News from 19/09/1999
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Jonathan Northcroft, Waldemar Januszczak, Andrew Soane, Gerhard SchrÖder, John Dugdale, Matthew Wall, Judith O'Reilly Education Correspondent, Sandy Gauld, Duncan Crooks, Andrew Warshaw, Dominic Robinson, Jon Swain, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, San Murphy, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Michael Lidbury, Annabel Levy, Dr Bernard Leary, Jonathan Miller, Caroline Phillips, John Jay, Tony Parsons, Markus Klinko, Frank Whitford, Jane Maguire, Ivo Tennant, Alex Todorovic, Nick Drake Tribute, Tanla Alexander, Sarah Gristwood, John Harding, Sally O'Reilly, Sally Payne, David Smith, John Harlow Social Affairs Editor, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Humphrey Carpenter, Alastair McCall, Melanie Phillips, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Polly Vernon, Clive Davis, Bany Allen, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, W H Auden, R Hunt, Mrs C Redman, Josh Saizmann, Dylan Jones, Anne Dunhill, Simon Read, Martin James, Simon Wilde, Robert Sandall, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Alison Brace, Robert Winnett, Iain Johnstone, Tom Otley, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Mark Wilson, Jenny Male, David Dougill, Jonathan Carr-Brown Political Reporter, Judith Harris, Dan Caims, John Evans, Martin Copsey, Dominic Tonner, R Carter, Hugh McIIvanney, Thrasy Petropoulos, Nick Haslam, David Hewson, Clare Parkin, Margaret Coles, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Margarette Driscoll, Hugh Canning, Nigel Williams, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Louise Taylor, S L, Mark Graham, Max Anderson, Edna Welss, Michael Jones, Nick Newman's, Peter Millar, Joan Smith, Rod Williams, Phil Craigie, Helen Dunmore, Graham Otway, Nick Gardner, Tony Blair, Derek Leighton, Peter Parker, Phillip Oppenheim, Stuart Wavell, Stella Bingham, K W, Josephine Smit, Paul Donovan, Joseph Malone, Chris Edmonds, Simon Mills, Sue Lawrence, Stan Labovitch, Smita Talati, Paul Driver, Derek Clements, Michael Woodhead, Katharina Wolpe, Ann McFerran, Nicholas Hellen, Richard Brooks, Maeve Sheehan, Stephen Tobin, John Follain, Ian Hawkey, Peter Windsor, Christopher Morgan, B Witched, A Manhy, Shelley Von Strunckel, Tony Fearon, S Stafford, Dave Hannigan, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Philip Brewer, T Munt, Sarah Gracie, Tania Bryer, Susan Clark, David Lawrenson, C B, M Bihal, R S, Chris Patten, Phil Baker, Robert Lacey, Karen Bayne, Matthew Kalman, Alan Combes, Ian Evans, Bryan Appleard's, Douglas Alexander, G Tarr, Senay Boztas, Cosmo Landesman, Marie Colvin, James Barr, Diana Wright, Kipper Williams, Chris Partridge, Steve Prior, Michael Prescott Political Editor, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Stephen Bevan, Paul Nuki, Lynne Bateson, Dominic Rushe, Ian Measures, Rob Ryan, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, David Walsh, Jack Grimston, Colin McDowell, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Lisa Sykes, Stephen Armstrong, Christopher Goodwin, Phillip Norman, Paul Kavanagh, Mark Prigg, Colin McDwell, Nick Harvey, Charlotte Harpin, Richard Woods, Martin Mason, Garth Alexander, David Windle, Paul Kennedy, William Rees-Mogg, Kim Fletcher, Maurice Chittenden, Barrie Penrose, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Ian Fawcett, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Judith O'Reilly, Susan Elkin, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Peter Stanford, M E, Margaret Cook, John Crossland, Christine Webb, M D J, Brian Smyth, Matthew Lynn, Godfrey Smith, Marina Farnan, John Waples, John Frieda, Jeremy Hart, A A Gill, John Randall, Matthew Campbell, Anna Lines, Brian Glanville, David Shepherd, David Hutcheon, Michael Horovitz, Robert Johnston, Stephen Pettitt, Trushar Barot, R H, Sally Kinnes, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, David Wickers, Tom Rhodes, Michael Clower, John Aizlewood, Christine Ross, John Cornwell, Mark Hodson, Graham Norwood, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, Rupert Stciner, Hugh Pearman, Yasmin Mills, W Gosbee, David Parsley, C A C, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Tom Deveson, Zoe Linkson, Peter Cooper, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Daniella Anselm, Simon Howard, Dan Pearson, Rupert Halden, Brigitte Schaeffer, Karen Robinson, Rupert Bates, Rupert Brooke,
ResumoSpeed limit will be cut to 50mph Turmoil as Britain sends Hawk jets to Indonesia Contents British Airways Contents Inside Six identified traitors escape prosecution Contents Palace orders Sophie: choose duty or job Contents Travel Next Week Contents Internet The Sunday Times Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Fine - jewellery. co. uk Contents Magazine Yachting murder mystery deepens Giant morgue prepared for New Year disasters Jobless to be coached in social graces ITV has eyes on Match of Day Bloodhounds beat hi-tech sleuths to go back on case It's only rock'n' roll but is it a song for the millennium? Portakabin Rupert Brooke exposed as a sexual predator Comet Dyke to axe BBC palace of perks Wal-Mart slashes its British prices Over the next 10 years, we plan to spend £27 billion… The university that taught Student radicals provided a rich recruiting ground for secret police Mercedes-Benz Mi5 kept file on Prescott the striking seaman Britons to spy for the Stasi KGB claims Kinnock aide was 'Agent Dan' Hold onto our Gold I was Streamer, target of the friendly sneaks Ford Theatreland set to fall to US invasion Dad's Army fills ranks of lost rural police Motorola Charles attacks housebuilders Brighton leaps in university listings By 2002, more than half of all passenger trains will… Top of the Table Corrections X-fat Gene scientists give grey hair the brush-off Colour cure VW Dr Who conquers time to land on planet Hollywood Are You Being Served? to prance again Coach tycoon's son found hanged PC World Labour's town hall revolution Blair plans PR voting to push left out of councils Livingstone rocks the ambulance lovers of Oz Mobiles trap children in spiral of debt Liposuction lets McQueen strut catwalk-style Australia-Britain Design Competition By next April, 80% of stations will be refurbished… Crushed by the Car The government is heading down a one-way road to disaster with its attempts to curb Britain's love affair with driving. Stephen Bevan and Stuart Wavell report Scottish Widows Travelling right: the cost of getting Britain moving again A German joke that stopped being funny Profile This pop group turned me into my father Debenhams Nick Newman's Week SAS Pleasure Tempting fortune Motoring madness It's being so miserable as keeps us going Picture Gallery Duelling Tories show that democracy can be fun Worms turn as ministers put Sir Humphrey on the spot Lilley toys with backing cannabis to reclaim the heights of power Atticus Kennedy's screen debut is strictly a family affair Atticus Schools learn how to cheat at exams Someone has to be first. Why not you? Mums need a break SAAB Anti-semitism widespread Prosecute Spies Timor lives saved Greenham Swipes at Patten Points Birthdays Goldrush Never in the history of capitalism have so many young people made so much so quickly. Welcome to the . . . Rich beyond their Years Ten of Britain's wealthiest aged 30 or under BT Sophie's choice Full-time royal or discreet career woman? Christopher Morgan and Rupert Halden report on behind-the-scenes