News from 23/08/1998
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ResumoRevealed: Arab terror chief's London network Insight Terror chief's British links Coggan brands Diana 'a false goddess with loose morals' Contents Kuoni Contents Article Withdrawn Contents Inside Britain's supermarkets have the highest prices Contents Contents Pulp & Paper Information Centre Contents Railtrack Omagh weeps as its longest week ends Shopping All over the World Parents who cane children face prison Hague is attacked for Irish 'failure' Only James Bond can save the Millennium Dome now Mandelson the coal miner is accused of a really dirty trick Virgin Baby, it's for you - mobile phones for tots One Year on: Britain and the Monarchy Dollond & Aitchison Belief in Diana 'murder' grows Drink-driving priest to lead Althorp service Radio 4 revamp turns off 15% of its listeners News not at Ten sparks rumpus BT Leylandii and its giant friends face legal axe IBM Global Services Career woman loses children to house-husband King Tut's curse could be killer bug Hollywood to shoot four novels by 'unfilmable' Martin Amis Bond ST W1 City of Westminster Diy jet fighter kits sell for £3m Oldfield back with a ravers' Tubular Bells Rivets Opt-out schools set the pace Laroche joins the rush for Brit chic Drug-trial research tragedy leaves 11 babies dead Halifax Phone, pack, go Air traffic 'fat cats' fly into millions Clinton gambles Will the US strategy reap an Islamic hurricane? Report by Marie Colvin, Stephen Grey, Matthew Campbell and Tony Allen-Mills Was the Sudan plant really linked to nerve gas? Toshiba Tracking down the bombers How did the Real Ira come to bomb Omagh? As the backlash grows, Maeve Sheehan, Liam Clarke and David Leppard report on Ireland's most reviled killers Vodafone The funerals drew large crowds of both nationalists… We'll drown them in peace, says victim's husband Omagh marks a turning point bringing a whole community closer together, says Tim Rayment Action 2000 Russia turns rage on Yeltsin Tycoons desert ailing president BT How communism throttled reform Russia was the one eastern bloc country that failed to cut ties with its past: now it is paying, writes Robert Service Public sympathy: local wellwishers give America's… Hillary eyes new job at United Nations Angolans enter Congo to attack rebels Old girlfriend says Clinton is sex addict Posthouse China moves mountain for breath of air Renault Vanunu parole plea rejected Free Mordechai Vanunu Thistle Hotel Schröder scents historic victory Siemens The best of taste Staying on the right road Toshiba Winning is everything Cousteau's work gets that sinking feeling Inside Paris Science finds 'guard' planets that could hide new worlds Weather and Travel Outlook Trusts 'fiddle waiting lists' News in Brief Police inquiry Passenger complaints double Golden hour Getty cuts film industry donations Lost and fou… Spice babies Five share £7.5m lottery jackpot Primus Nun rebels Wasp death Hebron riots Rapists hunted Contents Silk Cut Ultra is Low is Silk Cut Ultra Contents Owen kept at bay by champions Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Vialli's recruits find going tough Sound, fury but no goals Yorke falters as West Ham stand strong Stone work covers Forest's limitations Beckham shows mettle in first test of strength Izzet guile hides no punches Premiership Minor Leagues and Statistics Pools Sorry Spurs slump again Guivarc'h happy to be the foil Newcastle's French striker is determined to make his mark on English football, says Michael Hodges Wombles survive for vital point Canaries are on song Charlton go top of the table Ferdinand offers all the options Tony Adams's ankle injury increases the need to groom a successor in England's defence Gedas Sweeping statement: Rio Ferdinand displays the… Watford enjoy perfect finishing The Football Round - up A Game of Two Halves At the top, life can be sweet. But for every Gazza, there are a thousand Paul Stephensons Long and dirty trail of drugs Brian Gianville says that players allegedly flirting with the risks of illegal substances to boost sporting performance is nothing new Barclaycard Palace stroll as early goals sink sad Oxford Britons strike it rich in Budapest Golden glory as Lewis grit makes it six Ian Chadband in Budapest sees a stunning British performance against Europe's best Results from the European Athletics Championships McLlroy streaks into big league Mature models still motoring Gold medals for Jonathan Edwards and Steve Backley would be just reward for their years of dedication, says Ian Chadband Athletes aim to raise gold standards Ian Chadband reviews the championships in Hungary that have heralded a glorious revival in the fortunes of British athletics Apprentices pass out in blaze of glory A new generation of sprinters has emerged from the shadow of Britain's greatest runner, set to challenge the best. By Ian Chadband What a Waste Scott Gibbs is the best centre in Britain. Yet this season he will be playing a host of meaningless friendlies. Stephen Jones, rugby correspondent, examines the reasons why rugby's dream has turned to dust The Times Sandown's Channel-hopping joy Racing Crowd degrade South Africa's triumph Why Seve must