News from 22/06/1997
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Taki, Allan Hogarth, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, John Browne's, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, David Mills, Jim Munro, Jon Swain, Alan Tait, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, Walter F Stowy, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Derek Hodgson, Lesley White, John Jay, Dr Charles, Susan d'Arcy, Beatrice Smith, Frank Whitford, Ivo Tennant, Terence Blacker, Ferdinand Mount, Addison de Witt, Sophie Hanscombe, Sally O'Reilly, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Edin Hamzic, Steve Clarke, Nick Pitt, Penny Wark, John O'Byrne, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Edward Welsh, Mary Wilson, Aoife O'Brien, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Richard Eaton, Alan Duncan, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Robert Sandall, B M, Irwin Stelzer, Simon Shepherd, Sarah Higgins, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, James Fitzgerald, Charlotte Wolff, Mark Ottaway, David Dougill, Henry McDonald, Roscoe Tanner, Damon Hill, Carel Du Plessis, David Hewson, Ciaran Byrne, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Debble Hill, Margarette Driscoll, Norman Menzies, Florence Peletier, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, David Cairns, Ian McGeechan, Michael Jones, Peter Hadfield, George Perry, Robin Marlar, Graham Otway, Hugh McManners Defence Correspondent, Allan Border, Nick Gardner, Alexander Davidson, Ah-S, Shelley von Strunckel, Paul Nuki Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Rob Steen, Karen Joughin, Hugh John, Mike Laws, Paul Ham, Ramiz Hadzimuratovic, Stuart Wavell, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Paul Donovan, Sue Lawrence, Barbara Roche, Tom Sullivan, Paul Driver, James Adams, Paul Bray, Richard Binns, Mrs A C, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Christopher Morgan, Martin Johnson, Andy Webb, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Café de la Plage, Rufus Olins, David Lawrenson, R G, Matt Dawson, Andrew Motion, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, David Hurst, Gillian Upton, Lois Rogers, Anna Pasternak, Sue Reid, Raymond Keene, Scán O'Hainiféin, Jonathan Leake Environment Correspondent, John Karter, Rufus Ollns Deputy City Editor, Brian Masters, Dr Peter Kertesz, Andrew Roberts, Diana Wright, Debbie Hill, Mimi Chakraborty, Aidan Harrison, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Sir Norman Fowler Mp, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Christine Alder, Adrienne Connors, Natalie Graham, Ian Schrager, Paul Nuki, Andrew Smith, Andrew Grice, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Martin Searby, Rob Ryan, Claire Oldfield, Caroline Gascoigne, Dr John Colquhoun, Cheryl Holmes Perfect, Cheryl Younson, Stephen McGinty, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Teresa Gorman, Ben Pimlott, Stewart Nielsen-Cocks, Bryan Appleyard, Stephen Armstrong, Christopher Goodwin, Josh Salzmann, Mark Prigg, D H, David Windle, Professor Julian Hunt Chief Executive, Rachel Cooke, Marcello Mega, Maurice Chittenden, Kevin Pratt, Steve Negus, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Judith O'Reilly, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor, Peter Watts, Susan Elkin, Jonathan Leake, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Michael Sheridan, Matthew Lunn, Sean Hargrave, Ian Thomson, Sharon Davey, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Resselas, Simon Brooke, Herbert Sottung, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Rupert Stelner, A A Gill, Andrew Malone, Jeremy Wayne, John Carey, David Hutcheon, Kirsty Lang, Andrew Lycett, Gary Teichmann, Philip Pangalos, Godfrey Golzen, Lauren St John, Chrissy Iley, Robert Johnston, Stephen Pettitt, Andrew Lorenz, Delyth Morgan, Hazel Courteney, David Wickers, Misha Glenny, Roger Dobson, Nigel Jones, Dr Dick Vernon, Jonathan Welton, Mark Hodson, Hugh Pearman, Dave Selby, David Smith Economics Editor, Neil MacLean, Joanna Simon, India Knight, S Charles, Simon Howard, Mandy Piggot, Ben West, Saffron Aldridge, Dan Pearson, William Essex, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons,
