News from 17/09/1988
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Pauline Skypala, David Owen's, Victoria Glendinning, Clifford Longley, Andrew Billen, Anatol Lieven, Christopher Warman, Property Correspondent, Daniel Ward, Motor Industry Correspondent, John Vincent, Martin Cross, Hazhir Teimourian, Victor Zorza and Veenu Sandal, Simon Barnes, Jane MacQuitty, Peter Philp, A. C. England, Annabel Edwards, Andrew Longmore, Max Hrrison, Ronald Faux, Cliff Feltham, Tom Pocock, Sheridan Morley, Ivo Tennant, Sir Colin Marshall, N. J. Benson, Michael Seely, Racing Correspondent, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, N. Elliott, Michael Binyon, Golden Giant, Jeremy Flint, Richard Streeton, Sidney Alford, Colin Narbrough, John Maddox, Martin Fletcher and Graham Rock, Vivien Goldsmith, S. N. Mulliner, Roger Berthoud, Francesca Greenoak, Bryan Stiles, Michael Tate, Mohsin Ali, Mohsin Ali, Michael Evans, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Desmond Morris and Peter Marsh, Lawrence Lever, Andrea M. Mills, Peter Bills, Charles Jackson, Robin Young, Robert Nye, Jenny MacArthur, Tim Cooper Co-Chairman, Frances Bissell, Barry Fantoni, Charles Bremner, Joseph M. McAnulty Manager, Hugh Costello, John Percival, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Edward Gorman, John Hennessy, John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Hone Thomson, Timothy L. Hay, Paul Wheeler, Jane Rackham, Richard William, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Steven Downes, Nicole Swengley, J. R. Kain, Gavin Bell, John Woodcock, Sydney Friskin, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, David Miller, Nigel Andrew, Wolfgang Münchan, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Hendry Moore Royal Academy of Arts, Wolfgang Münchau, K. J. Vaughan, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Catherine Sampson, Kerry Gill, Raymond Keene, T. A. Margerison, William Holmes, Peter Davalle, F. G., Dow-Jones, Nicholas Beeston, Emma Wilkins, Robert Worcester, Christopher Mosey, Sheila Gunn and Richard Owen, John Russell Taylor, David Hinge, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Roy Hay, Kate Finch, Peter Bryan, Beryl Dixon, Tony Levene, Charles Harvey President, John Bell, Pat Butcher, Peter Brimelow, John Bell City Editor, Geoffrey Foster, G. R. Clegg, Hilary Deling, David Sapsted, Richard Bassett, Bryan Appleyard, Keith MacKlin, Deyan Sudjic, Jody Froshaug, Mark Sweeney, Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, John Goodbody, David Young, David Barter, P. A. Sergeant, Carol Ferguson, Gavin Bell and John Goodbody, Clive White, Andrew Powell, Alan Franks, P. D., David Smith and Martin Fletcher, Tony Dawe, Barry Wood, Michael Dynes, David Walker, Graham Searjeant, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, Martin Waller, David Clark, Michael Horsnell, Robert Matthews and Pearce Wright, Noël Goodwin, Philip Davison and Michael Binyon, Bailey Morris, Jonathan Meades, J. A. Forrest, Simon Rose, Richard Morrison, Jack Bailey, Maria Scott, Terry Mughan, Tony Hetherington, Maggie Drummond, Andrew Billen, Arts Correspondent, David Young Energy Correspondent, Kenneth Flett, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Philip Ray, Richard Battley,
ResumoToday's Time, in four sections and full colour,… Pay rise fears as inflation leaps to 5.7% City and Labour attack talk of 'temporary blip' Portpolio plus Accumulator In today's 64-page Times Champions Police who used siren 'not aware of SAS' £3,000 tickets for Olympic opening Money Thousands panic, flee and pray as storm crosses Mexico coast Hurricane dune 300ft ship on the doorstep Tote privatization study is ordered Review The Famous Grouse Sport Blood used to fight Aids virus Robbers gave chill warning:'five years extra if we kill' Manager says:'it was like going to hell and back' United Biscuits SDP meets in face of a bleak political future Dr David Owen spoke last night the struggle his party faces after losing members to the SDP. "No one can look back on the last year with anything other than fear of the appalling holocaust that has hit us. We have a lot of repair work to do", he told Channel 4 News. But he added that the SDP had also suffered, and was performing poorly in some parts of Britain Most post boxes to remain sealed News Roundup Nurses call off strike Woman's body found Piggott's wife home TUC in peace move £30m robbery denied Raped student sues tour firm for £3m over hotel prowler Gold dealer had £13m debts Husband cleared of punching vicar Ramblers rally to save rights of way Diamond may fetch £30m Golden Giant in Britain Ryan gun club arsenal Accountant jailed for share fraud Accelerated Learning Systems Limited The literary event