News from 07/11/1999
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Serge Conein, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Thomas Keneally, Philip Marsden, S Webster, David Downing, Matthew Wall, Scott Athorne, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Martin Narey, Steve Jones, Francois Pienaar, Emma Payne, Rosie Waterhouse, Emma Elliot, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, Colin Haine, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Lesley White, John Jay, J D, Laura Mercler, Max Glaskin, Nick Rufford, Lee Brown, Frank Whitford, Ivo Tennant, colin Jahoda, David Hinchliffe, Alistair Scott, Susan Bell, Sally Payne, David Smith, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Anthony Lawson, Malcolm Whitehead, Melanie Phillips, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, E P, Arthur Davies, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, J Arch Getty, Stephen Grey, Mary Wilson, Dylan Jones, V W, Frank Gardner, Leslie Fraser-Mitchell, Jan Battles, Martin James, Simon Wilde, Tom Walker, Anthony Sattin, Iain Johnstone, Robert Winnett, Sir Alex Ferguson, Irwin Stelzer, Jane Moore, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, David Dougill, York Membery, Water Ellis, Norman Davies, John Evans, Dominic Tonner, Terry Leahy, Sarah Toyne, Marian Martin, David Hewson, Tania Alexander, Margaret Coles, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Alasdair Reid, Hugh Mcllvanney, Margarette Driscoll, Peter Watson, Jeremy Clarkson, Nigel Williams, David Cairns, Edward Porter, Hugh Canning, Louise Taylor, Estelle Doyle, John Waples Deputy City Editor, Stewart Lee, Lord Palumbo's, Jane Renton, Paul Eddy, Eben Black, Allan McFaul, John Deamer, Denia Wigram, Josh Hammond, Sally Kinness, Andrew Barr, Phil Craigie, Melaine McFadyean, Nick Gardner, Ian Robinson, Reg Staunton, Frederick Kempe, Chris Nowakowski, Hannah Cleaver, John Button, Peter Parker, Phillip Oppenheim, Paul Ham, Sue Evans, Josephine Smit, P Newta, Sue Lawrence, Below, Paul Driver, Boris Schapiro, Michael Woodhead, Maeve Sheehan, John Follain, Steven Downes, Richard Brooks, Shelley Von Strunckel, James Tooley, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Angle Buttrose, Edward Costello, Mrs J M Clarke, Alicia Wyllie, Sue Beenstock, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, Jeremy Isaacs, Susan Clark, Paul Smyth, John Humphyrs, Steven Pinker, Danny O'Brien, Cliff Richard, Allstair Scott, Michael Heseltine Mp, Michael Winner, Hugo Barnacle, David Cage, Matthew Kalman, Anthony Grayling, Alan Combes, Meurice Chittenden, Sue Reid, Jonathon Green, Anna Pasternak, Raymond Keene, Nigel Sitwell, Cosmo Landesman, Zoe Brennan, Greg Hadfield, Diana Wright, Oleg V Naumov, Andy Knott, Phillips Faber, Andrew Drummond, Stephen Jones, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Peta Bee, Robbie Cooper, Michael Bartlett, Natalie Graham, Paul Nuki, Caroline Donald, Dominic Rushe, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Anna Greening, David Walsh, Name Withheld, A Bergin, Waldemar Januszcak, Jack Grimston, S P, Bryan Appleyard, Colin McDowell, M Smith, Tim Fenton, Stephen Armstrong, Ron Clarke, Caroline Seed's, Christopher Goodwin, Paul Kavanagh, Donovan Winter, John Stirling, Mark Prigg, Nick Harvey, Richard Woods, Nicholas Snowman, Garth Alexander, David Windle, Jeff Bezos, lan McEwan, Kim Fletcher, Maurice Chittenden, Kevin Pratt, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Graham Hind, Mark Franchetti, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Jonathan Leake, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, John Crossland, Michael Sheridan, John Harlow, Peter Clarke, Godfrey Smith, Michael Barber, A B, John Waples, A A Gill, Joanna Owen, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, Denis Walsh, E Hott, Nadine Meisner, Brian Brivati, Darren Evans, F Little, R Mulcahy, Chrissy Iley, Stephen Pettitt, Eva Pascoe, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Robert Johnston, Jeremy Langmead, Angie Buttrose, Sally Kinnes, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Jane Hardy, Professor Ian Craft, Roger Dobson, Tom Rhodes, John Aizlewood, Chrsitopher Somerville, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Valerie Grove, Gordon Brown, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, K Devani, David Parsley, R Kaberry, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Tom Wolfe, Simon Crerar, Peter Roebuck, Bob Dwyer, James Gibb, India Knight, Steve Grant, Sandy Gall, Simon Howard, Danny Danziger, Rupert Halden, Georgina Howell, John Ramwell,
