News from 01/07/1995
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Liz Dolan, Anthony Harris, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Tunku Varadarajan, Robin Orr, David Adams, Ian Percival, John G. McK. Laws, Andrew Pierce, Sheila Gunn, Martin Gilbert, Bill Abbotts, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Simon Barnes, Michael Scott Rohan, Andrew Longmore, Neil Bennett, John Diamond, Ivo Tennant, Nicholas Wood, Jill Sherman and Arthur Leathley, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Ben Preston, Education Correspondent, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Jeremy Laurance Health Correspondent, Mike Regester, David Robinson and John Marriott, Carl Mortished, D. A. R. McALISTER, Srikumar Sen, Morag Preston, Simon Wilde, David Flusfeder, Kevin Eason, Colin Narbrough, Geoff Brown, Robert Miller, Bernard Levin, Giles Coren, Martin Fletcher, Pat Gibson, Robert Sheehan, Keith Vaz, Ruth Gledhill, John Goodbody, Kathryn Knight and Dominic Kennedy, Louise Taylor, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Peter Waymark, Stephen Fallon, D. P. Woods, Robin Young, Stuart Jones, Tennis Correspondent, Mike Rosewell Rowing Correspondent, Daniel Johnson, Zahid Hussain and our Foreign Staff, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, Michael Clark, Frances Bissell, Richard Beeston and Anatol Lieven, Andrew Henley, Sarah Bagnall, Peter Barnard, Rupert Saunders, Robin Howard, Nigel Williamson, Roger Bell, Stacy Sullivan, Stephen Anderton, Lindsay Cook, P. H. S., Stephen R. Danos, D. A. Bond, George Brock, Sally Baker, Lin Jenkins, Jean Eaglesham, Stanley J. Blenkinsop, Barry Millington, S. Short, George Plumptre, Christina Koning, John Higgins, Raymond Keene, Christine Buckley, P. Reynolds, John Russell Taylor, Andrew Roberts, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, David Munro, Alix Ramsay, Stephanie Lewis, Reed Hoffman, Michael Shea, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Caroline Merrell, S. P. Wade, Eric Reguly, Oliver Holt, Barry Pickthall, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, Hilton Holloway, Stephanie Billen, Georg Solti, Anne Ashworth, Jack Crossley, Sara McConnell, Bruce Palling, Mel Webb, Witold Gutt, Andrew Yates, Jennai Cox, Karen Kay, Christine Webb, Tim Wapshott, Jane Owen, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Sarah Jane Checkland, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Tony Dawe, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Simon Jenkins, Tim Jones, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Martin Waller, Kate Bassett, Christopher Irvine, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Benedict Nightingale, Tom Rhodes, Jonathan Meades, Jack Bailey, David Powell, Richard Morrison, Elizabeth Buchan, Michael Henderson, Valerie Grove, Ken Mack, Alice Thomson, Political Reporter, Andrew Finkel, John Phillips, James Penn, A. K. L. Dymoke-Bradshaw, Penny Perrick, Indarjit Singh, Dr Dashboard, Hilary Kingsley, Catherine Milton, Richard Duce and Bill Frost, Jonathan Mirsky, David Gilchrist, Peter O'sullivan, Melvyn Marckus, John Watson,
ResumoThe Weekend Papers for £1 Tebbit urges MPs to vote for Redwood By our Business Staff: Power firms act on directors' windfall Index Inside Accountant's killers are jailed for life Grant's al fresco date with Hurley Free Grand Prix 110 F: Wimbledon wilts in record temperature Weekend Plea for 5,000 donors as blood is dumped Boodle & Dunthorne 10p off the Times Inside The Times on Monday Midwives accept salary increases of up to £2,000 Boots By a Staff Reporter: Tide has turned against violence, Major tells IRA German court frees gang that bombed army base Methodists win Times chess title Train drivers 'back strikes' News in Brief Farmer fined Bravery award Youth confined Roman find Murder charge Wife sees murderers of gentle accountant jailed MacHo men locked in deadly fantasy world The Sunday Times Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey By a Staff Reporter: Boy dies as car hits children on path Citroën ZX Hurley and Grant put on lunch for the media Hideaway couple's light salad satisfies the appetite of a press hungry for morsels Cambridge backs more aid for vulnerable students Motorola Abbey National Hugh and Hurley: hoist by their own hype The Sunday Times Ford