News from 11/05/1997
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Taki, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, B A, Paul Theroux, Barbara Hall, W T Stevens, F S Everett, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Nigel Botherway, Christopher Morgan Religious Affairs Correspondent, Ruben Gonzalez, John Crawley, Jim Munro, Diana Lacey, Nicholas Rufford, Ray Hulton, John Peter, Walter F Stowy, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Dick Louden, Jonathan Miller, Lesley White, John Jay, Susan d'Arcy, Frank Whitford, Ferdinand Mount, Judy Teader, Addison de Witt, Bernice Krantz, Sally Payne, Laurent Kabila, David Smith, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, Peter Stockill, Stephen Shakespeare, Penny Wark, Neil Wormald, E P, Stephen Grey, John Yates, Mary Wilson, Aoife O'Brien, Mrs J Carter, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Stephen Grey Home Affairs Correspondent, Tony Allen-Mills, N T Young, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Margaret Daly, Anthony Sattin, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Charlotte Wolff, David Dougill, Chrissey Iley, Henry McDonald, Stephen Wells, Francis King, Dr David Cummins, David Hewson, John Swain, Chris Hastings, Harvey Porlock, Yvonne Ridley, Margaret Coles, Margarette Driscoll, Louise Potterton, Hugh Canning, Peter Watson, Susan Crosland, Jeremy Clarkson, David Nokes, Edward Porter, Stewart Lee, Louise Taylor, Chris Dodd, Mrs A Burton, Michael Jones, David Hare, Doreen Whittaker, Joan Smith, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Allan Border, Nick Gardner, Edward Berry, Rob Steen, Buddy Foster, Mike Laws, Paul Ham, Paul Donovan, Peter Miller, John Callaghan, Sue Lawrence, Smita Talati, Paul Driver, James Adams, Olga Craig, Derek Clements, Simon Fanshawe, Stephen Pettltt, Caroline Scott, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Rufus Olins, David Lawrenson, Christopher Roden, F T, Milo Keynes, Councillor John McCabe, Nell Wormald, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Hugo Barnacle, S M, Michael Watkins, Lois Rogers, Saundra Satterlee, Sean Newsom, Sue Reid, Raymond Keene, Jonathan Leake Environment Correspondent, John Karter, Gareth Huw Davies, Nigel Rees, Eric Nicoll, Cosmo Landesman, Andrew Roberts, Diana Wright, Debbie Hill, June Ducas, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Nick Cain, Michael Wright, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Mike Hayes, Isabel Fonseca, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Harry Bego, Michael Yardley, Rasselas, Cheryl Holmes Perfect, Steven Haynes, Bryan Appleyard, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Christopher Goodwin, Josh Salzmann, Mark Prigg, Victoria O'brien, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Steward Lee, Rachel Cooke, Michael Leidig, Graeme Aldous, Janet Street-Porter, Ferry tales, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Martin Ivens, Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor, Peter Watts, Jonathan Leake, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Joe LoveJoy, Michael Sheridan, Claran Byrne, Sean Hargrave, Ian Thomson, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Terry Murden, J M, John Carey, David Hutcheon, Rajeev Syal, Chris Dighton, Kirsty Lang, H Robertson, Alex Davidson, Stephen Pettitt, Lauren St John, Norris McWhirter, Trushar Barot, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Norman Tebbit, Andrew Lorenz, Hugo Vickers, Naomi Caine, Liam Clarke, David Wickers, Hazel Courteney, Roger Dobson, Tony Banks, Dominic Midgley, Joe Lovejoy, Victor Bryant, Rupert Steiner, Hugh Pearman, Gore Vidal, Dave Selby, Simon Sebag Montefiore, David Smith Economics Editor, Tom Deveson, Terence Conran, Zoe Linkson, Anthony Howard, Martin Booth, Bob Dwyer, Joanna Simon, David Robertson, India Knight, Mick Jones, Mandy Piggot, Saffron Aldridge, William Essex, Stephen Hayward, Helen Chamberland, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons, G T,
