News from 21/02/1999
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Jennifer Constable, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Paul Frith, Patrick French, Matthew Wall, Simon Armitage, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, R C, Christopher Morgan Religious Affairs Correspondent, Donald MacGillivray, J B, Fred Redwood, Lesley Chamock, David Mills, Jon Swain, Sean O'Brien, Anthony Clare, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, David Koch, P K, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, James Price, Lesley White, John Jay, William O'Connor Chairman, J D, Susan d'Arcy, Peter Holland, Frank Whitford, Marcel van Miert, Ivo Tennant, Dr Witold Gutt, Sam Gilpin, Alistair Scott, Sally Payne, Humphrey Carpenter, Donu Kogbara, Melanie Phillips, Nick Pitt, Kenneth Rose, June Delathunt, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Cal McCrystal, Edward Andrews, Stephen Grey, Dylan Jones, Mary Wilson, K R, Dr Roger Henderson, D W, Edward Platt, Robina Dam, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Thomas Goltz, Anthony Sattin, Eleanor Mills, Steve Farrar, Robert Winnett, Jeremy Seal, Alison Brace, Irwin Stelzer, Charles Nicholl, Tom English, Sarah Higgins, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Davina McCall, Horatia Lawson, David Dougill, Robert Hewison, Marle Colvin, York Membery, J Pashley, Philip Kingsley, Sarah Toyne, David Hewson, Tania Alexander, Chris Hastings, Cally Law, Margaret Coles, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Alasdair Reid, Margarette Driscoll, Hugh Canning, John Sutherland, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, David Cairns, Christine Stopp, Louise Taylor, John Waples Deputy City Editor, Alan Brownjohn, Robin Marris, D J, K E Mawardy, Marlan Phillips, Stephen Davies, Phil Craigle, E G, David Eimer, Philip Oppenheim, Cathy Scott-Clark, Graham Otway, Kevin Connolly, Peter White, Nick Gardner, Pam Barren, Shelley von Strunckel, Alan Hunter, Roy Strong, Paul Ham, D R S, Paul Donovan, Dr Robert Wokler, Aidan Haile, Caroline Aherne, Sue Lawrence, Stan Labovitch, Paul Lawrie's, Paul Driver, Boris Schapiro, Michael Woodhead, M C, Ann McFerran, Nick Newman, John Follain, Caroline Scott, Val d'Isére, Ian Hawkey, Jo Shapcott, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Matthew Bumham, Bill Baluw, Dave Hannigan, Brenda Polan, Steve Farrar Science Correspondent, Kirstie Hamilton, Tom Shone, Sarah Gracie, Mark Edwards, Susan Clark, R G, Nicholas Rufford Home Affairs Editor, Phil Baker, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Karen Bayne, James Davidson, Andrew Warsham, Biddy Baxter, Jennifer Asiama, Raymond Keene, Josh Selzmann, Zoe Brennan, Andrew Roberts, Marie Colvin, T A M, Jason Euell, Diana Wright, Kipper Williams, S B, Helen Hawkins, Chris Partridge, Stephen Jones, Paul Nuki Consumer Affairs Editor, Bryan Phillips, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, S G, Stephen Bevan, Lucy Atkins, Andrew Smith, M H, Paul Nuki, Robert Elms, Ian Coxon, Jeremy Lewis, Arnold Bennett, Martin Searby, S C, Claire Oldfield, Miranda Seymour, David Walsh, S A, Rasselas, Trevor Lewis, Jack Grimston, Colin McDowell, Bryan Appleyard, J G Ballard, John Frearson, Ron Clarke, A G Dickinson, Paul Kavanagh, Mark Prigg, Victoria O'brien, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Estelle Morris, Jessica Berry, Alex Fortune, Kevin Pratt, Matthew Williamson, M D, David Poyner, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Mark Franchetti, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, S H, Steven K Singh, Peter Watts, Kevin Keegan, Ricky Dalton, Helen Simmons, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Dr Janette McLeman-Carnie, Sean Hargrave, Christine Webb, Margaret Walters, David Starkey, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, M S, Rose Aidin, Michael Hodges, J Richamond, D L, John Waples, Helen Pridham, Jeremy Hart, Peter Willson, A A Gill, Mervyn Davies, Denis Walsh, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, Simon Hoggart, Reg Wilkins, David Hutcheon, J M, Tom Robbins, David Sumner Smith, Jonathon Carr-Brown Political Reporter, Robert Johnston, Stephen Pettitt, Jonathan Carr-Brown, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, John Spurling, Bernard Edwards, Sally Kinnes, Alan English, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Adrian Levy, Liam Clarke, Dr Vandana Shiva, Roger Dobson, Oliver Framiel, Tom Rhodes, Long Crendon, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, James Henderson, Hugh Pearman, R K, David Parsley, Graham James, Mrs Mills, Penny Perrick, Alan Sugar, R D, M F, P F, Bob Dwyer, Joanna Simon, B Preston, India Knight, Stephen Boyd, D S, Rosie John-Baptiste, Dan Pearson, Joan Smith, Richard Lemmey, Karen Robinson,
ResumoMi6 alarm as another renegade spy spills secrets Insight Black police to entrap racist PCs Inside Contents British Airways Stars in their guise Bill Gates's Future Shock Downing Street tries to gag Prince Charles over GM food Balkan banners: As yesterday's deadline for Nato… The mad hatter Thames to be dammed for millennial fun The Sunday Times News Review Books The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Railtrack Blair's chosen man wins party leadership in Wales Clinton bid for IRA arms summit Backing the home team: Prince Edward's fiancée,… G7 rebuffs Germany on Currency reform EU attacks 'brand name' price-rigging Ribbon housing to invade green belt Police follow footprint of fashion Science ready to let men have babies Lord Archer's son suspended by bank HSBC Midland Bank BMW University in £8m crisis faces break-up Sneak of St Paul's tells tales of rude royals Labour to dump pollution chief Tesco Balloon pair in 'sky walk' over Africa Citroën Saxo GMB boss probed on pension loan Lloyds TSB Business Article Withdrawn The theory: Paul Wilson advises his readers to seek… King of calm lives in palace of chaos Student reformer seeks a rebrand Soldiers line up to sue MoD Scottish Widows Honda Millennium man will be 14-stone sloth Paltrow sweet-talks bard into the book charts Porter appeal costs councils £½m levy Virgin TV 'SAS heroes' were agency extras Saab Pupils commute for best schools Books hold key to literacy targets Widow with a grudge takes an £8m bath to snub tycoon