News from 08/08/1999
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John Dugdale, Terry Pratchett, Barney Spender, Alec Hird, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Edward Owen, Christopher Morgan Religious Affairs Correspondent, David Levinson, Andrew Warshaw, Jon Swain, John Peter, Karen Christensen, Shanker Trivedi, Pam Barrett, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Miller, Sarath Toyne, T Staples, Lesley White, John Jay, Michael Madigan, Eric Poole, Gareth Walsh, Frank Whitford, Sheridan Morley, Ivo Tennant, P M, Ferdinand Mount, Allan Brown, G R, Tim Richards, Edin Hamzic, Nick Pitt, Frederic Raphael, Neil Wormald, Beverley D'silva, David James Smith, Andrew Sullivan, E Roberts, Clive Davis, Mary Wilson, Dr Roger Henderson, Kathy Brewis, John Carr-Brown, Edward Platt, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Eleanor Mills, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Colin Kirkwood, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Rabbi Julia Neuberger, David Dougill, Philip Flaxton, York Membery, John Gribbin, Tim Spurrier, John Evans, Glies Coren, Thrasy Petropoulos, Marian Martin, David Hewson, Tania Alexander, Margaret Coles, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Wayne Gordon, Margarette Driscoll, Bobby ROBSON's, Nigel Williams, Jeremy Clarkson, Hugh Canning, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, David Cairns, Louise Taylor, John Waples Deputy City Editor, Stewart Lee, Robert Winner, Eben Black, Martin Bronstein, Kate, Dr Gary Kitchen, Phil Craigie, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Mike Smith's, Nick Gardner, Emir Feisal, Jack Raeburn, Josh Salzmann, Phillip Oppenheim, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Keith Douglas, Josephine Smit, Paul Donovan, Paul Moody, Frances Spalding, Sue Lawrence, Simon Mills, Uzi Mahnaiml, C Cotton, Smita Talati, Paul Driver, Derek Clements, Gavyn Davies, Michael Woodhead, Ann McFerran, Adam Novak, Nicholas Hellen, John Follain, Steven Downes, R R, Ian Hawkey, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Derek Courtnell, Bridget Freer, Dave Hannigan, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Jack Britton, Edward Griffin, Sarah Gracie, Julian Kossoff, Susan Clark, A Johnson, John Latsis, Christopher Hope, Phil Baker, Elspeth Burnside, Hugo Barnacle, David Watts, Anna Pasternak, Kathy Jager, Alan Combes, Russell Strode, Sue Reid, Raymond Keene, Ruth Lea, Cosmo Landesman, Christopher Goodwin, Margaret Forster, Luck Atkins, Helen Hawkins, Nick Cain, Harry Glenister, Michael Wright, Paul Nuki, Pierre Richterich Leeds, Rob Ryan, Claire Oldfield, Zoë Linkson, David Walsh, Marilyn Imi, Antonio Vitorino, John Stern, Mandy Francis, Bryan Appleyard, Lyon Eaton, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Steven Paine, Dr A Brown, Ron Clarke, Peter Leslie, Mark Macaskill, Paul Kavanagh, Mark Prigg, Mr L M Lee, Janet Watts, Victoria O'brien, Nick Herbert Chief Executive, Roland White, T Ellington, Garth Alexander, Patrick Spalding, Stephen Bevan Environment Correspondent, Kevin Pratt, Terry Smith, Judith O'Reilly, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Kristie Hamilton City Editor, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Colin Lucas, Amanda Craig, Sean Hargrave, Christine Webb, Andy Collins, Michael Austin, Bob Davis, John Waples, Hunter Davies, Bob Wilson, Andrew North, A A Gill, Ann Lee, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, David Hutcheon, Robert Barrie, Tom Robbins, Nadine Meisner, Jonathon Carr-Brown Political Reporter, Stephen Pettitt, Paul Hooper, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Montague Keen, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Howard Jacobson, T L, Sally Kinnes, Andrew Lorenz, Delshad Karanjia, Naomi Caine, K Baker, Anne Rice, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, Tom Rhodes, Richard Harris, Malcolm Monteiro, Christine Ross, Alexander 'Skip', Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Michael Lake, Christopher Higgins, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Ray Perry, Rupert Steiner, Hugh Pearman, Sam Gilpon, Brian Pendreigh, Dan Cairns, Tony Israel, David Parsley, Phellm McAleer, Neil MacLean, Hugh Bradley, Simon Trump, Michelle Pamment, Joanna Simon, Stephen Boyd, India Knight, Waltham St Lawrence, Simon Wilde Cricket Correspondent, Sandy Gall, Simon Howard, Andrew Palmer, Dan Pearson, Dominic Rushe, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoRevealed: school examiners fiddle state results MI6 paid for dirty tricks, says burglar Insight Inside Contents British Airways Contents London doctors race to make cancer-free babies Contents President Blair's millennium speech Contents Vauxhall Contents Inspectors condemn safety at nuclear power stations Rebel soldiers