News from 29/06/1997
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Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's, Waldemar Januszczak, A. A. Gill, John Dugdale, Barbara Hall, Dr. Richard Sparks Cardiff, Nigel Botherway, John Crawley, John Peter, Christopher Morgan Religious Affaris Correspondent, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Michael J. Stubbs, Lesley White, John Jay, Guy Richard, Lauren St. John, Mcllvanney, Jan McGirk, Henry James, Dianna Wright, Carol Thatcher, John Diamond, Ivo Tennant, Ferdinand Mount, John Karter racing Correspondent, E. Allen, Addison de Witt, Alasdair Reld, Mandy Piggott, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Paul Ferris, Steve Smith, Nick Pitt, Winner's dinners, Penny Wark, Neil Wormald, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Kirsty Cary, Mary Wilson, Aoife O'Brien, Rita Broe, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Richard Eaton, Jan Colline, Tim MacPherson, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Jeremy Seal, Robert Hewison, Roger Anderson, Stephen Hayward, Charlotte Wolff, David Dougill, Robert Johnson, Philip Kerr, Michael Argylc, David Hewson, Chris Hastings, Yvonne Ridley, Margaret Coles, Debble Hill, R A M, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Stewart Lee, Mark Graham, Clare Thompson, Michael Jones, Walter F. Stowy, Peter Millar, Joan Smith, George Perry, Graham Otway, Robin Marlar, Hugh McManners Defence Correspondent, S W, Nick Gardner, Judith O'Relly, Rob Steen, Adam LeBor, Paul Ham, B. Jones, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, E d, Sue Lawrence, Mrs. J. D. Berrington, Eleanor Bailey, James Adams, Paul Driver, Simon Fanshawe, Sue MacGregor, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Shelley Von Strunckel, Velsl Avni, Irwin Stalzer, Mark Edwards, Tom Shone, Rufus Olins, Frederic Cassin, Stephen Amidon, David Lawrenson, Nicholas Rufford Home Affairs Editor, Chrissy lley, Andy Goldberg, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Eugene Pomeroy, Lois Rogers, S. Hyland, Raymond Keene, Jonathan Leake Environment Correspondent, Lord Linley, Brian Masters, Paul Bew, Mujesira Haman, Sir Michael Bett, Diana Wright, Sean Kelly, Chalfont St. Peter, Rebecca Tanqueray, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Michell J. Notaras, Marie Clovin, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Wilf Corrigan's, Jonathan Fatrell, Jonathan Dimbleby, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Smith, John McLaren, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, S C, Martin Searby, Rob Ryan, David Carins, David Walsh, Rasselas, Cheryl Holmes Perfect, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Juliette Dominguez, Graham Abbott, Stephen Armstrong, Christopher Goodwin, Josh Salzmann, Smita Talatl, Sheryl Garratt, Doris Rhodes, Richard Woods, Garth Alexander, Archie Norman, C O J, Tyler BRULE's, Maurice Chittenden, Alex Fortune, Barrie Penrose, Keith Wilyman, Neil Hendriksen, Mark Watts, M W, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, James Anderson, Peter Watts, Susan Elkin, Frank McLynn, Michael Sheridan, Claran Byrne, Sean Hargrave, Adam Walker, Simon Callow, John Harlow, Niall Ferguson, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, K M, Christopher Ricks, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Rupert Stelner, A A Gill, John Duggale, Andrew Malone, Harvery Porlock, David Hutcheon, Rajeev Syal, Kirsty Lang, Andrew Lycett, Nigel Ryan, Jasna Crnogorac, Stephen Pettitt, Trushar Barot, Cherry Norton, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, John Spurling, Andrew Lorenz, Hazel Courteney, David Wickers, John P. Fox, Roger Dobson, Mark Hodson, Victor Bryant, Rupert Steiner, Yasmin Mills, Simon Sebag Montefiore, John Phillips, A. Millard, David Smith Economics Editor, C T, David Rudnlck, Simon Trump, Jerome Gardner, Anthony Howard, Zoe Linkson, Pauline Hunt, Annette White, Bob Dwyer, Joanna Simon, Andrew Robert, India Knight, Saffron Aldridge, Dan Pearson, William Gray, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons, Dr. Charles, Brigadier Michael Blackman,