ResumoContents Howard damned as 'dangerous' by his minister IRA bomber to set up office in the Commons Call me Tony . . . No, prime minister Contents Virgin atlantic Contents Clinging to life in Africa's war zone Contents Computer cheats at chess says champion Kasparov hits out Contents The Sunday Times Rail Europe Straw orders community work for children aged 10 Union bid for higher minimum wage For all this, much thanks Tony Blair and his son… Hit-teams target bad-school councils Newspapers Support Recycling The Omega from Vauxhall Prescott pollution tax to hit car drivers and firms St. Joseph's Hospice Brown will demand deal on pensions Stuffed animals die death in PC purge of museums Paula Yates named as secret love child of Hughie Green Sage Muslims set to outnumber Anglicans McAliskey declares IRA war is over Bradford & Bingley Dead singers given new voice by hi-tech clone The Sunday Times Revealed: the alcopops scandal Salesmen admit teen targeting We're finished: man falls out of evolutionary tree M&G Windfall Pep Eurostar St Paul's faithful walk out in row over woman priest Fiji pleas for Queen to rule Suicide widens hunt for missing girl Turf presses for return to a midweek Derby Police see knife carriers at 60ft with X-ray spy cameras Bally Switzerland Kidney patients offered transplant flights to India Catacombs with all mod cons solve grave space shortage Queen of lonely hearts calls halt after 700 dates Orange Foster's giant City tower faces the chop Rock rebels sell out to the men in suits Kick-start heart implant set to save thousands The Astra Arctic from Vauxhall Military booby traps used for home security BT Stores dump food worth £350m Millennium & Copthorne Hotels Command, Control Direct Debit Blair's dream team After a rosy first week in power, there is only one thorn in the prime minister's side: the brand of leftwingers he has to accommodate round the cabinet table. Martin Ivens imagines the first reshuffle Lunn Poly My burning passing Gordon Brown shook the markets in his first week at the Treasury. Susan Crosland talks to him about his policies, principles and lifestyle Tony's children of the revolution bring a little street credibility to No 10 Rachel Cooke assesses the change of style new Labour has already given to Britain Woolwich Direct First blood to Boy Wonder William Hague is the early frontrunner in the Tory leadership stakes—but many in the party regard him as an empty vessel and the bitter contest is wide open, says Michael Prescott Walt Disnep World Rover Relax Terror as Kinshasa awaits Kabila Renault US troops to get anthrax jabs FBI hunts for Israeli spy in White House By Our Foreign Staff: 1,000 feared dead as massive earthquake flattens Iran villages French voters thrill to sleaze battle of Tatton-sur-Seine Forte Posthouse King of Moscow sets his sights on the presidency Marriott Crash increases fears over Chinese flights Angry Lee in Hong Kong plea to Blair Louisiana blacks win nuclear war Classics Direct Ltd. Thomson Willis panned by folks back home Red Oskar fights tide of Blairmania SAAB Leather party turns moral screw on the mayor Music stops for Austria's top flower Swiftcall CIA agents turn on their spymaster Inside Washington The Times Editor tipped to be envoy On the defensive Ever since George Stephan opoulos left his position… Fears over contraceptive virus Public schools show surge in demand Weather and Travel Outlook Police hold 22 in sting that fitted The Bill Canon Two ticket-holders split £7m jackpot News Digest Second marine in drug case Anfield concert Fire strike hopes Murder charges Jewellery theft Flying start Chinese rebuke Hope fading Pope's surprise Contents Stransky's boot seals it Tigers wear down gallant Sale Inside We were exhausted before final fling Bob Dwyer, Leicester's coach, pays tribute to the determination of his team but warns that the workload on players is becoming too great Contents The Sunday Times Wolves in tumble at the Palace Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Ipswich given precious lift by Stockwell Hearts late rally spoils title party for Rangers Praying for the great escape Four teams playing today are struggling to avoid relegation with Nottm Forest. Two will fail. Ian Chadband on a nail-biting finale The relegation run-in Champions plot to be even better The bad news for his rivals is that Alex Ferguson plans to improve the best squad in English football Viewers' Guide to the Big Match Second Division Third Division First Division Robson delivers Real Joy for Barcelona Premier League Scotland The Sport Magazine Pools Boro will drag League into court if all else fails If relegation becomes grim reality for Bryan Robson's team, it could herald the resumption of a legal conflict over the Premier League's three-point deduction. Louise Taylor reports FA Cup