lead mission to free hostages Tough new laws will crack down on rip-off companies The Sunday Times Classified Newspapers Support Recycling Chasing the moon: Cars clog the A30 near Bodmin in… Efficiency teams target Whitehall Risk of BSE in vaccines revealed Rakish lover fired Delia's passion for food and faith Composer accuses anti-Catholic bigots of poisoning Scottish life Virgin Edmonds to quite BBC in quality row P&O Stena Line Blair takes the heat as Schröder pays his way US students do Blairism studies Phone firms cash in on cancer fears Football thugs broadcast fight on the internet Mercedes-Benz Volkswagen Retailer Parents to sue doctors over 'child harm' syndrome Science finds brain waves that make shoppers spend Zara goes out on a royal limb in world of alternative medicine Marina Rinaldi Honda The racy past of Mary Poppins Queen rules out special royal Diana service Corrections Kodak Picture CD My Dirty Tricks for M16 Insight Abbey National Spying for Apartheid Bare-kneed UN police feel the breeze in Cyprus Rover Parents seek answers on heart deaths Tuning into the digital revolution Britain is on the brink of the biggest-ever change in its television viewing habits. What will it mean for consumers and who will be the masters of the airwaves? Jonathan Miller and Nicholas Hellen report Mercedes-Benz Surfing Television's New Wave Alliance Leicester Our priority is value for the viewers' money Audi A Greek bearing gifts with strings Profile Stick to the rules, and we'll get on famously BT Stay in touch Save the BBC Kosovo goes backwards The Sunday Times Perfect for Nato—a nice copper's laddie who knows when to go quietly Selling our future for a fat house price Dons give Thatcher a Major surprise Minding Prescott could make their hair turn white Atticus Robertson's desperate defence of CND folly Atticus When the doctor knows best about childbirth Full marks for persistence to the perfectly formed… The Sunday Times Direct Line Wanted: a new deal for the elderly Fiat Modern bikers bite back Another side of the European coin What an unfair article on the John Lewis partnership Beyond the norm No Action: Further to your article Points Birthdays Lunar Lunacy Reach for those glasses, because if the eclipse doesn't dazzle you, the feverish hype and mystic madness will, report Stuart Wavell and Simon Trump Chasing the Eclipse Lunn-Poly Bush's life or death decision Execution poses campaign threat Orange Republicans vie for Thatcher blessing Lander Germans call for tax on the big spenders Rover Larry Flynt wages porn war on the political prudes of Russia German to take command of Kosovo troops Strike grounds Canary luggage French poor are granted free summer holidays Jaws author eats his words to save 'misunderstood' sharks Great White Truths Scottish Widows Betteraa Disguised king lifts Jordan's veil Yeltsin plan to bury Lenin fills loyal embalmer with gloom Tesco Personal Finance US widow in quick-fire bid to curb guns Black box reveals air crash cover-up Inside Paris SAAB Payment in port Vive le Franglais Monumental mess Fortress mentality Serbs spread terror with British-made crossbows Professor faces inquiry into drug tests on animals Weather and Travel Outlook Gaul inquiry Convicted killer released Man remanded over explosives Road pricing Lada barter Single ticket lands £6.4m jackpot The Samaritans Health warning for Dobson News in Brief Crushed to death Falklands visit Victim named Flight of fancy Rhapsody in Blue Chelsea stroll to 4-0 win against new boys Contents Skysports Contents Grimandi adds injury to insult Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Bould is facing up to tough new challenge The former Arsenal defender has Settled in at Sunderland and is raring to face his old club on Saturday, writes Louise Taylor Jewell's veterans can still sparkle Leeds young guns denied by Poom Shearer red card fury Ostenstad enjoys awayday for well-travelled Saints Watford error gifts victory to Olsen Fa Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Second Division Third Division Football Extra Goals on football's opening day Scotland Pools Graham feels the pinch Tottenham's manager has had enough of being told to achieve success on a shoestring One 2 one Lampard lashes Tottenham 2006 rivals spell it out for Blatter England are getting striking support as they prepare to tell Fifa why they should host the World Cup, says Ian Hawkey Buyers target £1bn United The Football Round-Up Charlton treble Sky Sports Extra Lavin on way out Six for Brighton Cheltenham lose Celtic on fire Video winners Fowler steals the show Horsfield sent off as Fulham slip up Ipswich cut Forest down to size British clubs plan campaign on European front Chelsea join West Ham and Rangers this week in the quest for European glory Centre spot for Beckham Alex Ferguson