News from 07/12/1997
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Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Sebastian Hamilton Westminster Correspondent, Michael Prescott, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Henrietta Blagden, Philip Norman, Nicholas Rufford, Elizabeth Wyile, John Peter, Walter F Stowy, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Miller, Chris Wright's, Lesley White, John Jay, Frank Whitford, Ghislaine Hubbard, Mick Thompson, Sheridan Morley, Sarah Howe, Nicolette Jones, Ferdinand Mount, Alistair Scott, Addison de Witt, Sally O'Reilly, David Smith, Marian Burton, David Schwartz, Cllve davis, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, Carol Sarler, Dr Roger Henderson, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Frank Blin, Robert Sandall, Irwin Stelzer, Sarah Higgins, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, John Evans, Robert Norton, Anthony Phillips, Sally payne, David Hewson, James Green, Ladislaw, Yvonne Ridley, Margaret Coles, Margarette Driscoll, Alasdair Reid, Hugh Canning, Stewart Lee, Peter Kemp, Louise Taylor, Michael Shèridan, John Davies, David Phillips, Greg Struthers, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Hugh McManners Defence Correspondent, Peter Warren, Jonathan Margolis, Paul Nuki Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Rob Steen, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Bill Jamieson, Paul Donovan, Melanie French, Sue Lawrence, Philip Craigie, Roger Schofield, Blue Peter, Paul Bray, Michael Woodhead, Paul Driver, Garth Pearce, Sue Fox, John Dudgale, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Shelley Von Strunckel, A carpenter, Ross Clark, Richard Girling, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Neil Harman, Kirstie Hamilton, Dr Bohumil Kobliha, Rufus Olins, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Mark Austin, Hugh McLlvanney, David Lawrenson, Nicholas Rufford Home Affairs Editor, Paul Ham Money Editor, Chrissy lley, Dave Thomas, Lesley Hardman, Andy Goldberg, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Mary Ashton, Raymond Keene, Jonathan Leake Environment Correspondent, John Karter, Gareth Huw Davies, Zoe Brennan, Andrew Roberts, Marie Colvin, Ruthie Henshall, Debbie Hill, June Ducas, Dr Trevor Harley, Gillian Jenner, Chris Partridge, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Adrienne Connors, Natalie Graham, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Tim Moorey, Andrew Grice, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Martin Searby, Claire Oldfield, Fraser Harrison, David Walsh, Jane Allanson, Miranda Seymour, Zoë Linkson, Stephen McGinty, Richard Branson, Paul Kavanagh, Christopher Goodwin, Mark Prigg, Josh Salzmann, Garth Alexander, Kathleen Rochell, William Rees-Mogg, Anita Roddick, Maurice Chittenden, David Woodhead, Kevin Pratt, David Dough, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor, Peter Watts, Kevin Sharpe, Jonathan Leake, Michael Sheridan, Rosemary Verey, John Harlow, Trevor Taylor, Godfrey Smith, Arthur Llewellyn, Donald Macgillivray, Nia Williams, Mandy Payne, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Brian Austin, Roy Hattersley, A A Gill, Aoife O'brien, Andrew Malone, Matthew Campbell, Alan Jenkins, David Hutcheon, Rajeev Syal, Naomi Caine Deputy Money Editor, Kirsty Lang, John Brandon, Nadine Meisner, Robert Johnston, William Speake, Stephen Pettitt, Cherry Norton, Andrew Lorenz, lan Chadband, Naomi Caine, Hazel Courteney, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, Dr N Bridge, Mark Hodson, Steve Connor, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Hugh Pearman, Michael de Larrabeiti, Lucy Broadbent, Yasmin Mills, Simon Sebag Montefiore, David Parsley, John Burns, David Smith Economics Editor, Simon Trump, Ffion Jenkins, Peter Cooper, Simon Sebag, Carey Scott, Bob Dwyer, Joanna Simon, India Knight, M J Ghenfkim, David Hawson, Ben West, Dan Pearson, William Essex, Stephen Hayward, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoArticle Withdrawn Revealed: man who paid £13,000 for dinner Contents Welcome back, Karil: Relieved father Karl Hawthorne… Ministers take revenge on 'Cardinal' Irvine Savings limit climbdown Royal yacht heads for new Glasgow home Contents Moss Bros Contents Contents Brown may raise £50,000 savings limit St. Joseph's Hospice Changing Times Classified Mandelson faces rebuke on dome Newspapers Support Recycling 'Sweetheart' deals cut MP's tax bills Welfare rebels may quit The Sunday Times Health insurers challenge NHS with private GPs Imran is called up to save hostage Britons Turner artist makes a meteoric career move into outer space Scottish Widows Tories 'give up' in the Commons Muscled aside Lexus Fayed offered me Selfridges, says Rowland The Personal Number Company Plc Millionaire is Sinn Fein paymaster Swiftcall Book Tokens Cleopatra's cure for baldness—it's hair raising BT Eurofighter fury over BBC film attack It's an unlucky beggar who tries to touch a bishop Share killing funded a capital feast for the Pirate of Prague GM Buying British costs less in US The fourth largest European airline Riches-to-rags victims find a haven in Crisis Diary of a Somebody