stay Mark James is expected to be named as captain of Europe's Ryder Cup team, but Nick Pitt says only one man can do the job Gifted Rafter shows he is more than a pretty face A dramatic resurgence in form has singled out the reigning champion as the man to beat at next week's US Open, says Richard Evans Nilsson faces dilemma over family affairs Graham Otway on the tough choices facing Pia Nilsson as she prepares to name her wild cards for Europe's Solheim Cup team Hamilton proves toast of Yorkshire Glamorgan (266 & 222) lost to Yorkshire (306 & 296) by 114 runs Britannic Assurance County Championship Foxes still in the hunt Leicestershire (452 & 101-2) beat Middlesex (307 & 245) by eight wickets White establishes order Hampshire (347-8) v Sri Lanka Brittin heads for retirement The Cricket Tail-end present virtuous surprise Kent (344 & 270-9) drew with Worcestershire (360 & 338-8 dec) Time runs out for the great enigma Simon Wilde England's selectors might take Graeme Hick to Australia, but it would be a serious mistake Mystery trip baffles overloaded coaches Simon Wilde asks why the very best Australia has to offer fail to make an impact on the county scene One-day white balls are ruining bats, says Smith Picture Gallery Castleford win battle of the also-rans Results Round-Up Racing Renwick turns on speed to clinch Hickstead Derby Sports Round-Up The master tactician Adam Parsons believes that Ferrari's quest for the world drivers' title this season has been a genuine team effort Schumacher continues his drive for perfection The world's best racing driver won in Hungary but is not resting on his laurels, says Peter Windsor England seal series win Hockey Ferrari Start Playing Fantasy League Cash prizes worth £100,000 to be won Select your fantasy team from these 421 players McGowan gives wrong impression Action Replay How net gain can help players to make a point Play the Game Right Approach Provides Advantage This Week's Fixtures No Title Sport on TV Nick Pitt Swedish Rhapsody An unsung Swede hopes to upstage the European Tour's big guns in the final round of the European Open Cash-starved Head requires voice of experience Clarke shows there are reasons for hope In the aftermath of the Omagh bombing, Darren Clarke is doing his best for Ireland Russian crisis sparks world recession fear Reckitt & Colman plans big alliance Inside Contents Norton Healthcare heads for £500m float Contents Somerfield tables £615m all-share deal for Booker Contents EMI stars in PolyGram films sale Bid could lead to board row First Choice Financial dominoes don't always fall as you expect Wolseley leads the field for Hall BT Contraceptive firm targets Britain Bank fights for its licence Dmatek eyes tagging deal Leaner BTR may seek merger Scottish Power targets Cinergy Tesco ends jobs boom Eyles plots £900m move on QMH Strong pound weakens exporters Business Digest Reed books arm goes to management for £33m Abbey National Simons has his eye on Booker prize The pugnacious boss of Somerfield is far from bloated after digesting Kwik Save. He wants more. John Waples reports Mayflower is poised to head for America Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Databank Top 200 companies Branson's Pickle Troubles with his two quoted companies, Virgin Express and Victory Corporation, have raised doubts over Richard Branson's stock market ambitions for Virgin Atlantic. Can he retain his famed marketing mystique? Report by Kirstie Hamilton Lanson Bear essentials for investors BT Nothing natural in rising jobless Economic Outlook EMU zone haunted by high unemployment figures Euro Watch Economic Outlook David Smith Jobs swept away as recession rips into Hong Kong economy Workers are waking up to a rare phenomenon—the prospect of joblessness, writes Mark Graham in Hong Kong Our mutual friend is fighting back The boss of Friends Provident is the embodiment of mutuality but his £744m bid for London & Manchester reveals that cosy does not necessarily mean cautious Keith Satchell's Working Day BT Vital Statistics Shrunken BTR ripe for swallowing The market worth of the former colossus has shrivelled so much that the hunter is in danger of becoming hunted, writes Andrew Lorenz Computers & Computing Services Sunbeam is a steal for Perelman Investors are furious that a large stake in the company is being handed over at a knock-down price. By Garth Alexander in New York Fortune favours the brave High-risk, high-tech firms often find it hard to win backing but MTI, the 'adventure capitalist', is keen to take a chance on British businesses, writes Claire Oldfield Manager put his faith in wine with a fishy name Graham Cranswick-Smith was working for Cinzano in Australia when he had the opportunity to buy an unwanted brand. He has not looked back. Rupert Steiner reports Cranks discovers the right recipe The restaurant chain's health is improving after a change of image, writes Claire Oldfield Small Business Bulletin No Title Bank interest error puts home at risk Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Growing in a crowded world The 'Winning Workshops' The Experts Teflon coating in neck can cure high blood pressure Medicine Bacteria will locate landmines Biotechnolog Expensive methods of finding mines may be replaced by organisms that glow in the presence of TNT, writes Keir Knight Oxygen is unearthed on moon but not enough for breathing Space Sunday Times Getting the Zig Airborne Pocket camcorder leaves its bigger brothers behind Sounding off Most video cameras are bought at great expense, used a few times and then put away. But the Ruvi is different. 