ResumoContents Brown to unveil high-tech tax cut Contents Kuoni GPs caught in £80m 'ghost' patient fraud Queen 'hurt' by No vote despite win 54% of Australians reject republic Contents Dome gets extra cash to finish Contents Contents Newspapers Support Recycling Contents Abargain Australians stick A nation unsure of where it stands The fiery episodes in a lukewarm love affair Big guns who fought for a country's heart Why Her Maj is yours, not ours A promised land lost to the wrong question Titanic studio sinks millions into Sydney Queen to express Boer war regret Virgin Sir Les Patterson Rolf Harris Robert Hughes Bryan Brown Jason Donovan Alan Freeman SAS Institute Builders snap up green fields worth £3 billion Generals target youth jails to ease troops crisis New Peugeot 406 Orange Real IRA opens arms supply route from Far East Found: lost war poems of Sassoon Article Withdrawn Investors is People Labour cuts film funding for flops Audi recalls 'dream car' after crashes Investment trusts NHS funds trip to drung clubs Tie Rack Bargain buy is a £10m Caravaggio Attacker struck before in French rail murder case Buzz Continued overleaf Dobson hopes hit by voter list row Hewlett Packard Publisher faces revolt over 'nude' Diana Trash Straw to seize terror assets Web pirates steal latest Bond Film American Express Services Europe Limited The New Golf Estate Robbie Williams wants to play 007 'Nightmare' plots his new football war PC World the Computer Superstore Corrections Empiredirect TV man branded by animal activists Grammars stay top of the league Earl Spencer accused by South African maid over 'slave wages' Seat British pupils lag in race for computers Currys Frozen in Time As the world's most complete mammoth is lifted from its icy toms, Richard Woods and Jonathan Leake report on the prehistoric secrets it will reveal Australia 2000 Tesco Loans But what about the other taxes, Tony? Britain was accused last week of having the fastest-rising tax burden in Europe. David Smith reveals the truth about Labour's taxation by stealth Dog days at the best club in London Profile The Lords Went to Rotherham, got sent to Coventry Gateway Picture Gallery Pyrrhic victory Making his mark British Red Cross Like Chris Evans, Labour's losing its cool Ballot Box It's the property boom where nobody gets rich quick Mummy's floating role casts Charles adrift for millennium Atticus Straw plots a cunning escape from the anti-hunting pack Cure-all prescription fails to impress cancer chiefs Wise is the head that wears the crown Everest Fit the Best It is time to forgive the Bulger Killers BT Together The higher ranks of the British Army are no longer Build bridges for Yugoslavia Heseltine and Tory Party Funding Essential eggs Laurie Lee Points Birthdays Picture Gallery Terminal Velocity Investigators are mystified by the supersonic descent flight 990. Paul Eddy and Tom Rhodes report on safety flaws it could expose De Vere Hotels Trainline Thatcher haunts cold war reunion Gorbachev tells of taunts that pained Raisa Euro-watchdog reveals Brussels has spent £3 billion in error Free serve Scottish Widows Falling star shatters Jospin's grand plan Buzz Scroll names Jesus as sect member Lecreuse Making Sure We're Ready Freed activist flies home from Burma Nicorette Hanoi John winged by election flak Tutornet Sky British quiz shows scoop US jackpot Bun Microsoft court ruling sees Gates crash to earth Troops sold as serfs to Chechens Tuscan aristocrats jostle to offer Blairs a place in sun EDSolved Air France Queen of all she surveys A kick in the bread basket worries FBI Inside Washington Matthew Campbell The root to the White House? Shrinking fortune Pope faces wrath of Hindu zealots Fish4cars Posthouse Ousted peers find some nice little earners Weather and Travel Outlook Papal pause: Pope John Paul IIstanding for the… Pub 'rip-off' curbs BT workers 'in ticket scam' Go the distance Blakelock's son to join police Millennium hope In the long run Four share £7.8m lottery jackpot BT You Can Call for ban on gay teachers News in Brief Firework deaths Lawyer shot Flood toll rises Chips and fish Sour grapes Contents Australia beat France 35-12 to lift trophy Contents