News from 09/05/1999
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Waldemar Januszczak, Tim Tezisler, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Iain Morrison, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Nigel Botherway, Lucas Hollweg, Kurt Schwitters, Fred Redwood, Jim Munro, Sean O'Brien, Nicholas Rufford, Kenny Farquharson, Tunbridge Wells, Dan Pearson, John Peter, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Donna Leon, John Jay, Michael Owen, Hugh Brooks, Max Glaskin, Frank Whitford, Ray Spiller, Mark Franchetti Gomel, Ivo Tennant, Ferdinand Mount, Kevin Cameron, Sam Gilpin, David Smith, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Tim Richards, Edin Hamzic, Humphrey Carpenter, Chris Dignan, Melanie Phillips, Rob Wilson, Dillwyn Miles, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Michael Thrasher, Clive Davis, Stephen Grey, Vincent Kearney, Mohamed Fofana, Joyce Kinrade, Robina Dam, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Andrew Larenz, Cornwall, Robert Sandall, Eleanor Mills, Anthony Sattin, Steve Farrar, Robert Winnett, Martin James, Irwin Stelzer, Neil Roland, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Mark Ottaway, David Dougill, George Johannes Counsellor, York Membery, Taria Alexander, Hamish Scott, John Evans, Olivia Fane, Philip Kingsley, Thrasy Petropoulos, David Hewson, Miranda Suit, Cally Law, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Alasdair Reid, David Caims, Peter Watson, Graham Duffill, Jeremy Clarkson, Joan Smythe, Peter Conradi, Nigel Williams, Louise Taylor, Thomas Coates, Edward Porter, Stewart Lee, Eben Black, Richard Marriott, Lucy Rees, Graham Otway, Pam Barren, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Mike Laws, Phillip Oppenheim, Lorna Macleod, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Steve Waugh, Caroline Aherne, Sue Lawrence, Paul Driver, Derek Clements, Michael Woodhead, Alan Brown John, Nicholas Hellen, Peter Windsor, Steven Downes, Richard Brooks, Ian Hawkey, Caroline Scott, James Tooley, Christopher Morgan, Anthony Sampson, B Simmonds, Alicia Wyllie, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Rebecca Bradley, Tom Shone, Sarah Gracie, Susan Clark, Michael Durham, Fiona McHugh, Lois Jones, Nicholas Rufford Home Affairs Editor, Leon Pein, Jane Lovell, Phil Baker, Karen Bayne, Jack Price, Jennifer Asiama, Truro, Sue Reid, Raymond Keene, Martin Ball, Rich Hall, Mark Tully, Cosmo Landesman, Zoe Brennan, Marie Colvin, Geoff Barton, Colin Smith, Diana Wright, Martin, Helen Hawkins, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Stephen Bevan, Natalie Graham, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Rachel Forder, Ian Coxon, Hugh McManners, F Scott Fitzgerald, Nicole Walford, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Ned Sherrin, David Walsh, Zoë Linkson, Trevor Lewis, Jack Grimston, Colin McDowell, Jonathan Lawrence, Nick MacKinnon, Ron Clarke, Christopher Goodwin, Paul Kavanagh, Josh Salzmann, Mark Prigg, Michele Roberts, Nick Harvey, John Dugdate, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Robin Mariar, Maurice Chittenden, Kevin Pratt, Barrie Penrose, Saul David, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Collin Rallings, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Judith O'Reilly, Ray Hutton, Craig Lord, Mel Webb, Major General Peter Grant-Peterkin, Andrew Rogers, Louise Morris, Heather Laskey, Dr Mike Stroud, Frank McLynn, Michael Sheridan, Karen Kay, Sean Hargrave, Christine Webb, John Harlow, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, Lisa Brinkmarsh, Michael Hodges, Kate Thornton, Mandy Payne, John Waples, Hunter Davies, Andrew Stephen, A A Gill, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, R Little, John Carey, David Hutcheon, Tom Robbins, Robert Johnston, Stephen Pettitt, John Spurling, Neil Buchanan, Sally Kinnes, Andrew Lorenz, D Spruce, Naomi Caine, David Wickers, Katie Grant, Roger Dobson, Tom Rhodes, Martin Ouvry, Nick Gardner Deputy Money Editor, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Joe Lane, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Mickey Hutton, Rupert Steiner, Michael Harris, Hugh Pearman, Andrian Masters, Sumit Das Gupta, David Grylls, David Parsley, Penny Neary, David Smith Economics Editor, Tom Deveson, Harry Hill, Joe Jett, Joanna Simon, Stephen Boyd, Sir Ghillean Prance Professor, India Knight, Meg Mathews, Barry Newcombe, Dominic Rushe, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson, Susie Orbach, Stophen Pettitt,
