News from 28/09/1997
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Taki, Ralph Lloyd-Jones, Konrad Bartelski, Waldemar Januszczak, Michael Prescott, Stephen Fry, Patrick French, Barbara Hall, Joan Bakewell, Adrian Room, R C, Sir Peter Michael, Mark Franchotti, Willy Newlands, Jon Swain, John Peter, Walter F Stowy, Emma Moore, David Constantine, Robin Harnett, G C, Jonathan Miller, Nick Logan, Sophie Dahl, Amanda Ursell, Donna Leon, Eric Kendall, John Jay, Susan d'Arcy, Emine Saner, Margaret Robertson, John Diamond, Frank Whitford, Sheridan Morley, Ferdinand Mount, Alistair Scott, Addison de Witt, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Nick Pitt, Winner's dinners, Sebastian Hamilton, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, K R, Hazel Courteney Health Journalist, Libby Tomey, Michael Katz, P D N, Tony Allen-Mills, D C, Isabella Blow, Robert Sandall, Martin James, Anthony Sattin, Donald Woods, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, David Thompson, Stanley Henig, David Dougill, Bharti Vyas, Duncan Douglas, Clifford Fuller, Marian Martin, David Hewson, Tom Hastie, Jem Miller, Harvey Porlock, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Debble Hill, John Sutherland, Jeremy Clarkson, Sophia Langmead, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Stewart Lee, Louise Taylor, David Cairns, Jenny Shields, Paul Eddy, Anita Chaudhuri, Michael Jones, W B Hesmondhalgh, Peter Millar, John Hart, Robert Egelstaff, James Clarke, Ron Gwilliams, Joan Smith, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Hugh McManners Defence Correspondent, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Philomena Ott, P L, Richard Johnson, Mike Laws, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Josephine Smit, Elaine Roylance, Paul Donovan, Jonathan Leake Transport Correspondent, Sue Lawrence, Philip Craigie, Jeff Randall, David Johnson, Paul Driver, Frank Collins, Paul Bray, Nicholas Hellen, Caroline Scott, Ian Hawkey, Joe Lovejoy football correspondent, Christopher Morgan, Lisa Freedman, Katie Hickman, Matthew Craig deputy editor, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Kirstie Hamilton, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Rufus Olins, Flynn Sarler, Mark Austin, Hugh McLlvanney, David Lawrenson, Nicholas Rufford Home Affairs Editor, Hugh Breslin, Paul Ham Money Editor, Sue Gee, Dave Thomas, Phil Baker, Blair Scott, Victoria O'Brien, Sir Peter Michael frustrated scientist, Raymond Keene, Dekin O'Sullivan, Jonathan Leake Environment Correspondent, John Karter, Peter Le Cheminant, Zoe Brennan, Andrew Roberts, Marie Colvin, Richard Cook, Debbie Hill, Diana Wright, Stephen Moore, Helen Hawkins, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, Nick Cain, Natalie Graham, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Hugh McManners, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Martin Searby, Claire Oldfield, Zoë Linkson, Mary Archer, M Anderson, Richard Noble, Rasselas, Bryan Appleyard, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Stephen McGinty, Nick MacKinnon, Bill Bryson, Jonathan Arneil, Christopher Goodwin, Paul Kavanagh, Josh Salzmann, M L, K B, J H K, Garth Alexander, David Churchill, Anita Roddick, Maurice Chittenden, Alex Fortune, Neil Hendriksen, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Ray Hutton, Paul Leyshon, Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor, Peter Watts, Sir Nicholas Barrington British High Commissioner, Jonathan Leake, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Michael Sheridan, Sean Hargrave, Ian Thomson, Simon Callow, Matthew Lynn, Lavinia Greenlaw, Michael Austin, Nia Williams, Simon Brooke, Sally Fowler, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Roy Hattersley, Helen Pridham, A A Gill, David Parsons, Matthew Campbell, John Carey, David Hutcheon, Rajeev Syal, Kirsty Lang, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Jonathan Carr-Brown, Adam Parsons correspondent, Robert Johnston, Stephen Pettitt, Ian Bell, Andrew Lorenz, David Wickers, Reverend Robert Van de Weyer, Joe Lovejoy, Des Brown, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, David Parsley, John Phillips, David Smith Economics Editor, Julie Tainsh, P G, Conal Gregory, Peter Cooper, Anthony Howard, P S, Joanna Simon, India Knight, C I, Dan Pearson, William Essex, Stephen Hayward, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoContents Diana's funeral guard of honour faces the axe Brown to cut bottom rate of tax to 10p Betty rattles 'new girls' Boothroyd upsets new girls Contents Kuoni Contents Prayers for a beloved daughter Contents Thousands of Russians die in TB gulag Prisoners left to rot in Russia's TB gulag