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ResumoContents Cook tells wife:'I may have to quit' Mi5 orders end to spying on political activists Weather Kuoni Revolutionise your Life Culture shock: off with her head in the name of art War tribute: Cherie Blair sings a hymn at the… Ice Maiden Blair to apologise for Bloody Sunday Newman The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Mandelson is accused of running dome like tyrant Newspapers Support Recycling The Sunday Times Direct Line Life Insurance The Sunday Times Portillo takes on Europhile Tories Field fury at watered down welfare plans Troops denied minimum wage Obesity blamed as girls of eight reach puberty Sex and drugs drove mutiny on the Bounty Steamy jail novel was inside job by a woman prison governor Lunn Poly Yard goes to Paris in Aitken inquiry Nationwide Spice fan to head Royal Opera House Sick-leave row mandarin gets £100,000 payoff The Personal Number Company PLC Scandal of nip and tuck cowboys Primus Child to sue in silicone breast case Michelin Teeny secret of a tight-lipped supermodel, 16 Big business puts its mark on schools Chrysler Readers raise £300,000 for the homeless Swiftcall Gene breakthrough holds key to cure for autism Playboy prince sued for £160m Britons forced out of business in 'racist' campaign by French Air Canada a Breath of Fresh Air Diana Day may honour princess Family of Iron Age man found alive next door High-wage wives face surge in alimony demands Henkel make enough paste in a year to wallpaper the Giant cod farms could sink the trawler fleet Henkel Lawrence was denied VC by bureaucrats Breath test can detect disease Hi-tech magic keeps stars forever young BT Earth tremor visited hellfire on Sodom Dickens hid shame of VD Northern Rock Hard to Beat Undiplomatic Relations Cook's special recipe: take one gnomic foreign secretary, a mistress, his wife and a spin doctor. Stir well and you get. . . Royal Brunei Why is this man looking so happy? Because he has plans to make a lot more money. Maurice Chittenden reports how Mohamed al-Fayed, though shunned by the Establishment and criticised by his employees, is about to expand his Harrods 'pyramid' A Nation of Thieves More than one in three British men has a criminal record by the age of 40. While America has cut its crime rate dramatically Britain remains the crime capital of the West. Where, asks Jon Ungoed-Thomas, have we gone wrong? The Times Crime scene: how countries compare Khmer clue to lost Briton Touchy-feelies take grip on Blair summit Fujitsu Jakarta panic rises after hint Suharto will quit Chirac calls crisis talks over riots Virgin atlantic Avensis Algeria sees 1,000 die in holy month Europeans must act now to break the cycle of death and despair Many Algerians believe Europe can help their country, writes Omar Belhouchet, editor-in-chief of El Watan, Algeria's leading independent paper LineOne NatWest Mormons find new passion for polygamy Russian secret police accused of persecuting poet The Personal Number Company PLC Inland Revenue Debenhams Boers plan blockades to stop jailing of Botha Barclaycard Murders blight Cape Town's tourism boom Sens-O-Lock Rac US in secret Iran talks bid First Choice 'Bullet' wound fuels talk of White House murder Inside Washington Ford For rent: one embassy Now it's Bill 'n' Buddy Mini-skirt diplomacy Cuts threaten 10 hospitals with closure Japan offers Blair new apology over PoWs Weather and Travel Outlook Space oddity: The first picture of Saturn's… Comprehensives intake at Oxbridge under 20% Virgin atlantic Three tickets share £8.3m jackpot News Digest Two charged after girl found dead Extradition bid Tiger injuries £32m drug haul Woman killed Youth crime bill Fire deaths MP collapses Earthquake toll United jaded but jubilant Giggs pounces to knock down struggling Spurs Football Results Sky Hot Property Hot Water Hot Stuff United's Rivals Overmars throws spanner in Graham's defensive work Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Abou leads cheers in six-goal hammering Newsome pounces to put skids under careworn Newcastle Keep Title Alive Liverpool find late reward in Redknapp's classy display Nicholls revives Chelsea's flagging spirit Strugglers left firing blanks Joachim strikes to spare Little's blushes Madar makes his mark as Everton take their chances Second Division Third Division FA Umbro Trophy and Other Leagues Premier League First Division Scotland Europe Pools Derby pack faces wild card Baiano inspires fresh optimism at Pride Park Ian