Tetlsy's Contents Aussies rule over Masterly Macqueen Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whisky Gouging claims led to walk-out threat The beaten finalists have been accused of resorting to foul play in Cardiff, writes Nigel Botherway Les Bleus fall at final hurdle After surprising the All Blacks, the northern hemisphere side were tamed by wily Wallabies Winners worth their place in history The new world champions did their homework properly and their success was totally deserved Hard grind pays off for worthy champions The Wallabies may not have dazzled us with brilliance, but they were still the best team France are left to sing blues The game failed to live up to its building, but Australia were a good match for the occasion How They Rated: A Player-By-Player Analysis Australia's Finest Tune Never Again France's epic victory against New Zealand almost baled out of the World Cup's bungling organisers-but not quite. As the catalogue of staggering incompetence mounts, it is time for heads to roll Greedy unions scupper 2007 bid Six Deadly Sins of World Cup 1999 Guinness Vauxhall Lomu Wings in Bristol are poised to sign rugby's biggest name in a £1m deal, write Nick Cain and Stephen Jones Heroes and villains Rugby's spirit wins through Whatever the organisational problems, there was much to enjoy on the pitch at the World Cup. By Stephen Jones The Sunday Times Picture Gallery Keane blast at miserly United The outspoken Manchester United captain has accused his club of lacking the ambition of the world's financial giants De Bilde the leveller Lloyds TSB Cole reminder to Keegan Careless Villa pay a heavy price Boro's joy wrecked by fast Ready Coventry fail to capitalise on wealth of chances Nivea for Men Horlock's goal keeps City reaching for sky Spot-on Pompey snatch a point FA Carling Premiership Minor Leagues and Statistics Scotland Nationwide Conference Pools Liverpool and Owen unscathed Mowbray strike rattles Rovers Marbles Stuart revives lucky Charlton Vauxhall Passion Play-off Skill shortage hits old rivals Auld enemies may have fallen on hard times, but their Euro 2000 clash still stirs the Blood Heroes and wizards immortalised at football's Culloden A nostalgic Brian Glanville remembers the legends who figured in some of the historic encounters between England and Scotland Redknapp hoping to call the shots The Liverpool captain can come of age as his country's playmaker, says Joe Lovejoy But please don't call him the new Gazza A fight for the right to gloat A goalless draw in Glasgow would give Scotland the edge for the return at Wembley Brown dons kid gloves as he seeks knock-out blow for Keegan The Scotland manager is warming up for the Battle of Britain by trading compliements with his England counterpart, says Louise Taylor Battle of Britain: Where the Struggle Will Be Won and Lost Football will always be a funny old business No beef with flying French Letters to the Sports Editor Moet & Chandon American Football Q & A Sport on TV Action replay: TV moment of the week Any Answers? Book Review Passovotchka: Moscow Dynamo in Britain, 1945 by David Downing Bestsellers Akinbiyi treble repays happy Wolves O'Leary cries wolf to keep rivals off scent The Leeds manager continues to play down talk of the title but his players seen to be unconvinced, By Louise Taylor Let battle commence The real work has just begun for England's remaining teams in the Champions League Audi Butcher's tour off to poor start Simon Wilde in Cape Town As England Struggle through their South Africa tour, it is left to Caddick to provide some class Sky Marshall was best in era of bowling giants Peter Roebuck hails the cricketing genius and warm nature of Malcolm Marshall, who has died at 41 Donald must prove Test fitness South Africa's strike bowler needs match practice before the series before the series with England. reports Simon Wilde Van de Velde takes real prize The Frenchman has no regrets about events at Carnoustie but is bitter about the Ryder Cup Inspired Jimenez leads Europeans as Woods lies in wait Nick Pitt sees an in-form Spaniard share the lead in the American Express championship, but he faces a dauting task to stay front Unbeaten Slater savages Pakistan attack Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Racing The Golden Shot Everything Lennox Lewis has ever craved from boxing is their for the taking on Saturday Virgin trains Return of the Long Fella Five years after quitting the saddle, Lester Piggott made a dramatic return. 