ResumoContents Army women set to fight on the front line Redwood defectors get white feathers Diana seeks pact with Cherie Contents British Lions beat world champions Contents Exposed: Labour MP's Serb deals Insight Secret of Becket's bones revealed Sport Contents Savoy Taylors Guild The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Clinton condemns Irish acts of terror Is your Mortgage with Alliance & Leicester or… Whatever the Property There are Two Ways to Get the Police to get curfew powers Hague to crack down on sleaze Blunkett to push teaching back to basics Abbey National Gay MP granted equal rights Becket's bones 'kept secretly at Canterbury for 460 years' Virgin Alcatel Racism? Sure, it has to be an Irish joke Underage alcopop buyers beat store safety checks Battalion hit by 19 drug test failures Panasonic NHS union to shop 'awayday' consultants Jeep Aitken and the other woman One crucial piece of evidence stopped Jonathan Aitken's libel suit in its tracks last week. Now The Sunday Times has traced the woman at the centre of the scandal. Maurice Chittenden reports Program Motorists face police drug tests IBM 'Fuzz-buster' drivers mock speed traps Dr Freud had a complex about cocaine Phillips Psst! Want to spy on an M15 exam? Brian Jones film to name 'Killer' Peoples Phone Science ready to banish grey hair Sky Oil team finds giant British coral reef Study Skills Five-year-olds to be graded in intelligence test New male pill triumphs in trial Hewlett Packard Lawrence sex paintings set to return from exile Irreconcilable genes: the new divorce plea Seat Du Maurier plot to burn 'Manderley' Lexmark Teachers angry at £70,000 heads Gardening guru is world's best seller The Personal Development AT&T EU bid to cut junior doctors' hours Jaguar Entering the Clone Zone Women worried about ageing are flocking to acquire 'Cindycated' looks. But the cost may be higher than the plastic surgeons' fees. Penny Wark and Lois Rogers report Cellnet Hague's battle to The twists and turns of the leadership contest have left a bitter legace. Can William Hague draw the venom and turn his party's aggression against Tony Blair? Report by Andrew Grice and Michael Prescott The Times Higher Education Supplement The rise of a small boy bind Tory wounds Teresa Gorman, who switched from Redwood to Clarke, charts the final week of the leadership battle Who swore at old uncles Stena Line New Broom, New Faces The Shadow Cabinet in Full Newman hits out as man of the people BT Russian mafia drives sports stars into exile Ghetto says it's just not kricket Vengeance grips Cambodia as turncoats seize Pol Pot Captured: killer of a nation Criminal paradise lost as Cayman Islands come clean Rac Tainted men to sit in judgment Albania primed for election bloodbath Cellnet Bandits move into Corfu Lloyds Bank 'Guilt trip' whites adopt black babies Women of Japan take up arms against gropers The Future of Gas and Electricity Supply in Britain Bodyguard tells all on boozing Boris Bradford & Bingley Building Society Egypt plagued by new age 'pyramidiots' Kabila's death squads butcher Hutu refugees The Sunday Times The Times Jobs pledge pins Jospin in a corner Renault Sophie the philosophical spoof hits a legal Paradox St. Joseph's Hospice Swissair Blue comic accused of serial rape Dti Rap survivors give it their best shot Inside New York CNT Oddball artists on a roll Pure and published High-rise gardeners slug it out NHS to sue tobacco industry Vaccine clue found to Gulf war syndrome Weather and Travel Outlook Heseltine joins Blair's dome team Habitat Three tickets split £8.5m jackpot News Digest Five men on kidnap charge Hero dies in fire A high note Park death Solstice arrests Leukaemia arson Labour choice Pointed request Contents Heroic Lions pounce late Dazzling Dawson breaks Springbok hold On the charge: Lions hooker Keith Wood storms… Contents Intel inside Contents Healy keeps up appearances Ian Hawkey meets wicketkeeper lan Healy, a player who provokes extreme reactions from both rivals and spectators Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Atherton's degree of success with flawed personnel Robin Marlar argues that the England captain deserves credit after passing Peter May's record England's hopes fall to earth Graham Otway reports on the third day of the second Test at Lord's England v Australia Second Test, Lord's Australia McGrath takes fast track to place in record books Ian Hawkey on the day the Australian Bob Massie had his record at Lord's taken from him-and almost missed seeing it happen Taylor's cream is rising to the top Allan Border, Australia's former captain, says the tourists have shaken off their earlier lethargy and can now wreck England's dream Scots inspired by Love affair The World Cup's unlikeliest lads are preparing for a tilt at the NatWest trophy. Ian Hawkey reports Outsider on a mission for change Graham Otway meets, Jagmohan Dalmiya, millionaire businessman and the incoming President of the International Cricket Council Clouds lift on Jones episode Delighted Durham see daylight Middlesex pitch it right Glamorgan escape the torrents as Waqar submerges Lancashire Rose Blooms despite the Rain County Championship Fiery Millns inspires the champions Schumacher turns up heat Damon Hill, the world champion, weighs up the mounting pressures