ResumoContents Ministers confess to free trips Luxury hotel stay not declared Insight Aitken sought solace in pain and prayer Jailed burglar to get free IVF treatment Contents British and Chinese bicker to the last Contents Friends appeal for Charles to marry Camila Moss Bross Contents The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Brown to cut tax relief on mortgages Newspapers Support Recycling Paul Mitchell Luxury Hair Care Free school milk set for comeback Heath calls Hague a no-hope leader Prescott looks at bond scheme to rescue Tube Ann the assassin talks of miracle Ex-drummer sues Oasis for £18m Boots Found: the oldest joke in the world Alcatel High-living bishops anger clergy "Deadbeat dads' run fraud class on the Internet We've got Diana's Dresses M16 man defies ban on memoirs Microsoft Giant 'triffid' rampages in town gardens Concrete bomb flattens snipers The Royal Bank of Scotland Doctors face inquiry on NHS drug price scandal George III 'had secret son and heir' Cut it out, girls: Thompson pulls plug on lesbian chic Little Chef Diet girls show poor IQ results Vauxhall Motors Limited Lady In White: Lady theresa Manners, the Duke of… Universities shun Eton's high-flyers Lloyds Bank Airline inquiry on 'health-risk' seats Movie moguls turn deaf ear to Delibes Cellnet Married men do best in careers £500 bounty to replace old bangers At&t AT&T Computer use may interfere with brain The Royal Pageant of the Horse War hero banned from D-Day cafe Winning seeks abortion review Duchess goes house-hunting The Royal Bank of Scotland Chrysler Sangyong Feasting on fear Spills and Thrills Mystery of the Missing £25m Jonathan Aitken's disgrace left his closest Arab friend under house arrest Marle Colvin and Maurice Chittenden investigate the strange case of the private secretary the playboy price and his vanishing millions Panasonic Dome Secretary Peter Mandelson defied boos and jeers to put the £590m millennium show back on the road with leading lights from the leisure world. Will they produce a hit? Report by John Harlow, Andrew Grice and Richard Wood Hewlett Packard Land-Rover Chinese rivals wrestle for New rulers and democrats face final bitter showdown Fiat Britain's poor relations lose society face Stena Line Barren rock to super economy Republican enigma stalks Gingrich Hitachi British warship goes to aid of volcano island Chanel Boutique Indian literary star faces caste sex trial German child abuse hell 'all in the mind' Swissair Renault Freeways Sauna scandal opens Russian eyes SAAB The Sunday Times Disgusted of Bavaria rattles Kohl's cage Psycho cafe serves therapy a la carte The Royal Bank of Scotland Tiny Way out West: A soldier from the 7th US Cavalry is… Direct savings Sara the foul-mouthed humiliates Netanyahu Agony priest's marriage advice angers the Pope Study Skills Wild life and times soil the goody guru The Omega from Vauzhall Ailling Yeltsin to be tested by rebellious MPs Inside Moscow The Times Hollywood's to blame Address unknown Replica guns to be outlawed Doctors seek £50 fine for patients who fail to show Wet Wimbledon will play today Weather and Travel Outlook Virgin direct No winners of £8.9m jackpot News Digest Nigerian asylum request rejected Church abuse Beef hope Blunkett awards Snookered RSPCA moles Tracy fails Fishy tale Murder charge Boy drowns Large charge Contents Lions break Bok hearts Guscott drop goal seals their finest hour Stephen Jones In Durban Deskpro Contents Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Fiery Rusedski burns off Stark Richard Evans, tennis correspondent, sees courageous Greg Rusedski win in the mind and on the court against Jonathan Stark Relentless Greg plays patriot game Richard Evans looks at how the once Canadian star is finally evolving into a Wimbledon hero Wimbledon throws open its gates to People's Sunday Guy Richards sees the All England Club finally succumb to both the elements and the inevitable Bollettieri has mission in mind Nick Pitt meets the top coach whose methods have nurtured some of the major stars but also wrought painful estrangement Henman serves up an ideal taster Nick Pitt sees Britain's No 1 complete a smooth passge into the third round of the men's singles on Centre Court yesterday Becker still booming after all these years Richard Eaton on a German who has made the Championships his own but is now reaching the end of the road as a serious contender Ivanisevic and Venus humbled Richard Evans and Richard Eaton report on a day in which the upsets and upstarts left British players relatively unscathed The Sunday Times Reality bites but dream is intact John Crawley says that despite the Lord's letdown the resilience of the batsmen angurs well Australians profit from blunders Graham Otway at Southampton Wicket outlook cloudy The weather has plagued preparations for Thursday's third Test. By Martin Searby Familiarity breeds faith for England Graham Otway argues that Mike Smith should be the only new face in the home dressing room for this week's third Test at Old Trafford The Sunday Times The Omega from Vauxhall Cowan on a fast track to the top England are now starting to introduce the brightest young talents to the Test scene Ian Hawkey meets the latest, Ashley Cowan Pacey Hewitt proving to be a real handful Martin Searby eyes a fast bowler with great promise who is being groomed for the top by