News from 01/11/1995
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George Cole, Anthony Harris, Charles Hall, Iain R. Webb, A. M. Linfield, John Rimington, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Jill Sherman Political Correspondent, Eve-Ann Prentice and Sam Kiley, Inigo Gilmore, John Diamond, Timothy Garton Ash, Harold Sebag-Montefiore, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Ian Murray, Jeremy Kingston, Lynne Truss, Carl Mortished, Ginny Dougary, Tom Welsh, Colin Narbrough, World Trade Correspondent, John Pittuck, Geoff Brown, Philip Webster and Arthur Leathley, Joe Joseph, Giles Coren, Robert Miller, Martin Fletcher, Ann Widdecombe, David Charter Education Correspondent, Peter Ball, Ruth Gledhill, Roger Carswell, Nicholas Watt, Ireland Correspondent, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Rachel Kelly, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Jonathan Gornall, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Stuart Jones, Tennis Correspondent, Michael Clark, George Faber, John Young, Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, James Landale Political Reporter, Anthony Legge, Michael Hamlyn, Dorian R. W. Baker, Quentin Letts, Sarah Bagnall, David Charter, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Edward Gorman, Russell Kempson, Philip Bassett, George Brock, P. Hs, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, M. J. Taylor, Alan Toogood, Horticulture Correspondent, Raymond Keene, David Charter, Education Correspondent, Christine Buckley, Peter Davalle, Jonathan Prynn Transport Correspondent, Alix Ramsay, P. H. S, Brian Cox Executive Director, Tom White, Richard Evans, Kenneth S. Solly, John Kinson, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Nicholas Wood and Philip Webster, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Sarah Bilofsky, Julian Muscat, John Allison, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, Robert Sheehan Bridge Correspondent, Philip Lymbery Campaigns Director, Shireley Robinson, Christopher Walker, Brenda Long, Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, Matthew Parris, Jennai Cox, Gavin Hadland, Anjana Ahuja, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ian Brodie, Michael Powell, Richard Beeston, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Philip Pangalos, Tim Jones, Alan Mitchell, Alan Coren, Graham Allen, Benedict Nightingale, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Bill Frost and Richard Duce, Arthur Leathley, Stewart Tendler and Oliver August, Michael Henderson, Alice Thomson, Political Reporter, Alasdair Murray, Matthew Bond, Colin Campbell, Richard Ford, Catherine Milton, Colin McQuillan, Jim Harding, Richard Duce and Bill Frost, Christopher Irvine, Philip Ray, Nick Nuttall and Michael Hornsby,
ResumoLabour woos Tories on pay disclosure Select committed reject Nolan plan Quebec's Prime Minister quits Lloyd's names win £300m Labour MP dies The Times Index General's First Lady Britain protests over Nigerian's death sentence Superstore Style Bachelor-about-town duke dies at 42 Brown plan to extend tax-free savings West tells court of hatred for her 'devil' husband Marriage on Trial Trade Indemnity Commons on a trip to find something harder Cabinet retreats over 'liberal' divorce reforms Savage rebuff for Lord Chancellor Dolphin Rebellious struggles of family with powerful place in history Glimmer of hope after Belfast talks deadlock Talks on migrant workers International Convention Centre Birmingham Church protest at Playboy channel News in Brief Amis funeral Inquiry call Killer jailed Banker quizzed Zoo reprieve West denies all knowledge of sexual abuse 'I was very strict on the children and I suppose I did go over the top with discipline' Cross-Examnation of Rosemary West 'Men came for sex as Fred watched' Rose's Room 'The silly, pregnant young girl I thought Fred was just helping' Shireley Robinson American Airlines Tears in witness box as court is told: I didn't think I was that bad a mother Hearther West Asian is given life for racial murder of white schoolboy Abbey National Chemist and GP jailed for prescription fraud Pair 'treated NHS as milch cow' Electronic tagging shunned by courts Hogg protects name of British cheese Dial Direct Keats is revisited in season of mists Shephard advised to close boys' school that is 'beyond hope' Many teachers and pupils