Suntan lotions fail to emphasise value of protection factor Britons spend £100m on sun-care products but most do not know how to use them Top Sellers Garden experts highlight risk of overwatering Vival Howard acts to stem surge in asylum seekers Applications Africa Asia Computer fault leaves civil servants unpaid The Royal College of Surgeons of England BT Baby Natalie breaks two centuries of masculine tradition Barclays Married Anglican priests cleared to join Catholic clergy Pope backs 'special cases' but celibacy remains the norm Guru who blended spirituality into daily life Credo Cause of wet beds traced to gene Lunn Poly Lord Chief Justice rejects jury race quota as insidious By a Staff Reporter: Life is better in the South, study of towns shows Virgin direct Jeep Picture Gallery Spending watchdog to examine the lottery Campaign heats up but Major keeps his cool Businessmen told to expect continunity at the top and a new period of economic success Daewoo By a Staff Reporter: 'Snipers' given harsh warning The Tories will be in trouble whoever wins On Politics Redwood promises sharper attack on dangerous' Blair In the final stage of the battle for the Tory party leadership, Martin Ivens and Nicholas Wood interview John Redwood Sunalliance Cheltenham & Gloucester The day a cricket lover decided to chance a run Michael Cockerell of the BBC describes the ground-breaking day at Lord's when John Redwood was persuaded to challenge John Major Yeltsin dismisses Chechenia troika to placate MPs B&Q Bonn orders troops and planes to Balkans Germany ends military taboo Bosnian Serbs step up Sarajevo attack President under fire over funding Chirac stalls over open frontiers agreement Chalker warns US not to cut back aid Charities Aid Foundation French melon producers upset boxes of Spanish melons… Family Multimedia Centres Court says it cannot examine Timor Air of determination Italian state TV boss tries to keep control of three channels despite vote for privatisation Guards' unholy scene NatWest Spanish Cabinet shake-up News in Brief (AP): Satanists jailed (AFP): Jupp? disclaimer (Reuter): Second term (Reuter): Chicago Bank chief goes (Reuter): Brothel charges Remember the 90's Bids flow in for Fellini 'love letters' Disputes threaten Turkish coalition Scottish Amicable Police agents close in on Cali's drug barons The Sunday Times New Hong Kong airport funding is agreed at last Karachi violence threatens Bhutto Seoul rescuers bring out six more shoppers Widows learn how to clear mines Bomber demands publication in US to halt campaign Clinton lifts Taiwan fish ban Coventry Building Society Here is the ravenous mosquito forecast for the holiday Court's rejection of minority election districts attacked Poland Halfords Two musical hearts that worked in perfect harmony Bernard Levin rejoices in the correspondence between Verdi and his librettist, translated at last into English Royal rumpus The Times Dairy Picture Gallery Dumbing the Tories Despite the nonsense being talked this week by shell-shocked politicians, John Major will win Bass blues Dog days The Times Dairy Head cook The Times Dairy A Fine Contest See the virtues-not the vices-of this leadership campaign France on Guard Chirac sees the reality behind a Euro-dream Phew! When railway tracks do the twist in the wrong sort of sun The 'put up or shut up' factor A positive side to negative equity? In and out of town Bull baiting Memories of war You and your heart Hay fever hazard Striking a chord for church music Guilty M'Lud Jobs for graduates Old bricks and socks Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… Court Circular Royal engagements University news Anniversaries Personal Column Service dinners The King's School, Canterbury Weekend birthdays Church services tomorrow Forthcoming marriages Appointment Church news Church of Scotland Dinners Harrods Ltd Bliithners Lana Turner Lana Turner, hollywood films actress, died of cancre in Los Angeles on June 29 aged 75. She was born Julia Jean Mildred Frances Turner in Wallace, Idaho, on February 8,1920 Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Canon R. C. Howard Canon R. C. Howard, Headmaster of Hurstpierpoint College, Sussex, 1945-64, died in Hove on June 15 aged 93. he was born on February 15,1902 Woodside Animal Welfare Trust Leukarmia Research Fund