The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Prince wins youth deal from Labour Gordon Brown talks to Andrew Grice and David Smith about new policy initiatives The Sunday Times Classified Newspapers Support Recycling Mercedes-Benz Food giants in merger talks Blair faces revolt over tuition fees Five share £27m lottery 'Duchess' Dole adopts Diana's cause Shand Kydd tells how she rowed boat to Diana's island grave The Document Company BBC Worldwide Revealed: the stolen Italian passport trade £30m revamp for Brighton pier Secrets supremo to open up Whitehall Boeing Air fares cut in price war ReLax Greer fury at unmasking of schoolgirl lover Sharks forced to buzz off Keeping Jaws at Bay Westminster in fruitless hunt for Porter's assets BT Clark blames Thatcher for Tory eclipse Travel Bryson on the Appalachian Trail Virgin Condemned geese shot at dawn Goosey Goosey Gander why Don't You Wander . . . Into Firing Range Lloyds Bank TA faces demotion to 'leisure brigade' LineOne Vauxhall Continental Pregnant women denied results of Down's tests Party puts 'wise men' on banana skin watch Abbey National Tories' hotel pillow fight hits Hague where it hurts Swiftcall Activists launch £5m hunt campaign Birt was always bad news, says his first boss St Paul's to drop old prayer book CNT Vauxhall Will the Gag Fit? Earl Spencer's powerful attack on tabloid intrusion struck a chord with the public, who blamed the paparazzi for Princess Diana's death. But will proposed new press rules work, and can anyone understand them? Peter Millar reports The Times The Newspapers' Dilemma Haggling over a Pound of Flesh As two British nurses faces a death sentence and a flogging in Saudi Arabia, behind the scenes diplomats and lawyers discussed the price of clemency. Marie Colvin and Jenny Shields report on how money came before mercy Cheltenham & Gloucester The whole truth or anything but the truth? During their interrogation, the British nurses each gave two confessions. They serve only to deepen the mystery Swallow Hotels Cable & Wireless Arms-deal Briton may hang Ex-soldier 'abandoned after tipping off police' New tremors halt friars' battle to save Assisi art Compaq BT Prisoners left to rot in Russia's TB gulag Jeep Serpico guns for new breed of bent cop Dell Cross-dressing drags down US sports hero NatWest Borneo's forest fire catastrophe spreads Madame Marple in 10-year hunt for her family's killers Stena Line Algeria awaits more massacres National Employers' Liaison Committee Son of Nazi hunter puts France on trial St. Joseph's Hospice Virgin atlantic Dutch windmills run out of puff The Times Educational Supplement Drug confession dogs Hollywood's bad boy Inside Los Angeles Home Campus Bitter regrets Disney's vampires 'Mad cow' link to CJD proved Gun owners use cash aid to buy arms Weather and Travel Outlook Boateng speeds up crackdown on 'granny farms' Virgin atlantic Five winners split £27.1m jackpot News Digest School bus crash driver is charged Mir docking Lawyers warned War crimes Strike fines Judge rebuked Jumbo near miss Going full cycle Palais swan-song Railroaded Contents Europe turn the screw Monty and Langer grab point in the dark Lauren St John, golf correspondent, sees the European team take a 9-4 lead in the Johnnie Walker Ryder Cup at Valderrama Contents Microsoft Contents Leeds dent crown of champions Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey West Ham capitalise on their aerial assault Fluent Spurs let down by poor finishing Young guns peg back Arsenal Palace's old flaws continue at home Poyet breaks Newcastle shackles Leicester scaling the heights Buoyant Derby open floodgates Wednesday rock a Villa built on shaky foundations Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Vauxhall Conference and Other Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Euro stars provide a week to savour Joe Lovejoy, football correspondent, looks at the prospects for English clubs as they embark on further European adventures Hodgson the professor of football Louise Taylor meets Stuart Ripley, the England winger, who is extolling his new manager's approach Euro stars provide a week to savour Viewers' Guide to the Big Match Picture Gallery Key Player: Dion Dublin The Sunday Times Vauxhall No time for Hoddle to take risks Joe Lovejoy expects few surprises when England's squad for the Italy match is revealed tomorrow Wilkins left to do Fulham's talking First Division Second Division Competition Keegan faces uphill task After yesterday's 2-1 defeat at Wigan, Ian Hawkey looks at what lies ahead for starstruck Fulham Marriott Sampras puts out Rusedski's ace firepower Alex Fortune reports on the Grand Slam Cup, where Pete Sampras defeated the British