Highway Code will warn drivers on mobile phones Standard Life Bank Women turn to surgery for jobs 106 Peugeot Tories bring on the cuddly candidates Coma blunder ends in horror The New Cold War Agent X and the City spy ring Insight The new targets of foreign intelligence are banks and financial institutions. A former agent reveals Russia's secret economic war Rac movement drives us Sage The … designers are quitting the London scene. Have we lost our style, darling, or is it just a question of money? The Sunday Times Messiah with a mission to win Profile Leave the Kurds to their ancient bloody struggle American Express Week Rattled in euroland Bombing the Balkans Gem Recovery For a real mess, put an innocent businessman in the ministry Picture Gallery The mad forces for genetic darkness Getting lost between the lines in Ulster Charles puts fear of God into the food chain Connoisseur Jack shows a 'frugal' side Making the dying a disposable asset Whizz-Kidz Freeing gene genie will bring disaster Rover Freeing gene genie will bring disaster Stop war jaw-jaw Cross Words Clinton untarnished Germaine's a genius Points Birthdays Changing face of the Met Dark Side of the Force A report this week into the murder of Stephen Lawrence, right, will accuse the police of widespread failings. Can the problems be solved? Nicholas Rufford reports Thomas Cook Nato jets poised as Serbs balk at deal Riots rock Baghdad as Muslim leader is assassinated Mazda Rabid Rudy waits for horrid Hillary Tabloids draw German blood 'Imperfect' children left to die 'I could hardly bring myself to lift the covers in the lying rooms for fear of what I'd find' Halifax French communists fall at the final barricade Incredible hulk keeps the state in his grip Afghans try to expel Bin Laden BP Top cardinal made plea for Pinochet Cresson faces humiliation in 'jobs for the boys' scandal P&O Stena Line The Times Tourist resorts on alert for attacks by Kurds Uncle Abdullah: psycho or ray of sunshine? Newspapers Support Recycling Who are the Kurds? One 2 one Voices of death camp but Croatia on trial Martin Barnett Furniture Makers Air aces plug in to silicon wars Ambassador steps on the toes of New Zealand feminists Inside Paris PC World the Computer Superstore Ooh aah, who's the star? Jospin in the hamster cage Drug giant 'paid bribrs' to doctors Insight William Hill sold for £825m after flotation flop Weather and Travel Outlook Swiss Lady in red: This stretch-mohair dress was a… Briton tortured in Yemen News in Brief Siege Inquiry Gibraltar a 'parasite', says Spain Sex retrial Skiers flown out by helicopter Nuclear protest Biting back Phone box attack Eleven share £6m jackpot Primus Royal train cut Cat farm arrests Boy killed Lost and found Rousing melody Contents Guinness Big Hit Win a Tvr Punch up In the Nick of Time Tame England made to sweat by Scots Stephen Jones at Twickenham England driven to the limit by Scots Oh dear, Calcutta Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey A cruel penalty to pay after fightback Alasdair Reid sees Scottish optimism turn to despair after the old enemy take the spoils again Johnson boot shames rugby Player by Player Guide Ireland secure titanic victory Humphreys rules roost Denis Walsh sees Ireland's fly-half bounce back from his nightmare against France to plot the downfall of sorry Wales at Wembley Wales fail to learn lessons of past How Kiwis lost professional edge Maurice Trapp, the former Auckland coach, says the All Blacks' fall is down to giving up hard graft for easy money New Zealand's Decline: The Reasons for the Black News All Black and Blue Rover Financial Services (GB) Limited Chelsea ride their fortune Korsten goal enough for ragged Leeds Giggs back to maintain gap at top Relegation rears its ugly head at Middlesbrough Fifa threaten Aresenal Cup replay Fifa may demand that the result of Arsenal's Cup tie with Sheffield United should stand. Report by Andrew Warshaw Blackburn totter as Rudi runs the show Plucky Hammers snatch a point Saints survival bid starts early NEC Anelka milks rich form Charlton inch towards safety Keegan's other team back on top Keegan can learn from Dutch master Land Rover FA play four card trick Far from being ideal, the appointment of Kevin Keegan as England's part-time coach smacks of blatant PR, Report by Ian Hawkey FA Carling Premiership Nationwide League First Division Second Division Third Division Minor Leagues and Statistics Fixtures and TV Games Scotland Nationwide Conference Pools Euell mad about his football Louise Taylor meets Wimbledons' Jason Euell, the singleminded striker turned midfielder being tipped for full international honours Taylor's youthful approach pays off Renault One-way ticket Sports Squandering an advantage Letters to the Sports Editor Moët & Chandon The Sunday Times Stamp out club bans Sport on TV Athletics Lewry's tour from hell Action Replay: TV moment of the week Q & A Who's Kevin Keegan? Telfer goes soft Ready for the off Video review Muhammad Ali: The Rumble in the Jungle & The Thrilla in Manila (Wi, £14.99) Video bestsellers Knocked out by the Hand of God The Man who Put Maradona in the Frame for Cheating BAC Sport Following a fairway to heaven Greg Norman was ostracised when he suggested a world tour, but no longer The Times Faltering Faldo on hiding to nothing The former world No 1 has a mountain to climb to beat the new kid on the block Lawrie blows away opposition Alex Fortune reports on Scot Paul Lawrie's stunning sevens-shot win in the Qatar Masters Mauresmo shoulders load The French tennis sensation is quietly assured despite her sudden rise to fame Henman cruises past Russian Tim Henman is in the ATP final in Rotterdam, but dreams of an all-British clash ended with Greg Rusedski's loss Becker heads an all-star cast The Sunday Times Steelers ravage Storm to clinch Cup lead Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures The Sunday Times Rugby Union Rugby League Racing This Week's Racing Teeton sweeps away doubts Jonathan Powell The Gold Cup favourite goes head to… Money can't buy Double Thriller Jonathan Powell meets retired farmer Reg Wilkins, who explains why he resisted all offers to sell his sought-after steeplechaser Gold Cup doubt after Boxer is taken distance Cheltenham Racecourse NatWest Time to tap England's rich seam Simon Wilde believes English Test Cricket has a bright future if tomorrow's stars are given the right coaching and support Clipping Swann's wings Thinking big with mini-soccer Play the Game Gough provides quality streak Youngsters Play It for Kicks England's Future? 