ResumoContents Rogue City trader loses friends' £20m Dirk Bogarde dies at 78 Contents Virgin atlantic Neil tipped for BBC job Contents CIA blamed for bomb blunder Poor intelligence caused embassy attack Contents Inside Contents Ariston Brown wins cabinet fight with Cook to sell off Tote Second man was seen at Dando home Thatcher pulls strings over key shadow post Fury at IRA leader's top job Queen balks at dukedom for Edward Blair worried by advent of the lesbian laureate Virgin Malaysian jet flew 'on empty' over London Zurich Financial Services Bottling up emotion is the healthiest option Nazi war crime suspect traced to Welsh home Audi One 2 one Fayed threatens to expose 'corrupt' Labour Bogarde, a solitary star at the edge of the spotlight Companies seek chip implants to control staff Abbey National Rugby runaways alive and kicking out in London British Airways Ralph Lauren charges Britain 40% premium MI5 accused of link to Indian weapons plot Oxford Scientific Films Children of 14 carry guns for 'status' Boeing Charles pays out £50,000 in palace sex case Outcry at National Savings bungles Landowners lay waste to wildlife sites Jaguar Ex-gangster Richardson strikes gold with £1m African deal The Limited Edition Polo Match Creativity gurus scorn 'dull' school lessons Top 10 Schools Books worth £8m head for classrooms BT cellnet Good call Blair wrestles with Labour's need to strike political deals in the new Scottish parliament and Welsh assembly threatens to open a gulf with the party leadership at Westminster. The nationalist genie may well be out of the bottle, write Michael Prescott and Kenny Farquharson4 Norwich Union Equity Release Limited Fickle electorate exposes Last week's apparent triumphs mask deep concerns for both main parties, say Collin Rallings and Michael Thrasher Tory and Labour frailties Pitney Bowes Government singed by bolshie Welsh dragon New Peugeot 406 the Drive of your Life God-king in quest of a lost kingdom Profile The Dalai Lama Galloping insomnia? The answer lies in the soil Scottish Widows Picture Gallery A new Britain The Sunday Times The facts of war Alpha Telecom Hague's not the problem, the Tory party just doesn't want to be led Talking rubbish in the name of Reith Women sweat out a macho moment Atticus Widdecombe takes the rubber chicken route to Tory crown Atticus Lib Dem grandees take aim at Charlie Atticus Blair makes a hollow saviour for Kosovo Marks & Spencer Whole new history book in the making Inter-Continental Hotels and Resorts Search for identity Mercy, now justice Colour no bar to votes Points Birthdays Mallory: The Final Hours After 75 years, the body of one of Britain's greatest mountaineers has been found on Everest. Nicholas Hellen Uncovers new clues to explain whether George Mallory reached the summit and how he died Why Mallory May Have Failed BT Stay in touch Sky Blundering into China In one of the worst mistakes of Nato's air campaign against the Serbs, its planes bombed the Chinese embassy in Belgrade. Matthew Campbell and Stephen Grey report Broadcasting standards commission Bosch Milosevic clan builds £4m hideaway The president's playboy son is arranging a luxury retreat in Greece, reports Colin Smith in Athens The Aid Director Making Sure We're Ready KLA fighters fear betrayal by the West Marrie Colvin in Kosovo watches the ground force that has taken on Serbia Free serve Clinton goes back to Plan A—the sellout Numberchange The War so Far The Sunday Times How will you allow for individual needs when there… How Stasi spies won licence to kill Debenhams Gadaffi helped Winnie Mandela to pay legal bill Surgeons aid acid tragedy women Calais Virgin atlantic Chernobyl invaders reclaim death zone BP. For the Journey ahead Dogs track down human diseases St. Joseph's Hospice Broadcasting Standards Commission Occult owls get the bird United Airlines French MPs just want to have fun Inside Paris De Gaulle's affront A cracker for 2000 Feuding Disney film moguls get animated PC World Queen will hold regular meetings with Dewar Weather and Travel Outlook Search for boy Police investigate Dubai deaths Whiskey deaths Wartime Kennedy intrigues revealed Poor counsel Arm severed Nun attack Five share £7.8m jackpot SAS Pleasure Iraq bombed by US warplanes News in Brief Citizen lossons Ferry disaster Hospital alert Royal visitor Healthy eating Kidd blasts his 'rubber dinghy' players Contents Carlisle's late save Contents Premiership and Lower Divisions Third Division Contents Trek Peru Who Will Have Apprentices in way of sorcerer Ferguson The title run-in sees the United manager expecting no favours from his managerial protégés Virgin Enterprises, Ltd Shooting for the Title: Which Goal King Will Make the Difference? Pitch battle puts mind games on sidelines Although managerial kidology can a play a part in the title run-in, it is how the players cope with pressure that matters. By Louise Taylor The Last Laugh? Eight days but no weak end It may be hell for those taking part, but the nailbiting title race is heaven for the rest of us It might be Arsenal's battle, but the war