No 1 to reach today's Munich final Faldo finds way to lead from front Lauren St John on the golfer who holds the record for Ryder Cup points after his wins with Westwood Bombardier Kite's men in search of redemption McLlvanney's viewpoint The Americans have barely come to terms with the intense and unique pressures of the Ryder Cup Canary Ltd What they said about the drama The Showdown in Spain Struck by beauty of the beast Valderrama has won widespread praise from all concerned at the Ryder Cup, writes Nick Pitt Seve's passion play Nick Pitt sees Europe's captain wrestle with the frustrations of leading his talented team without playing himself Ryder Cup 1997 Westwood's star rises as Woods struggles to cope Hugh McLlvanney reports on how the Tiger found himself sinking on the 17th while his rookie rival was doing everything right LineOne The Sunday Times Lewis must rise above Golota's base instincts Michael Katz on how Lennox Lewis reinvented himself to prepare for his title defence against an uncompromising Pole This time there may be no way back for Tufnell Graham Otway fears that the latest drugs controversy involving the talented but wayward left-arm spinner may spell the end of his disappointingly short England career No New Botham for England St Helens must stand firm to see off Wigan Rugby League Hakkinen gatecrashes party Adam Parsons, our motor racing correspondent, on a surprise in qualifying for the Luxembourg Grand Prix Ryder Cup Shock! Caddy Gets Ball in the Nuts Edwards outclasses the Whitaker family Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Rugby Union Racing Tale of magnificent one John Karter reports from Ascot on the day a Frenchman's flair outshone an Italian's verve Nottingham Wilson Brighton Kilimanjaro should fulfil expectations John Karter predicts another success for owner Michael Tabor in the Group Two race at Ascot today Ascot Stratford Sport the winner in peace pact Leicester gain sweet revenge BT Canon Bath repel Border raiders Quins deliver a French lesson Callard joins the coach line-up Weak scrums dog Woodward Nick Cain pinpoints a flaw in technique that needs to be remedied before England's new regime can rightfully expect to enjoy success Flood from league turns to a drought Stephen Jones says the adjustment from one rugby code to another is becoming much harder to make Alan Sugar in spotlight at Sunday Times conference The Times Travelling back in time for fix of football scandal Action Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures The Soft Spike Shuffle Play the Game Jeff Randall, sports Editor, considers the burgeoning market for soft-spike golf shoes as many clubs decide to ban the metal variety Alfa Romeo Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clive Sutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Authorised Dealers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Harwoods H. 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Weather Action, Piers… Gumshoes walk as Kroll's feud rages Contents Blair to end war over inward investment Clout of big US houses traps City wannabes in doom loop Agenda Durex set to launch 'natural' condoms Square Mile faces office space crunch Accounts body attacks Hampel Federal Mogul gears up for T&N takeover battle Granada buys TV rights to Enid Blyton's Secret Seven Littlewoods cuts back T&N on alert as industry predicts £1bn move for… BT wins as big charity donor Business Digest Weather Action fair for the City High stakes Travelers' purchase of Salomon has created America's biggest merger of investment banks. But will it work? Garth Alexander reports Banking's Mega-Mergers Novell Cordiant poised to give details of split Sharewatch A share in the boardroom The Sunday Times Value your Net assets The Sunday Times Databank Hits keep coming for Classic FM chief Sir Peter Michael, frustrated scientist, serial entrepreneur, vintner, hotelier, radio chief and philanthropist is already planning his next project—in the film industry The National Motorcycle Museum Virgin atlantic Working Day Cable & Wireless Michelsons ties the knot Prufrock Roll on Robins Prufrock Sedgemoor Insomerset Gavroche spills the beans Prufrock A profitable family Saga Prufrock BT Taking Advanta of little children Interflora takes a grip on grassroots Britain's florists must decide soon on the way forward as competitors snip away at their market. By Kirstie Hamilton Flying Flowers takes off to woo America The Jersey firm hopes to bloom by branching out and exporting its formula for selling flowers by mail order. David Parsley reports Global Internet 3i Hasselkus turns the corner with Rover BMW has put its British subsidiary on the road to recovery with huge investment