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That turns them into the best bargains on the market, says Ray Hutton A man, a woman and a compromise car for two A couple who want to swap two very different vehicles for one that will suit both can have it all, writes Nick Gardner You too can be a racing driver Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Live and let drive Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Live and jet drive Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harwoods Land Rover Assured Multiple Classified Advertising Items It's as Easy as AVC British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items JDK (Maranello) Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tachbrook Honda Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stratstone of May Fair Lancaster … Sony In - Car authorised dealer, call 0845 27 27… Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clive Sutton Service that Never Breaks down Grange is Jaguar H. 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Tagger Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Registration Transfers Midland Registrations Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saab Approved Multiple Classified Advertising Items Meet the invisible champion Power to the people Mitsubishi has built an MPV that is not only thrifty but handles as well as a car, reports Ray Hutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Jack Barclay Rolls Royce Multiple Display Advertising Items World cars don't shake or rattle, they just roll Multiple Display Advertising Items Malaysian plans to take struggling Laura Ashley private Nomura wizard brings American car racing to the heart of Britain Would you pass the body language test? Upper Class Quantum Leap Net Curtains Centrica weighs up move to buy RAC Firing Line Consortium sets up £3bn bid for Rank Suppliers suffer in store wars Blair should give Eurocrats the brush-off over art levy Wembley rebels face red card Rover Leech to net his third fortune Investors put the heat on Bullough Virgin trains sights on AB Airlines slots Strathcarron in £11m Ofex drive Business Digest Hands pumps cash into racing circuit Float imminent after bust-up at Scottish Telecom Soda Stream fizzes to £100m listing Tesco Westland and Agusta close to agreeing merger Rail operators pressed to improve standards Hermes plots ways to curb fat-cat pay Company ID tags will cut red tape America lays out its welcome mat for the euro Sedgemoor Cambridge chip maker rivals Silicon Valley Since it was floated 10 months ago, Arm's value has almost quadrupted and is approaching £1bn. Claire Oldfield reports on a model for Britain Europe is not working Euroland has more unemployment than Britain but is this because of the economic cycle, the preparations for monetary union or the inflexibility of labour markets?Robin Marris finds out Rebel poll highlights Tory split on EMU Banks raided Net Implosion The Internet is a great innovation but the hype has swamped people's judgment. Alan Sugar has a warning for those who are being carried away Business Focus Lottery hard man takes no chances After his predecessor quit amid allegations of bribery, William O'Connor, chairman of GTech, is taking a firm line as he focuses on domination of the world lottery market AA Retail William O'connor's Working Day The Sunday Times Brush up your appraisal skills The Sunday Times Fat-cat pay battle breaks out again Boardroom pay is set to leap as incentive plans mature but the government is determined to curb executive packages as it fights to keep the lid on public pay BT Multiple Classified Advertising Items Photo Vend International Inc. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Unique Challenge - Huge Potential Century Mortgages Multiple Classified Advertising Items Absolutely No Competition Brand New - Home Based Strictly limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Investment Opportunity Multiple Display Advertising Items Baby Jag takes shape as S-type is unleashed The extended family of big cats will drive sales towards full capacity of 400,000 cars a year by 2005. Report by Andrew Lorenz Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Make £50,000 in 6 Months Low Overheads Repeat Business Prontaprint! Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unique Opportunity Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Businesses for Sale Benetton UK Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lawyers open fire on the gun industry A ruling that firms are liable for 'negligent distrubution' of illegally obtained guns used in crimes has shaken the industry. By Garth Alexander in New York Trains Millennium Consultant Systems Engineering Ltd. Data bank Grimsey's deft touch turns Wickes around Sharewatch British Aerospace 3i Glencar Mining Egan files BAA flight plan for 21st century The airports chief has only nine months to go. But he wants to expand at home and abroad and has fresh money-making ideas. By David Parsley Tempus Coats Viyella A Share in the Boardroom Cadbury Schweppes Somi Managers win reprieve on red tape The government has toned down legislation after pressure from entrepreneurs grappling with bureaucracy. Claire Oldfield reports Flying princess provided lift-off for balloonist A chance meeting showed Colin Prescot how hot-air balloons could be used for advertising. Rupert Steiner reports on how his firm took off Bulletin Granville Screwed up wine firm turns into a corker Octavian had good facilities but bad management was eroding profitability. Claire Oldfield reports on how a new chief executive put things right How can I help my son finance his company? Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Problem? Call in the troubleshooters Companies that need a safe pair of hands at times of change are increasingly using interim managers—experienced people who can hit the ground running. They are ideal for medium-sized firms that cannot afford to hire a top professional permanently The Sunday Times Temporary managers make their presence felt without causing fuss Companies are attracted to no-nonsense interim managers as an apolitical and cost-effective way of dealing with pressing problems Squirrel jumps a branch too far Weissfisch brothers aim to test cobalt users' mettle One firm has cornered the market but whether its gamble pays off depends on how long the shortage lasts, write John Waples and Ricky Dalton Investec Branson's V-sign to music rival Prufrock Aeroflot's snow balls-up Prufrock Party man pooped at Brits Fur flies as Arnault barges into Gucci Investors get raw deal on fund charges Experts say: fix your mortgage rate now Advice booths will tell all Pwd… Inside Home Truths Filling a Gap . . . The cost of private dental… Savers will lose £350m a year when Peps and Tessas end Private medical premiums to rise Fidelity Investments Cool Profits DSS computer cock-up opens door to compensation claims It's the truth, but not as we know it Adwatch Scottish Widows Tour company should eat its worlds over honeymoon fare Questions of Cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles… Manek investments Standard Life Investments 'Stealth' taxes set to raise millions Labour's pledge not to raise income tax has led the chancellor to target savings, writes M&G Hide your cash from Brown How to keep the cost of justice down The government is cutting legal aid for civil cases but there are other ways to settle disputes without breaking the bank, says Robert Winnett Aberdeen Prolific Former mutuals pay out bumper share dividends Shareholders will get a second windfall after a year of strong profits, writes Robert Winnett Woolwich Direct Last chance to Pep up savings Tuck your nest egg into a Tessa while you still can You can shelter up to £9,000 from tax in a Tessa over five years but you must open an account before April 5, reports Diana Wright Mercury Asset Management Framlington SG Management Client Services High yields lift popularity of corporate-bond funds Investors looking for a high income could earn as much as 8.5% a year tax-free, writes Christine Stopp Shield your capital in guaranteed plan Persond Investment Authonity Trackers help you keep up with shares Peps that mimic market indexes are more reliable than the average fund manager, but fees and performance vary Experts favour equity income funds Scottish Widows Save & Prosper Group Limited Standard Life Bank Investec Guinness Flight Citibank Pick one company to boost your Pep profits Rules allow investors to hold £3,000 of shares in a single firm in a tax-free shelter, but there are risks, writes Helen Pridham What the Experts Recommend Legal & General How the Isa revolution will affect you The new tax-efficient savings schemes look complicated, but Helen Pridham explains what they are and how they work The Equitable Life Make sure you keep a close watch on your old plans If your adviser will not monitor your Peps in future, find one who will, writes Diana Wright Don't Rush into a Deal Legal & General Hill Samuel Divorcees face wait for pension sharing 160,000 couples divorce each year and many will be hit by delays to rules governing the way their way pensions are split Baillie Gifford Savings Management Ltd. 10 ways to slash mortgage costs Homeowners are often unaware just how easy it is to save thousands of pounds on their repayments. Nick Gardner tells all Seymour Inclair Investments Gartmore Royal & Sunalliance Investments Keeping up with the news brings rewards When Kevin Goldstein-Jackson read about problems at Marks & Spencer he wondered which other companies were affected The Times Chase De Vere Investments PLC Perpetual Porrfolio Management Limited Estate agents must find out what makes buyers click Online agents are making the search for a new home easier, but they could do far more to tempt househunters, writes Matthew Wall Perpetual Portfolio Management Limited National Savings runs short of interest Low rates mean the nation's favourite home for savings is no longer the best place to put your cash, writes Robert Winnett Woolwich Govett Investment M&G The Equitable Life Direct debits will become even simpler Discounts on bills and the absence of paperwork may woo customers—but many will remain way, writes Robert Winnett Fidelity Investments When a dentist's bill is a bridge too far Getting your teeth into a private dental scheme takes the financial pain out of expensive treatments Hargreaves Lansdown Chelsea POST-tel Services How Much Does NHS Treatment Cost? The Price of Insurance Finding Dental Treatment Regulated by the Personal Investment Authority Newton Fund Managers Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin Virgin Direct Personal Financial Service Ltd Art Deco ski posters head for the heights Once ripped from station walls, designs by famous artists now fetch up to £6,000 at auction, writes Donald MacGillivray Buying a pension online can save you thousands The Internet makes retirement planning cheap if you know what you want, writes Nick Gardner Fidelity Investments Collector's Tips A good try—but could be better Ipswich Premier Portfolio Money Section Chase De Vere Investments PLC Best Savings Rates Top of the Peps Popular Shares Readers' Choice Mortgage Deals Questionable policies for the over-50s Beat the budget on inheritance tax Savings News Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Policy Plus Policy Portfolio Plc Norwich Union Stage designer prepares for curtain call Jupiter Torex is tooled up for software boom Contents Virgin Fatal Charm Jeremy Seal hates snakes, yet crossed continents to find the most venomous—and lived to write the book. In this extract, he confronts the deadly cobra Contents The Good Gear Guide The latest gadgets for underwater sightseers, by Jonathan Futrell Eire Waves Croatia Queen Elizabeth 2 Books of the Week Explore Far east travel centre KLM Holiday Clinic British Airways Holidays The Holiday Makers' Profile Holiday Clinic Tighter rules for divers Silversea Sunsail Tickets for the Sydney Olympics in 2000 have just… Far-awayday Take cover for the millennium Directions Park tackles queue misery Where was I? Holiday Money Deals of the week Suffolk opens up TV Travel Question & Answer League table of flight delays US alert over Kurdish protests The Top 20 Most Punctual Charters Romania A walk through time Since Diocletian built his palace at Split, many empires have risen and fallen, and all have left their traces on this lively Croatian port, says Robert Elms The Dubai Experience Changing Places Self-catering in the Cotswolds It's easy to surround yourself with luxury and style—without going near a hotel, says Susan d'Arcy Iberia regional operado por Air Norstrum Eilat Markwarner beach holidays Voyages Jules Verne Air Portugal Winter migration Val d'Isére is a magnet for British skiers, and recent heavy snowfalls should boost late-season cover, says Alistair Scott Elounda beach Seabourn Chicago The Sunday Times Caribbean: Who's offering what where Susan d'ARCY visits a Jamaican resort where you can eat, drink and play all you like without losing track of the bill, and, right, profiles the companies vying for pole position in the all-inclusive race Check-In Multiple Display Advertising Items Dial . 