Middlesex Rampant Essex lay down Law Moody ponders extension to his duties as leader Croft continues Waqar's demolition as Sussex spin out to another defeat The Sunday Times Rosestayswell… County Championship How the Boks Were flattened Stephen Jone reveals how Ian McGeechan, the reserved Lions' coach, produced one of British rugby's greatest performances One 2 one Putting forward case for defence Bob Dwyer, former Australia coach, salutes those who plotted the Lions' stunning victory Gibbs makes dreams come true Nick Cain salutes the heroic defensive performance of the Lions and the part that sleepy Welshman Scott Gibbs, once stirred and shaken, played in a glorious and brave triumph Tourists avoid high anxiety Alasdair Reld discovers surprising statistics which suggest that attitude need not worry the Lions in next Saturday's Johannesburg Test Elated Johnson leads a chorus of congratulations Alex Fortune collects the reactions to an epic team performance by the toruists Royal Air Force Regiment Officer Sky Contrite Bailey ready for action Ian Chadband, our athletics correspondent, talks to Olympic champion Donovan Bailey before his clash today with Linford Christie European Cup puts Britain back on the right track Ian Chadband says victory in Munich laid to rest the theory of British athletics in decline Schumacher has the answers Adam Parsons report on qualifying for the French Grand Prix at Magny-Cours Realism and affection give Stewarts jump start The family that drives together, thrives together. Adam Parsons meets the father and son at the wheel of Stewart Racing Exclusive Sunday Times Tottenham launch £10m bid for Juninho Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Wimbledon Racing Monty left trailing by double trouble Lauren St John reports from the Peugeot French Open at the National Golf Club in Paris Featherstone minnows take bite out of Sharks David Lawrenson watches as rugby league First Division leaders Hull suffer a shock 18-4 defeat The Sunday Times Silent Auction Els bursts back to the forefront with a flourish Lauren St John looks at the stylish South African whose elevation to the No 1 ranking sees him finally fulfilling his massive potential Punters pray for Silver John Karter, racing correspondent, runs through the contenders for the Budweiser Irish Derby at the Curragh this afternoon Bass Caution: Isiris A Racehorse-Tipping Goodwood Sky Sports 2 Doncaster The Curragh BBC2 Uttoxeter Sky Sports 2 Herbie delivers a hiding on the way to world title glory Ian Chadband sees an unlikely British hero win a version of the world heavyweight title against a discredited Tony Tucker The Times Tall tales and tough guys Mcllvanney in America Sport in the US is as much about politics, hard cash and even harder men as it is about real superstars Riis aiming for another tour de force David walsh looks at the prospects for the riders in this Year's punishing Tour de France Honda The day a crazy man left us all gasping My Golden Moment Sean Kelly, former world No 1, recells a ride of row courage on the 92 Tour de France This Week's Fixtures Barker serves an ace in battle of broadcasters Replay Sport on TV Play the Game Fancy a sport where you can compete with anyone, anywhere in the world, and all from home? 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Who will be made to pay? David Smith assesses the likely victims Qantas FKI near to selling motor cables unit Sharewatch Lennox Euro phobic? Focus on being a better manager Databank A scientist who escaped the lab Wilf Corrigan escaped his working-class roots in Liverpool and British prejudice against scientists to build a fortune in microelectronic in Silicon valley Profile Working Day Wilf Corrigan's A Buy-Out Prufrock Opera's hot ticket Untrained melody Businessman scales new heights Marriott Spotting the difference Distillery celebrates leap in productivity Cockburn leaves WH Smith in limbo The resignation of the chief executive has stunned staff and the City, but was he really the company's saviour? Rufus Olins reports A sporting chance for digital TV Sweeter deal for Cadbury shareholders Net return on capital has halved in the past 10 Years. Now the new boss is out to redress matters. Andrew Lorenz reports IBM British firms need not fear handover British businesses in Hong Kong are bracing themselves for Chinese rule, but there will be as many opportunities as threats, write Mark Graham and Garth Alexander Barclays Tobacco deal opens way for BAT demerger Brown gets ready for the long haul on tax Economic Outlook Business for Sale Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Valcor Arbitration Services Multiple Display Advertising Items D. I. S Investment Opportunities Multiple Display Advertising Items Income