in new models and a change of image. But it still has a long way to go, writes Andrew Lorenz Champion run sparks United bid talk Speculation is growing of a takeover bid for football's biggest name, but a predator would need deep pockets, writes Frank Kane The Sunday Times Tap Air Portugal LineOne Nomura banks on buying up Britain The Japanese bank is hoping to make big profits through the financing technique of securitisation. Deals worth £8.5bn have already been made. John Waples reports Investors in People Time Computer Systems Energis Hidden labour army will help fight inflation Economic Outlook Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turmoil grows as trade subverts governments American Account Limited Companys Lorraine Electronics Legal International Win the funds for your start-up £2m is up for grabs in a new competition run by The Sunday Times and 3i, the venture-capital firm. Claire Oldfield reports Aquapac wraps up deal with Dixons The company that sells waterproof covers for mobile phones and cameras is making a splash. Report by Claire Oldfield Virgin Buying out a former director Questions of business Every week we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Yesterday man shines in Tomorrow's World Gordon Styles's family firm was going nowhere until a television show inspired him, writes Rupert Steiner Investment is the Prize Bulletin Business Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Franchising in the 90's Carefree Fastsigns Pirtek Alphagraphics Multiple Display Advertising Items Hammicks Bookshops The Historical Research Center Gas-elec Multiple Display Advertising Items Dandf Design The Uk's Biggest Ever Franchise Exhibition British Franchise Association Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Personal Number Company PLC High Income Swisher Prontaprint! Multiple Display Advertising Items West End PLC Re-Locates Quantumatic Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items BAe in line to win Siemens bid Job market hits 9-year peak Södra Stationery Office buys Whitaker's Almanack Reed struck by New Jersey jinx Inside the City British Airways Contents The Odd Couple Bestselling author Bill Bryson was determined to walk the Appalachian Trail. But he needed a companion. As this first extract from his book a Walk in the Woods reveals, he found one, and lived to tell the tale—just Contents Thomas Cook Sunsail Beach Clubs Trans Indus Highlife Holidays (Pleasureseekers Ltd) Indian Magic Vietnam Travel Brittany Ferries Virgin Under review The Sunday Times Traveller's Tale Kiwi fruits of the vine Air-quality warning Directions Italy in the autumn is an irresistible prospect The last farewell British wet-bikers facing prosecution in Europe Ban wet bikes from all forthcoming EU Special Holiday Money Embattled Egypt Bargains in brief Question & Answer Taking the Skye road Alistair Scott warms to the welcome of the West Highlands The Break Glenelg and Skye Swansea Cork Ferries Irish Ferries Dublin Direct by Sea Liverpool Travelscene Renvyle House Hotel Drive Ireland Cashel House Hotel Ireland-The Golfer's Choice Ryanair Ireland Irish Ferries Times Newspapers Limited Follow the sun The Costa del Sol In the second part of our series, David Wickers finds that it is the mountains rather than the sea that make Spain's southern costa worth a winter visit Unijet P&O Cruises Virgin Expo '98 Mark Warner Condé Nast Traveller? Calverley Travel Ltd. Follow the sun Calverley Travel Ltd. Annual Travel Insurance Master Card Gilding the lily Stanley the butler provides the finishing touches to John DIAMOND's stay in Port Antonio—a deserted Jamaican paradise Check-In Multiple Display Advertising Items Airline Network General Accident Multiple Display Advertising Items Qantas Multiple Display Advertising Items Globe Savers Travel Brief Trailfinders Americana Best Offers! 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Picture Gallery Do the world a favour Ted, keep the $1bn Atticvs Greek genius for war Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Boy's Own hero in a hell of a hurry Profile Close encounter with the alien culture of Britain Scottish Widows In Court Zone of danger Women of the House The Samaritans Justice fit only for the Dark Ages No pay, no payola from the canny chancellor Worms turn against the Labour spin Quidmum Kennedy kicks against the bricks Quidmum Tribal drumbeats Blair would do well to hear Hague plans a sneaky conference One Pepsi short of the real thing The Times Literary Supplement Smile—you're on cameo camera Ireland be damned, creative bigotry is the lifeblood of Britain and its TV service, says Aa Gill Looking death in the face, and laughing deliciously Journalist Ruth