Chadband finds that Jim Smith, Derby's manager, has gelled his little-known foreign talents into a respected Premier League outfit African gold attracts Europe's nomads Ian Hawkey introduces a new series by assessing the decision by South Africa and Nigeria to appoint European managers Celtic warrior Hendry driven by his hunger within Chris Lightbown on a Blackburn Rovers stalwart who gives total commitment to the cause because it's the only way he knows The Sunday Times Sunderland upwardly mobile Louise Taylor meets Peter Reid, the First Division manager of the month, who has spent time but little money rebuilding his team 5 text Newton sounds warning bells for Robson Phillips finds his place in record books Butcher has look of an all-round bet Graham Otway believes Adam Hollioake's claim to a place in the England Test side could be threatened by his Surrey teammate Waugh at peace with himself The third Australian to play in 100 Tests owes as much to self-control as talent Citibank A flame-keeper never stumped for an answer 'What you saw was what you got,' was Ray Illingworth's view of David 'Bluey' Bairstow. Martin Searby salutes a teak-hard Tyke Split union struggles for European harmony An unresolved row over European Cup rugby could set the northern hemisphere game back five years, says Nick Cain Gritty Grayson playing a new ball game Stephen Jones, rugby correspondent, meets the player who has reinvented himself to become the all-court fly-half England crave The other leading contenders in the battle for the England fly-half position Why the curtain fell on Carling the drama Quin Sinning—or sinned against? Stephen Jones and Nick Cain on the clash of wills that led a faded hero down a career cul de sac Lacklustre Bath bare their teeth Murphy steps up as Tigers' new talisman Uttley warms to southern-style running show Davies lands booty as Rugby roar back Complacency will not be tolerated, Andrew tells team Captain Lara hammers out 206 warnings Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up The Sunday TImes Rugby Union Racing United in the pursuit of glory When Alex Ferguson and Aidan O'Brien met last week their thoughts were on big victories Murphy back in style with French flair John Karter reports from Sandown Park as a trainer returns from his times of adversity to stake a claim for success at Cheltenham Graphic display answers Father's prayers David Walsh reports from Leopardstown as the favourite wins the Ladbroke Hurdle The Personal Number Company PLC The Sunday Times Caught red-handed Amid global cries of 'I told you so,' China awaits its fate in the great doping scandal. Craig Lord reports Unsinkable Snelling thrives at the deep end Craig Lord meets the loquacious Lancastrian who believes he is up to the task of delivering British swimming to the promised land Just Talk British hopes wither in the desert Tennis Thrills between hell and high water Action Replay Pike chase has anglers hooked, line and sinker Play the Game This Week's Fixtures Sport on TV Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Prophets Holland Park Heathrow Cooper Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Altwood Sytner direct Reg Vardy Alpina Snows Neep Multiple Classified Advertising Items L&C Dick Lovett Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clive Sutton Ford Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Auction of Used Cars Direct from Japan British Car Auctions It's as Easy as AVC Guy Salmon Multiple Display Advertising Items William Loughran Land Rover Assured Hallamshire Harwoods Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ferrari Multiple Classified Advertising Items Line Jaguar Reg Vardy Lancaster Avalon Stratstone Paramount Tom Hartley Bradshaw Webb Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items S. G. Smith Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Alan Day Signature Used Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Normand Multiple Classified Advertising Items Malaya Tradition of Excellence Mercedes-Benz Retail Group London Road Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Scotts Prestige Marques Bramley Porsche AFN Porsche Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Lindbrook Rivervale Glenvarigill Tom Hartley Multiple Display Advertising Items Stratstone of Wilmslow Dick Lovett Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elite Registrations McMel & Co. Ltd Market Research CNDA Saab Registration Transfers For your eyes only Aston Martin stole the Detroit motor show