The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association Combat Stress John Procop? John Procopé, classical scholar and author, died in Cambridge from heart disease on June 10 aged 54. He was born on January 15,1941 Lieut-Colonel T. W. Nickalls Lieutnant-Colonel T. W. Nickalls, army officer and racing journalist, died on June 18 aged 91. He was born on August 28,1903 From our Correspondent: Belgium Attacked at Congo Ceremony News The Times Crossword No 19,896 Opinion Times Weathercall Superlative Travel Saturday Times Recs rebel over windfall for Grid directors Float fear over £850,000 bonus Grid Perks Business Today Shares rise Melvyn Marckus 24 Board to meet over Imro chiefs future London Electricity's test Tube baby Working Week 25 Barclays looks for property quote Picture Gallery Sport 37-44 Branson clinches deal on MGM Hiscox Weekend Money Investment Savings Pensions Investment Trust Special The Hidden Assets of Coutts Bank EU plans trade deal rescue Henderson Crosthwaite Corporate Finance Limited BusinessAge US query is delaying disposal by Fisons The City and the great divide Picture Gallery Vendome held back by currency weaknesses Rugby pays $71m for American company Halifax cuts savers rate Investors accuse Bank Foster's write-down Tourist Rates C&G members wait for takeover bonus Business Roundup Takeovers threaten the City How Queen's bank maintained its Chinese walls for 200 years Hidden Assets Lindsay Cook finds 18th-century views of village life in the Coutts boardroom Stormin' Norman at home on the shop floor Asda's chief executives sets store by meeting customers and colleagues, not just spending time at head office. Sarah Bagnall reports Mercury Commodities Liffe Options Window-dressing and a firm Wall St lift shares Stock Market Movers of the Week London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues No Title Major Changes End of season electric Tempus Fisons Vendôme Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ft-Se Volumes Property Wall Street Investment 31-33 Privileges etched in platinum Debentures offer a sporting return If you can be a man Investment Strategy Fidelity Direct Divorce 30 Brokers made to order Virgin direct 5% Discount on top Performing Peps The New M&G Handbook Lovely corporate-bond weather A bumper crop of bonds is about to arrive, says Liz Dolan Chamberlain De Broe Ltd Mortgage aid blow for homeowners Investor Intelligence Retiring with more flexible pensions Direct from framlington Heirs to miss out on the legacy of bonus from C&G Bneneficiaries will not be paid under Lloyd's takeover, terms, Caroline Merrell writes Bank of Scotland Mortgages Direct On a tarnished downward escalator Comment Scottish Widows Discreet charm of historic homes for old money They offer clients a personal service and can be choosey about who can enjoy it. Morag Preston looks at the private banks Gartmore Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC Bradford & Bingley The Times Rentals No pensions precedent Caroline Merrell on a bitter-sweet victory Knight Williams battle enters its final round Jean Eaglesham continues the compensation fight by clients of Knight Williams Swiss Life How does your cash crop grow in trust? Caroline Merrell explains why more investment trust companies are offering saving schemes Kleinwort Benson Foreign Colonial Shop to avoid the drop in your savings scheme Sara McConnell on choice Like any other type of fund, investment trusts can be good, bad or indifferent Baillie Gifford & Co The Association of Investment Trust Companies Do the splits for a range of healthy investments Trusts stay on the same track Sara McConnell says that some trusts pride themselves on obscure names Dunedin Fund Managers Ltd Trusts back the tiddlers Robert Miller on a globe-spanning small companies fund and a way into the Alternative Investment Market Top 10 Investment Trusts Henderson touchs Remnant Merchant Investors John Govett Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Credit where credit is due The Times Money Information Service Chase De Vere Shares recover their poise Fidelity Brokerage The Times Unit Trust Information Service Member HSBC Group Ramprakash fails the ultimate test Surrey lack resolve to cope with Emburey Derbyshire dogged by James Prichard misses turning Briers provides the spine Run feast in the