pressure on the Countess of Wessex to make up her mind Together Muslim warns of Moscow war Gorbachev's vigil as Raisa fades Britain's Railways Messiah of mercy gives Bush poll edge Lucent Technologies Palestinians ban gunshot weddings UN troops prepare to confront Dili militias Refugees picked off by gunmen Mazda Italian cash scandal threatens EU's Mr Clean Serb troops near border with Kosovo XShealth Freed aid workers tell of terror in Serbian jail America recasts Potter's spells Hollywood freezes out ageing stars SchrÖder slump opens door for old communists Virgin atlantic Terrorism Race-hate link to church slaughter Burmese rebels warned jailed Briton not to provoke arrest Calais Allied Carpets Renault Old lady of Africa returns to Rwanda's lost children The Blue Card from American Express Mafia hunt for 'baby killer' who squealed Dream lovers face a legal nightmare The Thomas Cook Group Limited Police let plants go to pot Should have seen it coming Netscape Online Hackers hold City banks to ransom Nurses suspended for 'sadism' to elderly Weather and Travel Outlook Study in sky blue: a wrap dress from the Donna Karan… Motorway Works The Sky at Night Plane deaths Farmers welcome £80m handout Curfew on play Ronnie Biggs suffers a stroke Mowlam challenge GM off the menu Four share £10m jackpot Odyssey Inquiry into 'mines for sale' Fish finger alert Beer price inquiry Pension protest Rifles missing Game theory Smart Stuns Blues Watford end Chelsea's unbeaten streak Contents British Airways Holidays Contents Vassell's arrival invigorates Villa The Sunday Times Cruyff rescues United Astute Wilson hones his survival instincts Sheffield Wednesday's boss is confident his team can haul themselves off the bottom of the Premiership, says Richard Rae Henry strike seals victory Furlong goes the distance Hat-trick hero Phillips downs Derby Huddersfield on road to big time Goater key for dominant city Kilbane double stifles Rovers Nationwide First Division Second Division Third Division Minor Leagues and Statistics Fa Carling Premiership Scotland Premiership referees card count 1999/2000 Nationwide Conference Pools Owen back with a vengeance Gardner strike saves Bolton Returning hero sets himself new goals Ian Hawkey finds Liverpool and England's marksman determined to make up for lost time after a lengthy lay-off through injury Hunt underlines Charlton's control Fulham set sights on promised land Happy days for Harry Developing youth football is the only hope for England's future, says Harry Redknapp Usfa Champions League Robson's choice out to settle old score Brian Deane is paying his dues at Middlesbrough after helping to relegate them Rangers face Bayern test Manchester United did it. Can Rangers now topple German champions Bayern Munich? Baxter hopes to put Arsenal in the soup Stuart Baxter, the manager of AlK Solna, plans a surprise for old friend Arsène Wenger. Jonathan Northcroft reports Goalless trio can turn Euro tide England's three Champions League clubs should open their goal accounts against less formidable opponents, says Brian Glanville Talks over 2001 TV deal Ferguson fear Palace joy Reading win Contents Win £27,000 in Prizes £The Ultimate Coverage Picture Gallery The Hit Man The quiet demeanour of Scott Gibbs belies the image of the game's most explosive hitter Rough, Tough and Hard in the Tackle Worsley shapes up to make impact on World Cup The dedicated Wasps star who muscled his way into the England squad is not backward in going forward England win the phoney war Cut sparks Dawson injury scare Courageous Raper takes Tigers by the tail David Lawrenson on the transformation of Castleford from whipping boys to genuine contenders for the Super League crown Masterful old dogs still learning new tricks Nobody will miss England Moet & Chandon American Football Sport on Tv Sport on TV Action replay: TV moment of the week Q & A Book review Playgrounds of the Gods Ian Stafford (Mainstream, hb, £15.99) Bestsellers Battle Stations James rebels for the cause No nerves for gifted Garcia He is the youngest Ryder Cup player of all time but, for the 19-year-old Spaniard, fear is simply not an option, says Nick Pitt James gang ready Westwood grows up British Airways Holidays Our real debt to Europe's greatest We cannot look forward to Brookline without thanking the men who made golf glorious Jimenez soars while Lawrie suffers Graham Otway reports on an agonising contrast in fortunes at the Lancome Trophy The Pride and the Pressure: How Europe and America Line up Fairways and foul behaviour Boozing and boorish crowds trouble Ryder Memories: Three Unforgettable Moments in the History of Golf's Most Nerve-Racking Event Boon exits with pride Thrasy Petropoulos at Leicester Silverstone ICC needs to show its teeth The council's Code of Conduct Commission has done nothing about claims of cheating which hang over cricket Cricket Scoreboards Hants avoid the drop Simon Wilde at Derby Duo sail in slipstream of heroism Emma Richards and Miranda Merron will race the Transat Jacque Vabre in the boat made famous by Pete Goss Vote for your favourite China stalls on start line Jeremy Hart reports on the problems China has encountered as it moves into the world of international motor sport Adidas Guinness Win or bust for Brits There is intense pressure on Britain's big two to win against South Africa The Times Final test for Ebdon Snooker Thorpe restored to land of giants Stripped of Olympic gold, Jim Thorpe did not live to see his hard-won medals returned to his family Cost of failure adds up for Hakkinen The word champion was inconsolable after an expensive mistake at Monza, but is still favourite to retain his title Aiello speeds towards touring car crown Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Rugby Union The Week's Fixtures Racing Fallon's golden finish Jan Balding's decision to claim the champion Newbury BBC22.15,2.45,3.15 Newcastle Kelso Kayf Tara proves Classic master with repeat win Michael Clower reports on a Godolphin star who battled through desperate conditons to land a double triumph in the Irish St Leger Final Score How to Play Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi J. D. S. Brokerage Ltd Four Wheel Drive Land Rover Multiple Display Advertising Items Land Rover Harwoods Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Sytner Multiple Display Advertising Items Sytner BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items The show stoppers For all the talk at Frankfurt about green machines, it is the exotic and powerful that catch the eye, writes Ray Hutton Lucky Luke wants to splash out on looking flash A nightclub owner intends to live up to his image with a £100,000 limo. An envious John Evans has some advice Hey, boy racer, it's time to grow up Road Sage Mercedes Authorised Dealers Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Signature Mercedes Benz Normand Mercedes-Benz Huges of Beaconsfield Bramley Mercedes Authorised Dealers Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items William Loughran Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz 3Bosl 82 Met Green/Brown Lthr, 78,000 M/s KSB Signature Mercedes-Benz New Mercedes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trade Sale Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items AVC Multiple Display Advertising Items Talacrest Multiple Display Advertising Items Super Search Midland Registrations Multiple Classified Advertising Items Honda Multiple Display Advertising Items DVLA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volvo Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Broughtons Bentley Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. 