Tax Booming America casts caution aside American Account Multiple Display Advertising Items Run your Own Business Centre Boxed in? Europe drifts into a growth crisis Continental tax and legal systems do little to encourage the formation of venture capital, making it difficult for small firms to raise funds for expansion. Rupert Steiner reports Brainbank makes it cheaper to recruit A new online service will match employers with job-seekers at a fraction of the price charged by agencies, writes Jan Collie Splitting up the business raises costs Every week we tackle owner-managers', business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Hard work to reclaim Vat Tax losses not transferable Carpenter carved out success by going against the grain A chance encounter with a colonel in a timber yard led Luke Hughes to start up a furniture business. Rupert Steiner reports Bulletin Small Business is edited by Andrew Lorenz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Alphagraphics Time Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business Services Multiple Display Advertising Items The Personal Number Company Plc Multiple Classified Advertising Items City P. L. C. Relocates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cure nears for Gulf war syndrome Medicine A drug that boosts the immune system may also help those who suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome, Report by Roger Dobson The Sunday Times Software shows McLaren drivers how to go faster Motor Racing Death of a star creates the coldest place in universe Astronomy Plastic bag keeps bread fresh for three years Food Packaging Clever uniforms help casualties Medical Underwear woven from fibre-optic strands will tell medics back at base how badly a soldier is wounded. Sean Hargrave reports Robot insects spy on terrorists Surveillance Music made by PCs hits a high note Sounding off By storing the tonal structure of instruments, a new PC soundcard can synthesise music with amazing realism, writes David Hewson Sunday times Refrigerator cools with sound waves Bits & Bytes Fibre optics to cut fire risk in train tunnels Webwatch Friends help stave off the cold WH Smith looks in-house for chief Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor Greycoat is to buy back 25% of equity Trouble Down Under for ICI One 2 one BCCI staff face £30m threat Gulf UK to be sold in petrol upheaval Contents Help at last for pension casualties End of road for car documents Skipton speculators must cough up Carpetbaggers to target insurers Contents Help at last for pension casualties Virgin Contents Investors lose out in windfall Ethical banking cheers flagging mutual spirit Insurance policy offers discounts on legal fees Threadneedle Insurer's error lets son grab parents' nest egg Questions of cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Pension compensation has no guarantees Eagle Star Models of investment consitency Peak reaches the summit Schroders Mercury Barclays Abbey National Give your family the kiss of life The cheapest way for a breadwinner to protect dependants is with term assurance. Debble Hill explains Prudential Hong Kong: sweet and sour Analysts predict business as usual, but investore are advised to be cautious, writes David Rudnic Fears for housing recovery Kleinwort Benson Cheltenham & Gloucester Save & Prosper Estate agents take on solicitors Some of the larger firms are offering their customers a convenyancing service, writes Adam Walker Perpetual Overseas jobs can work out expensive Neville James Positive vibes are the key to wealth Chinese pholosophy could help sell your home and improve your business, writes Charlotte Wolff What feng shui can do for you Scottish Windows Abbey National Money Section Bealc Dobie Policy£Plus Securitised Endowment Contracts Plc Woolwich Mortgages Martin Currie Bumpy road ahead for drivers Labour's plans for a green Britain could hit motorists—especially company-car users—hardest writes Diana Wright Wheel change that improved family fortunes The Evanses got on their bikes and found a convenient and low-cost alternative to motoring. Diana Wright reports Prudential Direct Line Top savings rates UK unit trusts: Int'i Equity & Bond Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Go it alone with Solo card Switch has developed a new product for people who have never held a debit card before, writes Debbie Hill Charity gets help to do the donkey work Savings News Chase De Vere Policy Portfolio Plc M&g Windfall Norwich Union Gambler must hedge his bets An adventurous lecturer with a penchant for a flutter needs to start putting more money on his future, writes Smita Talatl Royal & Sunallianci Spending spree means dearer mortgages Poundbite Interest rates Woolwich Direct