Final Facts When the Blues' flag flew highest My Golden Moment Tony Banks the new sports minister, recalls Chelsea's only Championship success Making a Mark where it counts He's a man for the big occasion. Wembley, on Saturday, is just his cup of tea. Joe Lovejoy, football correspondent, on Mark Hughes The Omega from Vauxhall Hoddle pines for Anderton's flair England's expanded squad for the summer internationals reflects the coach's need to fill a gaping hole in midfield. By Joe Lovejoy Short-sighted clubs blinded by their plight Rob Steen laments a hasty decision by the Football League to dismiss the return of regionalisation Langer the man for all seasons Lauren St John reports from the B & H International Open at The Oxfordshire Shepherd steers mighty Melrose to clean sweep Breathing life into season's final days Regardless of who goes up and who goes down, it seems that everybody is in favour of rugby union's play-offs. Nick Cain reports Wounded Bulls seek sweet revenge on home patch David Lawrenson finds both Bradford and St. Helens tired but focused on tonight's crunch Super League match at Odsal Total Sport Magazine Lions to South Africa Academy Award Winner Stoute's team in Classic harmony John Karter previews the British challenge for today's French 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas Longchamp Budgete Bath Wolverhampton Beverley Eddery finds Silver lining to brighten Derby picture John Karter looks for some big race clues at Lingfield German duo are streets ahead Adam Parsons, motor racing correspondent, reports from Monte Carlo on the qualifying session for today's Monaco Grand Prix Badminton bows knee to Stark domination Keith Wheatley sees the first-round leader add cross-country success to his dressage laurels at a wet and windy Badminton Bunkered! The Sunday Times Medvedev sails through to German final Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Nokia Connecting People Racing Taylor-made skipper for cricket's passion play Fired up for the Ashes Graham Otway, cricket correspondent, looking forward to the Ashes series, says home advantage and hints of Australian vulnerability might swing in England's way We're ready for the challenge Waugh: the ideal elder statesman Ian Hawkey on Steve Waugh, the all-round achiever who may yet have to lead his side if things don't run smoothly for the tourists The Times Fixtures schedule faces an overhaul Triumph for brave heart Lawrence Fraser fades into Hewitt's shadow Scoreboards Morris magic ends under cloud Durham's win drought continues in the rain The Cricket Round-Up The Sunday Times This is televised sport but not as we know it Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures The World's Most Expensive Fishing Rod Nigel Botherway discovers that it is possible to spend £10,500 on a fishing rod, with no guarantee that it will make you a better angler Take it from the top, lads There is a feast of bargains to be had from the age when convertibles were king, writes Dave Selby Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Auto Expert Road Sage In-car satellite navigation is the pilot on the dashboard that guides you every turn of the way. 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Owen Lancaster Henlys Paladin of Surrey4 Caffyns Appleyard Multiple Display Advertising Items Doves Jaguar Grange is Jaguar Auto Mania 300Ce 24v Convertible,'93L, Sportline, Met… Oakfields Tom Hartley C36 Sl320 96P Stratstone The Sunday Times Hughes of Beaconsfield Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Mercedes-Benz Retail Group Malaya S. G. Smith Malaya Jacksons Speeds Lancaster Mercedes-Benz B & K Thomas Mercedes-Benz Rivervale Reading Alan Day Greenoaks Rose & Young Reliance Multiple Classified Advertising Items J. R. Tagger Normand Mercedes-Benz Cash Back A Sytner Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items AMG Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Puttocks Bradshaw Webb Multiple Classified Advertising Items Vardy Continental Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche Lancaster Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Privilege Insurance Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items CMA Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Department of Transport Elite Registrations Midland House BRS Auctions Rowley Drive Coventry Retail Motor Industry Federation Midland registrations Volvo Multiple Display