over profit rules Gain from a gift to your spouse Mum's the word for value Today is the day children tell their mother how much they love her, but do they appreciate her worth? Debbie Hill reports Mother's little helpers HSBC Asset Management Save & Prosper Pensions for the millennium Naomi Caine examines the government's ambitious blueprint for a revolution in retirement funding Rebate will replace Serps Fidelity Investments What Plus plan means for you Minister demands action, not excuses In an interview with Paul Ham, Angela Knight backs The Sunday Times campaign for pensions justice Venture Capital Trust Jupiter Woolwich Kleinwort Benson Money Section Newton NatWest Fees could save Though investors clearly distrust commission, many still pay advisers in this way, rather than an hourly rate, writes David Robertson Watchdog will force advisers to put clients' interests first Recommendations offered by some brokers are often best for them rather than for the investors, writes David Robertson Strong support for commission Choosing your financial adviser Scottish Widows Mercury Asset Management The Sunday Times Schroders Gartmore Pine's fine, say furniture fans Collecting for investment Peter Johnson says that pine, though it may not have the cachet of oak, walnut or mahogany, is making a recovery at auctions and in shops GT Global Fund Management Ltd Don't lose your head when the job axe falls Know your rights and ask lots of questions before being shown the door, says William Essex What to do if the worst happens Northern Rock (Guernsey) Limited Seymour Sinclair Investments Limited Woolwich M&G Financial Services Limited Murray Johnstone Limited Instant prices for mobile investors People on the move now have a wide variety of software and pagers to keeps tabs on their stocks and shares, writes Andy Webb Direct Line Pay now, die later Some 200,000 people have already paid for their own funerals, but will their relatives be hit for extras? Charlotte Wolff reports Guardian Direct Services Limited Woolwich Broker bond funds face tougher rules High charges and poor returns have led to a crackdown on a little-known investment sector, writes Grant Ringshaw Predatory lenders feed off unwary Loan vultures who take large bites out of high interest rates often lurk behind a credit broker's licence, writes Alexander Davidson PPP healthcare Mortgage aid for big borrowers New packages protect people with £100,000-plus loans from interest-rate hikes, writes Nick Gardner Heiress turns home skills into big bucks Managing the family household equipped one of America's richest woman to start a chain of hotels, writes Rupert Steiner The Growth Pep from Royal Sunalliance Flemings The Investment Trust Experts Legal & General (Direct) Limited Pension Store Legal & General Investment Management Norwich Union Investors Direct How to test your driving instructor Check out the qualifications of the person in the other seat to learn to drive properly, advises Claran Byrne Policy Portfolio PLC Money Section Merchant Investors Assurance Pensions: save more now Are you putting away enough to finance a happy retirement? In a three-page pensions special, Diana Wright warns that many people could be in for a nasty shock when they finish working Pension special Choosing the wrong plan can be expensive Personal pensions: checking out the charges Measuring up to the ideal retirement scheme Eagle Star The Equitable Life Legal & General (Direct) Limited Controlability, that is the beauty of Sipps Pension special There is a tax-efficient way to run your fund and dictate what you will be paid in retirement, writes Chris Gilchrist A scheme that benefits widows Cost of career break Policy Plus Get the best that money can buy Pension special Annuities to provide income in retirement can vary by 40%, so it is vital to choose carefully, writes Christine Stopp What the taxman allows Foreign & Colonial Management Ltd Put a rocket under your personal contributions Company schemes are hard to beat, but additional voluntary contributions will boost retirement benefits, writes Kevin Pratt Abbey National Virgin direct Invest in Hundreds of Growing Businesses with a 3i Go against the flow with a houseboat The freedom and romance of living on water comes with its own set of rules and regulations, writes Sue Hayward Friends Provident Cast off for a life afloat Top savings rates UK unit trusts: Far East excl Japan Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Premium bonds to offer more prizes Savings News Chase De Vere Investments PLC The Pep Shop Ltd Guinness Flight Intelligent Investment Direct Line Financial Services Financial Discounts Direct Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC Pruning costs is essential for florist A florist with a young business must watch