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Owen Rolls-Royce Rolls Royce Park's Hardwoods Smart adds pinch of sporty spice A new Roadster should transform the fortunes of the Smart car, writes Ray Hutton Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items SAAB The Sunday Times Like classic literature, it's slow and dreary Chevron closes on £10bn Phillips Petroleum deal Arnault buys into video-on-demand group British Energy eyes £1.5bn bid British Midland Contents E-commerce 'makes euro redundant' Contents Tesco takes on high street in web revolution Virgin also plans e-tail assault Barrett survives the week: now the hard part begins MacKenzie closes in on £22m radio deal Abbey National Barclays clams ATM row backing Thameslink 2000 bound for Prescott this week Business Digest Fraud inquiry into bank losses Rat Attack games designer seeks City fans Pearson revamps ft. com website Nursing homes chase £500m for expansion £7.1m boost for drug trials firm DLJ direct BAA favourite to take over Rome airport French are a cut above Germany City keen to revive plan for cross-London rail link The Corporation of London says Crossrail, which some say could cost £8 billion, can be buit within 10 years with private money. David Parsley reports Back the 1960 Blues Retilers or e-tailers? They'll be the same E-mania Britain's slumbering business will be warned this week that firms that ignore the cyber revolution are doomed to extinction Toshiba Jaguar Department stores on the rack While other retailers have boomed, most department stores have struggled. Mergers and takeovers in the sector now seem inevitable. Report by Kirstie Hamilton Hot dog man is the top dog in offices Mark Dixon learnt about enterprise by selling food from a van. Now he will become worth £800m when he floats his Regus Business Centres IBM Nasser drives Ford closer to consumers Andrew Lorenz talks to the man who is transforming his group by diversifying into all manner of services connected with motor vehicles TWA Tills ring for shopping developers Out-of-town retail centres are rocketing in value. John Wapls reports on Glasgow's Breahead, which will be the last such development in Britain Malaysia Airlines Henderson Investors The Times Phone deal sparks stampede A truce between Bell Atlantic and Vodafone AirTouch could lead to the creation of America's largest mobile phone carrier. Garth Alexander reports from New York The Sunday Times Databank Freeserve launches online insurance arm Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom Qxl Sedgemoor District Council Cheap call rates are talk of Hong Kong The end of a monopoly has unleashed competition, which has driven down the cost of overseas calls to as little as 5p a minute, writes Mark Graham The Open University Development Opportunity Germans lay plans for pan-Europe banks Commerzbank is the latest to plot an alliance with the French. Spanish and Italians to offer services across euroland. Michael Woodhead reports TechMARK The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Avondale Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Proven Success The Scf Group Multiple Display Advertising Items NFE 99 The Franchise Exhibition Business or Website Startup? Humana International Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hire Intelligence Training & Development Franchise Investment Required Multiple Classified Advertising Items Red tape strangles young visionaries Complying with a never-ending stream of new legislation is taking a heavy toll on medium-sized firms. Sarah Gracie looks at two imaginative entrepreneurs whose businesses are straining under the burden The Experts The Sunday Times Software spots the early signs of failure Owner-managers can use a simple computer program to analyse their firms and spot any problems that could lead to the collapse of their businesses. Claire Oldfield reports Chef, caterer and money men make perfect ingredients for coffee bar Jus Cafe believes it has a found a gap in the lunchtime market with upmarket American-style juice bar. Claire Oldfield reports Inktomi Virgin trains Bulletin Mobile disco set the stage for a sound enterprise Angus Gibson installs expensive sound systems a business that began when a wealthy disco client asked for a favour Ruper Steiner reports Tax efficient ways of taking dividends from companies Question of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Armadillo Weaver Valley Estates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beacon Marketing The Sunday Times Wee scam to pass the test Unisys MP's kids train for media front line Sunday times Why supermodels should be covered Lukewarm welcome for new high flyers Sandals Contents Tracking Papillon On the trail of Henri 'Papillon' Charriere, Max Anderson finds himself in the girsly prison ruins of French Guiana—and under arrest Contents British Airways Holidays The Good Gear Guide Jonathan Futrell reviews the kit that's hip Newspapers Support Recycling Ashnil Holidays Travel Brief Holiday Clinic The 17-year-old is holidaying on her own, the 15-year-old isn't interested in sightseeing, the parents crave culture. Long-haul is okay, a cruise might be nice. Which way to turn at this family crossroads? The budget is £6,000 The Holidaymakers' Profile Escape British Airways Holidays Seabourn Directions Watchdog's Y2k alert Holiday Money British Airways Holidays Ryanair Question & Answer Come to Ulster For a Happy Holiday! Hotels reach for the stars If you followed Anthony Sattin's advice and… Travelone Deals of the Week Wet-bike noise deafens dolphins Time to belt up If trawling the internet for flights seems too much TV Travel New routes Keep on trugging Shamelessly indulging an extravagant fondness for fungi, Lisa Sykes has a field day among the damp beech forests of Southern Italy Fungi to Be with British Airway Holidays Voyages Jules Verne Markwarner beach clubs Travel Brief Distant Dreams Books of the Year Will the judes be swayed by American rednecks, knocked out by lumberjacks or fired up by the Dragons of Burma? Anthony Sattin surveys the six finalists competing for The Thomas Cook/Daily Telegraph Travel Book Award Ireland Irish Hotels South West Ireland Book of the Week Stena Line Changing Places Self-catering cottages with literary associations Little Mill Swansea Cork Ferries Sons and Lovers cottage Drive Ireland Ryanair C. I. E Tours International Shelley's cottage Eeyore's cottage Irish Ferries Portugal Scotland Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunsall Beyond They're arty, ethnic and idiosyncratic—and new they're safe. Rob Ryan and David Wickers step into the brave new worlds of New York's outer boroghs De Vere Artic Experience The Sunday Times Halloween Travel Brief Brief relief in Tenerife Tenerife means tacky? Not according to Tom Otley, who breaks away to the unspoilt northwest and finds plenty of fresh spots away from the flesh pots Virgin atlantic Peregor Travel Travel Insurance Space British Airways Check-In Phileas fogg travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Qantas Travel mood Multiple Display Advertising Items Sale of the new century The mad rush for millennium holidays hasn't happened. Can price cuts make the dawn more dazzling? By Mark Hodson Refunds for early booker Millennium DIY holiday The Sunday Times Trailfinders Travelbag USAirtours Dial-a-flight Sta Travel Ggu Company Check-In