of the year Next Week in the Times Children hurled to death from flat Dolphin plot four fined Unarmed girl agent was 'petrified' as she faced IRA man The seven SAS soldiers who finished giving their evidence at the Gibraltar inquest after four days of intensive crossexamination were back yesterday in this country (Michael Evans writes). The seven including two officers, Soldier F, the main military adviser to the Police Commissioner on the Rock and Soldier E, the tactical commamer, had been under the strictest security during their stay. They are understood to have been Kept at Lathbury barracks, the British base which accommodates the resident Army battalian - at present from the Royal Anglian Regiment. Part of the security plan appears to have been to use a constant flow of closed vans going in and out of the courthouse yard at different times of the day, so it was never possible to know which contained an SAS man on his way to give evidence. In one, however, an armed guard holding a pump action shotgun was seen next to the drive Currys Ltd Sacrifice 'repaid with neglect' Nationalist attacks English 'imperialism' From rural roots to computer betting The Horserance Totalisator Board All police to employ DNA tests Cancer danger 'in 2 million homes' Tiffany & Co. Giant tank's long journey stretches the patience of motorists London shooting 'a result of CIA plot to embarrass Cuba' Protest on cancelled flights Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund No Title Country house prices 'to rise further' Property market Right-wing Tory team picked for Strasbourg Action on 'junk fax' considered Arts Council appeals for guarantees Radio and TV programming Feature films could be shown on television within two years of their release after an agreement between the cinema and television industires. At present feature films are held back from television for three years after release to allow full exploitation in cinemas. However, producers making films for both television and the cinema, particularly for Channel Four's Film on Four series, have been unhappy about the arrangement. They have complained that there is no incentive for television companies to finance films if they have to wait three years before showing them. Under the new deal any cinema film costing less than £4 million could be shown immediately Philips Demolition threatens fate of historic barns Whitehall 'could cut to 10,000' Rechem International The Ford Orion Campaign trail of yoghurt, fruit and the jogger's 'high' Massachusetts miracle is dismissed as 'a mirage' Bush still holding on to lead in polls David Bonavia dies, aged 48 World Roundup Canadian reshuffle (Reuter): The patient Pontiff (AFP): Afghan town ablaze (AFP): Gorbachov says Soviet people 'have accepted perestroika' (Reuter): Fanatical students hold key to Burma uprising Rangon (Reuter)- The Burmese Government said yesterday that members of the armed forces and civil servants were no longer members of the ruling Burma Socialist Programme Party. It said the move was to ensure that multi-part elections within three months would be free. "I'm absolutely amazed," said one Western diplomat, "it sounds likes mass (political) suicide" Olympics opening door for Seoul to East bloc trade Princess salutes special horseback skill Iraqis killed 430 families with nerve gas, Kurdish rebels say British Steel Polish aces remember Battle of Britain Peking struggling to provide a place for the millionaire class Britons expelled from Chinese city Port of Dover A grant shared better than a grant lost From a Village in the Himalayas Polls say Carlsson heads for disaster Swedish elections (AP): Solidarity talks Poison haven (AP): Chilean exiles (AP): Cypriot plan Lawson's 'market-based ' solution in for rough ride EEC taxation problems Shuttle flight Handgun vote (Reuter): Crash deaths British Telecom 30 million need emergency help Sri Lanka decides on change of leadership Times Diary Thatcherism from afar Torquay's futile talking Ian Wriggleswort dismisses David Owen's olive branch Old faith abandoned Commentary On This Day Insurance Clauses Forgive Them their Trespasses Scaling Olympus Asleep in Space Greens at heart of the matter Rubbish disposal A plea for pews Missing Mr Men Finding frequency for local TV Oil pricing Transylvania links Listings monopoly Counselling at work Jarre concert Postal reflections No rich pickings from the stars Gibraltar shootings Military pates Pause for thought Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Today's royal engagement Requiem Mass The Missions to Seamen Lakes quake survey Milestone on the papal path Uncertainty at sunspot cycle Science Report Picture Gallery Birthdays Service luncheon Dinner Latest wills Anniversaries Service reception Air Cdre Roy Dutton Intrepid air warrior Mr Leslie Boas Mr David Bonavia Services tomorrow Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity And Jesus goeth up Into a mountain and calleth unto… The Sunday Times To Place Your Classified Advertisement Focus N Kwik Strip (UK) Limited Sofas, Sofa Beds Pilgrim Payne & Co Ltd. 