spending, take out illness cover and insure her shop and stock, writes Smita Talati Find some cover before the age bomb goes off Poundbite The demographic explosion Fidelity Investments Airtours is flying high worldwide Kavanagh's Inside Track Best shares to buy Part One 'The Swiss, who their enviable wealth, knowingly profited from blood money' Goodwood Travel Limited First Telecom A new Ivy League rises in Britain The need for funds is taking universities increasingly into the private sector, writes Walter Ellis Tories' pet prole who shoots from the lip Profile The landslide dream is just a whole heap of trouble Inside Politics Barclays Make mine a stiff one Slumbering watchdogs The Times Higher Education Supplement At last, the big idea The Sunday Times Too many kooks spoil Tory broth 'The most startling aspect of the David Evans business is that his views have been so warmly defended in the right-wing press' Labour exercises all its pension options Quidmum Simon Sebag Montefiore Prescott promises to make the earth move Major gives loyal Hogg a break Why Howard's way sets the alarm bells ringing Major sips from Balfour's bitter cup The patient in need of a get well card One 2 one A long time coming—the pensions revolution David Smith reviews the Conservatives' mould-breaking plan for funding retirement—and looks at its future under Labour Are City whiz-kids going for broke? Banks need dealers—but is the system of spiralling bonuses driving out all caution, asks Richard Woods Yamaha Football stars who threw it all away Tea at the Ritz with a champion of the poor Interview Simon Sebag Montefiore meets JK Galbraith Mr Clean finds it's a dirty game Forte Posthouse Cloning can bring back my dead son Inquiry Profits go down the drain Guardian Direct Services Limited Premiums penalise needy Points Birthdays Change your life, change your logo Hugh Pearman on the importance of modern ciphers Beware organic famine The Suggestion Mother of all family tributes A triumph of mind over body Paula Rees was born mentally and physically handicapped. The experts wrote her off. But her parents never did, and now she is an acclaimed poet. 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The Funday Times Contents Picture Gallery Fact File The Club address Watch out insects about Nice 'n' spicy Drawing board The Numskulls The Worm in the Apple! Power packed Red Nose Day Small wonder Pointing the way Back home Looking ahead Happy Mother's! Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Picture Gallery The Fun Continues next Week in the Funday Times Funday Times Sport Gold Medal Good Kickers Picture Gallery Kellogg's Contents Now and Then Contents Bubble trouble Social diary Contents Brought to book Everyone who's anyone is keeping a diary these days, in the hope that one day, published, it will keep them, John Dugdale on the diss'n'tell brigade Shock of the Gary Numan, a star of the 1980s, looks set to be 1997's most surprising hit Rachel Cooke meets him Help! The answers to all your problems Forest Fenching Ltd Fired Earth The Sunday Times Return of the Jack Once, only skinheads and football yobs wore Union Jacks. No longer—the old red, white and blue is now the hottest fashion item going. Karen Swan Macleod reports Who is game for the job? Movie star Ralph Fiennes wishes he was a gamekeeper like his brother. Is he sure, asks Christopher Middleton. The outdoor life's no bed of roses The Simpsons Phonecards UCI Cinemas Sequins Are you glam or lounge? Prefer feather boas or tank tops? These are the questions dividing the male clothes-buying nation. Sheryl Garratt reports No business like show business Circus rings in Camden, East End extravaganzas—designers vie with each other to stage ever more spectacular shows. Colin McDOWELL says bravo! Changing Times Good veggie burghers Restaurant Watch Letters Gluco samine Style file Very dashing 10 of the best Unmasked: face packs guaranteed to deep-clean, soften, smooth and brighten £150 outfit The Sunday Times Crossword Postman Pat and Family Brief Lives Postman Pat, the mild-mannered mallman with the monochrome moggy, has been harbouring a secret all these years. A new series of his popular children's television programme will reveal that he has a family—a wife, Sara, and a son, Julian Sid Shaw vs Elvis Presley Enterprises Feuds Corner The model mother Family Life Medical Notes Homefair Direct Minding the bugs don't bite Health Which is worse: side effects caused by some anti-malarial treatments, or malaria itself, asks Ben West What's the Alternative? Contents Something to Chew on Toasted salmon with coriander and noodles in broth John Torode Malay noodles with soy, beanshoots and sugar snap peas Noodles Cook's tour Keep taking the pils Food & Drink Bottles of the Week Budweiser Budvar, £1.35,50cl Staropramen, £1.19,33cl This one's got legs: acclaimed in New York,… Raspberry jam Testing Time Flat spin Interiors The shabby splendour of a faded Venetian palazzo blends cooly with the bright colours of the souk in one extravagant London flat. 