News from 07/06/1998
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Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Alicia Wyille, B A, Barney Spender, Tony Keegan, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Donald MacGillivray, Andrew Warshaw, Allyson Solf, Alex McGregor, Jon Swain, Anthony Clare, Lewis Reed, John Peter, Pam Barrett, Amanda Ursell, Nick Bradshaw, Lesley White, John Jay, Emily Hourihan, Max Glaskin, Susan d'Arcy, Anders Moberg, Ivo Tennant, Sharon Smith, Ferdinand Mount, Sam Gilpin, Addison de Witt, Sally O'Reilly, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Tim Richards, Humphrey Carpenter, Chris Dignan, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, Cameron Docherty, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, E S Hotston, Leo Katzen, Mary Wilson, Karen Robinson, Josh Saizmann, Lewis Lesley Professor, Dylan Jones, Chris Goodwin, Andrew Grice Political Editor, Oscar Peterson, Edward Platt, John Lawless, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Eleanor Mills, Anthony Sattin, Steve Farrar, Susan d'ARCY, Alison Brace, Margaret P Patterson, Irwin Stelzer, Sarah Higgins, Peter Wilson, Ron Chernow, Roger Anderson, Charlotte Wolff, Robert Hewison, David Dougill, John Evans, Philip Kingsley, Thrasy Petropoulos, Chris Smith Mp, Marian Martin, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, Yvonne Ridley, Margaret Coles, Hugh Mcllvanney, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Alan Brownjohn, Hala Halim, Michael Jones, George Perry, Graham Otway, Robin Marlar, Charles Hughes, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Paul Nuki Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Terry Solomon, Stuart Wavell, Guy Richards, Paul Donovan, Jonathan Leake Transport Correspondent, Piers Paul Read, Sue Lawrence, N C A, Jean Loutz, Paul Driver, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Alex Ferguson, Christopher Morgan, Harald Doornbos, Michael Jenner, Alicia Wyllie, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Kirstie Hamilton, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Susan Clark, Mark Austin, David Lawrenson, Nicholas Rufford Home Affairs Editor, Nick Montagu Chairman, Andy Goldberg, Phil Baker, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Lois Rogers, Raymond Keene, John Karter, A I G, Robert Nutter, Cosmo Landesman, Marie Colvin, Lewis Rèed, Debbie Hill, Diana Wright, Simon Willis, Allegra Donn, Stephen Jones, Councillor Sir Jeremy Beecham Chairman, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Michael Cooper Director General, Peta Bee, Michael Wright, Natalie Graham, David Pleat, Andrew Grice, Rob Ryan, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Miranda Seymour, John Stern, Trevor Lewis, Rasselas, Professor Peter Mortimore, Bryan Appleyard, Christopher Goodwin, Paul Kavanagh, Sheryl Garratt, Diana, Paul Burwell, J McBrien, Garth Alexander, Rachel Cooke, Christine Tozer, Maurice Chittenden, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Julie Burchill, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Brian Moore, Klair Norton, Peter Watts, Kevin McCarra, Ricky Dalton, Susan Elkin, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, S J, Peter Stanford, Michael Sheridan, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, Andrew Alderson, A A Gill, Aoife O'brien, P E Varea, Matthew Campbell, Philip Mansergh, John Carey, David Hutcheon, Kirsty Lang, George Drower, Robert Johnston, Stephen Pettitt, Cherry Norton, Eddie Barlow, Andrew Lorenz, Lembit Öpik Mp, Naomi Caine, Mark Sanderson, David Wickers, Cherie Booth, Roger Dobson, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Richard Webster, Rupert Steiner, Ali Stewart, Lucy Broadbent, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, Connie Tindale, David Parsley, John Burns, David Smith Economics Editor, Mary Greenwell, W G H, Bob Dwyer, Diana Taylor, Stephen Boyd, Joanna Simon, Philip Jacobson, Dan Pearson, Lisa Verrico, Dominic Rushe, Nigel Nicolson, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons, Tania Hunter,