sun of benefit to Murray Yesterday's Scoreboards Relaxed Prabhakar punishes Glamorgan Autosport Wimbledon Results Results from Henley Regatta The Times Todays Order of Play For the Record Today's Order of Rowing Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Semi-final place for impressive Geaves In Brief Cool MacKen Roots ahead Last Night's Racing Results Hamed out to put on a show for WBC Entertainer who has achieved acclaim by ringing the changes Saturday Portrait: Naseem Hamed, by Srikumar sen, boxing correspondent Induràin sets out to claim place in history Andrew Longmore assesses the favourites' form as the Tour de France begins Enthusiasts gather for premier tournament Winged Love looks tempting value Curragh Tomorrow Thunderer: Newcastle Rapid Raceline Racing next Week Guide to our Racecard Always Aloof to enjoy better run Today's Races on Television Newmarket British raiders faced with stern test at Saint-Cloud Hickory Blue to make use of plum draw Yesterday's Results Multiple Display Advertising Items Thunderer: Doncaster Tomorrow Thunderer: Chepstow Tomorrow Thunderer: Doncaster Lingfield Park Thunderer: Bath Thunderer: Worcester Thunderer: Southwell Spaniard surprises by her variety Dunlop Shriver still an effective exponent of doubles art Style kings must trump search for ultimate ace Christopher Irvine says racket manufactures are to blame for today's obsession with speed Rubin runs out of steam The Times Wimbledon Challenge One small change in technique , one giant leap for Edwards David Powell on the British triple jumper hoping to take three steps to athletics heaven this weekend Batten impresses in opening round Fastesy-ever Briton shows medal potential in women's sculls at Henley Britain puts together Admiral 's Cup team Lyle disqualified after record round Doolan displays nerve of iron to forge ahead Two spectators who paid the ultimate price Picture Gallery Naming games Penitent Illy Born and bred Seafood surfeit Young pretender Cycling 39 Rusedski makes himself at home Crushing service carries British No 1 into last 16 as Wilkinson departs Williams engineer recovery at Schumacher's expense Orange Details from Magny-Cours Athletics 43 West Indies discipline Benjamin by sending him home Offers Beauty and the Beastly Things They Do to Cows Picture Gallery Oddbins Books Gardening Property Planning an evening out, or a day with your family? The Times critics select the best entertainment A celebratory lesson in caring and sharing Ruth Gledhill went to Bristol for an open-air Methodist service At your Service No Title Royal Show information Animal magic for your children Take your Child for a Free Day out at London Zoo Classical Concerts Royal Albert Hall Evgeny Kissin Barbican Hall Royal Exchange Theatre Company Kirov Opera Wigmore Hall Royal Festival Hall Garrick Theatre Torvill & Dean Face The Music Guildhall School Waterside Phantom Miss Saigon The Green Room Multiple Classified Advertising Items Walt Disney Feature Animation Is Busier Than Ever! Multiple Classified Advertising Items "Farm, Field & Forest" Theatres Multiple Classified Advertising Items To Advertise Multiple Classified Advertising Items Did the Bard die in despair? Theatre: At the Young Vic Bnendict Nightingale watches a provocative double-bill of The Tempest and Edward Bond's Bingo Theatres Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Kirov Ballet Multiple Classified Advertising Items Come up and see my tub of ice cream Multiple Classified Advertising Items Five Guys Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sweet Violetta Opera: Welcome back to the Garden La traviata Covent Garden Chichester Festival Theatre '95 Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament Roderick Williams 1000 Makers of the Cinema The Sunday Times Nagy on Nagy How to Book -And Join Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol ) on release across the country Rockers Real and Fictional Hit the Stage Drama of church and stage Hilary Finch goes to York Minster to witness a miracle at play Digital? Gimme DAT thing Victory in the debiliting battle between MiniDisc and DCC might go to an older outsider The Times and Wh Smith Minster for the Theatre Recordings: Everything you ever wanted to know about… The Times New on Video: Arnie in the club; Edmond O'Brien in pursuit of