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Even when she's dressed in a… Donald Zec an Apology The Making Why is Star Wars conquering the planet all over again? John Seabrook enters the fantastic world of George Lucas, and asks how one film came to revolutionise Hollywood Reaching for the Sky: The Legacy of Star Wars Where are You now, Luke Skywalker? The great British bloke-fest A radio battle is raging for the breakfast audience between two pairs of very unlikely lads, says Stephen Armstrong Blood & Wine The Battle for Breakfast How they compared on Monday, March 3 Exclusive Sunday Times film offer Les Misérables Theatre Pick of the Week Art Pick of the Week Film Pick of the Week Opera Pick of the Week Men or supermen? Concerts Pick of the Week Dance Pick of the Week Pop Pick of the Week Comedy Queens Theatre Noises off Shark alert: Maguire has 'the only job more… Blood & Wine Exhibiting every sign of Sir Denis Mahon is leaving his art collection to the nation, with strings attached. Should we applaud his gesture, or bemoan his questionable taste, asks Waldemar Januszczak Suzanne Vega The rest of the week's theatre What a piece of work is the RSC! How noble in Student Drama Finalists One 2 one Laud and master The Royal Academy of Music has been paying tribute to the work of Sir Harrison Birtwistle, and leaves Paul Driver wanting more Playing hell with Orpheus ENO take on Gluck's Orpheus, while Kent Opera tackle Monteverdi's Orfeo. Hugh Canning samples both Mixed thrill Only some items in Dance Bites are worth savouring, says David Dougill Albery Theatre Neil Sedaka Nanci Griffith Luxury Theatre Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Toni Braxton The School for Wives Luxury London Easter Breaks Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bill Wrights Capital Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Summer Holiday St. John's, Smith Square Optional limousine transfers Includes Hotel Package The Box Office Luxury & VIP Hotel Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Theatre Royal Haymarket Royal Lipizzaner Stallion Show Empire Madam Butterfly Multiple Display Advertising Items Classical Spectacular The World Famous Moscow State Circus The Duke of York's The Four Seasons Mozart by Candlelight The Anvil Basingstoke Barbican Centre The Notting Hillbillies Antiques & Art Fairs Wigmore Hall Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dominoon Theatre On the edge of greatness The music press adored Mansun's debut album, but Andrew Smith did not. He went to see them live for an explanation The maestro in his own image Our second CD starring the great conductors features Herbert von Karajan, perfectionist of the studio Premium Music Shop Talk is not cheap Interview discs have become big business, but are they worth paying for? Robert Sandall listens to some lo-fi pop wisdom Rock The ultimate collection Pretenders II Jazz Classical Sunday 9 March Satellite Variations Critics' choice Comic Relief Anglia Film choice BBC1 The Sunday Times Satellite Variations Critics' choice The Brand New Television Magazine Anglia Film choice Teletext BBC1 Anglia Satellite Variations Critics' choice The Brand New Television Magazine Film choice The Sunday Times BBC1 Satellite Variations Critics' choice Anglia Film choice The Sunday Times BBC1 Satellite Variations Critics' choice Anglia Film choice The Sunday Times BBC1 Anglia Satellite Variations Critic's choice Friday 14 March Film choice The Sunday Times BBC1 Satellite Variations Critic's choice Anglia Film choice Highlights Satellite High Street MTV Paramount Comedy Satellite Sky News World Service Prisoners of the airwaves Radio Waves Paul Donovan Radio Monday 10 March Tuesday 11 March Critic's choice Wednesday 12 March Radio Radio 1 Friday 14 March Saturday 15 March Radio The Theatre Club The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to Regional Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Abbot Ale Contents Peugeot Harrods Contents 9 March 1997 Ricoh Contributors Zoë Heller Renault Texas Instruments Relative Values Leslie Phillips, actor, and his daughter Caroline Briere Edney Portland Midland Kuani Travel Ltd Ideal Home Furniture Village BAC Conservatories Discovery the Book Club for Children The wimp's progress Isuzu Voyages Jules Verne Hammonds Silversea Alternative/Indie Music Direct Fear and Betrothing Picture Gallery The Sintra from Vauxhall Just Desert Bounce the Sahara son off Kriston Scott THomas's cheekbones and even Ralph Fiennes is eclipsed. 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