have accepted low standards as the norm, say experts Maths students 'have not been taught basics' Tables fuel disputes over exam results First Domestic Safeway ABC The Weekend Starts Here Friday in the Times Saturday in the Times 106 Peugeot Courts can now seize criminal profits Glenfiddich Leaky works of art put out to grass Tate Gallery puts brave face on missign Turner Prize centrepie Direct Line High streets doomed, report claims Charity to fight child-sex danger Nationwide 'Gay gene' research revives dispute over sexual orientation Mothers implicated in homosexulaity link Man's best friend, but only after a good bath Human hens' paid £1,000 to donate eggs American Express Labour Major must tackle underlying problem of politicians' low pay Peers accused of abusing their position for profit Jobs 'loophole' attacked Cander Relief MacMillan Fund Canon Ombudsman's salary rise Cabinet to face spending dispute In Parliament Labour promises property reforms Save us from passionless actors, says rebel Harris At 65, the brawler who sang Camelot tilts at the younger kinghts of British theatre Lambeth Tory to join Labour Somak Holiday Iraq arms case ruling reserved News in Brief Powers libel win Car ban for actor Girl safely home Cool reception Wife killer jailed Fiat Preachers line up for award US Congress issues new warning on troops for Bosnia Delegates braced for boot-camp life Lloyds Bank Pro-China officials censor Baker book Brother (Reuter): CIA chiefs face reprimands in wake of Ames scandal 'Drug-friendly 'nations taking a tougher line Kohl is tipped to make way for Schauble in 1998 Speculation over German succession Adultery is France's true love Spear's Games EU sacks top British official over VAT plan Abbey Life Egyptian queen's tomb opens Yeltsin tries to resolve poll row Premier quits after blaming minorities Allied Dunbar Separatist leader quick to declare the fight goes on' Province's federalists celebrate but independence issue endures to hanut Canada Dan teacnoloyg plc Rioting in Quebec as federal Cabinet holds crisis session Tamil Tigers pull out of Jaffna as army prepares final attack South African taste for polls cools Guardian Direct Duke in brush with Maori tradition London link to Jihad war Argentine guerrilla extradited News in Brief (Reuter): Nuclear sect (Reuter): Killers to hang (AFP): Metro denial (Reuiter): Bomb kills 22 Cellphones Direct Fashion 's new one-stop superstore Selfridges has shaken off its' grand old lady' image with a multimillion-pound revamp and now has clothes appeal for serious shoppers Hill House Hammond Jake The general's first lady A Times Reader Offer The Times Prime Health What the stars hold in store for Shelley Giles Coren on Patric Walker's successor What Ohio can do for Bosnia Timothy Garton Ash calls for a long commitment to peacekeeping Top shot Picture Gallery Divorced from reality If John Major drop Lord MacKey's sensible Bill, it will be for fear of a right wing already looking to his successor Acting up Prince Charming The Times Diary Unamused The Times Diary Perm secretary The Times Diary One's cabin Dairy Alan Coren As a birthday tribute, we present a major exploita …—er, adaptation Ulster Old and New Trimble has seized the initiative from Sinn Fein Staying on Quebec elects to remain part of Canada—for now Romantic Hero Keats's poems are in better repair than his Hampstead house Why the domestic violence Bill should become law Illegal workers Stone Age diet Letters that are intended for publication should… Good and bad in bus deregulation Ostrich farming Baptism choice Detail in government A case for less pomp at Palace? Popular sculpture Practical research Triumph of Prejudice Court Circular Memorial service Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Memorial meeting Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pumpkins capture Hallowe'en spirit RHS autumn show Birthdays today Multiple Classified Advertising Items Luncheons Reception Service dinner Dinners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Today 's royal engagements St Andrews Ball Visit Multiple Classified Advertising Items Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harold Taylor Harold Taylor, CBE, theoretical physicist, university administrator and scholar of Angol-Saxon architecture, died on October 23 aged 88. He was born on May 13,1907 Personal Column Rugby Situations Wanted Fly