was lost Even if they win the title, Arsène Wenger's team cannot be described as superior to Manchester United, argues Brian Glanville Can-do Kanu fires Gunners English clubs are losing out in the search for African talent, but the success of Arsenal's striker may change all that, says Ian Hawkey Emblen keeps Wycombe up after day of suspense Football round-up FA Carling Premiership Nationwide League First Division Second Division Third Division Fixtures and TV Games Scotland Pools Mills comes to the rescue Saints stay alive thanks to Le Tissier magic Derby fail to break Coventry's lock Fantasy league Goalkeeper saves day for Carlisle Mercedes-Benz Stunned Scarborough go down fighting Cresswell on target to ice survival cake Beagrie on course for life at the top If Bradford City win promotion today, their acrobatic winger has big plans for next season TV Details Newcastle surrender Everton joy as Campbell serves up treble treat England seeking Hosts to take it one day at a time Winning matches will be hard enough, but reclaiming a place in the nation's heart may be even harder Wily Ranatunga maintains leading edge over Stewart Simon Wilde reports on the psychological tussie between rival World Cup captains whose sides meet head-on at Lord's on Friday Aussies ready for the battle South Africa might be the favourites, but victory is the only thing on Australian minds Straight man Fraser in mood to silence critics England's warhorse relishes yet another chance to prove the selectors wrong Centre Court Debenture Issue Rhodes primed to set tempo Whether batting or fielding, Jonty Rhodes remains pivotal to South Africa's chances of winning the World Cup, says Ian Hawkey Sledgers face gag Fed up with the image of the game being tarnished, cricket's authorities are to target the outspoken offenders Field wide open for tactical innovation The World Cup offers teams a chance to play clever with their batting, bowling and fielding Lara prays for play Cricket round-up Scotland so close Washed out Surprise package Cruise for Kiwis Ijaz hits form Team by Team Guide to the 1999 Carnival of Cricket The new Bora. Any excuse Swing doctors make golf world a sicker place Hendry shows touch of class Sport on TV Action Replay: TV moment of the week Q & A Book review The Death of Ayrton Senna Richard Williams (Bloomsbury, £7.99) Bestsellers Stark rides his luck in the mud Torrential rain turned the Badminton course into a heavy-going challenge, writes Keith Wheatley Bad boys set for a dressing-down Land Rover Little Miss Perfect BAC Sport What Nadia did next: Comaneci after Montreal Little Miss Perfect Resilient Shaw casts dye to change fortune Nick Can talks to the colourful Wasps lock who, after being written off, has reinvented himself and intends to nudge the selection The right stuff The Tetley's Bitter Cup final on Saturday gives Gary Armstrong the chance to crown a magnificent season Tetley's Bitter Cup Final Middlesex Charity Sevens '99 Bristol's three steps to heaven Bristol can fulfil their destiny today by overcoming Worcester and returning to the top flight England ready to play it off the cuff The long-term view can be deceptive, writes Stephen Jones. Clive Woodward is right to pick men in form as the World Cup nears Nervous Rotherham on title knife-edge Historic club out to stop day of jackals Stephen Jones says that greed is the motivating factor behind EFDR's threat to kill off Richmond European pass for Quins Exiles winning the fight for survival Satisfied Wasps focus on cup final Victory for Irish brings only uncertainty Investors 'scared off by closure threat' If the cap fits It's official Final countdown World record Daniel wings out Cup final tickets Resurgent Rios refuses to buckle to Moya Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Contents This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Racing The Medal Factory China's UPS and Downs The Times Cricket World Cup The Sunday Times Fantasy League Emirates Choose your Team from the following Players Last-gasp glory suits Europeans Tim Richards on a new team event that was big on style but was greeted coolly by the paying public Daliapour fails to pass Classic test Beat All heads the Derby betting after a rival failed to make a mark in the Lingfield Park trial yesterday Contents SAAB Rover Triathlete's drug scare Ex-triathion world champion Spencer Smith has had an anxious time since an adverse US drugs test Inflexible thinking corners Coulthard McLaren must take a leaf out of Ferrari's book and vary their tactics in mid-race, says Peter Windsor Facing the Future Coin Montgomerie returns to the European Tour this week, 20lb lighter but hungrier then ever for competition Woosie sparkles to 66 Mel Webb sees the Welshman desperate for a victory move into contention in the French Open NatWest Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cadillac Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stephen James Enfield Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Scotts Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The dark horses They are the cars that offer more for the discerning driver who does not want a Bmw. And, says Andrew Frankel, they have charms all of their own How to import a cut-price car without really trying Don is too busy to do the donkey work in getting his dream car from abroad. 