ResumoEarth moves for women as scientists find love pill Asylum tide costs Britain £2bn a year Sheepish Sheringham cleared for the Cup Contents Virgin Contents Spencer to set up rival Diana trust Brother plans fund to centre charity works around Althorp estate A1-Fayed to be snubbed over citizenship Contents Contents Hospitals to reveal their death rates Emergency Auction Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Foot soldiers: Flower power steps out on a Reclaim… Brown defeated in fight to limit minimum wage The Vauxhall Omega Play Team Check—£50,000 to Be Won Blunkett retreat on tuition fees to stop revolt Sierra Leone Arms Investigation Film star of the Cambridge tribe Epic fight to freedom to become £13m movie Mackintosh pulls out in lottery grant row Runaway dog home to collect a prize Virgin Pentium Processor Clarkson the road hog is a secret cyclist Modified gene will make cows immune to BSE Blair to replace empire honours Tory adman Bell to be made peer Hague's health aide sparks furore on drugs Railtrack Barclays Funds Limited Borders could disappear in Euro elections ITV lines up … as anchorman What the butler missed: Orton's comic novel comes out of closet Cathay Pacific Cherie in campaign for court children Cap Gemini First voice transplant lets man speak Everest heroine's family in book feud Orange Tory calls for Archer to face ethics inquiry Top golfing bosses give their companies clout 3Com Suicide pill to be sold on Internet The Personal Number Company Plc Pilots put top airports on safety blacklist British Heart Foundation McVicar uses court to accuse athletes of drug taking Direct Line Life Insurance Mole returns, wed to Pandora the Blair babe Sky Revealed: the easier-pass exam boards Leonard Cheshire Stranger things have happened BNB International Adams talks money with 'Midas' BT Article Withdrawn The Fatal Flaw The German train crash last Week may have implications for all high-speed rail travel, So what caused it? Inquires are centring on one faulty wheel Jeep SNP uncorks genie of Scots independence Hewlett Packard Sixties pop artists oust Britart from No 10. . . . . . as Victorians win top spot at the Tate Second nuclear plant may be axed She's successful attractive but has yet to find the right man Woolwich Tennis big shots hit 100mph forehand Iberial Power game: Kournikova on court Beatles to Sing together at service for Linda Lloyds Bank Business Banking Scientists puzzle over 'ET' signals Mickey Mouse fraudsters take credit and run BT Pope fears rise of new age groups Saddam's family sues for fortune Nokia US haunted by hidden army of stalkers Exodus swells as Serbs put Kosovo to the torch Honda Blair prepared to send troops Picture Gallery Embalmers prepare for Castro's last stand Yeltsin's pet dictator puts the revolution on hold Portsmouth Chirac pleads with World Cup strikers The Personal Number Company PLC Grinding to a halt: train drivers are set to strike… Horror over Hitchcock remakes Last stand for Durrell's villa of erotica Toyota Back to hell in the Horn of Africa Jon Swain, once held as a spy in Ethiopia, reports on a tragic descent into barbarity in a region that hoped it had found peace Barclays Mortgages 24 Hour English Speaking Helpline Clinton plays with fire in China BT Hyundai Cadillacs trigger nuclear panic Britain fights US in cyber wargame Renault Primus Woodward bid to aid man on death row Hello, the KGB gang's all here Inside Moscow Nationwide Building Society Spare a though for Russia's state circus, which… Kitsch look at new rich Price of privacy Book at bedtime Rubber bullet war Drivers to get roads watchdog Eritrea war halted for UK airlift Weather and Travel Outlook Arms inquiry in plea for help First Telecom Five winners share £8.6m jackpot News Digest Eight injured in Asian family clash Bumpy ride Paedophile ban School 'to close' Fire baby dies Yemen ordeal Rolling in it £¾m drugs haul Going with a bang Contents Back in Line Sheringham apologises for 'foolish' drink antics Contents England crushed 76-0 by Aussies After the phoney Players must stand up and be counted Glenn Hoddle wants to forget tales of drunken players and enjoy the World Cup, says Ian Chandband Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey England get warning as Tunisia hammer Wales Ian Hawkey looks at the North Africans as they crush Wales 4-0, nine days before facing Hoddle's men War, the football Young Stars should heed this message in a bottle As England finally get down to business, Alex Ferguson expresses the hope that the