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By Denis Walsh The Sunday Times Dettori takes sweet revenge Crucified for his ride on Swain last year, Frankie Dettori provides an emphatic answer to his critics Polished Pearl quick to rediscover form Jonathan Powell sees Ireland's top chaser return in style with an impressive win at Down Royal TVR Goes to Ulster Cup's Big three rule the waves Prada, Young America and America One capitalised on a perfect day in the America's Cup Smoking Causes Cancer Agassi shows survival instinct Sublime tennis was the order of the day at the Paris Open as maturity triumphed over youth Motoring Aston Martin Authorised Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Auctions F1 teams break sound barrier Max Glaskin reports on how submarine warfare technology is ready to help F1 teams steal a march on their opponents Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Authorised Dealers Multiple Display Advertising Items Park Lane Altwood Heathrow Alpina Scotthall Royal Ascot Garage Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motorpoint Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wood Family on the move could do with a flexible friend It's all go for the busy housewife—as car manufacturers have started to understand, reports John Evans The great and the small The competion in the small car market is fiercer than ever, which is way the best makes try so hard to stay ahead, says Ray Hutton Picture Gallery A good wash is the best seller Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Formula Loncoster Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Talacrest Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Step-By-Step Import Pack Multiple Classified Advertising Items Eurosales (UK) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lexus Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Hollingdrake Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items London Docklands Jaguar Jaguar & Daimler Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Jeep Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. 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Owen Every small boy needs to dream of hot stuff Wyndham of Cardiff Michael Powles Harwoods Multiple Display Advertising Items Shocked Gates ready to sure for peace RBS links up with Spanish bank to bid for NatWest Stock Exchange chief under fire Virgin atlantic Contents Taking Aim. . . Sir Colin Chandler Break-up bid for National Power Contents RMC seeks to cement £800m Rugby takeover Pfizer's marriage wrecking rewrites the rule book Markets buoyed by government surplus Global-investor It compliance Imprima No Title British Midland to seal Lufthansa link Rentokil plans £700m payout Vodafone bosses in carve-up talks Business Digest PowerGen weighs up £3.5bn bid Embattled BA to hold dividend in show of Rivals take aim for Vickers tank division British Superbike Champions Parental leave rights 'may cripple' firms Gates tees up golf club deal Watch Interest rates go up in unison TechMark glory cut short by Nasdaq American plans for a pan-European market have eclipsed London's new index, write Kirstie Hamilton and Claire Oldfield Armadillo Pennies from Heaven Greenspan finds excuses to cool asset prices Dream Team The creation of a vehicle to take over ailing retailers has electrified the market. John Waples reports on Knutsford mania AON Battle of the economists threatens Bank credibility A turf is raging as the outside members of the monetary policy committee demand greater access to the Bank of England's 95 economists to help with their research. David Smith reports Dolphin Unloved A&l steps up its search for merger deal Alliance & Leicester will be more receptive to partner now that its chief executive has gone, but who will want it? Kirstie Hamilton reports Powerhouse of switched-on Scotland Ian Robinson turned a regional electricity board into a national utility that has more customers in England than in its home territory. Now he is expanding in American Jaguar Ian Robinson's Working Day Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business for Sale Avondale Group Life Plue Vehicle Options Pro-Team Protection Limited 'Exclusive' Assembly Agreement Profitfocus Norwich City Council The SCF Group