News from 20/01/1996
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Caroline Hook, Jon Ashworth, James Jukwey, Tunku Varadarajan, Alasdair Riley, Maggie Campbell Pedersen, Alexandra Frean, Rob Hughes, Nigel Colborn, Jane MacQuitty, Kathryne Cousins, T. G. McKenna, Mark Souster, Ronald Faux, Inigo Gilmore, Michael Mavor, John Diamond, Maureen Owen, Terence Blacker, Rosy Rabson, James Landale, Political Reporter, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Mary Riddell, Philip Howard, Susan Bell, Carol Midgley, Martin Wooller, Nicholas Redman, Brian Pedley, Brian MacArthur and Paul Hoggart, Richard Lines, Morag Preston, Simon Wilde, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Clare Stewart, Arthur Leathley Political Correspondent, Martin Fletcher, Carl Evans, Hugh Hunston, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Robert Sheehan, Jeffrey Deaver, Ruth Gledhill, Alice Thomson Political Reporter, Nicholas Watt, Ireland Correspondent, Ross Dunn, Thomas De Waal, Basil Hume, Libby Purves, John Andrews, Stuart Jones, Tennis Correspondent, Peter Millar, Rodney Milnes, Helen Dunmore, John O'Leary, Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, Barry Overend, Reuter, Frances Bissell, Quentin Letts, David Hands, Sarah Jones, David Jessel, Fanny Blake, Marian Lampert, Peter Barnard, Piers Paul Read, Mary Loudon, Derwent May, Edwin Blandon, Caroline Merrell and Marianne Curphey, Lizanne Rose, Irish Racing Correspondent, Russell Kempson, Francis Wilford-Smith, James Tooley, Stephen Anderton, P. H. S., John Donovan, Sydney Friskin, Kevin Eason and Hugh Hunston, Claire Mainstone, Nancy Patton Wood, Jon V. Pepper, Dominic Lieven, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Peter Fynn, David Robinson, Sheila Jennings, Emma Wilkins, Peter Kimm, Karen Zagor, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, G. J. Hancock, Peter Bryan, Harriet Paterson, A. F. Ollerenshaw, Richard Evans, Caroline Merrell, Patricia Tehan and Robert Miller, Roger Shaljean, Eric Reguly, Russell Kempson and David Maddock, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, Sarah Cunningham, Janet Bush Economics Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, C. E. Leggett, Julian Muscat, Mary Ann Sieghart, Guy Walters, Nicolas Walter, Sara McConnell, Alan Copps, Christopher Walker, Gabriella Gamini South America Correspondent, Robert Crampton, Sabina Anver, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Tim Wapshott, Jon Ashworth, Carol Midgley and Michael Horsnell, Helen Mound, Anthony Loyd, Ben MacIntyre, S. E. Lampitt, David Orme, Caroline Merrell and Karen Zagor, Tony Dawe, H. Rigg, Graham Searjeant, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Simon Jenkins, Philip Pangalos, Eithne Power, Perry Cleveland-Peck, John Samuel, Jonathan Meades, Marianne Curphey, Jill Sherman, Political Correspondent, Anne Ashworth and Karen Zagor, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, George Michael, Rob Andrew, Richard Morrison, Sam Kiley, Michael Henderson, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, Ross Tieman, Carol Midgley and Jon Ashworth, Gill Hornby, Jonathan Mirsky, Melvyn Marckus,
ResumoElizabeth's Story Maxwell brothers are cleared Tears and hugs as the Maxwells are cleared Tears and hugs greet verdict in £30m case Hijackers surrender to Turks Virgin atlantic Lamont finds a seat at last Index Two flights for the price of one Index Fraud office is in the dock again Fraud office under fire Harman opts for grammar school England defeat Index Alive and kicking 'Drop IRA arms demand' Have dog, will travel Index Dictator of Holborn still holds sway from beyond the grave Evidence at sons' trial confirms Maxwell's transformation from war hero to ogre The Father0 Virtual Shop Tombstone that attracts only the angry Not-guilty verdicts put system back in the dock Crown's failure to secure a conviction is likely to provoke demands for reform 'He is in court because he is his father's son' The Defence Taxpayer must foot bill after grant of legal aid Prosecution Gosts Jack Daniel's Multimillion-pound demolition of house that Bob built The Publishing Empire Result may harm legal attempts to retrieve fund's lost investmentsTHE Pensioners Airtours Widow pays price for the sins of her husband The Family Gruelling trial aid not thwart fenily ambitions The Wives What they said about outcome of the hearing American shunned by his friends Nike Received Crippled woman learns to stand 'Tears flooded down my face - it was such an overwhelming feeling' By a Staff Reporter: Viscount who ran amok is spared jail Saga A question of sport Inside The Times on Monday British Airways Holidays African tribe's new chief is a science teacher in Norfolk By a Staff Reporter: Six years for activist who became burglars' Mr Big