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Deyan Sudjic on madness, Milanese-style Floored genius Ranging from stark, geometric patterns to explosions of form and colour, Nicole Swengley chooses some modern British hand-tufted or hand-woven alternatives to traditional rugs Shopping From Our Correspondent: Soviet leader's peace offers The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,777 The Pound Healeys race again in tribute to their founder Word-Watching Weather Multiple Sclerosis Beith in row with leader over job Executive Editor David Brewerton Lasmo call to investors Summary The Times Stock Watch Tax boom adds to overheating fears Budgest surplus heads for over £10bn Tyndall may bid £100m for GT Management Action dropped in JMB case By Our City Staff: Heron to sell insurance arm MFI seeks to expand market share Furniture retailer to increase Hygena shops in DIY chain Guinness stake in LVMH up by £129m Checks start on ICH bids By Our City Staff: BA marshals Japanese John Govett Managment International Ltd Two wings and a prayer A decade ago British airways was flying into the doldrums-under-capitalized, beset by labour disputes, its low staff morale reflected in the service it offered. Now it is one of the world's strongest airline groups. Sir Colin Marshall, chief executive, explains how the rescue took off Compsoft in £12m deal after recovery British Coal 'on target to break even' Bedford's dividend is scrapped Tough tax likely on life policies Muted City reaction to £15m at Brent Walker Standard deals under scrutiny Company Briefs Midland Bank silent Orders fall hits GC Flooring British site possible for BASF research centre Hodgson Martin Limited Brewery blow for Clowes investors Greeting card group makes £255,000 loss Business Roundup Wintrust lifts bank capital Profits slump at Ipeco Hiatus over Plantation BP plans expansion Call to renew 'fraud' talks Fife Indmar purchase Why British firms must break through the language barrier Terry Mughan says linguistic skills will bring advantages as 1992 draws near SIB signs information deals Robert Fleming & Co. Limited Wall Street Recent Issues Alpha Stocks Traditional Options Buying in Lonrho fuels talk of mystery bidder Stock Markets (Reuter): US deficit perks up the Nikkei Tokyo (AP): Late rally at 'triple-witching hour' New York London Traded Options Pergamon services boosts interim profits to £5.5m From Our Correspondent: Coles Myer soars to Aus$328m LIG concern as Aids message fails Congress prepares for war with Europe US objects to 1992 reforms as Brussels attacks 'protectionist' trade bills By Our City Staff: Wace Group pays $56m for its first overseas purchase BHP boosted by steel record Rooke checked over Lasmo but finds a new king for Gas A test of strength for French bonhomie New body for auditors proposed Disposals lift Local London Pergamon Professional & Financial Services plc The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Quiet end to account Stock Exchange Prices Interest Rates Round-Up Larger Lenders Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Big lenders in great rates rush This Week Watch out for 5.5 per cent loans Invitations to London Life's marriage Home-sharers who have lost a tax saving Lautro Mortgage crunch Rising interest rates throughout the summer have complicated the borrower's choice of the right of home loan. Tom Tickell reports How It Works Fidelity Investment Services Limited The Equitable Life To Advertise in Business & Finance Tyndall How renting can mean easy money and hard lessons Ernie the Third, your 75-minute prize guy Strike keeps you cool longer Hints for holidays Simple English, please Shares vanish in the Registrars' Triangle Portfolio-PLUS-NEWS Accumulator Bolton Building Society Readers' letters for publication are welcomed… Seven-year limit Fidelity Investment Services Limited How low pay hits pensions The Equitable Life The art of getting into profit Tree that will be lifted and resplanted Democratic attitude to the shareholders Nationwide Anglia Fund Management Ltd. Your benefit, even if you are only 16 The City Exchange Arley Holdings PLC Hard tax line on BES cash This year's plethora of BES property schemes has made the task of choosing one all the more difficult. John Spiers, right, of BESt Investment, the BES analysts, has devised a computer model to show how much BES shares will appreciate for