with a car the public was not allowed to see, reports Ray Hutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volkswagen at Dovercourt H. R. Owen Reg Vardy The Audi that went bump in the night Murray Motor Company Guaranteed Motor Cars Weybridge Automobiles Wyndham Big investor predicts rout in Hong Kong Peregrine crisis alarms market Cheap imports will hit UK trade balance HP Office Centre Contents Guinness marches to new advertising agency after 12 years Trident fuelling base fights rocketing costs Dixons to confirm fears of poor Christmas Contents Executive pay row erupts at NatWest Fallout from Asian meltdown filters through to the West Agenda Buyout boom The Times Wheeler dealing Conran's restaurants serve up record profit MCC to cash in on Lord's clothing Abbott Mead wins £12m Guinness ads account Dexion buyout man plans rapid growth Director failure rate soaring Business Digest Centrica bonus Business Digest Sunday Times Business is edited by John Jay Number is up for First Leisure's bingo arm Limelight cuts debt Business Digest Asian Plague Indonesia was laid low last week and Britain's economy may soon feel the effects of the Far East crisis. Michael Sheridan in Hong Kong and David Smith report Kensington Village to change hands Sharewatch Rolls-Royce Tate & Lyle A share in the boardroom Merry Palm Pilot Development Sec ML Laboratories JJB Sports Wickes Hambro Insurance Chiroscience The Sunday Times Magazine group's hero from zero Panic, hard work and the search for a brighter future drove Mike Matthew to the top of IPC, the publishing giant. Now he has one goal before sailing off into the sunset The Sunday Times Mike Matthew's Working Day For sale: library of 10 years' wisdom The Sunday Times Clarice cleans up Prufrock Eagle Star's wave of relief Prufrock Policy police are out to get you Prufrock The Sunday Times Camelot's not so cushy little number Prufrock Mother of all libel battles Lottery rivals Virgin and GTech's credibility will be tested as they go to court over a 'bribery offer'. Report by Rupert Steiner and Rufus Olins Rolls-Royce family at war over motors sale Rolls-Royce plc owns the name. Vickers owns the car firm. Andrew Lorenz reports on a collision of interests Shandwick struggles with tarnished image The public-relations giant will announce a big shake-up in Britain to restore City confidence and boost profitability Battle of the browsers Netscape boomed after inventing software for finding information on the Internet. Then Microsoft struck back to protect its market dominance. Garth Alexander reports on the unequal struggle The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Integra Information Technology Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Auditel Lorraine Electronics Multiple Display Advertising Items Mad Science Group Multiple Display Advertising Items The British Franchise Exhibitions Investment: too much of a good thing? Economic Outlook Banking beckons for GUS Great Universal Stores has a cash mountain to spend on expanding in financial services, but will it go for joint ventures or a takeover? Report by Kirstie Hamilton Boom lets Clinton go back to bad old ways American Account The Personal Number Company PLC The Sunday Times Computer bug tops year's agenda Preparing computer systems to cope with the millennium and European monetary union are the main issues that owner-managers must tackle this year. Claire Oldfield reports Plane crazy dream takes off My First Break Ambitious funding was the unlikely key to Franco Mancassola, chief executive of Debonair, launching an airline, writes Rupert Steiner SGB Rovacabin Doctors split on health of accounts Questions of business Every week we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Where business angels can tread without much fear Multiple Classified Advertising Items Time Computer Systems Stock plc Business Network International East Riding of Yorkshire Council For Sale MJN PC-2 Range The Sunday Times BAe to sell stake in Orange Rising wages fuel fears of inflation Debenhams Suez in bust-up with English Heritage Oasis could answer New Look's prayers Inside the City Flight of Fancy Part 1: The Virgin Soldier America has been plagued by a series of sexual scandals in its armed forces since women were fully integrated. Kelly Finn, the female officer at the heart of one of the most notorious cases, speaks out here for the first time Flights of Fantasy First Telecom Sissy truth behind 'daredevil' Kennedy Atticvs Contents Why the Military Has Doubts about