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Yet a simple test might stop it, finds Margarette Driscoll Musical Watch So you think this is a perfect beach? Jeremy Clarkson on his global search for the coastline of our dreams. It's out there somewhere, he says Auntie says not in front of the children Interview Futurologists aren't what they used to be What's eating us? America eats it happly. The British cabinet is in furious dispute with the public over genetically modified food. Where does the truth lie, ask Margarette Driscoll and Jonathan Carr-Brown The Real Facts of Genetically Modified Food Do you believe in miracles? Pop stars want another Live Aid for Third World debt, but the music industry is groaning, says Dylan Jones Royal families rule in the kingdom of America Movies that a buff can count on Godfrey Smith The Sunday Times This Life The man who ate his toolbox, a pupil's right to… Quiz Eureka! Kenneth de Courcy Last word . . . Financier, 1909-1999 The Daily Telegraph: Donald Dunstan Former premier, South Australia, 1926-1999 The Daily Telegraph: Mario Zacchini Human cannonball, 1911-1999 Better a bald gnome than a sex-crazed robin Genetically-unmodified Bjork, bums on pews-and no more cigarettes for you, dear, I've burned the house down Shock Exchange The tabloid week Talking heads The week in Parliament Hear! Hear! Sites for Sore Eyes People of the Week Nice Hat, Mick\ Global village Duffer's guide: The Church The millennium list Law will fail to curb junk e-mail Internet Net users are up in arms over Europe's weak proposals, says Sean Hargrave Silicon Graphics Computer Systems Mouthwash guards teeth for months Health A new compound stops bacteria settling on the teeth, writes Roger Dobson Wireless future promises pocket computers for all Sounding off A new digital standard will lead to mobile communications for the whole family, writes David Hewson Watch doubles as camera Microelectronics A new chip can process video images and display them on the screen of a watch of phone, writes Mark Prigg Fan power makes aircraft silent Aerospace The Sunday Times Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Allsop Cluttons Daniel Smith Hamptons International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items FPD savills Cluttons Daniel Smith Multiple Display Advertising Items Good health will drive out fear of age Chronicle of the Future Reinventing the English Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Now for the good mews Gone are the dark days for many London homes thanks to imaginative conversions. Mary Wilson reports Foxtons Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times The London News Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Marsh & Parsons Multiple Display Advertising Items Winkworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Selector Europe Spencer Stuart GKR Massive Growth Opportunities in Multimedia/internet Harvey Nash Prism Interpan Group NBS Selector Europe Spencer Stuart The DP Group GKR Harvey Nash Selector Europe Spencer Stuart The Cartered Institute of Marketing Crane Davies Limited Cap Gemini Lucent Technologies Harvey Nash Hoggett Bowers STC Selection Can You Run your Own Software and Solutions… Pink Elizabeth Bingham at PSD Technology MacMillan International Impact plus Making Change Happen The Economist Ogilvie Ellis Fairbank plc Whitehead Selection Harvey Nash Hoggett Bowers United Biscuits Sopra NBS General Motors Europe Kestrel Odgers Vodafone MCI Worldcom Legal @id Just Recruitment Michael Page Sales & Marketing Harvey Nash The Royal Institution of Great Britain Hoggett Bowers Interface MKA International Harvey Nash Cable & Wireless Robson Taylor Selections CJA Michael Page Sales Marketing Harvey Nash Visa NBS Kalamazoo Computer Group PSD Technology Recruitment Price Water House Coopers Abbey National Varley Walker London Electricity Hyder Barclays Capital University of Oxford Business Link The Sunday Times MSL Search and Selection Racal The Sunday Times Mercuri Urval Turner Executive Education Advisers Hays Executive Strategic Search & Selection TMP Worldwide Operations Director A Career Selling Packaging to Industry Career Amalysts Limited CMR Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Freelance Consultants/distributors Wanted United States interpreting and translation company… Liquor Sales Managers Bernard Haldane associates District Auditors The Times Advancement Careers Ltd. 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But not everyone is happy about signing on the dotted line, says Alison Brace Readers roll off the production line Education University College Dublin University of Bath School of Management Durham University Business School Multiple Display Advertising Items Career Analysts Ltd Exam St Margarets Oxford Easter Revision Multiple Display Advertising Items The Bradford MBA £15,000 a small price to pay for that BA honours Training people who are too busy to learn Staff who have no time to get to a classroom can be helped along by their managers sharing skills with them in the workplace, writes Margaret Coles OneSource Frizzell Interactive TV Carees Development & Outplacement Association MMi Opportunities on display that will boost your career The Personal Development Show, June 4-6 Homes bewitched by Gothic Victorian conversions make dramatic homes, writes Christine Webb Riverside Living Contents Sailors' delights at each end of the