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Fox Synter Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motorpoint of Derby Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items William Loughran Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Normand Park Royal Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dick Lovett Jct600 Road Range Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Registration Transfers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Manheim Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items DVLA Makes All the Difference Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Car Marks Multiple Classified Advertising Items The doppelgangers The Volkswagen Bora is strangely like the cheaper Seat Toledo, Why pay more, asks Ray Hutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guaranteed Motor Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Guaranteed Motor Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Guaranteed Motor Cars Keep the sports car, drive the price tag Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volvo Selected Used Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Axe falls on ICL project to computerise social security Microsoft acts as matchmaker to challenge BSkyB Walsh captures top job at Diageo British Midland Contents Sterling's strength will force Bank to cut rates Contents Texaco eyes £80bn merger with Chevron Failed Arco bid triggers approach Inside Where Tradepoint, leads, World's exchanges may follow EU threatens big fine for Daimler in car sales row Business Digest Singer & Friedlander US has lion's share of British Steel Docklands mastermind heads for the sun Redwood making Noise in America Small firms baffled by job law changes Star Wars poses digital menace to Rank £10bn bidders call One2One Nightclub owners sell their security arm Marriott British Energy plans buyback Boyden Interim Executive Paladin offers Premier Oil slick solution Hopes of end to war in Kosovo lift euro Euro Watch Continental shift Epicor Big trade gaps threaten chaos Lasmo leads shake-out in oil The merger with Monument is likely to be the first of many deals as the industry's smaller groups get swallowed up, writes David Parsley America runs out of workers Emirates Air Wars The battle for digital television erupted last week with Sky offering free set-top boxes to steal a march on its broadcast rivals and the cable groups now backing by Bill Gates. Kirstie Hamilton reports King of networking puts Goldman on top A contact book that reads like a Who's Who of business has enabled John Thornton to gain £121m of shares in the bank's flotation PPP healthcare If the joint head of Goldman Sachs cashed in his Air Miles is one go Buffett finds little to buy in America The legendary investor believes that shares in Britain and Japan may offer much better value British Steel shows face of future A £140m investment at Port Talbot shows how the company is creating a smaller but highly trained, multi-skilled workforce, writes Andrew Lorenz Cable & Wireless Eurostar Vodafone Databank Consumer champion defies the big guns Karel van Miert, Europe's competition tsar, is determined to help the little man even if it means making enemies in high places Revamped Bates will shift focus from TV Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom Exuberance erupts as Asia bounces back Stock markets from Jakarta to Seoul are booming again though little Financial reform has been achieved and debts are still huge. Michael Sheridan reports from Hong Kong Microsoft Argyll Business Centres Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Road Haulage Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Absolutely No Competition Brand New-Home Based… Mortgage direct Mortages Century Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Weaver Valley Estates Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Art market makes a good impression Auction sales of $150m are expected in New York as paintings soar in value. Then it could be London's turn for a boom, says Peter Watson Posthouse Angels add wings to growing firms Sarah Gracie reports on private investors who help start-up businesses to move into the second, decisive phase of development where they grow into