Millennium plan may lift Scruttons Owning land in an area earmarked for a prestige government project should revive the fortunes of the property firm The last … For five years, Jonathan Dimbleby has had unmatched acces to the governor of Hong Kong. As Britain departs, he can reveal the secrets that make Chris Patten an angry man Simpex Goodwood Travel Limited Cartier Tang's tills ring in new Atticvs Hong Kong ball to end them all Atticvs Next Week Betrayed by Britain Phantom army on the move Atticvs Legover at handover Atticvs Nick Newman's Week A brilliant bully from the shop floor Profile Jacques, the diver so deep he was truly profound Travelodge In Court Trusting the dragon Teritorial Army Brown's big test Our fair-weather friends of the Earth Germany pulls an aristocrat out of the bag When Cecil held the keys to promotion Quidmum Irn-Bru for Iron Gordon? Hands across the border that can hammer the IRA Honest truth about being right hon Dangerous delusions of boy-love The Sunday Times Making his way in the world Interview Lesley White meets Lord Linley Listen with Euran: a cautionary No 10 tale Children and politics don't mix, writes Carol Thatcher Goofy slips one under the Bible belt Railtrack Front line not for women Clocks can't be turned back in Cyprus Justice will heal wounds A caricature forming experience It is early days yet in the evoluation of Williams Hague's cartoon image, says Penny Wark Points Civil service gives a fair chance to all Birthdays Lament for the Tories Freud and the cocaine complexities The best bounders are from Eton Where there's mud. . . there's a minister Glastonbury in the rain was a great gig for a political intruder, writes Peter Millar Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Shadow of a gun on the rugby road Andrew Malone on a bloody lesson in South Africa Multiple Classified Advertising Items Foxtons Multiple Classified Advertising Items CALA Octacon Burford Lodge Multiple Classified Advertising Items Manhattan Loft Regalian Regent's Park Roll up for the quickest sales in town Show homes are redundant as buyers dash for new developments, reports Mary Wilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lurot Brand London Property Aylesford Multiple Display Advertising Items City Approach Multiple Display Advertising Items The Seeff International Chesterfield Multiple Display Advertising Items CPF Property Management Ltd Hamptons International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Surrey Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills One! 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But there was no way to avoid the descent Far East airline alliance Island links Oasis Boning up on Chile Correction Last-minute booking prices up in the air Directions New Zeland the home of adventure tourism, will… Delhi danger BA strike action plans Fare deals Smoke-free Swiss au naturel Jackson refuses to act on wet bikes Crystal Italy The hidden extras Advertising guidelines Cresta The Sunday Times Q&A Pleasure Principal Holiday Money Go direct Voyages Jules Verne Up the hill backwards Cellnet The Sunday Times Pocket Guide Jeremy Seal finds the gems among the concrete of Turkey's Turquoise coast The Price is Right Multiple Display Advertising Items Lake & Mountains AA Multiple Display Advertising Items Air Portugal Lunn Poly Gulets Exclusive Sunday Times travel offer Night and the city: Paris Nigel Rayan pursues his muse through the intimate revue and Iavish spectacle of Parisian erotica Not too big for the personal touch Portland Playing the reef detective On a remote island paradise in the Philippines, William Gray joins a team of devers as they uncover the secrets of an underwater wilderness The world at your fingertips Book your break by e-mail and widen your horizons, advises John Diamond Irish Ferries Holidays Crystal Holidays Exclusive Sunday Times Beside the Seaside Week 4: The Solway to the Wirral David Wickers finds sharp contrasts along the nortwest coast of England: Europe's biggest seaside resort, some of its finest bird sancturaries, even the occasional pocket of gentility As Others See us The Yeoman Gaoler Accor Traifinders Peregor Travelbag USAirtours plc The Travel Bug Drive USA British Midland Multiple Display Advertising Items Flights Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Qantas Flights from £79 AHair Travelbag The Big Value Flight Guide Bridge the World Flight Centre Campus Unijet Multiple Display Advertising Items Flight Bookers Multiple Display Advertising Items Quest Worldwide Airtickets Multiple Display Advertising Items Go For Sun. 