a given rise in the value of the company's properties. Mr Spiers points out that predicting capital appreciation is highly subjective, but it is possible to measure the effects on factors such as issue costs, rental yields, running costs and incentive arrangements. "The results are quite startling," says Mr Spiers. He predicts that in First Cambridge, which intends to invest in properties in and around Cambridge, a 100 per cent rise in the value of the properties translates into an appreciation of only 47 per cent in the shares. But Norcity Homes, now closed, which will invest in Glasgow properties, should achieve a similar gain with no rise in property prices. The First Johnson Fry scheme, favoured by NIG, would achieve a 71 per cent gain. Grampian Assured would rise by 42 per cent. "Those companies able to achieve high rental yields usually compare well," says Mr Spiers Hargreaves Lansdoen Finacial Managment Limited Central Capital Mortgage Corporation Limited Times Newspapers Ltd Full cover for airport delay Briefing Midland The Listening Bank Multiple Classified Advertising Items Winning bets next century NM Schroders Unit Trust managers Ltd The islands where you will invest without fear A little help, and some cost New Business Department London Life The Boss and the buy-out When his company broke up with Asda, MFT's chairman Derek Hunt cried all the way to a merchant bank-and began his management buy-out. John Bell recounts a story of share cheek Tandon(UK) Ltd Tribal roots of love and war Sexual bonding and being of a 'family' group are vital in curbing aggression. In the fianl extract from their book on the tribes of today, Desmond Morris and Peter Marsh examine the ways we deal with extremes of individual and collective emotion Chase De Vere Home Loans Plc John Trenhaile A poet's wife and letters T. S. Eliot's poetry so captured Valerie Fletcher's heart that she devoted her life to him. First she became his secretary; then she married him. Next week, The Times publishes extracts from her collection of the poet's letters. Bryan Appleyard met her Next Week Salvador's 'El Bodegon' Overseas Travel Travel Also Appears Medallion Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Journey Latin America Ver the hill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Restaurant Guide La Carpa D'oro Fish Restaurant Benedicto's People who Remember the Old Parkes Will Love the New… Fish kettles and the big frieze Naming a restaurant after a bombing massacre may be in bad taste, but eh Basque food it serves certainly isn't Jonathan Meades reports-provided it sticks to a fishy theme Tingles Promenade Jagerhutte Restaurant Mourino's Angelis Greek Taverna Lord Sam Rebatos Costa Dorada Au Jardin Des Gourmets No Title Multiple Display Advertising Items Jahangir Maria Neaves Directory Berries for jellies for game Frances Bissell makes the most of sweet and savoury combinations at the turning of the season Apples of the English eye A celebration of our favourite native fruit, now enjouing a vigorous revival Food Farm Shops and Apple Addresses Undiscovered treasure Where were the British wine buyers when the French came to town last week? Drink Garvey Barclays Bonhams Knights Bridge 'If Brian has managed to get back to acting after a decade, then maybe I could after a quarter-century' Sound of music on the South Bank Will the clash of themes replace rows over money as the new orchestral season opens? Richard Morrison reports A curiously British affair As Sir Brian Rix prepares for the West End revival of the Fifties farce Dry Rot, Sheridan Morley talks to its author, John Chapman-now a sitcom writer Texas up on its toes The Dallas Ballet Company may have danced its last. But, John Percival writes, there is still hope for it-in Denmark Lilian Baylis Theatre Look back in awe at Moore John Russell Taylor wishes the Royal Academy's memorial show began at the end of a great tradition and moved backwards towards its source Gallery Hotel Sheraton Airport Concerts Beethoven's Ninth Albert Hall/Radio 3 Our Daley dose Television Lindsay Quartet Blackheath The Garrick Theatre Raising the Curtain Rouble trouble The South Bank Centre Wigmore Hall Emerson Quartet Ambache Chamber Orchestra Viennese Evening Art Galleries Diary of the Times Classified Multiple Classified Advertising Items St John's Smith Square Fairfield Halls Barbican The Old VIC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Journeys for the collector's heart Recital Schubert Die schöne Müllerin. Prey/Hokanson (Philips Cd 422241-2) Schubert Winterreise. Prey/Sawallisch (422 242-2) Schubert Schwanengesang. Prey/Moore (422 243-2) Loewe Balladen. Prey/Engel (422 244-2) Strauss: 20 Lieder. Prey/ Sawallisch (422 245-2) Base metal no