reveals that the most creative midfield player in the Premiership is about to assume a crucial new role for Manchester United. Ian Hawkey reports Poor England put to the kiwi sword Astle's ton rubs it in England's attacks struggles as New Zealand take charge of the third Test at Old Trafford Landrover England New Zealand Third Test at Old Trafford Gooch fends off his critics with straight bat England's deadpan batting coach says it is easy to be wise after the event. The performance of the Old Trafford pitch over the first three days of this Test has defied all expectations. John Stern reports Butcher shoulders heavy burden England's fourth Test captain in 17 months is finding it no easier than his predecessors Industrious Bell's triumph of perseverance A New Zealander's study in concentration at the crease puts his team in the ascendancy in the third Test, writes Thrasy Petropoulos Selectors in a real tangle Simon Wilde, cricket correspondent, says that England selectors Graham Gooch and Mike Gatting should now take a back seat Sky Sports Extra Essex gloom lifted by Law National Westmaster Bank Lewry secures victory Cricket Scoreboards Fans rally round Ostler Warwickshire have refused to give their stalwart a benefit next year, reports Michael Austin Boks bow to Cullen Smiling Monty in control Graham Otway, in Malmo, sees Europe's No 1 charm the crowds while heading towards his fourth victory of the season SKy Sports Ticketmaster Dallaglio to get all-clear The RFU inquiry into drug allegations will not prevent England's former captain from playing in the World Cup, says Nick Cain Enter your Team now for Fantasy League £126,000 in cash prizes The Sunday Times Fantasy League Game for the 1999-2000 Premiership Season Marcel Desailly Chelsea 3.3m World stars hand out harsh lesson Crystal Palace witnessed some outstanding performances—mostly from talented foreign imports. Steven Downes reports On the Run The former Olympic champion's recent drug test has cast an inevitable shadow over his past success Bailey vows to get back up to speed Searching for the politically correct orange BBC no Des res for sport Letters to the Sports Editor Sport on TV Picks of the week Action Replay: TV moment of the week Q&A Book review Encyclopedia Of World Sport Edited by David Levinson and Karen Christensen (ABC-Clio Ltd, pb, £12.99) Bestsellers Black and Proud No world champion made a bigger impact than Jack Johnson The Sunday Times Moodie swings sweetly to keep life on course Sorry Salford trapped in the danger zone Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Racing Dettori lands mighty flutter Tim Richards reports on a commanding Ascot victory by Russian Revival which proved a profitable result for the punters Fallon forced to follow Cecil's Memorise Ascot TV Card The Times Market Rasen Going: Good to Firm Redcar Going: Firm-Good to Firm The dark horse Motoring The Honda NSX should have ruled the world. Andrew Frankel hails Japan's forgotten supercar How to track down a banger that hasn't been mashed There are plenty of cheap cars out there, but some could prove more expensive in the long run, writes John Evans Locking out the car thieves Sytner BMW Holland Park Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW & Mercedes BMW Dick Lovett Heathrowbmw BMW Hexagonbmw Bmwparklane Sytner BMW Cheyne Lancoster R & R Peaformance Cars BMW Woodbmw Bavarian Multiple Display Advertising Items Scotthall BMW Fairfield Offer 988 7401 'Individual'… Prophetsbmw Multiple Display Advertising Items Cooper Multiple Display Advertising Items Aston Martin Authorised Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ford Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clivesutton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Auctions Range Rover Harwoods Synter Sytner Land Rover Multiple Display Advertising Items 2.5Dt Man 96N Bleritz blue. 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Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harwoods Sussex Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alldays chain faces growing financial crisis Banks asked for fresh loans Sports internet firm lines up £500m float Inside Contents Branson to sell mobile phones at Our Price Contents Draper launches advertising agency Productivity soars and is set to keep rising Productivity Index Contents Underscar Charity could begin at home if we had US tax laws Asda launches price-cut war The Times TV companies fight for F1 pole position Men from the Pru go to tribunal over 'pay cuts' Business Digest Aegis hit by loss of VW account Fortunes lost as internet shares plummet Enic lines up £70m Chandler takeover Bug scheme is 'waste of time' Mediasurface heads for float Efr Enhanced Digital Sound Pingu the penguin put up for sale Euroland recovery boosts currency Germany's family firms