its Gi Janes Robbed of a great beauty Atticvs Nick Newman's Week No Title Home from home for the hard men Profile The Maze prison Wosisname-the greatest footballer of all time The round Table Club This Life Perils of appeasement Blunkett means business Le Shuttle Campbell is out to smooth Euro-hackles Quidnum Why get married-just get barried General Patten puts his tanks on Hague's lawn Quidnum Fun and games with Archie Quidnum Don't push the Labour party too far, Mr Blair Working peers aren't working Boys will be boys-and failures Sunday Times Chancellor Brown's blast from the past Clintons go strong on stealth care My handbag and I Anti-royalists are united by a single, inexplicable regal symbol, discovers Naughty little Nietzschean Last year she looked down and out, Cosmo Landesman interviews his former wife, Julie Burchill, as she limbers up for her comeback Sky New dawn for British film talent Gill might save Wales Senna changed Formula One Deutschland gets dumm und dummer The hack's protest True picture of poverty Points Paying for pill is a step backwards Public supports the right to die Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street Better save up to see in 2000 Revenge of the Tory Europhiles Mad Jack's mind wars The army could not shoot its pacifist poet Siegfried Sassoon, but new papers reveal how it tried to prove him insane, writes John Crossland Women work out a better kind of job The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Scientists scent victory in quest for super nose Biology Space plane will take off from airport New craft could launch satellites, run space trips or fly from New York to London in 20 minutes, writes David Windle Liquid surfaces yield their secrets Mac faces the knife as Apple feels the bite from Windows Sounding The PC maker's future looks grim as losses reach $1bn a year and market share dwindles, writes David Hewson Camera firms fall out over formats Replacement bones made within hours Advances in ceramics and computing will speed patients' recovery, writes Mark Prigg Fingerprint scanner logs on computers The Sunday Times Computers for drivers Http: //www. btinternet. com/-roastandpost Webwatch Http: //members. aol. com/mwn3/index. html Sand slides buried Gobi dinosaurs Bits & Bytes Browser war hits Netscape Http: //www. theconcertweb. com Red light clears away psoriasis Oilfield output raised by 15% Country Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Forestry Commission Welcome Cottage Holidays UK & Emerald Cottage Holidays For More UK Holidays, Overseas and Multiple Display Advertising Items Activity & Special Interest Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items The Woolacombe Bay Hotel Foxtons Angel Manhattan Loft Barratt Harris Latner Beaufort Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Griff's City coup Comedian Griff Rhys Jones has transformed an old factory building into a spacious home, says Mary Wilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beat the traffic: plant an office in your garden Knight Frank Hamptons International Bewley Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fairclough Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Crosby Homes Prowting Homes Barratt The Piper Building Charles Church Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Exhibition Centre Buying into the dream Show homes, with their designer decor, fixtures and fittings, are the ideal some buyers fall for, writes Christine Webb Bellway Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items World Class Homes Premier Golf & Leisure Resort Mowlem Regency grandeur replaces garages Berkeley Homes Bryant Homes Investors get raw deal on endowments Revenue targets freebies Contents Morgan Grenfell launches first fund since scandal Film backers see piece of the action tax free Contents That's Rich . . . Macaulay Culkin, having a ball as… Fidelity Investments Contents Our man is top of tipsters Cash is the big issue for today's homeless Comment Wealthy face tax bill shock Henderson Investors Insurer's report of death was an exaggeration Questions of Cash By Roger Anderson Every Week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Co-op took railway worker for a ride Woolwich Money does buy happiness The rich really are more contented while unemployment is the main source of unhappiness, writes Nick Gardner The M&G Group How to cash in by trading from home A financial wizard is teaching amateurs how to thrive as armchair traders in the financial markets, writes Andrew