Asylum refusal backed News in Brief Jail crusade Unhealthy work Attack sentence Two CDs for under two pounds The Sunday Times Weather delays two balloon expeditions News in Brief Cancer hopes dashed Children to serve drink Rail executive found Diet deceiver jailed Princess visit arrests Lorry drivers held Polo Ralph Lauren Lloyds wins £100,000 from couple given bad business advice 'Morally we are right. We beat the banks but we have lost everything' Sky No Turning Back Lottery: it could be the Treasury Major denounces social chapter as 'immoral tax' Blair rejects fierce attack Lilley orders clampdown to cut £730m housing benefit fraud BT Prince's TV soap smells of politics The Cooperative Bank Daylight Bill is wrecked as time runs out Search begins for preacher to champion spoken word Inaugural winner invited to spread message after competition combining fun and serious intent The Times "Why doctors do more harm than good" Ford Look beyond biblical stories if you seek God's inspiration Gredo Chechen fiasco tips electoral scales further against Yeltsin and his fat cats Ferry hijack ends with surrender to Turkish forces Boshorus Stand-Off British Midland Dejected troops tell of chaos in army command Military Public Auction US warns Moscow on reforms America Tradewinds St Christopher DriverPlan Grisham plots case of the rail widow Inter-Church Travel N&P Free lunch recipe lures voters Steve Forbes is suddenly the agenda-setter in White House race Robert Dote's main Republican ticket rival is a multi-millionaire with a Utopian vision. To hear his message Martin Fletcher went to Manchester, New Hampshire Chirac decides to scrap hated military call-up The Times (Reuter): Cancer doctor 'trapped' Animals at Pretoria Zoo drown World Summary Jacksons 'signed pre-nuptial deal' (AP): Thai monks to carry ID cards (AP): Spanish thanks The Royal Bank of Scotland Zulu king moves to end Natal killings Argentina may ban Madonna over film Hamas gunmen killed as election tension mounts Israel seals off West Bank to thwart terrorists Bomb at airport in Nigeria First Telecom Amnesty alert on boy lama N&P (Reuter): Gaddafi dismisses Arab unity as 'dream' Lawyer fights Vichy war French collaborators' regime in the dock as former Cobinet minister foces Holocaust show trial Chocolate with bitter message Debenhams Germany honours dead of Auschwitz Liibeck youths freed Cutbacks shrink Gaieties Lafayette Time called for claret diplomacy Bosnia factions meet new deadline Etude Tajan The Royal Ballet Opinion Remember it's all about having fun Ringing a loud Southern bell Atlanta is using the Olympic stage to mount a cultural revival in the South, says Michael Henderson Festival Cellphones direct Videos Foundation for Hellenic Culture Royal National Theatre On Monday Classical Concerts The Commonwealth Society for the Deaf AT&T Messiah RG The 1996 Mozart Birthday Concert Wigmore Hall Barbican Centre RG YMSO Great Orchestras of the World RG Multiple Classified Advertising Items RG Vh BBC Symphony Orchestra English Heritage Orchestra WNO Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunset Boulevard Theatres Chichester festival Theatre Spring '96 Saltimbanco Theatres Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kurt Weill behind the veil As Love Life opens in Leeds, Rodney Milnes talks to an original member of the composer's team Classical Concerts LA Bohème Opera Base Notes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rover Albert Hall Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Hunting Art Prizes World of Drawings and Watercolours Base Notes It's the Cats' whiskers Cafe Pasta Airtours Base Notes Englishmen and mad dogs British quarantine laws are obsolete, cruel and hypocritical: by defending them, the Givernment is serving only the kennel lobby Why we need a change of heart on divorce law Lord MacKay's family Law Bill must be made tougher to help to preserve marriage, says Basil Hume Old haunts The Times Diary Slugging it The Times Diary Swinging The Times Diary Waves tightly clutching a batch of sodden pension… The Times Diary Pitching in The Times Diary Party pooper The Times Diary Don't Beatify Me, Argentina Film is film and fact is fact, and never the credits shall meet In the Dock Britain's financial regulation has been tried and found wanting Paddy's Problem The Liberal Democrats lack thinkers and need thought Whose responsibility to instil moral values in children? Points on pens A gifted forger Paris by rail Broadly viewed Of mice and man A new Hell Kind hearts and crowded trains Hope for homeless Discarded Tardis Court Circular Royal engagements Personal Column Baron Bowness Appointments Church services tomorrow Birthdays Greenwich launches out Dinners Supper Leeds Grammar School Latest wills Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Lord