Advertising Items American dreamboat The ultimate transatlantic glitz machine is wafting into Britain. Ray Hutton takes a test drive Small but perfectly formed Rolls Royce Jack Barclay Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guaranted Motor Cars Guaranteed Motor Cars Rolls Royce Henlys Straight Eight Multiple Classified Advertising Items Comrades, this really is the car for you Harwoods Reg Vardy Guaranteed Motor Cars Wyndham of cardiff Burton House Rolls Royce Contents Official: computer time bomb 'will wreck business' City pushes for big BTR shake-up Investors want new chairman Bank governor rules out raising base rates Citibank Contents Roche starts attack on late payment of bills Contents Camelot may give up running the lottery Unilever aims to go direct The independently minded Mr Brown gets off to a flyer Rac Topps Tiles seeks listing to fuel expansion drive Versatile heads for the market Business Digest PPL's partner Bre-X geologist urged stake sale Lagardère set to win bid for Thomson-CSF Radio Cafes plan for regions SkyePharma ready to launch new drug Bosses show faith in market Inside Watch Independence day A whistie-stop tour of Washington convinced Gordon Brown that politics and interest rates could be separated. But what are the implications of his decisions to set the Bank free? By David Smith Eurostar Works councils have place in commerce Business should look unblinkered at the prospect of change, says Eric Nicoll, chief executive of United Biscuits HSBC leads the rush into banking shares Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Databank Merrill Lynch BT Oilman with an appetite for risk 3i CNT The scam of Bre-X's 'mountain of gold' There was no gold in a Borneo mine, only doctored samples. By Garth Alexander in New York and Terry Murden in Glasgow Sedgemoor Moving to millennium meltdown There is a growing consensus that the world's computers are on the verge of a nervous breakdown with dire consequences, writes Frank Kane Programmers hit the jackpot Direct Debit The Sunday Times Unilever mega-deal creates a new ICI Speciality chemicals buy unlocks door to metamorphosis, writes Andrew Lorenz BIB launch brings interactive TV closer Children will soon be able to use the television to revise for exams and parents to buy clothes, writes Rufus Olins Financial Times The Bank's first task is to get the rate right Multiple Classified Advertising Items Greenails Group PLC Multiple Display Advertising Items Americans in a flap over Europe's EMU Multiple Classified Advertising Items SCF London Office Ocra World Wide Linx Trading Limited Time Carefree A Unique Business Humana International Group Q. M. Ltd Innovative White Collar Franchise with Long Standing KallKwik Multiple Display Advertising Items The Personal Number Company PLC Labour's war on late payers Just a few days into her new job, the small-firms minister tells Claire Oldfield what her department's priorities are Alliances hold key to growth Middle-market firms planning to expand should look outwards, writes David Smith Sporting life kicked off with a white lie My First Break Divorce court needs to know pension value Every week we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Bulletin Speech recognition spells end for switchboards Telecommunications Micro machines switch gear for mass output Nano Technology Personal Computer World Glucose finds cancers without surgery Medicine Malignant cells are being highlighted by a system that does away with the need for exploratory operations, writes Roger Dobson Edited by Sean Hargrave Deeper Blue's next move is to check cancer drugs Supercomputers IBM technology will model and test drugs, halving their time in coming to market from 12 to 6 years, reports Sean Hargrave Lasers join age-old war against grime Conservation A historic body is backing research into a safe way of cleaning fragile old buildings. Report by Chris Dodd Stroke drug saves cells from suicide Medicine Developers must design products we can't resist Sounding off A software firm faced the fax and camp up with a new product that is not just useful but truly unmissable, writes David Hewson Coating will produce single blood type Bits & Bytes British Library goes online Webwatch Despite being launched only five days ago, the first Teraflops simulates comet strike Net lets mums watch children in playschool Internet Plastic replaces plane paintwork Aircraft LineOne America finds