Gascoigne affair will have a postive effect on the game Gascoigne joins the greats in missing final cut David Pleat toasts absent friends—those players of world class whose non-appearance in France will be regretted by all Sheringham can be saved but Gazza is a lost cause Hugh Mcllvanney says those who have noisily insisted that Paul Gascoigne is a man wronged are themselves guilty of self-delusion Paris haunted by Atlanta's costly spectre Ian Hawkey finds the French captial less than overwhelmed by the prospect of four weeks of football invading their space The Sunday Times Made in Marseilles Ian Hawkey meets Zinedine Zidane, the imposing French playmaker, who leads the challenge for the expectant host nation Perfect striker helps to develop new ball game Max Glaskin on how a metal marksman helped adidas to design the completed ball for France 98 Brazil face real hard nut Scissorlegs prepared to take on best Kevin McCarra meets a Scotland defender whose schooling in the lower divisions has prepared him to face the world's best Ruthless Ronaldo's burden Brazil are relying on their favourite son to score the goals that will win the World Cup says Kevin McCarra Dunga vs Collins Lido Aldair vs Gallacher The Vauxhall Omega Video puts the boot into Ince Peter Wilson on the Fifa video nasty that highlights a late tackle by England's midfield hard man England will back Swiss for Fifa role From Spikes to Trainers Ian Chadband, athletics correspondent, finds that Linford Christie has moved comfortably from being the world's fastest man to a respected coach who could inspire Britain's brightest stars to emulate him Harrods Ltd. Cork pops back into the groove Graham Otway sees the return of Dominic Cork help England over the loss of Darren Gough in the First Test against South Africa Hewlett Packard One blade short of a grasscutter Robin Marlar enjoys seeing England's pace bowlers make better use of damp conditions than South Africa's in the opening Test Adams has the guile to put England in a spin Eddie Barlow, former South Africa star, says natural talent of the young bowler will switch focus from pace and reshape his national side Orange Gaught out Ivo Tennant says going, with the swing has stumped Mark Boucher, the South Africa Wicketkeeper Canny Pollock hedges his bets Out of tune Graeme Hick Saqlain weaves magical spell Thrasy Petropoulos at The Oval Surrey (502-7dec & 130-4dec) beat Worcestershire (305 and 186) by 79 runs Britannic Assurance Championship Loye leads vain pursuit Michael Austin at Northampton Northamptonshire (332 & 274-6) drew with Lancashire (230 & 438-8 dec) Betts is a winner for Durham Steady Aymes secures victory Guy Richards at Southampton Hamphire (471 & 84-1) beat Glamorgan (269 & 285) by nlne wickets Adams engineers Sussex turnaround John Stern at Tunbridge Wells Kent (211 & 206) lost to Sussex (189 & 303-7 dec) by 75 runs Sanchez spoils the fairytale Richard Evans sees Monica Seles fail heroically in a dramatic final at the French Open Spanish conquistadors become brothers in French arms Richard Evans on how Alex Corretja and Carlos Moya are changing the face of world tennis en route to the final at Roland Garros Minefield draw for Britons PPP healthcare Do ball games National Westminister Bank Plc Record falls to Chalmers blitz Nick Pitt sees an amazing third round at the English Open put an Australian among the leaders and into the record books Garcia lives up to his star billing Peslier finishes on a high John Karter enjoys a dream that came true for a French jockey on an Irish-bred horse trained by an Italian and owned by an Arab Nervous Cumani left to sweat it out Tim Richards sees Luca Cumani's charge time his run for Derby glory to perfection Ballydoyle raiders lose a King's ranson Hugh Mcllvanney sees the heavy hitters of the betting ring take an expensive fall on a day that illustrated racing's glorious uncertainty City Index Ltd. Slaughter of the England lambs Ruthless Australians inflict record defeat The Sun Angry hosts step up attack Stephen Jones reports on Australia's less than jubilant reaction to their record-breaking win Wilkinson learns hard way Nick Cain reports on the battle between two embryonic fly-halves and declares the Australian Stephen Larkham an easy winner Slaughter of the England lambs No hiding