Company Store Group Goldfinch Mortgages & Loans from Weaver Valley Estates Pirtek European Catalogue & Mail Order Days Amazon aims to flood Britain Jeff Bezos, who heads the internet's biggest retailer, has ambitious plans to challenge terrestrial businesses in Britain by giving customers exactly what they want when they want it and at low prices The Sunday Times Posthouse Rio Tinto digs in to keep its world leadership The mining gaint last week announced a new chief executive but Bob Wilson, its highly rated chairman, will continue to mastermind its growth, writes Virgin Integrated e-commerce solutions Drug giants face merger mania Prizer's offer for Warner-Lambert as it prepared to merge with American Home Products will have a huge effect on Britain's own drug companies. Garth Alexander reports form New York Databank Alaska clears way for BP Amoco-Arco merger Sharewatch Toshiba A Share in the Boardroom Rough Cut Tesco chief executive Terry Leahy denies grocers are overchanging and explains how fierce competition is forcing prices down Freecom Pitney Bowes London & Country Mortgages Limited Newspaper Licensing Agency Surviving on industry's cutting edge Frederick Woolley, a Midlands family firm that makes parts for the motor industry, has managed to keep going in an increasingly competitive marketplace by driving down costs and learning the secrets of lean manufacturing from the Japanese. Report by Jane Renton No Title Enterprise Network The Experts Henderson Supermarket advertiser refused to be left on shelf Jessica Hatfield was struggling to sell her idea of placing ads on trolleys when a chance encounter produced a breakthrough. Rupert Steiner reports Motorola Pension traps profits in defunct firm Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers'business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Bulletin Quest for tomorrow's stock market stars The search is on for the top 100 private companies measured by sustainable profit growth. Report by Claire Oldfield Are your Profits Growing Fast Enough? Business to Business Beacon Marketing Mortage Direct The Sunday Times Pricewaterhousecoopers The Worldwide Wood Company Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items (Claims Consultants) Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Ad agency makes splash in America Fallon McElligott was founded only a year ago but its rapid growth has already secured it an award for enterprise. Claire Oldfield reports The Sunday Times Bookshop Orange Biriani and a bottle of Billy Prufrock Computer game turns into daylight robbery Bar closes early for the gods of the millennium Boots needs urgent cure for arrogance Picture Gallery Endownment holders faces huge tax bill Keep sight of credit card, warn experts Students save by sharing showers Contents No Title Revenue bans income boost for pensioners Contents Sisters in Arms. . . Your children might want… Barclays recommends its worst account Fidelity Investments Contents First the rate rise, now the disappearing bonus National Savings can be beaten Adwatch Royal & Sunalliance Investments Newton How to keep the taxman off your children's savings Money Matters Every week Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Make the most of the interest rate rise We show you how to prosper in the complicated world of savings and mortgages By Robert Winnett Schroders Egg: Card Shares tipped to ride storm Cheltglos Abbey National Millions of homeowners hit by mortgage crisis If you have an endowment, your home could be at risk, Robert Winnett explains Above average returns with low risk Surrenda-link Limited Victim Gets £1,250 Compensation The Equitable Life Meet the men who can make you rich Within the industry, their names are legendary. Nick Gardner reports on the fund managers nominated the best in Britain Take a tip: run away from 'dogs' of investment as fast as you can Scottish Windows MBNAPLATINUM plus Legal & General Direct Limited Nelson Banking online puts patience to the test There are good deals on the net but trying to get to them is often a frustrating exercise, writes Matthew Wall Govett The Equitable Life E*trade Alliance Leicester Screen Should you buy a home to let? Cheap mortgages have tempted many people to become landlords. But is it still a good time to invest? By Diana Wright Bad computer memory keeps owner hanging on a helpline Every week our own consumer