between London & Scotland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Champneys Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Trailfinders Multiple Classified Advertising Items Embassy Flight Centre Vacation Travel Capital Flights Kenneth Dadzie Kenneth Dadzie, Ghananian displomat and United Natioanl official, died of a heart attract in London on Octber 25, aged 65. He was born in Accra on September 10.1930 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items National Children's Bureau Fear Sweeps Inida after Assassination of Mrs Gandhi Terry Southern Terry Southern, novelist and screenwriter, died in a New York hospital on October 29 aged 71. He was born in Alvarado. Texas, on May 1,1924 Political dismissal breaches fundamental freedoms Media Sales & Marketing Position Vacant Trainee Property Negotiator Graduates Graduate? Sound Management Services The Call Consultancy/RDP Ltd Telesales Assistant Press Officer Weekender Ladies Wear Limited The Times Newspapers Central London Services Ltd BPC Ltd Parcel Force Papers fall through the Net The Internet is seen as sarior of regional newspapers. But if they don't sell on the new-stands, they won't sell online either Auntie needs the big screen The BBC's cinema work won't kill the TV play, George Faber argues Top marks for initiative Alan Mitchell questions wehter school are wise to be so welcoming to companies bearing gifts Home is best Publish and be panned Investigative journalism faces the threat of contempt, Tom Welsh says The Times Atlas of the World News The Times Crossword No 20,001 Business Times Weathercall Arts 33-35 Names win landmark case First ruling against accountant in Lloyd's saga MoD buyers leave British computer maker in the cold Tribunal rejects Eurotunnel's ?2.5bn claim Body Shop coy on talk of buyback Homes 41 Dunedin chairman and deputy join list of resignations Sport 43-48 Maine - Tucker Pension trustees lacking expertise Television and Radio Business Today Short circuit Double-glazed Water firm will not bid for London Electricity Gartmore to manage A&L funds Egit passes On target Pentium German bank suffers derivatives loss Greenbury and Nolan failed, says IoD chief Ashanti misses gold target Kleinwort Benson Bournemouth International Centre New Pep from L&G to rival Virgin Tourist Rates Lottery blamed for Vernons job cuts Business Roundup Hang Seng tops league Sphere plea to panel Tamaris advances Crest date announced Get More for Less Equitas Pilkington seeks ?303m to fund acquisitions The new Mercedes E class Enineering seen with fresh… Auditors caught in Lloyd's net Name land significant victory City ponders Body Shop buyback Buy American policy selles Britain short Warning from Life Sciences Le Creuset chief to take group private MEPC goes shopping in America Commodities Buyback companies rise on pre-Budget scare Stock Market London Financial Futures Major Indices Pure refreshing water Tempus MEPC Pilkington Dollar Rates Life Sciences Wall Street Final innings for BAT's man The Times City Diary Paperweight The Times City Diary A mean business The Times City Diary Law courting The Times City Diary When public companies lead to private grief BAA overhaul far from a flight of fancy Philip Bassett on a job that hearalds wide-ranging change EBN Daybreak How Japan has sabotaged monetarists' calculations Shares end near their best The UK 200 Group THiNK BiG who Ever Heard of Alexander the Average? The Times Unit Trust Information Service First direct It 's rock 'n' Rom , and he likes it Mick Jaggesr tells David Sinclari how keeping up with technology has keep the Rolling Stones ahead Raw talent makes its mark Galleries: Charles Hall detects new confidence in a show of recent work by one Britain's best young pinters The History Channel Pop Visual Art Television Tomorrow Images carry on spitting The next series of Spitting Image is probably the last. But we ain't aeen nothing yet Entertainments Choice 1 Today's Choice London Theatre Guide Cinema Guide News Releases Choice 2 A long night of hard labour Prisoner Cell Block H Queens Tarsome Mapp-reading Picture Gallery Theatre 1 Theatre 2 Rise of new renaissance man Will An Intimate History of Humanity change the world? Ginny Doughary talks to its author Head of pop, and the classics Getting a music scholarship to Eton is easy, says Hilary Finch. 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