on Jacques Villenuve at a crucial stage in the race for the drivers' title One 2 one Face to Face: The Race to Win the 1997 World Drivers' Championship Menu is hungry to taste success Adam Parsons on the driver dominating the British touring car championship Judgment night looms for Tyson Fighting talk from Dr Herbie while Mr Hide waits his turn Ian Chadband meets Herbie Hide, who on Saturday seeks to reclaim to WBO heavyweight crown The Sunday Times All Blacks send out a warning to the world New Zealand's 93-8 win over the Purnas left the England coach full of admiration Honda Dawson: the game hunter Stephen Jones on the scrum-half who raced from England reject into a Lions hero and a place in rugby's folklore When courage transcends the sporting arena Breaking the Rules: How Sports Stars Would Change the Laws Ian McGeechan, the 1997 Lions' coach, wants the maul laws revised Lionhearts pass the power test Nick Cain hails the decision by Telfer and McGeechan, the British Lions coaches, to select a tight five based on mobility rather than brawn, which proved the cornerstone to victory What was said about famous win Music that Means Something Bass Age no barrier to Christie Ian Chadband reports from Munich on a British triumph in the European Cup Celtic to announce new management shake-up Football Larder backs an urgent overhaul David Lawrenson looks at European rugby league's next moves after of a crop of heavy defeats in the World Club Challenge Holmes finds fresh heart for the challenge Ian Chadband on the revitalised British runner eager to shine in today's European Cup date in Munich C-class estate Garrido charges towards his first Tour title Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Kellogg's Racing Wimbledon '97 Richard Evans, tennis correspondent, previews Wimbledon where all eyes will be on the great British hope Tim Henmen Key Facts and Figures for Wimbledon Williams has the raw potential With Steffi Graf unable to defend her crown, the women's field is more open than ever, says Nick Pitt Six women to watch The Women's Draw Krajicek prays for repeat Ian Chadband looks at how the easy-going men's singless champion is faring as he faces the pressures of defending his title The Men's Draw Centre stage but one step short of heaven My Golden Moment Roscoe Tanner remembers meeting Bjorn Borg in the '79 Wimbledon final Six men to watch Rusedski earns his spurs Richard Evans on a British win at the Nottingham Open The Times Novotna strains every nerve on route to final Nick Pitt reports from the Direct Line international tournament at Eastbourne Major mind games hurt Montgomerie Another US Open, another near miss for the touchy Scot. Lauren St John on his moment of truth Bosra sham the star at a sparkling Royal Ascot John Karter, racing correspondent, reflects on the filly's brilliant performance and looks forward to her taking on the Derby winner The Sunday Times Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Beeb beefs up the old routine with A-Z archieve Play the Game Tim Henman will mount his Wimbledon challenge with a tailor-made racket designed to get the best out of his game. 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Frank Kane reports Which online Rank gambles on a jackpot of growth The City is impatient for results, but Andrew Teare, chief executive, says his changes are about to deliver the goods. Rufus Olins reports Wimpey plans £60m sell-offs to cut debt Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Databank Top 200 companies Browne stays in the BP family BP's chief executive John Browne, unmarried at 49, has dedicated his whole life to the oil giant, where his father also had a long career Working Day We Want You to Succeed Melody maker Prufrock Blair faces iron ladies Marriott Lazards return for Mitchell? Coral names Ascot winner Banking on the Chinese Life under Chinese rule will be an opportunity rather than a threat, says the chief executive of Hongkong Bank. Michael Sheridan in Hong Kong reports Spending our way to higher inflation Economic Outlook The Sunday Times Learning to live in foreign postings British Airways Taps shut on cheap oil American Account Siemens steps on power for push into UK The UK subsidiary is expanding on all fronts as it aims to take the lead in the electrical market. Andrew Lorenz reports on its plans Franchising in the 90's Midland Multiple Display Advertising Items The Historical Research Center Labour invites City to board the Tube The government is experimenting with new ways of getting private finance into public projects. 