champion tackles reader's money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf What to Watch for Ten tips on giving money to children Youngsters who get cash at Christmas won't have to think about tax if their parents are clued up, writes Kevin Pratt Insurance premiums ready to rocket The Equitable Life Skipton Financial Services Norwich Union TQ Direct Choice Beale Dobie & Company Limited Foreign & Colonial Switch banks for a better deal It's time to forget your banking loylties and find a better current account, writes Sarah Toyne Bricks and morter shares go through the roof Builders merchants and healthcare are a safe bet as M&s shares start to leak, writes Kevin Goldstein-Jackson Essential Guides to Personal Finance No Title Policy Portfolio PLC Direct Line Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Best Savings Rates Best ISA Funds Popular Shares Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Cheap Credit Cards Racegoers bank on credit offer Delve deep for a nice little earner Fund tries to profit from City egos London & Country Mortgages Limited Mandg Jupiter Unit Trust Managers Ltd. Radio shows way back to wealth Fame and Fortune Derek Hatton, the former firebrand leader of Liverpool city council, still likes to spend, spend, spend By Natalie Graham Private banks open their doors to you—at a price On offer is the kind of exclusive chequebook de rigueur among the jet set, writes Nick Gardner Versailles treaties lead to success Contents The Man behind the Smile Goodwood Travel Limited Contents AXS Telecom Song of the bully girls The Titanic rises and the rock band plays on Travel CD/RADIO Alarm Enemy of the People The musical outcast's New World sympathy Sacked Westminster Abbey organist Martin Neary tells Margarette Driscoll how American has let him bounce back Far out, Auntie, but hippies were groovier than that The BBC has missed the excitement of working in the underground press in the 1960s, says swinging surivor Jonathon Green It all adds up for the man of ambition Interview Dances with Wolf get Al all muddled Dry Fino Sherry My uncle, the Nazi torturer When Frederick Kempe, editor of The Wall Journal, Europe, opened some Stasi files he found the secret past of his American family: a respectable Mormon relative with a guesome history This is the way to dine out on a food book Hats off to Mandy, all you baldies Colin Jahoda tells Ann McFerran how an experiment on his wife led to a breakthrough in hair transplants Giving girls a bad name John D Wood & Co New Hereford House The Sunday Times Hellway Homes Monument street Westminster- Three Bedrooms Hamptions Sotheby's Multiple Classified Advertising Items Faron sutaria Westminster-Three Bedrooms Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cala Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barratt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Parable of the good neighbour Margarette Driscoll and Lee Brown reveal how Simon Hughes broke the code of a Killers, and in doing so has put his life at risk I'm a historian, not a trendy detective Confessions of a jail bird Does the first female governor of a top-security men's prison find her job daunting? 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Mrs D will pay up to £2,000. Gladly The Holidaymakers' Profile Virginia Holidays Buzz Picture Gallery Cost of passports to rise Le Grimaldi claims it is Nice's first… Where was I? Tasmania A whale of a time in the Med TV Travel Tallest hotel CTS Horizons US ski resorts show red card on slopes Directions Spice Girl Mel G has offered her services as… Question & Answer Holiday Money British Airways Pettills Eire gets tough on wet bikes Discover India Air Maldives Bang up to date—Naples 200 Clubs Sunsail The big bang The Neapolitans love New Year fireworks. Will Vesuvius provide? By Philip Marsden Air Portugal Jetset Hoilday Inn Handy Secrets of You've found your carpet—but is it Persian, fake or flying? Anthony Sattin calls 'open sesame' on the mysteries of shopping in the markets of Marrakesh and Damascus Buzz Half Price Fares to America with US Airways P & O Cruises So, what are you doing over Christmas? Susan d'ARCHY wraps up some great festive breaks, while Angle Buttrose sees the dawning of millennium discounts Christmas New Year Garnet Point Lowland highs A mole catcher walks the frozen fields. The spires of Ely pierce ice-blue skies. And Christopher Somerville is gripped by winter in the Fens Marbles LunnPoly Travel Brief Swissair Ireland In the begining Yearn to learn, not crash and burn?ALISTAIR Scott finds ski schools have changed for the better, while intermediate skier Nick Rufford is pushed to new heigths No Title Choosing the right ski school Voyages Jules Verne Valle d'Aosta Italy Old dogs, new tricks Is fear good for you? Trentino The Ski Company Chicago So far, so good The island of Socotra. You haven's heard of it. Now have the tourists. By Frank Gardner Columbus Direct Value Mad! 