Webb Aberdeen Prolific Beware of salesmen who peddle pricey warranties The Savings Superstore Take Inside Track to profit Our share tipster, Paul Kavanagh, has had a stunning run, beating the FTSE All-Share index by almost 10% Legal & General Northern Rock Legal & General Don't be put on the spot by snap fines Quirky bylaws and local crackdowns on minor offences can result in unexpected instant fines, writes Debbie Hill Family Assurance friendly society Fund managers say: stick with the West After a year of turmoil in the world's markets, Paul Ham looks ahead to the best prospects for safe investment in 1998 Scottish Widows Chase De Vere Investments PLC Woolwich Direct Stand your ground with loss adjuster If your home was hit in last week's storms make sure your insurer doesn't trim your claim without cause. By David Rudnick National Savings What to do when disaster strikes The Equitable Life Housing revival runs out of steam Rising interest rates, reduced tax relief and more houses coming up for sale mean prices will rise more slowly, writes Naomi Caine How good schools boost home prices Merchant Investors Assurance Perpetual Save & Prosper Policy Portfolio Eagle Star The Sunday Times Beale Dobie & Company Limited Save and win in soccer deal Savings News Direct Line Top savings rates Unit trusts/OEICs: UK equity growth Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Have firms caught the millennium bug early? Investor's Journal Never mind the year 2000, companies are making mundane computer mistakes now, writes Kevin Goldstein-Jackson Chase De Vere Investments PLC Woolwich Direct Set sail courtesy of a boat loan The Equitable Life Twins land couple with double billing Money Makeover Mercury Asset Management The golden age for commodities is over The Wright Angle Vice squad Nick Cohn undertakes a biblical mission in Florida, where the three Gs—guns, golf and God—make a stand against some intensive sinning Hertz Holidays Contents Saddle up Since it opened, 30,000 cyclists have ridden the C2c route across northern England. Now there is a return leg. Simon Willis tries out the Reivers Cycle Ride No kidd inc. Saga Hotel Spot Check Linthwaite House Hotel, Cumbria—award-winning vistas and delectable cheeses Lights fantastic To see … most spectacular light show, you must brave the temperatures that go with it. Jeremy Lazell comes in from the cold Unicorn Holidays Swansea Cork Ferries Canadian Airlines Vietnam Cambodia, Laos CTS Horizons India Trans Indus Indian Magic Lunn Poly Northern Lights The Break North Cyprus Sense Amazing Thailand Where was I? North Cyprus Zanzibar muggings escalate Directions How dangerous is skling? Northern Cyprus Picture Gallery The true costs of your winter sports extras Holiday Money Calverley Travel Ltd. North Cyprus Irish Ferries Deal of the Week In Brief Norwegian Cruise Line Essential France In the first of a new series on our favourite European destinations, Mark Ottaway heads of the Lot in search of the heart of France. Overleaf, David Wickers presents the pick of French holidays Annual Travel Insurance Travel Brief Virgin atlantic Virgin Holidays Essential France Whether it's soaring gothic cathedrals, long beaches or Alpine adventure you're after, France has something for most visitors, says David Wickers, especially now that the pound is stronger again As Others See us The mountain guide Ryanair New Millennium Lakes & Mountains British Airways Ireland Look before You Book ABTA Tap Air Portugal Bare necessities 'We wouldn't let you out if we didn't think you'd survive . . .' Novice sailor Tony Perrottet casts off in the Whitsundays; David Wickers, right, surveys a sea of bareboating options Thomas Cook Worldchoice Oasis Seafrance Life on the ocean waves Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin atlantic Flight Bookers USAirtours Latin America Multiple Display Advertising Items Flights Direct Singapore Airlines Trailfinders Travelbag Eclipse British Midland The Travel Bug Travelbag Travel Mood Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways General Accident Direct Debonair Peregor Travel Airtours Flights Just the Ticket Travelbag Phileas Foog Travel Travelbag Car Rental Airline seat Quest Worldwide Airline Network Lunn Poly Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Oasis World Canadian Affair Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Bridge the World Air Tickets Direct Save on Travel Insurance World Options Breakfree Sovereign Seychelles with Elite Vacations Caribbean Connection Russia