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Owen Tradition of Excellence Burton House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bentley Bentley Turbor Dark Destroyer The BMW M5 does not flaunt its amazing power, but it sees off all-comers, says Andrew Frankel They can sell me down the river any time Obsession In the authorised biography of Dennis Potter friends and family have co-operated with Humphrey Carpenter in revealing the causes of his fixation on sex - and its consequences Flights of Fantasy Contents Virgin Requiem for the ruined Riviera Atticvs Potter replayed childhood sex abuse on the small screen My fine Swiss friends Geoff Thompson's Week She'll give you grief - at a price Profile He has a great relationship with his Tomahawk missile Newspapers Support Recycling This Life Balance of terror The Sunday Times Ireland's chance to stand up for peace Summit here for everyone, but not in Vienna Labour cashes in on the conference season Quidmum Prescott breaks his chains At long last, America takes off the gloves Thank God for thick politicians Crying for the cameras is wrong The Samaritans Real-life tragedy of the SAS supermen The suicide of an SAS hero reveals the dark side of our elite forces, writes Margarette Driscoll Pretty well losing the plot on Bimbo TV Giving the godless absolute hell Interview Cosmo Landesman meets Jeffrey Jones & Chris Mansfield Lies, damned lies, and a president who must go Property North of the Thames Cluttons Daniel Smith Lehon Land Multiple Classified Advertising Items Winkworth Chestertons Property Appears on Pages Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cluttons Daniel Smith Countryside Residential Barratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents Barratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Octacon Barratt First lady to the lover prince Long before Wallis, Freda was the secret love of Prince Edward's life, writes Sarah Bradford A-levels? They're giving out class marks, not pass marks Quest for peace after Omagh bomb 'Camps' restored men to health Bruising truths about the fair sex Viscount, Viscountess: Better than Average? 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David Henderson reports Books of the Week Bell's Picture Gallery Is anybody out there? Empty dining rooms and bogus excursions. A Murray Wilson gets less than he bargained for on an autumn trip to Crete Late-holiday update Voyagesjules Verne Sunsall Beach Clubs Man dies in wet-bike crash Directions Mind your millenniums Columbus Direct Travel Insurance On the Edge Packing drill Where was I? Holiday Money Open parador Question & Answer India Tourism for tomorrow Grand hotels Calverley Travel Ltd. Where coal was king With most pits now closed, grime has given way to green in South Wales, yet names and places evoke the mining past. Peter Hain takes a six-day hike through the valleys Website of the Week http: //touregypt. net Cunard Washington: Ins and Outs Washington Dc, America's capital and the nation's favourite destination, is a garish mixture of heritage and cultural impropriety, discovers Andrew Mueller The Best of Spain & Portugal American Express As Others See US The tour operator Columrus Worldcover As Others See us Why Washington An English accent For the largest stock of Georgian buildings in the United States, plus fresh sea air and the most delicious crustaceans, quit DC for a weekend in and around Annapolis, says David Wickers The Sunday Times Capital Escapes Stena Line Rough with the smooth More than 4m people in the UK enjoy some form of watersport each year. Ronald Faux weathers a storm on the Irish sea Goldenjoy Holidays Go For Value. 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Competition Details The Questions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents University of Derby Contents Tales of the unexpected: for better and for worse Have you really blown it, or maybe exceeded your wildest dreams? Fred Redwood has advice on what to do next Clearing, the last hurdle The appealing prospect of a better grade Act quickly if your results disappoint and you think that you should be upgraded, writes Conal Gregory NatWest Where childhood ends and your adult life starts Undergraduates escape the constraints of home. But with freedom comes responsibility, says Susan Elkin Facing the agony of the empty nest Parents can think ahead to soften the blow of their children leaving for university, writes Fred Redwood Failed? Cram in some help Three main choices face students who fail to get their grades, but success can be pricey, writes Susan Elkin Midland Bank College phone lines, e-mail addresses and Internet sites The Sunday Times An A-Z guide to vacancies on degree courses in clearing The Sunday Times Cash-strapped student? 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