longer Rock Bon Jovi New Jersey (Vertigo Verh 62) Anthrax State of Euphoria (Megaforce Worldwide/ Island Ilps 9916 ) Metallica... And Justice for all (Vertigo 836062-2) Masterpieces of Ellingtonia Jazz Lively sounds, teeming ideas Classical Dvorak Piano Quartets. Domus (Hyperion Cda 66287) Faure Violin Sonatas, Osostowicz/Tomes (Hyperion Cda 66277) Dowland Lachrimae. Hespion Xx (Astree E 8701) Masterworks Word-Watching Beethoven in context Theater London Saturday Sunday Observation posts Are they really work-obsessed and humourless? Germany and the Germans by John Ardagh (Penguin,£5.95) The hunt for the hunter Victoria Glendinning looks at the trials of a biographer Literary Editor: From regal to rural Quick Guide Sisters and scribblers Writing Lives: Conversations Between Women Writers edited by Mary Chamberlain (Virago.£7.95) World Vision Practical Christian Caring Poetic old loves Paperbacks The ldylls of Theocritus translated by Robert Wells (Carcanet,£9.95) Getting a lift from cabriole legs Peter Philp looks at the Windsor chair, once linked to the castle Collecting Qualities of a dream Sudbury Hall, with its criss-cross patterned brick and carved stonework, is reich in light an dshade. Nigel Andrew reports Out&about Outings Great Little Journeys America waives Travel Travel Books Dance of the bearded manakin Trinidad and Tobago, which escaped the attentions of Hurricane Gilbert, offer more than beaches and palm-girt bays. Roger Berthoud goes bird spotting Win a holiday for two in Hong Kong The Questions Ocean Cruise Lines Enchanted Europe Cosmosair plc Cathay Pacific Paris P&O Down Under Clup Thomas Cook Travel Notes Overseas Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Ventura Multiple Classified Advertising Items Self Catering The Magic of Italy Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Also Appears on Page 36 Holidays & Villas Travelbag Multiple Classified Advertising Items STA Travel Equator Holidays Ltd Fortune Travel Travelbag When Booking Redwing Holidays Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mandeer Holidays Ltd. Twickers World UK Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rock, loch and bluebell Tom Pocock explores the peat bogs and palm trees of Rhum and Eigg Travel Travel Notes Siemens Hearing Instruments limited Bow bells in Rome If Trastevere were moved to London, writes Andrew Powell, its inhabitants would have to Cockneys Travel Notes Last Welsh picture show Moorhouse given a tough draw in heats Football threat Pay approved Libya relents A close call (AFP): Becker protest Turned away Worcestershire win in style Before winng the county championship yesterday, Worcestershire were help up by nocturnal interfernce to their home pitch (John Woodcock writes). On removing the covers, the groundsman found several large desposits of oil and industrial soap, of sufficient significance to dealy the start of play by an hour. Speculation as to the perpetrators ranged far and wide. Was it, mayble, someone with a bet on kent to win the championship? Nobody claimed responsibility, though a visitor was questioned by police, having been heard earlier to make several reference to the George Davis affair of 1975. He was later left the police station pending further inquires. After the offending patches. all well short of a good length, had been dried, Butcher, captaining Glamorgan, agreed with the umpires that the match should continue Superpowers resume their rivalry in idyllic setting Discovering Olympic harmony Tour stand unchanged (AP): Flag-bearers ride waves Dalghsh is awaiting late tests Gymnast misses her chance Ladbrokes Olympics Keeping an eye on daunting Kerly The Games on Other Pages Faster, higher, stronger... Today in Seoul, the athletes of 161 nations begin the competitive business of the XXIVth Olympiad. Looking forward to the first Games free of significant boycott since Munich in 1972, David Miller believes that the South Koreans have the technology, the facilities and the will to create an outstandingly successful event Olympics Guide Rafofficer Full Guide to the Week in Seoul Seoul ranks among the five most populous cities in… BBC Seoul Olympics (Reuter): Moves on drug abuse welcomed Moorhouse's chance to fulfill golden promise British tradition in safe hands Olympics Guide Programme British Team Event by Event Swimming Guide Reunited with the family after 64 years Programme British Team Where all that glisters is gold Olympics Guide Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, relishes the prospect of some of the finest competition in the history of the sport Event by Event Athletics Guide The Times guide to the olympic athletics events provides the word record and when it was set in each event, and the