Golfers given formula for perfect swing Sandhurst 'gifts for grades' has gone on for years Moët & Chandon Champagne Vegetarians' cancer ads are roasted Recipe for rape: one tiny purple tablet dropped into… Fight to stop rape drug as hundreds fall victim Comet Major will lift lid on Tories' Euro battles Hollywood gets 'Britlit' film fever 'Rush-hour' shoppers face higher prices as stores test dual charging Brands Hatch Leisure Group Limited Rail drivers get bonuses of £12,000 Child depression rates reach 10% 'Timid' Arts Council poised to reject £151m South Bank plan LineOne Northern Rock 24-hour opening looms for pubs Robocop Ray Mallon was feted as one of our toughest crime fighters. Last week he was suspended: did he go too far, or are his rivals just out to get him? Christian Aid Orange For better for worse or for tax reasons? Tony Blair wants to encourage marriage and financial perks are one optin being considered. But as Margarette Driscoll reports, money may not be enough to change attitudes Articulate! That's Rich Insight Egyptian to make Diana affair film Stena Line Shopping spy pushed Israel to brink of war Mother Teresa's heirs accused of dumping sick Yeltsin rails at his ministers L t's gt our custom rs, mploy s, d al rs and… Tough guy of FBI targets Clinton Gruesome tale of Lady Kalashnikov shocks Germany Cyber IBM Tragedy of China's stolen children Volcano may force evacuation of Montserrat The Personal Number Company Plc 2,000 miles of pipe may hide Libya arsenal BT Calais Europe splits on 26-member club Britain faces fight over bigger EU Zinzi Mandela flies into torture storm Graff Cook takes lead in campaign for expansion Countries Recommended for Early EU Membership Millennium & Copthorne Hotels Sadists take whip hand in America Nortel 100 feared dead as plane crashes on Siberian town The Omega from Vauxhall Mortified of Mexico make up with U2 Primus Old-fashioned aristocrat determined to impress Inside Paris Hewlett Packard Bardot in brush with Gaultier Christmas cachet Baby-snatcher 'faked pregnancy' Queen's titled officials may go Weather and Travel Outlook Air disaster: The tail section of a Russian… New chainsaw could have averted beef ban Teachers set to fight over shift pattern schools Asprey Six winners share £13.2m jackpot News Digest Brighton bomber may leave jail No charges MP questioned Manager shot Laser pen injury Hymn contest Meningitis fear Warship sale Correction Hope and glory Courageous England defy mighty All Blacks Citizen Contents Wright hits back to end goal famine Jack Daniel's Collymore's relief lifts spiteful affair Izzet's late strike clinches welcome point for Leicester United show true class Cole's goals lead ruthless demolition Wilcox seals Rovers return Miklosko lends Derby helping hand Ferguson soars higher as Evans looks into abyss Hugh Mcllvanney considers the contrasting fortunes of the two managers in the wake of yesterday's Premier League clash at Anfield Premier League Vauxhall Conference and Other Leagues Pools Rudderless Portsmouth heading for the rocks Nick Pitt on the fall-out at Portsmouth following the failure of Terry Venables to bring back the glory days for the Fratton Park faithful Chelsea hit six past sorry Spurs Everton rue Speed's costly penalty miss First Division Round-Up FA Cup Second round The Sunday Times Quinn at double to Fry's delight Is It a Doddle for Hoddle? Hodgson warns England of threat posed by Tunisia Joe Lovejoy, football correspondent, talks to Roy Hodgson, who took Switzerland to the last World Cup, about England's prospects Scrambling room only as fans join gold rush Louise Taylor reports on the difficulties facing England fans hoping to get their hands on tickets for the World Cup finals Hitmen Ready to Haunt Hoddle For Hoddle? Pragmatic Brown faces up to brilliance of Brazil Once again the gods have forced Scotland to share their destiny with the South American masters Ronaldo set to illuminate the world Lan Chandband receives a telling assessment on the main contenders' chances from Carios Alberto Parreira, who led Brazil to victory in 1994 but is happier now on the fringe Iran and USA try to keep cool in the political cauldron Ian Chadband on the one World Cup group match that presents French security with a headache far beyond normal expectations Famous Five with their Eyes on Goal in France England douse All Blacks fire Dallaglio leads battered troops to new heights Tetley's Bitter Zinzan the great battles to epic farewell Nick Cain salutes a performance and a match worthy of a legend ending his international days Heroes with Bulldog spirit Former Australian coach Bob Dwyer says this England performance was truly great All Blacks fire England at Twickenham: A Player by Player Guide Superb Springboks steam over dismal Scotland Cross since 1846 The Times England's long and grinding road It has been an autumn of enlightenment but, asks Stephen Jones, has European rugby learned from such a bruising schedule? Forget regional plans and leave it to clubs Stephen Jones believes England should dismiss calls for a new division of rugby The Personal Number Company Plc Foreigners face curbs Nick Cain reports on legal moves aimed at improving the chances of home players and