middle-market companies The Sunday Times Private investors help with more than cash Uk business angels pump £500m a year into 3,500 enterprises but still have a long way to go compared with America, writes Sarah Gracie Marketing man offered money-back guarantee Don Peppers built a business that today has sales of $10m by starting from one novel proposition. By Rupert Steiner in New York Inktomi Scaling the Internet Samsung Bulletin Bakery partners want to earn crust separately Question of Business Here we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world How to invest capital gains Payoff scandal adds to pressure on Tacs With a review of business support under way, the government may have found another excuse to scrap the Tecs. By Claire Oldfield Multiple Classified Advertising Items International sponsorship management Legends Nightclub Get your KIT on Freephone Talk is cheap when calls go through best operator Computers can help companies keep the cost of phone calls down by automatically selecting cheap tariffs, writes Claire Oldfield Business to Business Champagne Days Ltd The Music Room Leapfrog International Function Hall Available for the Millenium New Years… Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Newspapers Support Recycling Jett's career takes off again Intel inside Telephone giant is spinning new web Prufrock on wall Street Sunday Times Star Wars fans are not the only ones waiting with… Cramer caught in the Net after about-turn Fourth fortune brewing for whiz-kid Seagram problems are only relative Amex card is only for chosen few Fund high flyers fail to deliver Spurs savers stuck in mid table Contents Go for fixed rates, homebuyers told Contents Fidelity Investments Contents Thousands due endowment compensation Estate agent's discount deal proves houses are moving Save & Prosper tries an old trick Adwatch Scottish Widows NFU Mutual Home in on flat rates to compare mortgage deals Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Cards that'll do nicely for millionaires Credit card companies are launching a range of exclusive cards to appeal to the seriously rich, writes Nick Gardner Pick credit to reflect your payment habits The Cheapest Deals on Offer Winterthur Direct UK Ltd. Virgin Direct Personal Financial Service Ltd. Jupiter Legal & General Direct Limited AXA Sun Life Direct Limited Ten tips to get best private health cover Choosing the right private medical insurance policy is critical. Naomi Caine points out what you should look for Fees and bad performance eat into value of pension top-ups House prices climb towards dizzy heights Experts are revising forecasts for the property market as evidence points to soaring values, writes Alicia Wyllie Scottish Widows Abbey National Net service right up your street Save a fortune on holiday This year is one of the cheapest ever to travel abroad. Robert Winnett looks at the best value destinations First Active Johnson Fry Travel insurance bills cut in half Friends Provident Charles Schwab Club together and share investment fun Combine the chance of making a profit with a social life, all for a modest outlay, writes Kevin Pratt The Sunday Times Squash players are on the ball Accountants in league with taxman The Inland Revenue's ever-changing rules are changing an army of been counters off the streets and in work Neville James Limited Doing homework pays dividends in the long term Direct Line Financial Services Garage collapse puts car buyer into debt Questions of Cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Savers are losing out in great interest rate rip-off The gap between the amount banks and building societies pay investors and charge borrowers is growing, writes Nick Gardner Norwich Union M&G Financial Services Limited The Gartmore Global ISA American Express Digital TV war cuts costs Viewers can not only watch more channels but they will soon be able to move money via the small screen, writes Robert Winnett Standard Life Bank The Television Packages on Offer Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Best Savings Rates Top Investments Funds Popular Shares Insurer raises cover for bride and groom Savings News Internet leads way to best accounts High returns look hard to beat Scottish Life Income Bond Chase De Vere Investments PLC Beale Dobie & Company Limited Policy Portfolio PLC The Equitable Life Free Web service offered by Barclays TV waitress takes orders for dinner Fame and Fortune Vicki Michelle has found a moneyspinner with her agency that provides celebrity speakers for dinners Mercury Asset Management Soothe your annuity worries with an Isa Eve faces no barrier to growth prospects Update The Saint and the Sinner Anthony Sampson discloses the painful story behind the humiliation of one of the most revered men in the world Jones Boot