suffer from generation gap A survey reveals that the country is in danger of losing 380,000 small and medium-sized companies within five years, writes Michael Woodhead No Title Europe could be on the verge of something big Encouraging economic news in Britain and euroland holds the promise of a recovery that will not fizzle out especially if governments stick to their plans to reform labour markets and cut taxes, writes Robert Barrie Interest rates raised by stealth The fall and rise of Kevin Maxwell He was once Britain's biggest bankrupt and was acquitted after a marathon fraud trial. Now the son of the disgraced newspaper tycoon is back in business amassing a multi-million pound fortune based on telecommunications. He talks to John Waples E*trade United Kingdom The Sharan. Power in disguise Reluctant Rank star takes centre stage Mike Smith has spent the past six months quietly learning his lines at Rank. Now the faded entertainment giant's low-profile chief executive is ready to launch his recovery plan Dow's takeover starts shake-out in chemicals The acquisition of Union Carbide makes Dow as big as DuPont but its reliance on commodity chemicals still leaves it vulnerable to Asian competition, writes Garth Alexander from New York Working Day Insurers face bill for smoking diseases The tobacco companies have taken cover against the health 'risks posed by smoking. Kirstie Hamilton reports on why they prefer to keep it quiet Sun Life poised to sell GRE for £700m Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mortgagedirect Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Living in the UK with Connections Abroad? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal International Scfgroup Companystoreworldwide U. K. 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Claire Oldfield reports on how workers can be motivated with share options The Sunday Times Directors seek to run own pension plan Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world White lie let Conran give up his day job The entrepreneur turned his hand to designing furniture and running restaurants—and succeeded at both, writes Rupert Steiner Mobile-phone broker calls for help Advanced Telecom sells air time on the networks of the big operators but they are poaching its customers. It wants swifter action from the industry regulator to ensure fair play and give it a chance of keeping up with technical innovation. Report by Sarah Gracie The Sunday Times The Experts It was an important week for Sir Peter Middleton HSBC The name's Bond, games Bond Prufrock RAC offers essential eclipse tips Tube 'carve up' row forces out bidders The part privatisation of London Underground has sparked bitter accusations from competing firms of government favouritism, writes David Parsley Carmakers throw bricks back at Gates's Windows Taking the politics out of takeovers House prices set to boom in historic towns Branch account to pay top rate City psychics tell of eclipse slump Contents L&G accused over endowment sales Contents M&G Contents Web firm's shares get off to a shaky start Don't be blinded by the science of savings rates Britannia gets tough to stay mutual Adwatch Scottish Widows Split allowance to save tax Isas help you save for old age Bonds follow Footsie's fortunes Britannic Assurance Student must do homework before becoming landlord Money Matters This week Christine Ross answers your questions on personal finance Company pension is always best Salesman sold wrong mortgage Set up trust to support children Beware the hidden cost of cashpoints Bank and building society customers are paying dearly for using the wrong holes in the wall, writes Naomi Caine You'll have to pay more if you use plastic abroad Using credit cards to withdraw money on holiday is becoming more popular, but there are pitfalls, writes Kevin Pratt Legal & General Standardlifebank InvestorsDirect Angry couple switch banks How you can cash in on Values soar by thousands of pounds a month Your house is probably earning far more than you—especially if you live in the southeast, writes Robert Winnett Are property prices about to overtake stocks and shares? Promise Skipton Financial Services Homes are now more affordable Property Winners The boom in house prices Map shows how market is split across Britain If you own a big country home or a flat in London then you are a winner in the housing race. Robert Winnett reports Elson Framlington Housing surge makes dream cottage a reality Invest in a car that will hold its value Most cars are losing value faster because registration letters change twice a year. Nick Gardner explains how to beat the trap The Sunday Times Royal Bank unveils high-interest accounts Savings News Beale Dobie & Company Limited Directline Advice you can trust could soon be harder to find Consumer groups