halting the flow of imports to club rugby Wheeler's European Cup threat Royal Sunalliance Playing on a merry-go-round Graham takes title after gruelling battle Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Rugby Union Racing Rugby League Mac the nice keeps his edge Richard Evans, tennis correspondent, sees a vintage performance by John McEnroe and John Lloyd at the Royal Albert Hall Ask Tom hits top form on day trip Racing LineOne Teacher Training Agency Giving losers a ring of confidence David Walsh rubs shoulders with a dedicated boxing trainer whose headquarters offer a haven for his stable of triers, grateful to escape the harsh reality of life on the streets Compaq Curtain to come down on Walsh Graham Otway says a new West Indies captain could spell the premature end to a sparking career Sweeper's striking difference Ian Hawkey looks forward to the women's cricket World Cup in India, where the holders, England, start among the favourites The Personal Number Company Plc BT Citibank England open the war chest Graham Otway looks at preparations for Sharjah with plans focused on a World Cup jackpot Eurosport lack face of authority Action Replay Keep to the simple ball and success will follow Play the Game Turn your Team into Winners This Week's Fixtures Sport on TV Our spies are everywhere A posse of tracking devices is now on the car thief's tail. 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By Michael Shèridan Japan's bureaucrats fight free market Financial reforms will fail if ministry officials retain the power to interfere in every part of the economy, writes Garth Alexander from Tokyo Siebe Racal ponders float of telecoms arm Sharewatch A share in the boardroom BT The Sunday Times LineOne The Personal Number Company PLC Databank Top 200 companies Chrysalis chairman spreads his wings Though many may envy his lifestyle in the glamorous world of music, sport, radio and TV, Chris Wright does not see himself as a great success and works hard to do better Profile Working Day Business Link SAAB F1's bum deal for Said Prufrock Turning a new leaf One bridge too rich by far The fine art of raising cash If it's January, share prices must be rising The stock market rises three times out of four in that month. David Schwartz, reports on this and other pockets of predictability Price dives as investors dump gold Central banks are selling off their reserves and prices could reach record lows if the ailing Asian economies join in, writes David Parsley Conqueror Big Bang Two gets the hiccups The Stock Exchange's computerised dealling systems has been hit by teething problems and by an early scandal as some traders try to manipulate prices. Kirstie Hamilton reports Orange Granville Britain's fastest Fast Track 100 finds the stars among small unquoted firms Today The Sunday Times unveils the findings of a research project that aims to identify the companies that may become a Microsoft or a Virgin in the next millennium. Clarie Oldfield analyses the results Rank Company Growing companies Eyretel is leading the charge The high-technology firm has raised it sales 215% year-on-year. Claire Oldfield reports on the top performer Toys and fish vie with computers The top 100 companies cover a range of industries and products from computers to toys and shellfish. Clarie Oldfield profiles three of them Thrusting executives thrive in niche markets Success that is built on quality Myth of low saving and investment Flemings save & Prosper Rail Planner America shrugs off Asia's financial flu Budding entrepreneurs venture out The Sunday Times/3i Business Catapult competition to find the firms most worthy of financial backing has attracted many promising entrants, writes David Parsley The fine wine merchant who had the bottle to take a risk Wine merchant John Armit owes his reputation to two extraordinary buying opportunities in the same week, writes Rupert Steiner My First Break Sterling Software Nursery can't escape Vat on building work Questions of business Every week we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Small Business Bulletin Robot surgeon operates Medical In the first example of surgery by remote control, a robot will operate on a patient in Lisbon while being guided by a surgeon in Italy. 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BA 'slot-piles' routes to clear way for AA deal Bass close to Gala bingo sale Charles Schwab Cassidy may be at liberty to go soon Inside the City A Fright at the Opera Cotswold Flights of Fantasy The lord chancellor's cardinal error Atticvs The mwa-mwa is the message when air-kissing is more important than the music Lying low at an office party Raver of the old school Atticvs Nick Newman's Week She'll be the life and soul of the party Profile Knives are out for Cherie—and as for the forks. . . The Times Higher Education Supplement This Life Taxing our trust Bring on the beefsteak HMV Has Brown pulled a fast one on Blair? 