Picardie finally succumbed to cancer last week aged 33, refusing to the last to let it ruin what was left of her life LineOne Advil Smile—you're on cameo camera Ireland be damned, creative bigotry is the lifeblood of Britain and its TV service, says Aa Gill Looking death in the face, and laughing deliciously Journalist Ruth Picardie finally succumbed to cancer last week aged 33, refusing to the last to let it ruin what was left of her life LineOne 'What made Ruth's bravery so exceptional was her honesty, her brutal bluntness Advil God's own action man Interview Simon Sebag Montefiore meets Frank Collins O1' man Jesse eats Cook for breakfast Reforming cuckoo in the welfare nest Frank Field's radical schemes are facing a chill breeze of reality in Harriet Harman's kingdom, says David Smith England needs its own voice Shopping/personal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items British Antique Replicas Stannah Stairlifts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Points Multiple Display Advertising Items British Antique Replicas Multiple Display Advertising Items Birthdays Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Handcrafted Bed Company Multiple Display Advertising Items 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Here he reveals for the first time what really happened when 'the boys' went in A born renegade sacked from the cadets Sofa Workshop Direct Thomas Lloyd Junckers Countax To Advertise in the Homes & Gardens Section Conservatory Too Hot? The Scientific Solution Oakridge Options Septic Tanks Lindman Multiple Display Advertising Items Classic Choice Cresta Admiral Nordic Harkin & Barker Age Concern Finding God behind the lines Collins was an agnostic until he went on patrol with an American Christian during a Nato exercise. 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Nick Gardner asks if the property boom can last The Equitable Life 'We know the value of money' Personal Best Foreign Colonial M&G Prudential Baby-break loans best for mothers If you're planning to have a baby, choose a flexible mortgage that allows you to skip repayments, writes Nia Williams It's time for students to get good insurance With the costs of cover varying dramatically, undergraduates must do their homework before buying, writes Conal Gregory Friends Provident Mercury Jupiter Legal & General GT Global Don't handicap The right scheme is vital to a happy retirement, but how do you know the best one for you? 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By Sean Hargrave Computer looks to end of the world Cosmology Solar energy could send satellites into final orbit Space Magnifying lenses propel satellites into space PCs start doing just what they are told Sounding off IBM and Dragon have made voice-recognition systems that actually recognise voices, writes David Hewson Net surfers race sailing yachts round the world Internet Drug boosts body's insulin production Bits & Bytes Webwatch Brain wave for scientists Police radar detects criminals trying to hide inside buildings Security Program predicts cancer deaths Medicine The Sunday Times Earth may have had two moons Astronomy Davies has tight grip on finances Former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies has prospered since she climbed out of the pool and into the television and promotional limelight, writes Natalie Graham Direct Big profits beckon in small companies In a new column, Diana Wright gives her expert view on the world of investment and saving The Wright Angle KBC has oil firms over a barrel Inside Track Hoggett Bowers J&C Associates Limited Andersen Consulting Selector Europe Whitehead Selection Mars Electronics International GKRS Search & Selection Selector Europe NB Selection The DMW Group Selector Europe NB Selection Unisys Price Waterhouse KPMG means business GKRS Search & Selection Hoggett Bowers Shell U. 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Hugh Pearman detects signs that the money may be drying up The Rolling Stones Film The Critical List The Royal Ballet season: half-price tickets Attend the premiere of Nil by Mouth Theatre Unbeatable ticket offers Art See Luke Goss in Grease and dine at Maxwell's 150 Walt Disney's World on Ice tickets to be won Opera What to see and where to go this week Spy and large Concerts Dance Pop Northern Ballet Theatre Comedy Lyric Theatre Royal Shakespeare Company Power to the people Peter Hall's Lear has its moments, but Ian McKellen gives the performance of his life at the National. By John Peter New Season Rest of the week's theatre Lyric Theatre Playing the joker Advice for cardsharps set to music that mimics a shipping forecast? 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