America By Rail Solo's Elegant Resorts Multiple Display Advertising Items Flight Centre Qantas Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items City Escapades Leisure Direction Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Brief Encounters Multiple Display Advertising Items Dream Villas Multiple Display Advertising Items Airtours Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Caribbean Expressions Sunsail Sailing Holidays LASKARiNA Holidays Kosmar Sapphire Holidays Vacanze in Italia Italian Expressions Citalia Italiatour! Italy for Lover's The Widest Range of Villas Headwater Multiple Display Advertising Items Panorama Morocco EasyJet Québec Canada Holiday autos On the Way to Heaven. . . New Zealand Lauda-air VFB Holidays Ltd. 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Win a complete skiing holiday for two in Verbier with Crystal Holidays Competition Details The Questions Qantas Contents Whitehead Selection Selector Europe Spencer Stuart Douglas Llambias Associates Head of IS Goodman Graham International The Berkeley Partnership Price Waterhouse Sales Manager—SAP Sales & Marketing Director Whitehead Selection K/F Selection Selector Europe Spencer Stuart Compensation & Benefits STC Selection Robinson Keanc Search & Selection Harvey Nash Executive GKRS Sun microsystems Unisys Cable & Wireless Guinness Theaker Monro Newman Antal International Hoggett Bowers Theaker Monro Newman O&CO Strategic Selection International Senior Commercial Position NB Selection Group IT Infrastructure Manager IT and Business Partnership European is Programme Controller Prism Executive Recruitment Chief Information Technology Architect Interface BHM Nevard Roland Global Investment Bank Marketing and Business Development Manager JDEdwards MSL Search and Selection Quick Address QAS Regional Manager Shell PSD Management Consultants Head of Sales Logistics Manager Executives Search & Selection Business Planning Manager The British Council Goodman Graham International Alpha Flight Services MSL Search and Selection IS Manager Harvey Nash Information Technology Gus Home Shopping Group CMG MacMillan Davies Hodes Conduit Communications Nestor International Limited Henry James Creative IT Resourcing RMC Lloyd Management Dixey Robb Associates Michael Page Finance DX Communications Executive Search Selection Macmillan Davies Hodes Europool Jm Search Selection Contracts Adderley Featherstone plc MathSoft O&CO Michael Page Sales & Marketing Compuware Solutions for the real world London Electricity CPP Card Protection Plan Simpson Crowden Consultants Scottish Telecom Hewitt March Myriad Computer Services Ltd Thompson Agius Limited TK Selection MacMillan Davies Hodes Ramsey Hall BDO Whitehead Selection Human Resources Europe Hanover Fox International Kværner Regent Consulting Sainsbury's Coopers & Lybrand Caradon plc Stafford Borough Council Eastern Health Board Media Contacts Kinsley Lord British Canoe Union Haldane berbard associates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Westgate Resourcing Tinlayson Wager Black Executive Recruitment Informatiq Consulting Ltd Federal Resources Europe SMCL Oil & Gas Ltd Howgate Sable & Partners Dell Michael Page Sales & Marketing Peter Dye Associates Petroconsultants (UK) Ltd Michael Beer Search & Selection Arthur Andersen Career Analysts American Express Serco TAS Thomas International Hanover Fox International Euromoney Publications Plc Accord Management Services Institute of Management Consultants PolyGram Distribution First Point International Hanover Fox International Wesleyan Financial Services FSS International ICO Harvey Nash Information Technology Petrosearch The Briars Partnership Contents Pfizer Druid Bridford career management plc Multiple Display Advertising Items Inter Exec Bass Taverns Alexander-Davis Associates BPP Publishing Mouldmed (U. 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Simpson Crowden Consultants London Transport The Times Tasco europe Un Miller Freeman Britannia The Sharing Society Hays Executive Strategic Search & Selection MIA Christopher Murray Ward Executive Limited Executive Search & Selection Viglen Christian Salvesen Success through Service NatWest Sussex enterprise Legal & General Highfield International Radcliffe Gower Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cadas IBM TMP Worldwide Multiple Classified Advertising Items Historic Royal Palaces The Times Burmah Castrol Federal Resources Europe The Brasher Boot Co. 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