pier Christine Webb finds the perfect seaside home for a boat-lover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rubicon Properties International (HK) Ltd Views to amuse Properties of the Week Country cottages Small but well placed A little piece of history The White House Great shape Catalonia casts its spell Mary Wilson finds holiday homes in beautiful locations in a unspoilt region Octagon Hanover Pure style in a mild climate Crosby Homes Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Homes Overseas Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items French Property Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Pestana Golf & Resort Caeryokiro Alto Golf & Country Club Golf and Leisure Resort Gainsborough House Ocean Estates Marbella Interealty Marbella's Premier Estate Agency Cabo Bermejo the New Golden Mile Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Switzerland Villas Abroad Multiple Classified Advertising Items St George Nicholson Estates Redrow Countryside Opening time for a dream home Converting a pub became a labout of love, says Donu Kogbara Waterside locations promise golden glow Is sea air too bracing? Mary Wilson looks at some riverside retirement developments Retire-and move up in the world Retirement homes are better than ever, says Fred Redwood Taylor Woobrow Barratt Bilfinger+berger Development U. K. Ltd. Laing Homes Gleeson Homes Regent's Park House Banner Homes Pathfinder Canary Riverside Regalian Linden Bewley Homes The Sunday Times Roxylight Try Homes Riviera Barratt Albion House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ombudsman Scheme Allison Premier Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barnard marcus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Angel on the green Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Trinity Square Rialto Hamptons Barratt Bellway Homes Cala Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Asba Goldfinch Land Brokers & Planning Promotion Multiple Classified Advertising Items Thatch has the options covered New homes are getting that special look too, says Mary Wilson Vicarage sale recalls a diarist's life Multiple Display Advertising Items Rydon Homes The Sunday Times Berkeley Homes Contents Licence to Kill The Rape of Nanking: The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II by Iris Change Penguin £8.99 pp 290 Contents Pile 'Em High Has John le Carré sent himself into the cold, wonders Harvey Porlock Critical List All that slithers The Snakebite Survivors' Club Travels among Serpents by Jeremy Seal Picador £16.99 pp377 History Today Play it again, Johnny Cash: The Autobiography by Johnny Cash with Patrick Carr Harper Collins £20 pp308 The Writers Bureau College of Journalism Era Down but not out Anthony Clare observes two writers wrestling with depresion Amazon Sci-fi writer takes a trip in his time machine The Twinkling of an Eye: My Life as an Englishman by Brian Aldiss Little, Brown £20 pp 485 The Book Place All blood and gore The Essential Gore Vidal edited by Fred Kaplan Little, Brown £25 pp991 A tale of tea and sympathy Dearest Ones: A True World War II Love Story by Rosemary Norwalk John Wiley £16.50 Myths and legends of a royal family Battle Royal: Edward VIII and George VI: Brother against Brother by Kirsty McLeod Constable £20 pp170 Annual Ghost Story Competition Well-versed in poetic licence Celebrating Homer's Landscapes Troy and Ithaca Revisited by J V Luce Yale £20.50 pp260 The Open University The ultimate in girl power On the Trail of the Women Warriors by Lyn Webster Wilde Constable £18.99 pp213 Whsmith Diary All you ever wanted to know about sex Humphrey Carpenter lies back and enjoys a and socio-sexual behaviour in animals and mank Glamour pusses of yesteruear As long as actreses in the early days of Hollywood looked drop-dead gorgeous, who cared if they could act? Colin McDowell reads all about it From HG Wells to Arnold Bennett, 1908 The Old Wives' Tale Arnold Bennett, 1908 Rankin River deep, mountain high The Shadow of Kilimanjaro by Rick Ridgeway Bloomsbury £16.99 pp288 Rhyme and reason Peter Porter: Collected Poems. Vol 1,1961-81. Vol 2,1984-89 OUP £15 each, pp788 Daughter of the more famous Wooroloo by Frieda Hughes Bloodaxe £6.95 pp76 Frances Fyfield No sense of adventure The Ambassador by Edwina Currie Little, Brown £16.99 pp439 Seriously good reading Bring on the violins Canone Inverso by Paolo Maurensig translated by Jenny McPhee Phoenix House £12.99 pp202 Worldbooks Now you see her, now you don't The Houdini Girl by Martyn Bedford Viking £15.99 pp307 Vienna Blood It takes two Come Together by Josie Lloyd and Emlyn Rees Arrow £5.99 pp295 A Jonathan Cape Hardback Imprisoned by lies I, Dreyfus by Bernice Rubens Little, Brown £16.99 pp277 The Sandglass by Romesh Gunesekera Prins Ducal has… The Sunday Times Picture Gallery The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 571 Talking Books Hardbacks Paperbacks Manuals Bibliofile Roy Strong thinks Rupert Bear should be shot, and declares that he never reads fiction The Folio Society Ltd. The Funday Times Kate conquers Monet magic Forget it! Pinky and the Brain F-mail Don't forget that you can send your f-mail by… Fun Competitions! Asterix and the Black Gold Jarvis 2002 Phoebe's Place Beat the bullies Space search The Funday Times news Beat the bullies Part of the action Winter wonder Picture Gallery Make an impression! TV Centre Dagsy Dog with Vet Catherine Morganti Funday Buzz! Lift off Single Book Rex and Tex Robot Crusoe Willoughby The creature feature Squirt Next Week in Funday The zone Become a member to Jela in the fun! The Funday Times Basketball bonanza Fans utd Contents TSE New York Contents Nah! Yah! Tara Palmer-Tomkinson I Don't Ny When an ordinary girl from Arkansas married David Koch, Manahttan's favourite billionaire playboy, her place in society seemed assured A pug's life Where but New York could you gatecrash a doggy tea party, asks Horatia Lawson? Most Wanted This week's object of desire Matthew Williamson invitation Frock Horror A Game of Two Halves The TV celebrity Christopher Biggins lives with his… Toblerone Inspires the World The Last Supper Starched napery, feng shui'd place settings and warm hugs all round? Robina Dam tries out a new guide to throwing the perfect dinner party To Dair for A new