holder of the Olympic title from Los Angeles four years ago with the athlete's winning performance. That is followed by the leading six performances in the world this year by athletes taking part in Scoup and the performances of the British Olympic representatives. Pat Butcher also gives his assessment of the key events (Note: a = high altitude performance; i = indoor performance) The Spirit of the Olympics What is competing at the Olympic Games really like? Here, Martin Cross, a 1984 coxed four gold medal winner and a member of the British team in seoul, gives John Goodbody his view of life in South Korea, and, below, some of Cross's predecessors recount their experiences at the greatest event in sport Rowing for gold Gloucestershire in reach of victory Champions in line for third trophy (Reuter): Jaguar's day of reckoning In Brief (AP): Lawson in the lead Medical mission Rouse crashes out On the lookout Kent deprived of title by slender thread of destiny Cricket: Champagane Toast to a Glorious Failure on an Historic Day at Canterbury Smith engages with Green in a side-show Age decision is reversed Squash Rackets Childs toys with Northants Yesterday's Other Scoreboards Catlin leads the way Tennis By a Special Correspondent: McRae out on his own Motor Rallying For the Record Dodson scores Propaganda victory Yachting Miandad punishes Australia Ballesteros back in total charge of European tour Golf British and Irish go into the lead By a Special Correspondent: Scots glad to fly in for triumph over England Audi Embarrassed by classic start Andrew longmore meets West Ilsey's new man at the helm, Neil Graham From Our French Racing Correspondent: Danehill switch to reap rich dividend Longchamp field Top quality course with all-year-round appeal All the Details Eddery fortunate to avoid ban Company split upsets Head family No action by Jockey Club on Piggott VAT scare for Nelson Mandarin: Catterick Bridge Selections Results from yesterday's three meetings So Careful sprints home at 33-1 for Berry celebration Diminuendo on course for Arc Mandarin: Warwick Selections Mandarin: Bangor Selections Rapid Raceline Mandarin: Russian Bond to stress his classic potential with Mill Reef success Racing Blinkered first time Racing next week Murphy banned again Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Newbury Selections Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Ayr Selections Eddy to continue trainning The Times Racing Service Southampton's start garners Nicholl a critical reprieve Football: One of First Division's Less Fashionable Teams Has the Elite in its Wake Today's Team News Donaghy a man in demand Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Sport on TV Smith has a parting shot plan Cycling Guide to the Weekend Fixtures British out to haul in leader Powerboating Pressure on England Lacrosse Clubs will not allow live TV coverage Rugby Union International pair replaced by form men at Gloucester Today's Team News Reilly plans to stiffen shaky Leeds defence Rugby League Tomorrow Marzipan and imports enjoy sweet success Dressage Young masters Chess Picture Gallery Weekend Tips Winning Move A helping hand for the Calvados Bridge Cool glimmers of white Francesca Greenoak visits Lady Joan Heath's garden in Buckinghamshire Gardening Vases for the lover not the arranger Arranging is an oft-practised but ill-judged art Crossword Dobies Gardens to Visit Midland game & Country Sports Fair Highwood Shooting Ground Chatcombe Estate Shooting School North Wales Shooting School North of England Clay Target Centre Scotland York Starshot Shooting Ground The Armoury The Doveridge Sporting Club Graham Faithfull Activity Holidays Ltd. Dorset Shooting School Multiple Display Advertising Items In pursuit of the original path Enjoing a country ramble, unobstructed, is a rare event. Alan Franks explores the reasons Handmade Gun Cabinets in Solid Hardwood Symonds Canoe Hire Jacksons of Enfield In the steps of an early villager Country museums are changing, as Bery!Dixon discovers in Sussex Shoot to thrill Clay-pigeon shooting, whether pursued as an Olympic discipline or a social sport that encourages beginners, exerts a strong appeal. David young examines the nature of this popular addiction Heinz Guardians of the Countryside The man who dreamed by the sea Stylish kitchen savings do grow on trees! Home of falcons, with a village atmosphere Forty london mews houses sell every month, even though prices cooling Fairclough Homes Limited The London Mews Specialist The Times Diary of Classfiled Street-Porter house blues A brash image, and a home to match... Janet Street-Porter, Deyan Sudjic writes, is reviving a twon house tradition Jack Daniels
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