place for tourists Bob Dwyer, former coach of Australia, says that the inability of England to make their first-up tackles proved their undoing in Brisbane Scotland roar back at their critics Win a Ferrari Larkham Calls the Tune England: A Player by Player Guide Ladbrokes Enter now to Win Cash Prizes worth £50,000 Fearless MacArthur relishes life on the edge Keith Wheatley meets the 21-year-old who blends the fierce ability of a racing skipper with her professional management skills Results Round-Up Pools Log on to the Internet and enjoy the very best of… Racing Bulls level series as Jordan rises to meet challenge Sports Round-Up Vauxhall Jordan is a dream for insomniacs Action Replay Attention to the basics keeps it all watertight Play the Game This Week's Fixtures Sport on TV Coulthard has sights on Victory Adam Parsons says there is no reason to belive anybody can mount a challenge to Ron Denni's team Multiple Classified Advertising Items Midland Registrations Select Registrations Touring cars devalued by Mansell show Adam Parsons believes the singing of the former Formula One champion is a mistake Gunfight at the coupé corral Two cars are rivals for the under-£30,000 coupé crown. Andrew Frankel picks the winner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Road Sage Green machines that drive on both gas and petrol are here. But just how economical are they? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Syntnerdirect Alpina Scotthall Godfrey Hall Holland Park Multiple Display Advertising Items Vines Bristol MLG Sytner Neep L&c Croydon Cotswold Burton & Deakin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hot Under The Collar? Mercedes-Benz B & K Thomas Rivervale Rose & Young Dick Lovett Rivervale Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Normand Mercedes London's Finest Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Greenoaks Sunningdale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Registration Transfers Fire in its belly Volvo has done everything possible to escape its stolid image with the S80—and succeeded, says Ray Hutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items How overtaking was cut off at the pass Slowdown shows Bank was wrong to lift base rate Power Gen targets £2bn deal for Rec Main Mirror shareholder set to reject Springer bid Coopers & Lybrand Contents Games maestro storms out of Sony Inside Computer tycoons in float bonanza Contents Monks makes the chancellor look like a fiscal statesman Agenda Intel inside Davies moves on Allied poised to take Diageo stake in C&c Noddy's Asian adventure Japanese win Ferris wheel bid Planet puts music on menu Business Digest Bug attack Sunday Times Business is edited by John Jay Granada meal deals Bigger Beattie BT looks to make Indian connection Goldman partners line up windfall From the Bank that Brought You Nick Lesson The bank seemed to be doing well under Ing, but with strateggy in tatters and executives leaving in droves, Barings is in chaos again. Kirstie Hamilton reports Jersey European Newcastle eyes Cassidy Jensen rides again Nortel and Alcatel want GEC telecoms Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Ladbroke and Bass study Vaux Merchant Retail Trafford Park Databank Ikea boss plots British expansion While expansion into Russia and China are important for the furniture group, Anders Moberg's main aim is to serve his core markets—such as Britain—better Profile SAP Working Day Vital Statistics Lvmh counts the cost of Asian gamble Bernard Arnault paid top doller for DFS, the duty free group that dominates the Far East but now the business is struggling Japan's Big Bang BT IBM Rockefeller: master of monopoly AHP merger revives Monsanto The new 'life sciences' giant will produce everything from cough medicine to super crops, writes Garth Alexander in New York Britain's most enterprising firms line up for award AES Engineering Blacks Leisure CityFlyer Dyson Finelist Prodrive Staffware Stagecoach JD Wetherspoon Williams Lea German upturn boosts Kohl Euro Watch Brown's Euro-Xit ECB on track EMU outsiders Railtrack steams to link's rescue The rail company has received a boost after John Prescott put the channet tunnel line back on track, writes David parsley Orange Can we ever take the Bank seriously again? Economic Outlook Regus