Continued from Page 10 Quest Worldwide Eva Air Austravel Bridge the World Multiple Display Advertising Items British Midland Galsgow British Midland Multiple Display Advertising Items Airline Network Budget KLM uk Debonair Travel Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel Insurance Faresavers Multiple Display Advertising Items Singapore Airlines Go-fly American Affair Baaargain Virgin Express Green Line Thomas Cook Air Tickets Direct Americana Vacations Plc Overseas Travel Elegant Resorts Multiple Display Advertising Items Concorde Multiple Display Advertising Items Citalia SAR travel Classic Connection Multiple Classified Advertising Items Joint Venture Travel Plc Africa Caribbean Connection Elegant Resorts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Caribbean British Airways Holidays Caribbean Connection World Dreams British Airways Holidays The British Airways Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Italian Citalia Victoria Travel Caribbean Connection Dragoman Qantas Multiple Display Advertising Items Direct to Holiday France Portsmouth Ferry Savers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guerba Adventures Exodus Explore Worldwide Brittany Ferries French Affair Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotel Paris Turkey Union-Castle Line Discovery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brittany Ferries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Villas with Pools Direct Cruises Multiple Classified Advertising Items Florida Journeys Thomas Cook Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Erna Low Markwarner Solos The Sunday Times Rural Retreats Multiple Display Advertising Items Thurlestone Hotel Country House Hotels Bolt Head Hotel Neilson Jersey Langdale Careys Manor Hotel My Hols Tania BRYER—traveller, hedonist, lousy packer Virgin trains Multiple Classified Advertising Items Irish Ferries Win a long weekend for two in New York with Kuoni Travel Competition Details Nobody's Hero The dark secrets of Rupert Brooke British Airways Contents Inside Contents Timberland Flooring Co. Ltd. Pity the poor old fools Her secret's out: Mum is the spy who loves me ADVANtage Travel Centres Enemy of the People Young Conservatives Marilyn and Diana, expensive candles in a ghoulish wind The Times Wounded kingdom Fifteen years after his 'carbuncle' gibe at modern architects, Prince Charles has broadened his attack to rigid town planners and unimaginative housebuilders, reports Hugh Pearman Europe is his new battlefield The sins of the children are visited on the parents Cannon Come, friendly Bomb The West's spies, essential to Russia's nuclear ambitions, may on balance have done us a favour writes Peter Millar The rich are richer, so why aren't the poor revolting? I say, Jeeves traitor's a bit jolly strong The long haunting of Harriet Harriet Harman tells Margarette Driscoll how she coped with the years of threats from a stalker with a violent grudge Have our softly softly police gone mad? 'Sensitive' policing means arresting more motorists and fewer criminals, says Jonathan Miller How the years have flown by The Sunday Times Emperor of Rome Pope Plus XII fashioned the most autocratic papacy in the modern era. John Cornwell examines his foibles and neuroses—and his dangerous legacy Stop the Week Labour of love keeps junior doctor on 24 hour call Talking heads Global village This Life Fancy Mixed Doubles The Heir who Would Be a Mayor Introduction the Maternity Ballgown Indian Jones and the Afternoon Nap The millennium list Eureka! Frankie Vaughan The Daily Telegraph: William Westwood UK shuttle plan awaits green light Space Britain could provide the next-generation reusable spacecraft if the government backs the Skylon project, writes David Windle TES Internet banking ends up with Egg on its face Several banks offer online services but they do not make life any easier, writes David Hewson GPs bring web to the bedside Healthcare Songplayer Violin can aid speech threapists Medicine A musical technique could help research into involuntary muscle tremors, writes Mark Prigg Necklace linked to satellite will keep track of children Child Safety The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Mirror images can ease amputees' pain Command performance Despite their elegance and royal heritage, the Nash houses around Regent's Park are suprisingly cheap, writes Mary Wilson Multiple Display Advertising Items Lane Fox Property John D Wood & Co. Lane Fox The Sunday Times Pension shake-up to slash costs Traditional schemes under threat from stakeholder plans Britain's first internet bank is launched today Mansion's a snip at £1.5 million Contents Japan tipped for big profits Contents Fidelity Investments Contents Mothers get chance to save more Hole in the wall rumpus burns hole in your pocket Black mark for Marks & Spencer Adwatch Scottish Widows M&G Investors lose out on windfall shares by living on island Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Lenders turn nasty over home debts People who were repossessed in the last slump are being pursued for tens of thousands of pounds, writes Robert Winnett 10 ways to handle those threatening lettes Prosper Singer & Friedlander Money Section MBNA International Bank Ltd. Chelsea Building Society Can you trust your adviser? Commission-hungry IFAs are accused of best deals to savers and investors, writes Nick Gardner Moneyworld Tax break for long term care Buy shares in winter to reap best returns Recent stock-market history shows that the safest period to invest in November and December, writes Nick Gardner Nationwide gets flexible The Equitable Life First-e Legal & General Beale Dobie I Want to Know More Policy Plus 10 tips for insuring your family's pets We may be a nation of animal lovers, but many people do not have cover for vets' bills. Lynne Bateson studies the options Greedy banks cash in on interest-rate rise The Bank of England's latest move has hit savers almost as hard as borrowers. writes Robert Winnett Egg's credit card beats all others Money Monitor Royal & Sunalliance Scottish Widows Fidelity Childcare costs soar for working parents Few employers offer help and the new tax credits will not go to families with incomes of more than £30,000, writes Naomi Caine Egg Card How the government benefit will affect you Virgin Online car importer cuts cost and hassle Matthew Wall reports on a website that acts as a one-stop shop for motorists in search of bargains overseas Dresdner RCM Global Investors Old Mutual faltes after spectacular run Promise Investeco Barclays Beware of hidden card fees Some of the cheapest credit cards on the market charge barrowers a high price for late payment, writes Simon Read The Equitable Life Directline Moneyextra Battered wife is denied widow's pension Every week our own consumer champion tackles reader's money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Standard Life Bank Flexible scheme will sweeten your retirement Income Booster Free lunch this way Money Section Chase De Vere Best Savings Rates Investors see big bargains in small firms Policy Portfolio PLC Chase De Vere HSBC Cut cost of medical insurance by 80% Make-up artist faces the future Jupiter Welcome to a world where wine costs more than a car The prices people pay for fine vintages can have a sobering effect, writes Robert Winnett Net security firm is only for the brave Hoggett Bowers Harvey Nash Vodafone Sainty Hird & Partners Selector Europe Sage MacDonald Kinnaird Norman Broadbent Stimulating Company Bunzl Odgers