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By Rupert Stelner Berkeley Search & Selection Zarak Non Executive Hanson Green Cedar International Professionals come on board David Hewson reports on the new breed of non-executive directors as friends of the chairman are replaced with professionals Harvey Nash PLC Hoggett Bowers KPMG Selection & Search The Sunday Times Taking off: unmanned warplanes Defence A new generation of highly manoeuvrable, emotely controlled craft are being conceived for service in 20 years. Report by David Windle The Sunday Times X-ray doses fall as dentists do away with film Radiography Broken down on superhighway Sounding off PCs are far from being reliable, everyday electronic devices, as David Hewson found when his Machine broke down recently Cost cut for data sent by mobiles Telecoms First floating tunnel is planned for fjord Engineering 'Bone structure' camera spots illegal immigrants Identify Surf the Net in three dimensions Online Software Business to Business Notice to Readers The Personal Number Company Explosive foam destroys mines Humanitarian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jackson & Associates Pirtek UK Ltd Industry backs Brown on jobs BG to shed 3,000 staff One 2 one Beckett set to approve P&o and Stena joint attack on Eurotunnel Arnault plans more raids in drinks war Hidden fines add thousands to mortgages Rangers field new ambitions Price-learning ratio takes a dive Contents Bill Protection. . . With vets' fees soaring by… Pension firms face censure Fidelity Investments Contents Guide bends the rules on credit cards Make creches compulsory to end 'poverty' of parents Poor pickings for investors at Bristol & West takeover M&g Windfall Pep Saver with something to hide faces identity crisis Questions of cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Halifax 'destroys' cheque for £7,000 Eagle Star The treasure hunt hots up Investors are rushing to bet on the next building society float, writes Nick Gardner Which insurer will be next to float? Schroders Save & Prosper Guinness Flight Club together for profit Pooling expertise is one way to increase stock-market gains as members of one group proved. By Alexander Davidson Britania International Follow the markets with a monthly stake Woolwich Direct Beware hidden costs of 'risk-free' investment Some of the investment vehicles on offer appear to be too good to be true, and need closer secrutiny, writes Diana Wright Footsie's lean years Norwich Union Mercury Asset Management Prolific Lloyds Bank Abbey National The wealthy discover DIY pension advantage Self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) offer greater flexibility and are about to become very popular, writes Matthew Wall Visa Small is beautiful for private investor It's a dog's life without insurance Vets' bills are rising by about 10% a year, but few pet owners take out policies to help pay them, writes Charlotte Wolff Pet insurance comparison for cats and dogs Scottish Widows Mercury Asset Management Multiple Display Advertising Items Beale Dobie Virgin Royal & Sunalliance Abbey Life Fidelity Investments Policy Plus Top to bottom, the rules for emerging markets The choice for a foreign investment can be dictated by healthy market conditions—or by a stock's potential Top 10 emerging-market funds Prudentail Martin-Currie Top savings rates UK unit trusts: OEICs fund of funds Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Peps eclipse savings deals Savers prefer to put money in building societies even though equities usually offer higher returns, writes Kevin Pratt Safety Plus adds up Savings News Chase De Vere Investments PLC Directline Financial Services Policy Portfolio PLC Kensington Mortgage Company The Woolwich Direct Woolwich Direct Barclays Stockbrokers Limited Laughing all the way to the bank Impresario Ray Cooney spent his money on his home and gambling on further West End farce success, writes Natalis Graham Woolwich Savings A new book to help you to sort out your finances Financial matters brought to book Andy Webb reviews the latest financial books which cover the lives of the great investors, tax advice and online dealing It may be worth paying upfront for good advice Poundbite Financial advisers Irma the Brave Part Two Britain held its breath as the little victim of Bosnia's war fought for her life in a London hospital. 