Maker Contents Inside Contents Goodwood Travel Limited From Political Prisoner to World Statesman Goodbye to Glamour Air Poetry's in my soul, I just can't get it into my pen The Sunday Times Enemy of the People Golden-fleece dropouts buy the good life Dedication beyond the call of duty Reader, I failed Jeremy Clarkson on the shortcomings of the new driving test that let him and his Ferrari down rather badly Flying high on the excitement of saving lives Interview Life is an open book my husband wrote Olivia Fane reveals her discomfort at receiving a public message about her failed marriage to Adam Nicolson Trains Preposterous, my dear Watson Merciless logic? No, the detective novel has always thrived on absured tales drawn from an earlier, more chivalrous age, writes Nigel Williams Talking himself to death Nixon chattered so much his aides switched off, but his tape recorder never did, writes Henry Kissinger in his memoirs Degrees that are given for guts Foxtons Taylor Woodrow Capital Developments FPDSavills Knight Frank International Cala Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight Frank International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Knight Frank Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Love is in the air, and your Vimto's in the post Talking heads Global village This Life Lumbered with £10M I'm Quitting Hollywood Pride Cymru Love is in the air, and your Vimto's in the… People of the Week Earl Grey, your Majesty? (from The Guinness Book of Naval Blunders): The millennium list Eureka! The Daily Telegraph: Oliver Reed Last word. . . The Daily Telegraph: Johnny Morris Replay sets for referees The Sunday Times Ray gun freezes victims without causing injury Defence The Ministry of Defence is looking at a new weapon that could immobilise gunmen. Max Glaskin reports Timid software makers stifle potential of DVD Sounds This medium has huge potential but too little material is being produced for it, writes David Hewson Space station faces debris danger Space Protective shields are being left off to get the station into orbit quicker, writes Mark Prigg Kangaroo boot puts a bounce in your step Living calves' cells ease cancer pain Edited by Sean Hargrave. 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Mark Hodson refereed a head-tol-head contest British Midland Contents Scandinavian Seaways Ryanair the Low Fares Airline Books of the Week Holiday Clinic Rob Wilson and Louise Morris have a tall order: they want to go away in August on a Light budget of £2,500 and have not yet booked. There have to be interests and activities for both adults and two children and they would like to avoid crowds Voyages Jules Verne British Airways Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Trentino Deals of the week Parknasilla Great Southern Hotel Tap Air Portugal Ryanair Multiple Display Advertising Items Business as usual in Greece Directions Mark Ottaway reports from Corfu as the season kicks in Experts fear more wet-bike deaths Holiday Money Gunard Thomson packages change course Where was I? TV Travel Rubber bullet A near-indestructible raft provides a safe way to experience the excitement of white water, and unique views of the Scottish landscape, says Hamish Scott Travel Bride Stena Line The Wild Bunch Each Whitsun, a river of horses runs through the heart of Andalusia, expertly guided by a hard-riding band of vaqueros. Lucy Rees joins the exhilarating chase Markwarner beach clubs Multiple Display Advertising Items Tel Aviv-Jaffa Travel Brief Brittany Ferries The Perfect 10: Antwerp From next weekend, Antwerp will host the largest Van Dyck show ever: David Wickers outlines nine other essential things for visitors to see and do The Ormond Quay Hotel Ireland's South EAST-in full colour! Stena Line Multiple Display Advertising Items Ryanair Simply Ireland Ashford, Co. 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A new breed of more sensitive hero has replaced the hulking mounds that we once knew as Arnie and Sly, says Christopher Goodwin Physique from Chiswick London-born Gary Daniels has spent 10 years as a us kick-boxing star. Can he now fight his way out of video and become the new Van Damme? Cats The week's films That takes the biscuit Cinema A British film costing £2,500 has been nominated for a Cannes prize. Karen Kay reports Advertisement NT Royal National Theatre ENO A lot of fuss Visual arts Stephen Conroy is the toast of the jet set. O Winston Link isn't. One deals in photographic realism, the other with the lost age of American steam engines. But only one of them is a genius, says Waldemar Januszczak Paradise Lost Lyceum Theatre Simply herself Interview As the third generation of a Hollywood royal family, Bridget Fonda knows the downside of fame. 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