his own killer Tower PBFA London Antiquarian BBC What happened to lily the pink? George Plumptre finds that the best-laid colour schemes can go astray Hampton Court Palace Flowers at the double Some weeds have attractive and interesting relatives, Stephen Anderson says Joys of deep purple How to tend, gather and enjoy the delicious taste of the fruitfrom the black mulberry tree Gardens to visit this weekend Homes & Gardens BAC Conservatories Countax Multiple Classified Advertising Items Autoport Systems Ltd Herald & Heart Hatters Ltd Ardenco Ltd Bramley's Nurseries Ltd Cannock Gates Garden Answers Koalashade Swim at Home Hampton Court Palace Soft Water Benefits with Krystal Shoparound Waterford Crystal Table Tennis Tables Multiple Display Advertising Items Now you see it, now you don't If you have a storage problem, the Holding Company has the solution Multiple Display Advertising Items British Antique Replicas Blow-by-blow guide to the water toys Waht better way to spend a summer's day than splashing about in a swimming pool inflatables? Wrap up for summer The best way to keep your cool and look good is an easy-to-wear sarong, Rachel Campbell-Johnston says Stockists Special Offers The TIMES/NPI Saturday Rendezvous Multiple Display Advertising Items A Social Season Singles Gallery Ltd The Times Saturday Rendezvous Stop Looking The County Register Celebrity Club Sirius The Moon Country Partners Perfect Partners Katharine Allen Multiple Display Advertising Items Tete a Tete Intro 50 plus Music Lovers SpeakEasy The Directory Member Abia Kensington W8 To Advertise Jolly times ahead Gentlemen The Times Why we don't like to be beside the seaside Pollution in Britain, Part tow: Jack Crossley on making sure the coasts is clear Ladies Blue Flag beaches No clean bill of health for Britain's inland waterways Everyman 's quiet odyssey Penny Perick admires Robert Ford's portrait of an ordinary man whose tale makes an extraordinary epic Independence Day By Richard Ford Harvill, £14.99 Diva on a dish Other Lulus By Philip Hensher Penguin, £5.99 Images Publishing Make mine a Manhattan, please New York is blessed with no fewer than three heavyweight literary magazines and the serious writers to fill their columns Revenge served piping hot When women fight back. the results are cathartic Harvest By Celia Brayfield Viking, £16 Authors Minerva Press Picture Gallery Haunted by a jungle war Highways to a War By Christopher J. Koch Heinemann, £14.99 Short and sweet Free Love By Ali Smith Virago, £7.99 The Times / Dillons Bestsellers Accustomed as I am. . . Summertime and the reading is easy What should you take with you on holiday? Giles Coren browses through the celebrity bookshelves Those critical moments on the beach Children's Holiday Reading Craig Thomas a Wild Justice North of the Thames The Warner Loft Building Country Property Out of Bank Repossession Costa Del Sol Marbella Allison Premier Homes To Advertise Call Beechcroft Good deals on the Italian waterfront John D Wood & Co Buying and selling For Sale All quiet on the western front Crete: Richard Morrison rents a farmhouse and discovers a tranquil side to the Mediterranean isle Conard Vistafjord Brittany Ferries The Travel Collection Cunard Word-Watch Stena Sealink How to be exclusively elusive this summer Out of the Ordinary: Bruce Palling goes in search of luxuary off the beaten rourist trail Haunt of Pagan gods Burma: The fledgeling tourist industry is gearing up for 1996,'Visit Myanmar Year' Hotel Quinta do Lago Faraway Shores AA Five Star Service Getting there Trans Indus Ltd TCP Cyprus Airways Sweet treats in the sky for children BA has a new scheme for young passengers Spirit of adventure is just child 's play Activity Holidays: Send the children to a summer camp or ride the length of the Millennium Way Turkey Cunard TCP The ascent of Man on a mountain bicycle Classic FM Check-In Trailfinders Lunn Poly Post Office Commercial Union Le Shuttle Austravel Austravels America Weekend Breaks New Zealand Travel Information Service Flight Bookers Orlando Holidaysale Bridge the World Flight Flights Plan Data Travel Abroad Holidays Flights Iberia Columbus Travel USA Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Embassy Flight Centre To Advertise Call Ryanair Multiple Display Advertising Items Lufthansa Tours Multiple Display Advertising