fault with Range Rover National Express heads abroad Siemens Nixdorf Store's diary secret Prufrock Lineker strikes again Prima claims election victory Paul's knowledge is Pow'r Funding the Asda way Contents Lenders flood market with bargain deals Mortgage victims fight for justice Ethics outperform the wages of sin Lazard fund chases risk Contents Fidelity Investments Contents End in sight to woman's home loan nightmare Converting societies face pressure to prove value Two-tier trust has flexibility Mercury Retirement Trust plc Insurance brush-off puts fall victim in a pickle Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Pepping can blow up windfall share costs Victims of medical negligence pursue remedy for justice The victories of two women in no-win, no-fee litigation point the way for people seeking redress over medical negligence, writes Paul Ham HSBC Asset Management Baring Asset Management Policy Portfolio PLC Friends Provident Hidden bills for losing no win, no fee action Schroders Guinness Flight Intelligent Investment Advisers split over disclosure New disclosure rules allow you to compare charges on unit trusts and find the best investment deal, writes Naomi Caine Pet policy for elderly launched Baillie Gifford Kick-start your finances by scoring with football Invest in shares in your favourite club and back them to success on and off the pitch, write Debbie Hill and Trushar Barot The Equitable Life Investors Direct Legal & General Investment Management First National Building Society Guernsey Limited Investors wait in vain for compensation Elderly victims of the collapse of Knight William, the UK's biggest retirement portfolio manager, are dying before compensation claims are heard, writes David Robertson Perpetual Trust hybrid is on its way An open-ended investment company heralds a new era, writes Naomi Caine Take lead from boardroom commitment Investors could reap a handsome reward by backing companies where one board member has a big stakeholding Worker-owners deliver top profits Investors can improve returns by backing companies that are owned by their employees, writes Naomi Caine Scottish Widows Staff share bus firm's success The Woolwich Direct Woolwich Direct Norwich Union For aspirational business people everywhere Yorkshire Guernsey Small is the way to score big in US Computer-based trading systems make shares in big companies more vulnerable if American prices start to fall Beale Dobie Marks & Spencer Financial Services Threadneedle investments Avoid getting stung on holiday Holidaymakers need to shop around for the best travel insurance deal, says Charlotte Wolff Direct Line High Vat hampers UK tourism industry Scottish Widows Save & Prosper Money Section Cheltenham & Gloucester A tax-efficient 'offshore' haven Luxembourg's laws and tax structure make it an attractive alternative home for investors' cash, writes Saundra Satterlee Get a little Xtra help even if you're not with the Halifax Savings News Policy Plus Virgin direct Top savings rates UK unit trusts: Europe Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Bringing investors to book Stock market players can profit from studying a number of form guides, writes Alex Davidson Chase De Vere Investments PLC Direct Line Barclays Martin Currie Invertment Trusts Manek backs Refs Doctor needs to cure debt A young couple could save money by adding their £8,000 overdraft to the mortgage, writes Smita Talati Jupiter Your financial queries answered The Sunday Times Persona logs in to growth on Continent Breaking the Silence Virgin direct Goodwood Travel Limited Save Africa: recolonise it Atticvs Her favourite role: being an enigma Atticvs Strong by name but not by nature Atticvs Sins of the fathers Atticvs Minicab ride with wife of a minister Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Triumph of the old guerrilla network Profile Benn is first man to the barricades for old Labour The Times Springtime in purgatory Edge of the abyss Field trial in progress First Telecom Labour tilts the tiller to freedom Clarke and Dorrell—another fine mess First serial rights on the Blair empire Hague bears Hezza hallmark Redwood has the right stuff to lead the Tories Ad bans can damage your health LA will eat any words it can get Pink Not quite as innocent as they look Margarette Driscoll on child violence Advertisement How well will they fare? 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