Norman Broadbent GKR The Berkeley Partnership Prism Grane Davies PA Consulting Group Selector Europe Hoggett Bowers Senior and Research Associates Interface Selector Europe Hyperlink Nicholson International Whitehead Selection PERA Harvey Nash Whitehead Sainty Hird & Partners Microsoft Holmes Place GKR Robinson Keane Mercuri Urval Macmillan Davies Hodes Michael Beer Hanover Fox International Strategic Dimensions Blackpool Harvey Nash Kurt Salmon Associates Bank One LeadingEdge Harvey Nash The Boots Company Towers Perrin Bryant Consulting Howgate Sable MSAS Harvey Nash London Electricity Bayer Consulting QD Marketing Deloltie & Touche Ntl: Technology Phoenix Financial Services Esporta Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme Silentnight QD Blue Circle Industries PLC Young Enterprise Deloltte & Touche Mitel Michael Page Technology Lloyds Orange Interexec Ashridge Regional Planning & Partnership Manager Harvey Nash Speirhead University of Leeds Securicor Custodial Services The Abbey National Group Fidelity Investments Lever Riley Consultancy QD Technology Business Link Ahsley Harber Consulting The Times GE Lighting Deutsche Bank F & I Group PLC The Wilson Partnership Berkeley The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Citibank Medlock Associates CIGNA WTC Datametrics Systems Limited The Construction Plant-Hire Association The consultancy company Multiple Display Advertising Items BBC Workplace Systems plc TMP TMN The Arts Council National Health Service Multiple Display Advertising Items Mci Worldcom European Movement Connaught Michell Kingdom Donaldsons MMi Active Career Management The Royal Bank of Scotland The North Middlesex Hospital Multiple Display Advertising Items Brands Hatch Leisure Group Limited ProSearch Limited Sunday Times Newspapers Merrill Lynch Serco Bosch Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Field & Trek plc The Bank of East Asia Ltd Freelance Consultants Haldane associates Pentagram Contracts Ltd. Ward Executive Limited Ebookers Iceland Sales Opportunities Record Treasury Management Ltd Harris Bank checks out customer lifestyles Are you customer Job Junkies, Tribal Twenties or Mums on the Run? Lloyds TSB has launched a survey to find out what matters to people. Sally O'Reilly reports Fss Financial Chapman Hendy Associates Macmillan cancer relief Inland Revenue The Sunday Times Advancement Careers Ltd. Sales Opportunities Price Water House Coopers Deloitte & Touche Capita Ras Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Norman Broadbent Lincolnshire Country Council Tmp. Msl Enfield East Riding Distance Learning Institut francais Chiropody Maple Publications Chapterhouse Solihull College The Guinness Trust Kingston University The Birmingham Business School Multiple Display Advertising Items College of Communications D'overbroeck's Henley Turning the expat life into a class act A posting abroad need no longer mean a headche over your child's education, writes Alison Brace It's never too soon to open the first chapter on the joys of reading Business Courses Queen Elizabeth Ii Centre University of Durham The Girls' Day School Trust The Bursar's Secretary The Human Resource Department The College of Communications University of London Leicester University Bring in the experts to handle your staff Several big companies are planning to outsource management of their personnel departments. Margaret Coles reports on what they hope to gain from it Price Water House Coopers Accelerated Promotion Scheme for Graduate I'm too busy to choose between work and life Contents Starck option for loft living The maverick designer is turning his hand to homes, says Mary Wilson St George PLC Contents Magic million has its limits Inflation has croded once enviable purchasing power, says Christine Webb. But the further the location from London, the more you get for a seven-figure sum Properties of the Week Screen gems Light fantastic: the Tudor House penthouse, top,… It's commuter country—so does it have a life of its own? A rare treat from the old master It's not often a Palladian villa comes up for sale, says Chris Partridge, and this one is a gem New Homes Rialto Knight Frank Brookhouse Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Cumberland Hotel Sotheby's Leadbetter Golf Academy Mowlem Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chalet De Luxe Parque Da Floresta Multiple Display Advertising Items World Class Homes Switzerland Don't judge a house by its exterior Mary Wilson finds traditional London facades can mask interiors that are hymns to modernity De Groot Collis Demand grows for more green pastures Many people are prepared to pay for room to roam at home, writes Mary Wilson Rich golfers' choice: Privacy Drive or Paranoia Boulevard David Wilson Homes Beaney Pearce Canary Riverside Putting your holiday home to work for you Follow the golden rules for letting, advises Graham Norwood Strip down to the buff to polish up your image at home It's been hell, but it'll be worth it in the end An enterprising family has rescued an old malthouse from the ruins, says Christine Webb Barratt CALA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lockes Wharf Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regalian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barratt Swan Hill Building a glass house to live in An architect's dream house proves practical as a family home, writes Josephine Smit Regalian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ventana Jarkis Keller Try Homes Bellway Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bovis Homes Central London Properties Knight Frank Faron sutaria Restoration Square Bixham Bridel News St George Alfred McAlpine Homes Fairview New Homes Plc Multiple Classified Advertising Items Howard Irish developer breaks new ground with stylish homes Formal gardens and modern comforts combine for dramatic effect, writes Mary Wilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Private Sales The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items A house of secrets and surprises Classified Property Also Appears in the News Review Part Exchange Octagon Hamptons Repten Minimalist style puts clutter in perspective A Pawson-design home has all mod cons—if you can find them, writes Christine Webb Four wheels bad, two legs good If you live band in the middle of town, who cares if there is nowhere to park the car, says Mary Wilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items CHL Family life makes a comeback in City Berkeley Homes Bryant Homes Contents The Other Women The Mistress by Victorian Griffin Bloomsbury £18.99 Contents Blowing the whistle on the KGB John Crossland investigates a huge volume of damning material from top-secret Soviet files More Deadly than the Male? Diary Ashes to ashes Frank McCourt's long-awaited sequel to his memoir of a gruelling childhood is a life too far, finds Walter Ellis Writing Magazine Missing the Beat Michael Horovitz scans an incomplete life of Allen Ginsberg Why Britain went to war John Charmley's account of foreign police up to 1914 tells a partial story, says Paul Kennedy The Open University The wicked pope A riveting piece of historical detective working indicts Pius XII as a war criminal, says Peter Stanford CAF The boss of rock'n' roll The Springsteen story is one of hard slog and huge success, says Robert Sandall LB Harvey Porlock Gabrielle Crawford The beatified and the damned Even in death, Diana has not escaped being mythologised as a glamorous object, concludes Robert Lacey