Glendevon Lord Glendevon, former Conservative MP and, as Lord John Hope, Minister of Works, 1959-62, died on January 18 aged 83. He was born on April 7,1912 Personal Column Minnesota Fats Minnesota Fats, American pool player, died on January 18 aged 82. He was born on January 19,1913 N . T. Rama Rao Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao, Indian film star and politician, died on January 18 aged 72. He was born on May 28,1923 Geoffrey Foxcroft Geoffrey Foxcroft, OBE, Head of Science at Rugby School, 1959-80, died in Cumbria on January 12 aged 71. He was born on June 19,1924 On this Day January 20,1920 King's Bench Division Attempt to Prove an Alibi for a Dog News The Times Crossword No 20,069 Opinion Times Weathercall Superlative Travel Magazine Weekend Vision Airtours in bid talks with cruise group Domestic worries hit pound Business Today Melvyn Marckus Sir Rocco buys £15m of Forte shares Dutch unlikely to bail out Fokker Maxwell 27 Sport Stagecoach continues buying spree in Devon Solicitors Weekend Money Weekend SPORTlNG Fixtures Somerfield margin up Coventry M&G Granada's hidden agenda on Forte Kuwaitis launch bid for BI Flagging world economy likely to dominate G7 The Cooperative Bank Customers cautious on life products Tourist Rates The Sunday Times Countdown to crisis: Last days of Maxwell 's empire Hunt for the Missing Millions: Part One Melvyn Marckus charts the progress of the team behind the administration Fidelity Brokerage Commodities Life Options Gains overturned by election date rumours London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Stagecoach Cambridge Dollar Rates Other Sterling FT-SE Volumes Flying with clipped wings Tempus BI Wall Street Bonus Bonanza 30 Loyal customers left in the lurch Anne Ashworth and Karen Zagor on savers excluded from the distribution of free shares Frustration of a Locked-Out, Long-Term Loser Fine Distinction Gives Confusion The Loyal Saver who Missed out Branch Closure Hits Bonus Picture Gallery It's good to stay in control Personal Investor Schroders Costly Cover 36 Bounty hunters' bonus bonanza Karen Zagor on the ramifications of the headlong rush into building societies that could very soon add £17 billion to the pockets of consumers Virtual Shop Will it pay to switch to a rival of British Gas? A Question of Money The latest chapter in the pensions debacle Comment How a brief bout of bankruptcy can blight your future Karen Zagor on the threat of insolvency that thousands of people face every year Morgan Grenfell & Co. Limited Money Guides The Equitable Life What's the Best Option for You Towry Law Fidelity Direct Mis-sold, opted-out and still uncompensated One year on, the pensions saga is still unresolved, Caroline Merrell and Marianne Curphey report Bank of Scotland Mortgages Direct Cut in base rate brings no joy for borrowers Pass your Fpc Exams First Time RJ Temple PLC Virgin Direct Personal Financial Service Ltd Clerical Medical Investment Group Killik & Co The Equitable Life Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC Foreign Colonial Still more power to the people? Bond that blooms with FT-SE Hior Miss Legal & General Tessa cash tempts the trust managers Caroline Merrell looks at the new investment trust products LGT Worldcover Woolwich Tessas Perpetual Costly medical cover diagnosed Weekned Money Guide Marianne Curphey assesses value in health plans Policy Portfolio The Equitable Life Scottish Widows Paying for the party of the millennium Morag Preston seeks financial advice on saving for the big one Yorkshire Barclays boosts overdraft benefits Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Chase De Vere Investments PLC When absence helps Sara McConnell finds leases cost less if you cannot trace the landlord Diary of a freehold purchase Hargreaves Lansdown The Equitable Life Northern Rock Woolwich Direct The Times Unit Trust Information Service The Omega from Vauxhall Equities pause for breath Fidelity Brokerage Krajicek floored by surface tension Courier triumphs in small hours after lengthy encounter with Woodbridge Results from Flinders Park Excellent Skiing Conditions in Norway Snow Reports Comprehensive Guide to the Weekend Fixtures By our Sports Staff: Officials appointed for World Cup duty Tomorrow Docherty expects stiff test in title bid Francis reunited with Sinton at White Hart Lane Clough opts for Maine Road move Canary Racers seek to ruffle rivals' feathers The Times Match-By-Match Guide to the Premiership this Weekend Passion play brings the house down Georgiou Kinkladze is a young man with much on his mind. He tells David Maddock the reasons why Karshi helps cheer the Vesteys River North fades out of Cheltenham contention Kempton Park Rapid Raceline William Hill Racing next Week Haydock Park Pridwell to