Veteran judges close the gates on Microsoft American Account £240m boost for high tech The government has recognised that encouaging finance for start-ups and hightech firms is likely to create more jobs and wealth Claire Oldfield Telford Venture capital boss focuses on entrepreneurs Clive Sherling wants to hold a summit to thrash out ideas with people who have benefited from his members' backing, writes Claire Oldfield Air Portugal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cobra man's charmed life Gateway 2000 Separate shares can ring-fence firm's property interests Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Tax relief on sale of land Ispat's global strategy pays off Reduce pain of sizeable gain The Sunday Times Fighting off growing pains The Sunday Times The Experts Photos reveal sun's power Space Lucent Technologies Smog buster cleans up old car engines Environment It's too early to kill off the floppy disk Virtual actors do stunts at the double Cinema Lasers unravel brain signals Multiple Classified Advertising Items Driveway & Patio Industry Pirtek Results Corporation Mad Science Group The magic Pad Prontaprint! PCs predict epidemics Sports Mania Abacus Care Ltd Billy Connelly, Tuam, Co. Humana International Group Branson had talks with Geri Windfall for RAC magazine Unisys Branson had talks with Geri Prufrock Nothing exceeds like excess Warburg must keep Americans at bay Inside the City Fix mortgage to beat rise in base rate Dancing girls to get extra support Contents Direct Line hits drivers with high renewal rates Investors are advised to pull out of troubled fund Contents Carving New Future Virgin Contents MP calls for probe on lenders It's time to scrap unfair redemption penalties Comment State pension value to plunge Royal & Sunalliance Carpetbag now Rock musicain gets no satisfaction on royalties Questions of Cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf PC buyer saved by credit firm Airline blunder ruins surprise trip Save & Prosper Group Ltd. Who will win Nationwide tug-of-war? Alicia Wyllie asseses who will be the likely winners and losers if members vote for demutualisation Citibank Jupiter Unit Trust Managers Ltd Friends Provident Schroder Unit Trusts Limited Health insurers rapped over Policy small print The OFT has set a deadline for medical insurers to produce policies that are easy to understand, writes Nick Gardner Scottish Amicable How high flyers spend cash Peps and pensions are more important than parties for three successful career women, writes Debble Hill Scottish Widows Saving for the future—and living for now The Equitable Life Policy Plus The Pep Shop Ltd Foreign & Colonial Management Ltd Cheltenham & Gloucester plc Give charity a boost with the help of the taxman Good causes would get more money if the donations they receive were made in a more tax-efficient way, writes Charlotte Wolff Norwich Union Portfolio Services Limited Tax-efficient ways of donating money Pensioners must guard against income freefall Diana Wright explains the best way to protect the value of your pension Investors Direct Rates slump by 40% The Sunday Times Legal & General First National Building Society Guernsey Limited Ppp healthcare Policy Choice Direct The Sunday Times Royal & Sunalliance Going it alone: can it Working for yourself can have many advantages, but you need to plan your finances carefully before becomeing self employed, writes Sharon Smith Carpenter nails down his finances Work for you? Revenue has to be told of your move Ticket Master Dresdner RCM Global Investors Scottish Widows Virgin direct Standard Life Bank Tax Guard Make a mint out of Mickey Walt Disney was not the only one to get rich out of the cartoon mouse. Collectors also prosper, writes Donald MacGillivray Tour firm sells homes abroad Thomas Cook will sell you a foriegn—and even arrange insurance, writes Debbie Hilt The Royal Bank of Scotland Direct Line Rates Beale Dobie & Company Limited Collecting Tips Top Savings rates UK Unit trusts/OEICs: UK Smaller Cos Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Bank takes on stores in savings rate battle Bristol & West is taking the fight to supermarkets with a competitive account to lure back savers, writes Alicia Wyllie Tesco makes light work of pensions The supermarket is offering a