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Drivers' premiums to rocket Manek Investments Contents Halifax heirs go to law for justice Labour's brainchild is short on saving graces Beware small tour firms Woolwich Abbey Life turns down cancer victim's claim Questions of Cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf The Sunday Times Widow says she lost out because of Pep advice Prudential ISA's lack of pep riles savers The limits on the new individual savings account will hurt middle-class savers. Naomi Caine reports on their discontent Your Guide to ISAs ISA's lack of pep riles savers Guinness Flight Intelligent Investment ISA's lack of pep riles savers Is it the end for Pep mortgages? The expected impact of ISAs means Pep mortgage holders must start to consider their options, writes Nia Williams Insurance charges could hit ISA capital City to push for higher limit Pep fund managers will be lobbying hard in coming months to influence the final shape of ISAs, writes Kevin Pratt The Equitable Life Savers should make most of tax shelter Norwich Union Woolwich Direct Riches to be unearthed in green belt Fortunes are in prospect for the owners of agricultural land that could soon be earmarked for building, writes Ross Clark Chase De Vere Investments PLC CapitalOne Legal & General Auctions hammer home a bargain Policy Portfolio PLC Open your eyes to cheaper beauty Beat the beauty business with a little help from the greengrocer and some brisk home exercise, suggests Debbie Hill Scottish Widows The economics of food on the table National Savings Direct David Aaron Partnership Money Section The Royal Bank of Scotland It's a picnic as Teddy beats a bear market The teddy bear has come out of the nursery and into the auction room to fetch massive prices, writes Donald Macgillivray Pension plan suits changing work patterns Savings News Multiple Display Advertising Items Woolwich Top savings rates UK unit trusts/OEICs: UK gilt Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Bond offers protection from Far East menace There is a way of benefiting from the turmoil in the world's equity markets—invest in those funds that go up when shares go down Multiple Display Advertising Items Legal & General Savings Line Best Overseas Bond Funds Direct Line Financial Services It's far from over for voice of soccer Commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme has combined his passion for football with shrewd investments in clubs, writes Natalie Graham Dresdner RCM Global Investors Robinson's top 10 tax-free saver gems A 'memo' from the paymaster general on how to get round the £50,000 limit on tax-free savings has been received by Paul Ham Staffware revenue outgrows shares Centrum Select 50+ Contents Tunes of glory From subterranean jazz in Cracow to the strains of Giselle in Warsaw, Michael de Larrabeiti found that the key to Poland's immortal soul is in its music Contents Guiding light From whisky to where to eat, one guide to Scotland has it all, says Alistair Scott Seafrance School trips grow up Ever more sophisticated, ever more expensive: how do families cope? 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Telnet Contents A box of delights Warner Books Picture Gallery The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 508 Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Top, from left to right: Shirley Hughes's… Behind the scenes Sheridan Morley put his choice of showbusiness books centre stage Seriously good reading Charles Higson Keep on rocking Skiffle, the Prodigy, McCartney, Oasis. . . Robert Sandall tunes into the year's best rock books Celebrate Christmas with a Good Book Windows into the soul Biography has been in the ascendant this year and Miranda Seymour finds even the worthiest of public figures brought to sympathetic life Nature Notes The power of flowers Rosemary Verey buries her nose in a bunch of books on all aspects of gardening Picture Gallery Penny Vincenzi The Times Literary Supplement Their best shots Greg Struthers meets triumph and disaster in the sports books of the year Books etc History in your Hands The Sunday Times The greatest stories Peter Kemp picks out the must-have novels from a year of exciting fiction Alistair Horne Once upon a time From imperial pomp to postmodernism, Kevin Sharpe looks back over a year of history books The best gifts for everyone Hardbacks Paperbacks BBC The Folio Society Contents Kiss of Life When choosing business PCs, it's all too easy to end up with more than you need. Keep an eye on basic usefulness and it's hard to go wrong. David Hewson offers advice Home Truths Be realistic about what you need when buying a home computer. David Hewson makes some suggestions Light Fantastic Notebooks are smaller, lighter and more powerful than ever David Hewson reports Apple Appeal InFocus Viglen Screen Gems The Mighty Chip Whatever You Want Whatever will they think of next. . . Paul Bray charts some of the most useful software Serial Thrillers Computer games just get better and better. Paul Bray picks the best in the shops this Christmas Time Technology Toyshop Crash Barrier Friend of Bill Wisiwyg What it Sees Is What You Get with the new breed of scanner, explains David Hewson. And you get it quickly, cheaply and in full glorious colour Gateway to the World Compuserve Catching the Bus The future of computing was on show at last month's Comdex exhibition—and plug-and-play universal serial bus took a starring role. 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