Items Blakes Holiday Boating Air France France Home Plazza Hotel de L'Abbaye Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turkey Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Italy Escapades Multiple Classified Advertising Items Premìer Italy Hotel Holidays of Quality Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cornwall & Devon Lake District The Tides Reach Golf! Golf! The South Sands Hotel Toad Hall Cottages Cornish Traditional Cottages West Country Multiple Classified Advertising Items Activity Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Blakeney Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stones that stand the test of time The collection at the Bath Museum of East Asian Art will make jade lovers green with envy Cox & Kings Saleroom Times Two Crossword Chess Winning Move Punchline Computer Games The Listener Crossword Word-Watching Bridge Inland Revenue No contest: the finest road car ever built Lord Montagu of Beaulieu concludes his series on 12 British motoring greats with the McLaren Fi Mazda Open-air driving: Win a Rover Cabriolet The Top Men . . . And their Pop Admirer Teresa Gorman on her driving passions The Aa's Rridlock Guide Ovla Road rage? Nothing but a mad invention Driven to Distraction Used-tyre conmen face safety crackdown A Third Of All Tyers offered for sales fail to meet legal standards, says the Transport Minister French put the cycle-carriers on the rack Rupert Saunders reports on how the gendarmes are catching out British drives Optional extra that saved the life of a President Kevin Eason on the inch of steel taht kept a world leader from certain death AC Cars seeks an equity partner The Times A whizz of a car to drive and park Hilton Holloway drives a mini full of technology and space to boot Privilege Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Cheyne Cooper Bishopsgate Alan Kerr Multiple Classified Advertising Items No Title Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guaranteed Motor Cars M3 Coupe 95M Wheatley Hall Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items 1982 Rolls-Royce Spirit Bentley Continental Convertable Jack Alpe Multiple Classified Advertising Items RR Corniche Phantom VI BMW North Oxford Value Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tom Hartley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rolls Royce Spirit II Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hexagon of Highgate Royal Ascot Garage Multiple Classified Advertising Items Vines Desperately seeking a simple toolbox From unloved wreck to luxury limousine in a year. Kevin Eason reports The Lady's still for head-turning The new Spirit of Ecstasy is willing and has the models to carry it into the next millennium Don't throw away your old car junk Roger Bell visits a Brooks auction and amazed at the memorabilia offered for sale and the prices paid Catalogue of sale items once owned by famous drivers The Times Official Application Form Fiat Alfa Romeo Simon Webb Lombarda Sport Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Authorised Dealers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sussex & Surrey Normand Audi Dovercourt Audi To Advertise Call Aston Martin Multiple Classified Advertising Items AFN Audi BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wayside Audi Barnards Audi Bramall Audi Cheltenham Multiple Classified Advertising Items M3 Convertible 325i TDS 520i SE BMW 320i 320i convertible BMW Mildmay Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fiat 130 Coupe MGB Roadster 1965 Murray Multiple Classified Advertising Items Broad's Motor Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ferarri Multiple Classified Advertising Items 308 GTB Sprintpack 348 TB Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mondial Cabriolet 308 GTS Talacrest H. 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Andrew Pierce talks to Teresa Gorman, Mp, Essex girl and supporter of the bid to topple John Major Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lexus Authorised Dealers Multiple Display Advertising Items T. W. 