no-fuss pension, ideal for supplementing your state plan, writes Alicia Wyllie Chase De Vere Investments PLC Policy Portfolio PLC Legal & General Travellers get currency deals Savings News Foster & Cranfield Thomas the finance virgin soldiers on Bestselling author Leslie Thomas spends four hours a day at his desk even though he need never work again. By Natalie Graham Dresdner fund can prosper despite bad timing The Wright Angle Mercury Asset Management Vardon shapes up for gains Inside Track Mad, Bad & Sad Part Two: Lies, lovers and a jaunt with Johnny Foreigner Virgin Direct Personal Finance Ltd. Contents Superlative Travel See, the man had style Taki PC wars darken Time Nick Newman's Week Ain't nuttin' to wor' abaht, me old mate Profile Estuary English Vindaloo, the hottest degree course in town Dulux This Life Losing Scotland It's a mad millenium The Times Nation misses out on Tank Girl Widdecombe Tories are people who need 'people' Lyell still on a muddled mission to save Mills Quidmine Picture Gallery Tory's bid to save art market Frightened children in the witness box Bye-bye Mr Chips, hello Napoleon Happy is the face that doesn't fit First Choice Take me home country roads Jeremy Clarkson heard the call of the wild and moved his family out of town. Now he longs for the Fulham he left behind The Grosvenor House Burning a hole in Brown's pocket For all his tough budgetary talk, the 'iron chancellor' is increasing public spending, writes David Smith Villeroy & Boch Factory Shop I don't believe it: Brian is walking off the pitch Interview Cosmo Landesman meets Brian Moore You like Oasis? Come off it, grandpa One culture under God and MTV Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fpd savills Try Homes Limited FPDsavills Try Homes Limited Unique Knight Frank International Central Park Allsop The high-flyer who fell to earth Life was an adventure for Lembit Öpik, MP, until the day his paraglider wing collapsed above his head Beconase Allergy Extreme Sports for Adrenaline Junkies Key Teachers need a morale boost Speaking in unison Taxing issues It's an ugly truth about justice, but beauty is in the eye of the jury Diabetics Concerned A critical eye on famine Who needs buses now? Points Birthdays Abusers go free Hang in there a little longer My son, the middle-class drug addict A mother tells how soft drugs brought her family by degrees to the hell of having a heroin junkie in the house Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fpd savills Greenwich Heights Prowting Homes Nicholson Estates Foxtons Property continues Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sky Line Plaza Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Barratt Copping Joyce Vincent House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Summoned by a golden triangle Growing economic strength is luring yet more people to an already desirable part of Yorkshire, says Mary Wilson Period points that show their mettle Multiple Classified Advertising Items Veterans yield on home front Laing Homes Aylesford The City Quay Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bewley Homes Vila Sol Encosta Do Lago Mowlem Bellway Homes Marina Puente Romano Fairclough Homes Teddington Wharf Octacon Contents British Midland Happy returns Don't let your holiday be something you need a holiday to recover from. David Wickers provides a check-list of 30 essential steps for the perfect traveller's takeoff Contents Holiday Clinic Cunard Key points about travel insurance World Service: June Books of the Week Picture Gallery Marriott Seabourn Cruise Line Visa value Ppp healthcare Ryanair Hire car alert Voluntary wet-bike training a flop Tap Air Portugal Mark Warner beach clubs UK waterways in sell-off threat Directions Where was I? Greek boycott threatened Question & Answer Holiday Money An inspector calls NY terminal Path clear to Petra On the Edge An exhibition of himself Website of the Week Lunn Poly Travel Brief Drive Ireland Irish Ferries What a carry-on! Avoid the traumas of baggage reclaim with a flight bag designed for the overhead locker. Paul Burwell is on the case Macroom, Co. Clissmann Horse Caravans The Worst of Times Susan d'ARCY loses a day and her sanity on an Air Jamaica flight A taste of wheel life C. I. 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