fear that salesmen who charge commission will still be classed as independent, writes Nick Gardner Policy £ Plus To advertise in money call Simon Craig Policy Portfolio PLC Cdvmongage Best Savings Rates Best Isa Funds Popular Shares Readers' Choice Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Cheap Credit Cards Cash in on firm that helps addicts quit Drugs for smokers will help investors too, hopes Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, who is rueing a missed opportunity Chasedevere Northern Rock Low-cost Isa fails to keep up with FTSE Fidelity Money Builder Growth ISA Implant saves heroin addicts the agony of cold turkey Drug Addiction Swedes serve up revolution in tennis balls Sport New technology could see first-class games dominated by rallies again rather than fast serves, writes Martin Bronstein Versatile craft makes weekends plane sailing Leisure Public Record Office to put documents online Research Dasa wants to buy European portion of space station Space Medicine goes back to nature for cures Health Scientists hope technology may unlock new remedies from plants used for centuries in healing. By Roger Dobson Faces replace password for the absent-minded Computers Tiny radar bugs reveal flight path of insects Pestcon Ecologists hope penguins will cross bridge to safety Conservation Internet choice narrows as the web gets wider Sounding Search engines are limiting access to offbeat sites, turning the net into a virtual Tesco, writes David Hewson Songplayer Comic starts taking cash seriously Scottish Widows Competition drives down price of online share deals A small stockbroker in Leeds is helping investors get better value when they buy and sell via the net, writes Matthew Wall Dream deal lifts outlook at Videologic And Then we Grew up Timberland Flooring Co. Ltd. Contents Inside Contents Superlative Travel Hey baby, hippie parents are embarrassing The children who were dragged along to pop festivals by their groovy parents didn't buy the dream, writes Glies Coren Big bad happy families Let us now praise Molly, a woman who would not be eclipsed by the millennium British Midland The NSPCC Enemy of the People The Sunday Times Hard done by? Joan and I could write a book Hunter Davies, like his fellow author Joan Collins, was jilted by his publisher. And like her he fought back The son who didn't return Jason Pope has not been heard of since he was captured by Angolan rebels last year. His mother tells Margarette Driscoll of learning to live with his unknown fate Bulging with all the best things in life When Vidal Sassoon cut up rough in the East End Before he became a hairdresser to the stars, Sassoon had a hitherto unknown life as a streetfighter, writes Julian Kossoff Hillary, the sorry picture of innocence Why maternity leave doesn't help women Des has gone and England with him Des Lynam is taking from the BBC to ITV a character he has perfected: the laconic but indomitable spirit of middle England My friends were the last thing I would ever see On the eve of the first anniversary of the Omagh bombing, three victims talk to Ann McFerran about their lives in the shadow of tragedy The Sunday Times Shop at your peril on the internet Barratteastlondon Propertyfinder Chapel Street, Belgravia SW1 The two faces of Noël In his centenary year, Noël Coward still has the ability to start an argument over his talent to amuse, writes Sheridan Morley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Talking heads Global village This Life Tarby Winner Jimmy Five Bellies has the guts for a fight Stop the Week Ann Widdecombe's socks, a mechanical bottom, the new 1066 Shock Exchange The tabloid week A Vast Matey Poet Looreate Shock as Actress Wears New Skirt Eureka! 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Stuart Wavell picks up the tracks Ryanair Contents Holiday Clinic John and Debbie Flowerdew want a two-week holiday of sun, sea and activity—especially sailing—with their three children at the beginning of next spring term. Their budget is £6,000-£8,000 British Airways Holidays Travel Brief The Good Gear Guide The latest luggage Books of the Week Worldcover Annual Travel Insurance Markwarner beach clubs No Title Seabourn Legend Easy Jet (www. easyjet. co. uk) has announced that… Gap year hotline The Highway Agency has launched an information line TV Travel Cunard Re-Launch a Grand British Tradition Where was I? Stranded at Stansted Directions Deals of the week Cross-party support for wet-bike legislation Smog news blackout Travel agents get smart to the challenge of the internet Key to best UK buildings Question & Answer Holiday Money Travel Brief Organisation for Timeshare in Europe Desert Song In the silence of the Kalahari, the Bushmen say, you can hear the stars talking. 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