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Morag Preston reports Ford tests a car that eats pollution How It Works Prospero direct Green Flag Even half a day can make you drive better A Channel Hopper's Guide to the Week's Tv and Radio Who shot Mr Burns? Eyes front, only Off the Box Vision Picture Gallery The first family of television Channel Hopping David Flusfeder makes his pick of the week's programmes across all channels Too little, too late Times Experts Preview the Week of Viewing Arts In pursuit of the yellow jersey Sport Looking forward Science Sharon's stand Soaps RSPCA Saturday Larger than life and a little crazy Films on Television David Robinson makes his pick of the Aeek from films across all channels and John Marriott (below and opposite) rounds up the best of the rest. We give transmission times in good faith, but they may be altered after we go to press Videoplus numbers can be found on pages 6 to 19 Nature's Best Perfect , maybe, but not quite right Saturday July 1 Saturday July 1 How some beat it out of Birmingham Choice: 1960's Midlands rock roots explored Saturday July 2 Staying buoyant against the odds Saturday July 2 Streaming, selecting and grant maintaining Chioce: education in postwar Britain; wartime class divisions; perils of state-sanctioned gambling Monday July 3 Taken to the bank via the laundry Monday July 3 Never mind the crimes, look at the characters Choice: Scenes from modern Baltimore, Britain and South Krea; a recreation of Victorian London Why we find them attractive Tuesday July 4 Tuesday July 4 Though imperfect, it's a noble organisation Choice: a children's charity's 150th birthday Oscar-winning in Oklahoma Wednesday July 5 Wednesday July 5 Fun and a little light learning, Muppet style Choice: entertaining and instructed puppetry from the Henson stable; contrasting travelogues Only one Ark at a time Thursday July 6 Thursday July 6 A system better at helping the battered? Choice: a court dealing with domestic violence One to confuse the fans Friday July 7 Friday July 7 Today, yesterday's show looks to tomorrow Choice: a science programme's 30th birthday; wildlife photography; wild comedy; record-breaking Saturday July 1 Was he an otter fool? Pick of the Week Sunday July 2 Monday July 3 Tuesday July 4 Wednesday July 5 Thursday July 5 Friday July 7 Accelerated learning Breaking Away TAG Heuer Magazine Diary Letters Something for the Weekend Barnardos Mexica 106 Peugeot The big break The Tuesday Night Music Club made Sheryl Crow a pop star, but the success of the album left behind the musicians who collaborated on it. Giles Whittell reports on the failure of an idealistic experiment. Photograph by Naomi Kaltman Picture Gallery Nokia Volvo Volvo M McDonald's The toy. You cant swallow it Mitsubishi Motors Lords of the Ring Within six months, three British campanologits cracked the solution to a mathematical problem that had plagued bell ringers for 250 years. Ted Harrison heard them out. Photographs by John Angerson Minolta Ford The Last Lesson John Habgood was once tipped for the top Church office in the land. So what caused him to fall from grace? john Grigg talks to the out-going Archbishop of York. Portrait by Mitch Jenkins Epson Canon Sure Shot Nathan Smoking Kills Picture Gallery A Face Right out of History Joe Barbera, co-operator of The Flintstones, believes cartoons have lost their wat since Fred abandoned his quarry. Alan Franks learns of his plans to get animation back to bedrock. Photograph by Paul Harirs Hadrian's Wall Picture Gallery English Heritage Homebase Hampton Court Palace Fashion Picture Gallery Flight of Angels Iron age Metal furniture has come in from the garden. Alexandra Campbell hails a new era Champagne Summer wines Amdega 20 Wines under £12.50 Capel Vale Perrier-Jouët Passage to Rangoon Noble Caledonia Limited Elsewhere in Southwestern France Eating Out 1995 Royal Mint The Times Cook Forget limp lettuce leaves swimming forlornly in pools of beetroot juice. With a little imagination, the humble buffet can be elevated to new heights Sainsbury's Carapelli Firenze Thomas Lloyd New-Door Multiple Display Advertising Items The London Door Co Stairlifts Farm Lane Trading Estate Krystal Morpheus The Times Interiors Divani Multiple Display Advertising Items G. Thornfield Ltd Kensington Spirals H Homeguard Products Nordic Antique Desks Aquability (UK) Ltd Voyages Jules Verne The Vulture Picks over the bones contemporary culture Enter Password Picture Gallery The Times Georg Solti Daewoo Wunderbar
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