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Succession Planning Associates Development Enterprises RAS Riley City of Coventry RAS Colchester Department of Health CIBSE Ealing Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Department for International Development NHS Trust Well house Public & Healthcare A staggering way to cut class sizes An American idea that keeps schools open all year and varies attendance times may have lessons for us, says Neil Hendriksen The Prince of Wales Institute of Architecture Multiple Display Advertising Items DIY publishers give parents a helping hand Susan Elkin reports on the success of two women producing educational books that mums and dads can use with their children Multiple Display Advertising Items Chiropody Multiple Display Advertising Items University of Flymouth Oxford Brookes University Multiple Display Advertising Items Firms must tune in to their women A conference in London this week will hear how the usual methods of motivation are keeping women out of senior management roles, writes Margaret Coles Oracle Cedar International The Sunday Times Management Consultancy Fighting Brits spurn status Contents Salome in the Dock Wilde's Last Stand: Decadence, Conspiracy & the First World War by Philip Hoare Duckworth £16.95 pp250 Contents The alternative view Pile 'EM High Matters of fact Critical List Harvey Porlock addrers matters of marketing froth and authorial integrity Our friends in the East A Brutal Friendship The West and the Arab Elite by Said K Aburish Gollancz £20 pp414 She kissed and told A Life Worth Living by Lady Colin Campbell Little, Broun £18.99 pp344 Transgressions Days of wine and roses Courtesans and Fishcakes The Consuming Passions of Classical Athens by James N Davidson Harper Collins £25 pp372 Wolfman Jack Jack London: A Life by Alex Kershaw Harper Collins £20 pp335 Fools rush in. . . Day of Gold: The Califonia Gold Rush and the American Nation by Malcolm J Rohrbough UCP £22.95 pp448 Picador Diary How to win wars Niall Ferguson considers the most crucial war-time alliance of the 20th century—between Winston Churchill and Franklin D Rooservelt Winston's darling Clementine Anthony Howard learns little from a life of Churchill's wife 85 Years Ago this Week Henry James, writing from the Reform Club in London, to Edith Wharton, June 29,1912 On the Shelf Christopher Ricks thanks heven for Milton's Paradise Lost Century Quick change and confusion John Spurling reads three Brazilian thrillers and finds them frenctic, chaotic and labyrinthine Down on the funny farm The Country Life by Rachel Cusk Picador £15.99 pp342 Kiss and Kin by Angela Lambert Bantan £15.99 pp299 Finding perfect pitch Grace Notes by Bernard Mac Laverty Cape £14.99 pp277 Englishmen abroad Skin and Other Stories by Tobias Hill Faber £8.99 pp184 Rancid Aluminium by James Hawes Cape £9.99 pp313 Writers Monthly The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 485 Paperbacks Hardbacks Paperbacks Paperbacks 1987 Paperback manuals The Sunday Times The Times Literary Supplement Plus Herge the Adventures if Tintin Destination Moon Contents Down under Winner The Canon F-mail. . . Star letter Make your Mark Drawing board Paper Mate Two Neighbours Have Fallen out over Noisy The Numskulls The Numskulls Appear Every Week in the Beano The Cods Question Write on! 1,000 horse power Spooky sleepover Funday Times News In too deep Driving ambition Crunch! Picture this Anyone for Tennis? Beryl the Peril Beryl the Peril Appears Every Week in The Dandy N. U. T. S. Investigations Fish Tales Another weird case for Sam to solve in next… Rex and Tex Deputy Dynk Marclean The Creature feature Squirt The Fun Continues in the Funday Times Red Card Gold Medal Dream Team Fans Utd High Jumper Funday Times Sport Sportrait Painting Pets Caling all buldding picassos! The Funday Times More competitions, great stories, cartoons and fun… Contents House of Fraser The fanatical letter-writer Who do they think they are? Contents What a racket Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's Most Wanted This week's object of desire Kipling bags The fast face factory Bored with your bags and counting your chins, but scared stiff of painful plastic surgery? Fear not, getting a new body will soon be as easy as ordering a takeaway Never Trust. . . A person who tells you to count your blessings We are not amused Christina Oxenberg's racy first novel has upset her mother, Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslauia, by its portrayal of some rather familiar character, as she tells Juliette Dominguez P&O Tele addrets The cult of Teleubbies is everywhere—students are throwing parties in their honour and men in pubs across the country are arguing about which is their favourite. Sheryl Garratt travels to Teletubby land Sam's serio Advertisement The Sunday Times Crossword Help! 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