label is about to be unveiled at London Fashion Week. Jennifer Asiama meets Dai Rees, the maverick milliner turned cutting-edge designer House of Fraser Snip out the label and you would never know that… Picture Gallery Sacla Sue Lawrence The old ones are always the best-but these recipes come with a twist Pommes surprise Winner's dinners Letters Something to drink Best buys from around the world Popping the Questions From champagne storage to hangovers, Joanna Simon answers your letters Wine NatWest Four of the best Restaurants for cheese-lovers Table Talk Jewel in the Town The fashion designer Pam Blundell might to be queen of understated streetwear, but at home in her Soho flat, she has adorned the walls with ruby, amethyst and topaz Down to Earth A simple seat will transform your garden. Sit back and enjoy, says Neil Wormald Questions and answers Tips of the week Gardening If the winter gloom has made your garden seem lifeless and lacking in colour, take heart Cuttings Sofa Workshop Direct The Handcrafted Sofa Company CJ WildBird Foods 'Wrought Iron' Jardiniere Oakridge Direct Ltd. Odeon Furniture Co. Cresta Furniture Group British Orchid Growers Association Allen Power Equipment Ltd. COUNTax J. G. S. Weathervanes Quality British Craftmanship Endless Pools Homefair Direct Honda To Advertise in the Homes & Gardens Section Please… Multiple Display Advertising Items Pure Fired Earth Spacemaker Stannah Stairlifts Thomas Lloyd Mountfield Westwood Ltd. The "Simplex" Bookcases and Cabinets Woodstock Allen Power Equpment Ltd. Yorkstone Flags The Fruit of Ones Home Taste Sweetest of All The Teak Tiger Trading Company Improve your life with a Churchill's Stairlift The Bespoke Bed Company Ltd. Kirkdale Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Vin-Garde Ltd. Homes & Gardens Continues on Page 40 Divani Viva Sofa Branching out If the thought of thought of leaving behind the hurly-burly of city life for a therapeutic weekend appeals, head off on a yoga retreat to find true relaxation Tanquil venues Branching out Health According to the gurus of starvation, we could all get by on a diet of sunlight and water. Cally Law finds out the bizarre facts about fasting Light Lunch On Call Diet watch Stop That Heart Attack! Fitness Are you looking for a challenge to both heart and mind? James Henderson gears up, checks his map and gives the fast-growing sport of cycle orienteering a whirl Consumer Test Fruit and veg Juicers Cheat of the Week Work it out Beauty File Take 6 Hair shines How Do I Look? Instead of disguising prominent noses and florid… Cut and dry Each week we put a different hair salon to the test Hair tip of the week Grovewood Conservatory Blinds Leather Workshop Direct No Title Simulated Security TV Camera Moriarti's Solid Pine Storage Beds Septic Tanks Contents Classic Choice The Iron Bed Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items ADP Multiple Classified Advertising Items Genuine Birthday Newspapers Nudes & Erotic Art Limited Family History Multiple Display Advertising Items Birthday Due? Multiple Classified Advertising Items To Advertise in the Shopping on Sunday Section… Reproduction Furniture British Antique Replicas Multiple Display Advertising Items Antique Desks New Cushions for Windsor Dining Chairs Saxophones Encounters Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times The Executive Club The Sunday Times What's the Alternative? 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So out goes the machine-gunning superhero and in comes a vulnerable, more interesting 007 Royal Shakespeare Company Dad trouble It's a theme the director Paul Schrader is all too familiar with, says Edward Porter Rest of the week's films Winning a battle of survival Cinema By the time Terrence Malick's war film The Thin Red Line was finished, a firmament of US stars had hit the cutting-room floor Caught in the act Cover story David Buckland's pictures of actors illustrating favourite texts are revealing. But are they protraits or performances, asks Rose Aidin Search for his painted lady Art It was one of the most celebrated friendships of its time, but the paintings disappeared. A new exhibition uncovers the work of Augustus John—but where is Ottoline Morrell, asks Miranda Seymour It is difficult to imagine the creativity involved… Tennessee Williams Raise your glasses, please Millennium prize The winning entry in the Sunday Times/Royal College of Art souvenir competition is a simple idea but much more than a gimmick Architecture Lottery money has led to a building boom. Hugh Pearman assesses the cultural impact, but wonders how many projects will survive Ten ways to spot a 1990s building The Sunday Times Film Art Theatre Dance Call now to make bookings for the best shows and… Opera Concerts Pop Comedy Playing hard to get Music Some of the best recitals are the least publicised, says Paul Driver. But seek and ye shall find Halifax A knight at the end of the tunnel Opera Wagner's final opera is also his most difficult, but thanks to two of the singers, ENO's controversial production is a must-see, says Hugh Canning Exclusive Sunday Times Reader Offer Classical Record of the week XTC Apple Venus Volume 1 Cooking Vinyl Cook CD172, £14.99 Rock Picture Gallery Jazz Music Shop Crucial Cuts The ultimate collection The two sides of Mr Hyde Rock Three years ago, Underworld topped the charts. Then the dark forces that inspired their singer almost destroyed him Gielgud Theatre The week's theatre The Spring Olympia The Sunday Times Event Travel Royal Court Theatre Royal Choral Society Lord of the Dance Luxury Theatre Total Entertainment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Apollo Theatre Beautiful Theatre Experience Royal Albert Hall European Concert Packages The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Concerts London Concert Breaks Roger Taylor Ladysmith Black Mambazo The Concert Photo Co. The Entertainer Blondie Wyndham's Theatre The Pasadena Roof Orchestra The Fleet Tandoori Restaurant The Beautiful South "The Most Awesome, Fabulous Show Happy Days The Musical Raymond Gubbay Barbican Centre Wigmore Hall Harrods St. John's, Smith Square RG Garrick Theatre Jack Jones and Trio 'This is a Must' London Palladium Lewis Holyfield Theatre Royal Haymarket Then on National Tour San Martino Restaurant The Grape to