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Ramiz Hadzimuratovic, concludes her tragic story Superlative Travel Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park London Declaring a truce with Princess Michael Atticvs The liver comes last at Ascot Atticvs Pity the Aitken family Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Putting a good face on a bad business Profile Mummies boy who was away with the pharaohs Little Chef In Court Thatcher's heir Lost in the libel courts The Times Higher Education Supplement Yes, there are chinks in Blair's armour Hague's 30-year debt to his personal guard Name-dropping at the summit of confusion An EU treaty in double Dutch My friend William - a joker to take seriously Funfair for the common man Tempting fate in their knickers The Sunday Times More desirable than a dome Why are we building a perishablae exhibition when the nation could have the beautiful lasting monument it deserves, asks Hugh Pearman The Soaring Dome The power behind the overthrown Interview Simon Sebag Montefiore meets Alan Duncan Eurostar Hague should not suffer Major's fate Famine is no joke Losing faith in the Church of England Traditionalists and evangelicals may split from the Church of England, leaving it as a liberal rump, says Christopher Morgan Sangyong I did not spy on Gigi Points Birthdays Don't blame the children New Labour, new waistline Met Office was on target Ice age with a warm glow Sick traveller in an antique land A nightmare childhood twisted a brilliant man into a self-justifying pillager of the ancient world, writes Margarette Driscoll Labour never was the party of the poor Blair's ambivalence to the underclass is in keeping with his party's history, says Ben Pimlott Picture Gallery Green goddess brought down to dirty old earth Little has been done to clean up the world since Rio, say Jonathan Leake and Stuart Wavell Foxtons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Seeff International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items London Property Chiswick Green Studios Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bryant Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Leafy living close to town For capital home hunters, Wimbledon offers more than this famous annual tennis tournament, says Mary Wilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cardiff Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regalian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A Mayfair rarity goes on the market Multiple Classified Advertising Items Linden Octacon Berkeley Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rialto Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Landmark Residential John D Wood & Co. 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South Coast MP backs campaign Vienna's cafes under threat Turning the tide Room manocuvres Take advantage of the flexibility of hotel rates with nifty bargaining, says Gillian Upton AA Five Star Europe Caravela Lakes & Mountains Thackray Medical Museum Six of the world's Mark Hodson talks to six of the world's most distinguished hoteliers about where they go when they want to swap roles and experience some luxuary for themselves Irish Ferries Travel Section Picture Gallery Mundi Color Travel Section Mark Warner beach clubs Cellnet Fabulous France The Best of Spain & Portugal Lunn Poly P&O Cruises Head for the hills A Weekend Away Herlech Travel Brief—Algarve Travel Brief—Spanish Sierras British Airways Holyman sally Ferries Biggs business Ronnie's still the rage in Rio, says David Wickers Beside the Weel 3: Scoland Genteel resorts, remote crofting communities, world-class gold courses and wild, towering cliffs. 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A person who hangs up on an answering MacHine Get into the groovy Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, is not only a cult movie that has got Americans using words like 'shagadelic' and 'jobblies', Liz Hurley is in it—and she's good. By Anna Pasternak Austin Powers speak that Americans are now spouting Donna Karan's travel candles Most Wanted This week's object of desire Art after a fashion She should be so lucky Kylie Minogue, the former Neighbours star who had a chart-topping pop career, now appears a hollow-cheeked shadow of her former self Can the bubbly girl next door bounce back? By Sue Reid A run of pot luck Suddenly, hemp is everywhere, from designer labels to menus. But it won't get you high. By David Hurst The Sunday Times Crossword Help! 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Rest of the week's films If looks Harrison Ford does his best to bring a little reality to The Devil's Own, but doesn't Brad Pitt Know that an Ira terrorist needs more than lip gloss, asks Tom Shone Germs of endearment Sickness is only one of the stars of Marvin's Room Adelphi Theatre Batman Joel Schumacher went from poverty and drugs to blockbusters and rubber suits. Hollywood's sexiest director talks to Chrissy Iley Brave new worlds off the map The 47th Venice Biennale pushes into exciting new territories, says Waldemar Januszczak Gloom merchant: a giant skull by Katharina… Hats off: Coup de Chapeau II by Roy Lichtenstein Women on top Art The all-women shortlist for the Turner Prize is about talent rather than gender Visible visionary They challenge modern orthodoxy but they also do cool songs. 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