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Contents Picture Gallery Contents Yah! It's Me! F-mail Our super new Scooby-Doo story continues next week Yahtzee Fun Competitions! Rich Milk Asterix and Son Jarvis Send us your ideas on the next millennium! Your view of the future 2000+ What a bat! Tusk force The brightest stories in the galaxy are always in… Highly strung! Nifty little mover Up for the cup On top of. . . Boy Meets World is a global smash hit and But what is it like making such a successful television show?Day Beryl the Peril Trouble is always in store where Bery's… Dagsy Dog with vet Catherine Morganti Funday Buzz! The biggest stories from the brightest stars are in Album Dance crazy Rex and Tex Squirt Catch Dennis & Gnasher The gang are always here to give you a chuckle Next Week in Funday Helping Hands Give us a hand -and you'll be helping the NCHAction For Children! We need as many hand prints as possible—so… Head to Head The Funday Times sport Don Hutchison Fans utd Funday Times Sport is always a winner! Alan Shearer Golf quiz Thrill of F1! Contents Scottish Amicable Contents The Magic Flute Millennium Masterworks Age and enlightenment At 54, Helen Mirren still Juggles the roles of sex symbol and serious actress with ease, says Lesley White Rest of the week's films Swan Lake No Title Ghost busters Cinema Bruce willis acting with a kid might sound scary, but The Sixth Sense is frightfully good, says Cosmo Landesman A lot of fuss about nothing Art Why is the Tate Gallery devoting its last exhibition of the century to a bunch of second-rate debblers, asks Waldemar Januszcak Brad Pitt Edward Norton More sinned against than Famed as the superlad host of Fantasy Football, David Baddiel says the public has got him all wrong. Judging by his surprisingly mature new novel, he's got a point, says Chrissy Iley Put a sparkle into your Millennium! Secret seven Radio waves Playing for his country Television Less is more Biteback Toruing de force Opera You don't have to go to Sussex: each autumn, Glyndebourne takes to the road. its current tour is a must, says Hugh Canning Renault The week's theatre Ariom "Visionary" Grand finale San Francisco Ballet's Swan Lake proved an unexpected delight, says Nadine Meisner Smoothing over the past Is the new bland jazz just pop without the snap and crackle, asks Clive Davis Fine Art and Antiques Fair Record of the week The Sunday Times Music Shop Pop Classical Crucial cuts Falla: Night's in the Gardens of Spain Picture Gallery Jazz The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Agenda UK box office Oct 1-Oct-28 US box office Oct 1-Oct 28 Videos Live Film Theatre Long players Art Comedy Dance Opera Concerts Pop Pick of the week Pile 'Em High The Sunday Times concise crossword No 608 Hardbacks Dancing on Dangerous Ground London Calling Music Multiple Display Advertising Items Records at Cost Capital Breaks Collected Stories Royal Albert Hall Millennium Madam Butterfly Bryan Ferry in Concerf Dick Whittington London's Musical The Chiltern Hundreds Disney's Beauty and the Beast Prince Edward Theatre Entertainment Event Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wigmore Hall Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gielgud Theatre British Gas Royal Festival Hall The Sixteen Ltd Cecilia Bartoli The Best Disco in town-Live 2 Imfax Capital Corp Ltd Royal Albert Hall World Award Winner Dick Whittington Uktickets Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dick Whittington The Reduced Shakespeare Company Lion King Harrods Art Galleries Whistle down the Wind Music Lovers Barbican Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Piccadilly Theatre Live on Stage BBC Singers Mary Black Peacetour Rambert Dance Company Tina Turner The Snowman The Sunday Times All the right angles? Archi Tecture Acute or Obtuse? Hugh