after reading four studies Emma and Ted's excellent adventure Humphrey Carpenter learns all abc Collected Shorter Poems W H Auden Graham Hough, Critical Quarterly, spring 1967 Bathed in his own self-importance But Arthur C Clarke does not light up Bryan Appleyard's life Paulo Coelho Hearts in Atlantis The Mystery and Thriller Club Funny business down at the farm Peter Parker finds Magnus Mills's dark comedy of manipulation and exploitation in rural England oddley satisfying DT Charitable Trust A family as close as clams Charming Billy by Alice McDermott Bloomsbury £15.99 Morse's coda John Dugadale cannot fault Colin Dexter's farewell to his anachronistic detective Lashing of blood Once again, Patricia Cornwell gets gory and the body count is rising, reports Joan Smith At a Glance Charles: A Biography by Anthony Holden The Sunday Times Pick of the Week The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 601 Audio Book of the Week Crossword Enthusiasts Paperbacks Pile 'Em High Compiled by Books in the Media from data supplied by Hardbacks Bibleofile Everyone should be given a copy of The Rattle Bag The Complete Kama The Softback Preview Scooby-Doo! Contents Picture Gallery F-mail Stars like Spuds! Life on Earth Stuart Barker, 10 Bristo Huw Fearnall Williams Barney Morriss, 7 Tattenhall Asterix and the Black Gold Jarvis Your view of the future Medical matters Getting shirty Get ready for the launch Inflation station His master's voice! Space in Beryl the Peril Dagsy Dog with vet Catherine Morganti Funday Buzz! On the Box Video Michael Owen's Soccer Skills Single Jesse Hold on B Witched Rex and Tex Robot Crusoe Squirat Dennis Next Week in Friday The Gallery The Fun Club The Funday Times Sport Fans Utd Fact File Ryder Cup Get the Facts Contents Organza Contents Yah! My Heart Belongs to Daddy Puff Daddy, the multimillionaire rapper, who describes his fashion look as 'ghetto fabulous', his Paris during couture week and threw a mega-glamorous bash. Simon Mills had the time of his life partying with the posse Ghetto a lod of this Where Have They Gone? Frock Horror A Life of Excess The Marchesa Luisa Casati was a fashion eccentric. She glued velvat onto her brows, circled her eyes with black tape, dressed in leopardskin and covered her servants in gold leaf Artist or model Calvin Klein I'll Do It my Way Jeremy Scott, the wild boy of fashion, has one big fan—himself. Colin McDOWELL meets a designer who is brimming with self—confidence Marks & Spencer Dim all the lights Turn the tempo right down and start getting seriously smoochy. Yes, the slow dance is back with a vengeance, says Polly Vernon Common Knowledge Nicky Haslam, the society decorator, recently declared that jet lag and being ill were common We asked him to compile a list of 20 other vulgar things we should all be avoiding. So now you know Switched on The top photographer Nick Knight is setting up a website that he says will reveal the truth about fashion. Colin McDOWELL reports Picture Gallery Slip into Neutrals Fall for the softest knits in subtle shades this atumn, and layer with pretty pastels for a hint of colour GUCCI Come fly with me Move onto another plane and discover a new world of luxury Picture Gallery Nicky Clarke Love Lessons When you first go to university. It usually isn't long before you dump your old boyfriend, says Jane Maguire. But what happends it he refuses to accept that it's over? Wrap 'N' Roll They're simple, delicious and the height of fashion. Sue Lawrence on why flathread wraps are the modern must-have Wrap 'N' Roll Something to chew on Caffeine Kicks, paperback writers and a taste of Oz Oregon Scientific Hooked on Classic Chianti used to be cheap plunk. So how come some of it now costs £20 a bottle, asks Joanna Simon Something to drink Top-notch Chianti Classico Tipple of the Week Black forest martini Sober … Thoug Table Talk Pinnacle Letters Getting to Know You Parallel lines Vogue's Gallery As Fashion Week hit town, many designers are choosing to show in spaces that are as much of a statement as their clothes. Yasmin Mills reports Thorntons Down to Earth If you want to get ahead, get a wild hedge this year, says Neil Wormald Kind of Blue Cool azure can be just what is needed to refresh a late summer garden, says Dan Pearson Multiple Display Advertising Items Homelodge Buildings Ltd The Dolls House Emporium NordicTrack Classic Choice The London Wall Bed Company Ltd Farmington Fire Places Optimax Clive Morley Harps Ltd Spencers Trousers Adjustmatic Beds Limited Stoneybow Leisure Slim Images Ltd John… Executive Wardrobe Direct Tall Sally Kanopy Travelling Light Bravissimo Pashmina Portrait Direct Ltd Travel Smith The Sunday Times Furnishing Fabrics & Accessories Warehouse Dunmow Furniture EuroCave Wine Cabinets Multiple Display Advertising Items British Antique Replicas Reproduction Furniture Fabric World Multiple Display Advertising Items TruWays The Grape Escape If you like a drink, then you'll love vinotherapy What's Diet watch This week, the true story of a Greedy Person who found his own unique way of losing excess weight. Amanda Ursell reports Consumer Test In line skating gear Sam Murphy survives a couple of rounds of Punch, the new cardio kick-boxing crazen from Canada Fitness Work it out All the answers to your fitness questions Out to Punch Cheat of the Week Win a gournet weekend in Umbria Colour Clinic Daniella Anselm 6 of the Best Morning moisturisers How Do I Look? Once upon a time the only beauty weapons in an Contents Echo Viva Sofa Improve your life with a Churchill's Stairlift Personal Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spacemaker The Teak-Tiger Trading Company Classic Choice Premier Selection Original Box Sash Window Co Thomas Lloyd Andersons of Hitehin The Town & Country Homefair Direct The Sofa Service Ltd. Leather Directory Harkin & Barker Sofa Workshop Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Vin-Garde Ltd Nationwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Oakridge Direct Ltd. The Iron Bed Company Leather Workship Direct Divani Direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Amazing Emporium Odeon Furniture Co. Kirkdale Direct The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Executive Club Scope Help! The answers to all your problems The Sunday Times Cross Word Brief Lives London Fashion Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Only Lunch Elite Multiple Display Advertising Items Sirius Synergy Invitation only Berkeley Sweetingham International Caroline Crowther The Executive Club Katharine Allen Avenues Multiple Display Advertising Items Lexus Contents Contents Interview Television Picture Gallery The malaise of Cinema General accident Film review They got John Travolta for this army whodunit. They needed a script and Col Mustard, says Cosmo Landesman Picture Gallery Showing a few thorns Cover story Helena Banham Carter's latest films, Fight Club and The Theory of Flight, finally put to rest her English rose persona and reflect her new, gritty image, says Sarah Gristwood Rest of the week's films Comedy Pronounced blasphemous in its day, Life of Brian is now used in religious education. Iain Johnstone recalls much fun in the sun in the Pythons' finest hour Millennium Masterworks Guernica K Shoes K Shoes Having a bad trip Art They've moved on from LSD, but have the Wilsons lost the plot, asks Waldemar Januszczak Interview They year Bryan Terfel is going for the double: his magical voice will open both the new Covent Garden and the Rugby World Cup, says Hugh Canning The