show way m Champion Hurdle Trial Boardman surrenders Olympic pursuit title Elas Image to foil title pretenders Leopardstown Tomorrow The Times Mason saves Britain from defeat Dartnall can return in style Thunderer: Lingfield Park Thunderer: Catterick Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Portuguese support for Modahl In Brief Torrance adrift Eagles grounded Bout postponed Catterick off By our Sports Staff: Kernen leads Swiss to downhill domination England banking on tower of strength at Pare des Princes Saturday portrait: Martin Johnson by David Hands, rugby correspondent For the Record Footballers raise aloft Pienaar's proud banner Grand plan on hold as Ireland focus on present Dublin filled with expectation The Times Too soon to look for signs of new professional era Rob Andrew warns that old rivalries may make it difficult to play expansive rugby Townsend calm in eye of the storm Mark Souster on a new No 10 ready to answer Scotland's call to arms at Lansdowne Road William Hill Stimpson's try breaks tedium of penalty shoot-out Tennis 42 England must go back to the forwards Powerful pack can beat France Today Teams in Paris Sinutab England squander winning position EU threatens action on foreign players ruling Hockey 45 Elizabeth's Story Hamilton Gardening Doctor Dolittle and her Wild Idea Books Outdoors Book offer 'Life had been difficult and rootless for Philip almost from the start Under siege but unbowed '. . . From the age of ten, Elizabeth was used to pomp and ceremony' Picture Credits Westminster Planning to see a show or a film, an exhibition or a concert? The Times critics select the best entertainment West End Theatre Guide Cinema Guide At work, a lesson in Christian grace Despite the distractions, Rutb Gledhill listens to a sermon at St Martin-in-the Fields, a refuge for the homeless Period Homes & Gardens Show Be thankful for your Lot Family Holidays: Mary Ann Sieghart finds the recipe for domestic bliss in a French farmhouse Norwegian Cruise Line Travelbag Noble Caledonia Limited Historic House Hotels Jersey A smarter way to live it up on the Riviera . . . while for John O'Leary there is endless entertainment at a holiday complex in France Sunsail Brittany Ferries The Times Spreading their wings Family Holidays: Brian MacArthur on the teen scene in Turkey and Paul Hoggart visits Legoland President Holidays Tapestry P&O Company Multiple Display Advertising Items CrystaL Holidays Turkey Beyond Sunquest Voyages Jules Verne Mini village is a model of ingenuity Ski Norway Heaven for the accidental tourist ITALY:'Agriturismo' is the magic world opening up the rural delights of Tuscany and Umbria British Airways Travel Tips Orient Lines P&O's STA Cox&Kings Sloping off to the west Sking: America's sunshine states are opening up to the British Halifax Worp-Watghing SKI Direct Discovery One often yearns for the land of Burns Scotland: The countryside which was the inspiration for the national bard and much of his poetry Voyages Jules Verne Air new zealand Cheers, it's a book Why an editor must be a midwife MacAllan The chinless blunder on Mary Loudon is aghast to find the snobbish, vacous formula writing of the 1980s extant Hostages to the silence A Maiden's Grave By Jeffrey Deaver Hodder & Stoughton, £12 Picture Gallery Phantom of a rural soap opera Revenancy By Terence Blacker Bloombury, £15,99 The Times/Dillons Bestsellers Hardback No short measure Teenage Stories Among dead puppets New in Paperback Jumbo Crossword Answers Vietnam, a victor's tragedy America lost the war but the Vietnamese lost much, much more, says Tunku Varadarajan Faith, hope and pious gravity Wheelchair with attitude How a paraplegic journalist made a mission for himself Declarations of Independence By John Hockenberry Viking, £16 Where holiness shines In a village in Piedmont, Mammon is haunted by a young girl's visions The Shrine By Cristina Odone Weidenfeld & Nicolson. £15.99 Times Books Harper Collins First flurries of snow to come The Country ahead of us, the Country behind By David Guterson Bloomsbury, £5.99 New on CD: Sibelius in symphony and song; why McFerrin should worry; good reasons not to vote Tori The Times New on Video: Bold knights in Camelot, warm nights with Monica Vitti, and sleepless nights with baby Hogarth & Dwyer Ltd., Countrylover's How to keep up with the Howards Historic reproductions from some of Britain's best houses Royal National Institute for the Blind Creda Riverdance Poetstyle LTD The Stowaway "Hat-In-A-Tube" Genuine Birthday Newspapers KJC Cubes Shelving Trestles Desks ETC Moriarti's Stamford Clothiers Bedlinen Hilditch & Key Impotence Relieved Best Ever January British Antique Replica British Antique Replicas Mail-Order Chair Muchen Silks Dept 1/2 Price! 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