Pearman asks whether we can learn from the use of triangles in two education projects The World Is Not Enough 007 Who do we think we are? The Isles: A History By Norman Davies Macmillan £30 pp1,232 Sweet nothings Passion's Fortune: The Story of Mills & Boon Oup £25 pp322 Illegible Article Inner voyage Passage to Juneau: A Sea and its Meaning by Jonathan Raban Picador £16.99 pp435 At a glance Uncle Joe's killing fields Mister fixit Lord Goodman by Brian Brivati Richard Cohen Books £20 pp304 Tobypress Mind your language Words and Rules: The Ingredients of Language by Steven Pinker Weidenfeld £12.99 Just passing through Darwin's Worms by Adam Phillips Faber £7.99 pp148 At a glance The Folio Society Ltd. Harvey Porlock It has taken 10 years, but this second volume of… Berlioz: Volume 2, Servitude and Greatness by David Cairns John Carey's books of the century The Cement Garden lan McEwan, 1978 One world, a million paradoxes Twentieth Century: The History of the World, 1901 to the Present by J M Roberts Allen Lane £20 Shadows over the city John Dugdale finds convincing detail in the words of the latest sleuths Blood Junction The 1999 Crime Writers, Association "first chapter" competition for aspiring authors attracted 700 entrants from 29 countries. This is Caroline Seed's dramatic winning entry A genteel kinds of gossip Time to Be in Earnest: A Fragment of Autobiography by P D James Faber £16.99 Enchanted Evening by M M Kaye Viking £20 Dark deeds in medialand Midnight All Day by Hanif Kurelshi Faber £9.99 Turning on, tuning in and all at sea The German Numbers Woman by Alan Sillitoe HarperCollins £16.99 Papa Paks Bookshop Pick of the week A Man in Full by Tom Woife Audio book of the week Travellers' Gazettee: At Home Edition by Various readers Quality Paperbacks Direct Bun Domain of women Having long been a toy for the boys, the internet is attracting girls. Sally Kinnes sizes up the newcomers who are changing the web What girls really want Eva Pascoe, managing director of the shopping portal Zoom, assesses a range of rival sites dedicated exclusively to women's interests Presenting the future Antiquesportfolio Chip shop The human brain is the inspiration for a new Coloured vision Achievement badge Message in a Bottle Hard drive TAG McLaren F1 Avant Garde speakers No thank you for the music Nigel Powell answers your home technology A calculated risk Save precious surf time—go straight our sites of the week Picture Gallery The feast of Leonardo Lucid in the sky Whatever is out there had better watch out. Fame, the all-seeing telescope, will soon be mapping our galaxy more precisely than ever. David Windle takes a closer look Keep an eye on yourself Sounds from silence Austin Powers would love it Sensoring the enemy Software for schools Contents The one to watch Extremely Dangerous Thursday, ITV, 9pm Best film The Passion Of Joan Of Arc Tuesday, FilmFour, 6pm Biggest Disappointment Looking For The Iron Curtain Critics choice Film Choice BBC1 Radio Sky One Films Hollywood Greats Film Choice BBC1 Radio Sky One Films Cutting Edge: Snoopers At Work Film choice BBC1 Radio Sky One Films How Do You Want Me? Critics choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Sky One Films The 1900 House Critics' choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Sky One Satellite, cable and digital Films Hippies Critics' choice Film choice BBC1 Radio Sky One Films Doctor Who Night Critics choice Film choice Music of the millennium BBC1 Radio Sky One Films The Sunday Times Bol Contents Estee Lauder Yah! Tara Palmer-Tomkinson Contents Driving Gloves Where Have They Gone? What I Really Want Ready to Bare Clothes are getting so small, they're practically disappearing altogether. What with see-through dresses and hankie tops, it's all becoming too much(or too little), says Jane Moore Bare-faced chic: from left, Cher at the Oscars in… Picture Gallery 10 fashion looks that really did shock the world Picture Gallery Gucci Jerry's New Jack Flash Jerry Hall has a new man in her life: an old Harrovian 11 years her junior. But who exactly is this handsome toyboy? Sue Reid finds out Okay, so it's not exactly like going to the… An Embarrassment of Riches The battle between Lord Palumbo and two of his Children over the family is infamous. For the first time, his daughter Annahella tells her side of the story. 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