Lion King Film Art Pick of the Week The Euston Road School Art Theatre Dance Pick of the Week Opera Pop Pick of the Week Pick of the Week Concerts Pick of the Week Comedy Pop The Sunday Times Top 10 Shows and Events Royal Shakespeare Company Rest of the week's theatre A king of great character Drama After a quiet start, Tom Courtenay's Lear blossoms into a great tragic hero, says John Peter Fancy boot work Dance Straight from Soweto the gorgeous Gumboots are the sexiest dance act in, er, wellies, says Ann McFERRAN Virgin The rock Rock In the 1960s, John Fahey sought out musical anonymity. Stewart Lee discovers what coaxed him out of hiding Eno Classical Record of the week Death in Vegas Rock Supergrass Jazz John Lewis Crucial Cuts The Ultimate collection The Sunday Times All at sea in suburbia Dance David Dougill is gripped by DV8's latest, an extravaganza for sofa, water tank, and a ballet with balloons Lyric Theatre Time Computers Shooting to wound, not to kill Opera Hugh Canning finds ENO's new production of Der Freischutz enthralling to listen to but distracting to watch Swan Royal Albert Hall Multiple Display Advertising Items Niclelodeon The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Moscow State Circus Jethro Tull Barbican Centre Blondie Jean Butler & Colindunne Rugby World Cup Capital Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Gielgud Theatre Raymond Gubbay Multiple Classified Advertising Items St. John's, Smith Square Classical International The Mousetrap Theatre Royal Haymarket Multiple Display Advertising Items The pajama game Concerts Van Morrison Los Lovett Theatre Royal Drury Lane Manilow The Entertainer Concerts Dominion Theatre Prince Edward Theatre Billy Bossa & the Nevas Netaid Royal Albert Hall Concerts Terry Callier Credit Card Hotline Sadler's Wells London Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall The invisible man The Radio 4 spoof documentary People Like Us was a hug hit. Now it is moving to television, will it be as popular? Oh yes, says Sally Kinnes The week in view New tracks Radio waves Half baked Alaska Empire strikes back BBC1 Top 10 TV Programmes Love in captivity: Ewan McGregor and Cameron Diaz… Critics' Choice Ohne Gleichen Sky Moviemax Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Still waters: plumbing the depths of a maritime… Critics' Choice Nexus Sky One UK Gold Satellite, Cable and Digital Pick of the day Pick of the day Radio BBC1 Under starter's orders: running the race for romance… Critics' Choice Satellite, Cable and Digital Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 New direction: British export Tim Roth is profiled… Critics' Choice Satellite, Cable and Digital Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 A Royle flush: return of the dysfunctional dynasty… Critics' Choice Satellite, Cable and Digital Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 The final frontier: Pegg and Stevenson, centre, go… Critics' Choice Satellite, Cable and Digital Pick of the day Radio Strange bedfellows: Birkin and Redgrave Pick of the day BBC1 Man of the moment: Norman Wisdom in profile (C4,9pm) Critics' Choice Satellite, Cable and Digital Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day Jungle Contents Contents Your path through the maze League tables point to our world class Statistics tell only part of the higher education story, writes John Randall. But it is a part everyone in Britain can be proud of Caught in a spiral of debt Tuition fees have claimed their first casualties; the final cost could top £10bn, says Judith O'Reilly The battle for financial survival The party's over: if you're not rich you'll need to get a part-time job, writes Karen Bayne Tuition Fees How the university guide was completed Cambridge is still in class of its won The League Table Courses Rated Excellent Brighton leads the way Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The Sunday Times University of Aberdeen Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Abertay Dundee Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Brighton Leads The Way Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Aston University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Bath Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Birmingham University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Best Marks For Teaching Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Bournemouth Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Bradford Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Worst Marks For Teaching Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Brighton Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall In touch Pack University of Bristol Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Brunel University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Buckingham Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Cambridge Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Central England in Birmingham Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Top Ten for Research Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Central Lancashire Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall City University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Bottom Ten For Research Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Cranfield University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall De Montfort University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Derby Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The Best Degrees Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Dundee Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Durham Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of East Anglia Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of East London Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Edinburgh Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Essex Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Exeter Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The University of Glamorgan Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Glasgow Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Glasgow Caledonian University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Highest A-Level Entry Points Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Greenwich Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Heriot-Watt University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Hertfordshire Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Huddersfield Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Hull Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Keele University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The University of Kent at Canterbury Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Kingston University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Lancaster University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Leeds Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Best Staff/Student Ratios Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Leeds Metropolitan University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Leicester University of Lincolnshire and Humberside Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Liverpool Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Worst Staff/Student Ratios Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Liverpool John Moores University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall London University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Birkbeck College Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Goldsmiths College Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Best Job Prospects Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall King's College London Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall London School of Economics and Political Science Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Queen Mary and Westfield College Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Royal Holloway and Bedford New College Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall School of Oriental and African Studies Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of College London Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall London Guildhall University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall loughborough University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Luton Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Machester Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Manchester metropolitan University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Middlesex University Top Ranking New Universitys Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Napier University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Newcastae upon Tyne Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Northumbria at Newcastle Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of North London Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Nottingham Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Nottingham Trent University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The open university Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Middle-Class Univeersity Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Oxford University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Oxford brookes university Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Working-Class University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Paisley Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of plymouth Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Univeresity of portsmouth Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Top 10 Scttish Universites Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Queen's University, Belfast Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Reading Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The Robert Gordon University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of St Andrews Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Salford Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Sheffied Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Sheffield Hallam University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Competition for Places Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall South Bank University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Southampton Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Staffordshire University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Stirling Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Strathclyde Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Sunderland Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Surrey Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Sussex Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Teesside Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Thames Valley University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Ulster Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The University of Wales Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Wales, Aberystwyth Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Wales, Bangor Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Top Hardship Payments Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall Cardiff University Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Wales, Lampeter Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of wales, Swansea Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall UNiversity of Warwick Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Westminister Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The Times Educational Supplement University of West of England, Bristol Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of Wolverhampton Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall University of York Alastair McCall name this year's best performing universities—and those that have taken a sudden fall The Sunday Times University Guide 1999 Time Contents Chrysler American Express Contents Orange Orange Ford Ford Picture Gallery Realtives Values David Shepherd, wildlife artist and conservationist, and his daughter Melanie, who directs his conservation foundation. Interviews by Sue Fox New Zealand KCMV New Peugeot Best of Times Worst of Times Renault Renault Ricoh No Hiding Face Aquascutum Artigiano Smoking when Pregnant Harms your Baby A Life Bang & Olufsen Volvo Animal House She started by adopting a baby lioness. Now this English aristocrat lives near Cape Town with several hundred beasts—and a store cupboard of dark secrets. Report by Caroline Phillips Colgate D. F. S Land Rover Blair's Britan Blair's Britan Blair's Britan Gina Blair Picture Gallery Blair's Britan Blair's Britan Blair's Britan Sharps Blair's Britan Conquest Fitted Furniture Blair's Britan Mitsubishi Motors Bahama Acres Limited Tetrad The Cashmere Company Bose Fresco Woman Prada Are You Sitting Fashionably? Pop star, porn star or royal, a fashion show is the place to be seen for a quick PR fix. But only if you're in the front row. Dyland Jones reports Versace Robert Daniel Ltd. Picture Gallery Hard Rock Cachet Dolce & Gabbana Celine Celine Marella You've Gotta Have It Boss Hugo Boss Soft Options Opposite: thick wool pink jumper Picture Gallery Pale pink wool dress, £430, by Blumarine, 11a Old… Picture Gallery Picture Gallery Oasis Start rite Diary of a Shoe They travel the world, go to all the best restaurants and are lusted after by supermodels. Who wouldn't want to be reborn as a loafer, asks Robina Dam Picture Gallery Instant Respray It's not only models in the glossies who can benefit from the airbrushed effect. Soon you too will be able to spray on your make-up Picture Gallery Jones Bootmaklr Boyd Wonder She made her name with brightly coloured cashmere. But Tracey Boyd, who launched her own line three years ago, is now going for glamour Gabor Integra Voyages Jules Verne Natures Best Hammonds Portland Fit Personal Choice Samuel Health The Open University Brain Power Use It or Lose It! Teaser Bookwise Chess Bridge Multiyork Matki The Sunday Times A Life in the Day of British Airways Alfa Romeo Contents A land fit for heroes Paradise lost Britain's most potent mythical hero, Arthur, was conceived in deceit and baptised in gore. Though Geoffrey's History begins with a Vision of Britain that makes paradise sound second rate, Arthur's sword, Caliburn, soon ensures that the "clear springs" are flowering with Saxon blood An English romance In his defining vision of Britishness, Geoffrey of Monmouth anticipated not only Hitler but also Ernest Hemingway and Barbara Cartland. David Starkey untangles the roots of our national self-image Ten milestones in the history of Englishness Picture Gallery High days for hangmen The end of slavery is cold comfort for the poor, who must starve or become thieves The Documents of the Century
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