Glass Workshops The Memory of Water The Sunday Times Some mothers do ad 'em Television comedy shows have often been the inspiration for advertising campaigns. Now, says Sally Kinnes, it's happened the other way round The week in view Give these up for Lent Radio waves The lying game Television review Noises off BBC1 Sunday 21 February Top 10 TV Programmes Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Sky One Satellite Movies Sunday 21 February Satellite Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day Sunday Feature: Viewing The Century-Derek Walcott (R3,5.45pm) BBC1 Monday 22 Ferbaury Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Satellite Movies Monday 22 February Sky One Satellite Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day Music BBC1 Tuesday 23 February Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Choco Leibniz Satellite Movies Tuesday 23 Febuary Sky One Satellite Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Wednesday 24 February Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Satellite Movies Wednesday 24 February Sky One Satellite Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Sky One Satellite Movies Satellite Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Satellite Movies Sky One Satellite Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Anglia Variations Critics' Choice Satellite Movies Sky One Satellite Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day Daewoo Contents You have to be in it to win with it David Sumner Smith explains how companies can advance through benefits gained from virtuous circles of networking Entrepreneurs face pressure Middle-market firms are the key to the enterprise spirit, writes Sarah Gracie How to Get Ahead Expert advice aids clarity Commercial Partners Meet the Men behind the Ideas The club that shows the way Members Candour puts firms in shape The Interview Royal Mail Are You a Case for Study? Picture Gallery Tough choices all round Case Studies The Sunday Times Enterprise Network online Risk it-go for growth, said the experts Hi-Tech When the old has to make way for the new If a business loses its way, sometimes all its needs is a gentle push in a new direction - which is where Enterprise Network comes into its own Shifting the goal posts Nucleus/equire Action like a shot in the arm Powderjet Life at the top need never be lonely any more Membership Profile Ticket to the fast track EMS How to Join Enterprise Network Special Offer-Two Weeks' Free Trial Get up to speed or get left behind Networking Key dates for the diary Events Support when you need it most Services The Sunday Times Contents Carlsberg Export Contents Chrysler American Express Pigeon Post Castaway author Lucy Irvine has marooned herself again, living with her sons on remote Pigeon Island Land Rover Brittany Ferries Relative Values Simon Menzies, painters, and his twin brother, Andrew, Hollywood art director. Interviews by Ann McFerran Subaru Audi North Star His characters are serious and intense - he played Geordie in Our Friends in the North, Francis Bacon's lover in Love Is the Devil Renault Waitrose The Ends of the Earth The apocalyptic possibillites are multiplying. Will humanity be wiped out by war, plague, a global computer crash or an evolutionary hiccup? Picture Gallery D. F. S. Britain's Leading Upholstery… Volvo Badlands London's East End in the 1960s was a melting pot of underworld malice and seediness that the swinging west found irresistible A Hogarthian figure gives a drunken salute in the… P&O Portsmouth Jersey Finnair EMalaysia BT This woman promises to honour, obey and submit to her husband Picture Gallery Silversea Alpine Flooring Co. Elégance Paris The Leading Brand Sale Last Few Days! Furniture Village the Brand Leaders Brain Power Use It or Lose It! Teaser 1901 Bookwise Chess Bridge Multiyork Nature's Best Integra The Battle of Trafalgar National Maritime Museum A Life in the Day of The Sunday Times Schreiber Quality by Design Bryant Homes Contents Millennium Experience The story so far Online Debate February 21,3-4pm. Go to www.… Contents Now tell us what you think This is Gates's hair apparent. . . Boomerang brings big returns Hello and Farewell PF: Tagging the truants . . . and this is his Russian successor Lease is more 2010 High-rise hereafter Accounting for education Hello and Farewell How British bulldog got the bird Big five steer clear at top Give credit to welfare JB: Boys need not behave badly 2011 Who owns the moon? Farmers veto 'Frankencrops' Hellow and Farewell Veiled threat to US assets Human hybrid goes ape Out go the 'Muhpets' A lesson in better results 2012 Bio-bombers strike in New York Hue and cry over blue grass Hello and Farewell Did you get my e-mail? Olympic athlete is on the run Harry's son makes history 2013 Computer sacks board How the Met can make your face fit Hello and Farewell Lost in space Men take their hats off to science Essex may ease crowds in clouds A nation once again A Life in the Future Where are they now? British Aerospace Debate By 2050 England will have recreated itself: visionary, multi-ethnic, free, is this farewell to the bulldog breed? Have your say in our Online Debate with David… An equitable king The particle's over Hello and Farewell Buck stops here Merger activity between US Forever young Bat disease threatens global plague End of the road 2015 Tale of two cities Hello and Farewell Now we know the way to San Jose Crime time down on the farm Mindless meat Maggie miffed 2016 Scots free Berwick Olympic champion meets his match Hello and Farewell Secret life of implants Double mammy Women's boxing on the ropes 2017 Top Buys Ben's final resting plaice Hello and Farewell RC: Mind where you go JB: Seed falls by the wayside A little trust can move mountains Leaning tower of Paris China 'fixes' Tibet succession 2018 Rich List Hello and Farewell From Reagan to ray guns Bamboo curtain-raiser Parents make classy move In Wales, schools are still Terror worms way onto Net Taylor-made for president 2019 Phoebe's diary Virtual adulthood: diary of a twentysomething's post-millennial tension Don't miss week three of Chronicle of the Future Read the news from 2020 to 2029 in our next 32-page Issue A better world Map of the Future 2019 Live McDonald's
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