News from 21/02/1996
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Phil Yates, Anthony Harris, Tunku Varadarajan, Iain R. Webb, James Landale and Nicholas Wood, Stewart Tendler, Nicholas Watt and Andrew Pierce, Christopher Thomas South Asia Correspondent, Simon Barnes, Bill Frost, Gordon Allan, Alexandra Frean, Media Correspondent, Mark Souster, John Diamond, Christopher Walker, Middle East Correspondent, and our Foreign Staff, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, Dorothy Walker, Jeremy Laurance Health Correspondent, George Sivell, Lynne Truss, Marion Shoard, Carl Mortished, Simon Wilde's, Nigel Williamson and Philip Webster, Jim Longmire, Geoff Brown, Network Nuttall, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Giles Coren, Robert Miller, Jonathan Prynn, Transport Correspondent, Alfred Stephenson (Expedition chief surveyor, 1934-37), Martin Fletcher, Carl Evans, David Gadbury, John Clarke, Kris Anderson, Nick Nuttall and John Young, Nicholas Wood, Nicholas Watt and Michael Evans, David Charter Education Correspondent, Richard R. Hopkins, Alan Toogood Horticulture Correspondent, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Adrian Lee and Andrew Pierce, Louise Taylor, Rachel Kelly, John Davies, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Jonathan Coad, Peter Waymark, Noel Kelleway, Stephen Farrell, Robin Young, Alan Hamilton, Daniel Johnson, Rodney Milnes, Simon Vail, Robert Bruce, Michael Clark, Quentin Letts, R. P. C. Plowden, Benjamin Bowen, Charles Bremner, John Kavanagh, Sarah Bagnall, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Nigella Lawson, Gerald Kaufman, Patricia Tehan, Banking Correspondent, J. R. Graham, C. M. Clothier Chairman, Philip Bassett, Brenda Maddox, Diana Marr-Johnson, R. J. Vint Administrator, John Hopkins, Barry Millington, Stanley J. Blenkinsop, Ian Brunskill, Raymond Keene, Christine Buckley, Peter Davalle, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Emma Wilkins, Jonathan Prynn Transport Correspondent, Roy Amlot, Julian Bevan, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, P. H. S, Chris Partridge, Andrew Drummond, Richard Evans, Eric Reguly, Oliver Holt, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Richard Thomson and Jon Ashworth, David Crouch, Paul Wilkinson and Alan Hamilton, Rodney Hobson, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Geof Wheelwright, John Goodbody, Christopher Walker, Peter J. Busby, Peregrine Hodson, Stacy Sullivan and Michael Binyon, Matthew Parris, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Anjana Ahuja, Russell Jenkins, Stephen Hoare, Peter Riddell, Geoffrey J. Marsh (Chaplain), Richard Beeston, Eric Wilkinson, Ben Macintyre, Philip Webster, Graham Searjeant, Simon Jenkins, Philip Pangalos, Kate Bassett, Alan Mitchell, Alan Coren, William Simpson, Benedict Nightingale, A. W. Bradley, Dominic Kennedy, Social Affairs Correspondent, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Sherman, Political Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, Marianne Curphey, David Powell, Anatole Kaletsky Economics Editor, Patricia Tehan Banking Correspondent, Michael Henderson, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, Sir Ron, Jamie James, Colin Campbell, Colin McQuillan, Barnaby Usborne,
ResumoFree Film Tickets Legal aid for the wealthy to be curbed Buchanan squeaks past Dole Index Bus bomb police find explosives in dead terrorist's London lodgings Storms drive Spurn Head to island independence Index Fashion silky smooth Stricken tanker may be breaking up Index Media Index Picture Gallery Roads blocked Divorce SFia School Fees and Further Education Costs Picture Gallery Do not adjust your set, the wobble is real Irish connection made passer-by a bomb suspect Police withdraw armed guard on man mistakenly implicated in blast Loyalist predicts backlash if IRA strikes in Province Eric Hill Picture Gallery Major approved credit for Iraqi defence purchase Picture Gallery Dorrell drops the term 'care in the community' Water bills rise by 5% Missing girl found safe Tagging trial extended Fayeds' nationality plea Hope for allergy woman Killer driver jailed ' Personal' inquiries Peace brings forces' top ranks to an end St. Joseph's Hospice Big freeze leaves South and East out in the cold` Drifting snow cuts off thousands Village halls to win on lottery Graft 's bows out as a beauty show By a Staff Reporter: Caesarean error destroyed lives Any colour as long as they're not black Direct Line Savings 406 Peugeot Best artist Bjork'gave journalist a beating' Road-tax dodgers face the clamp Parishioners free arrested priest Pop star denies assault during Jackson routine Child dancers "were reduced to tears' Men told to take jobs for the girls First direct Writers take legal action on European music levy In the Times British Airways Flying freezer' finds! components of life around dying star How children instinctively know the laws of language The Times Apple MacIntosh PowerBook Positive results vary five-fold in tests for cervical cancer Signs missed in women at risk One person looking after the environment won't… 50th anniversary return to Covent Garden Engineers told to stop boring and get a life Damaged human spine is like child's tower of bricks Medical Briefing Man , 36, is charged over Celine Child thief Prisoner starves Single currency 'threatens to break up EU' Ashdown's university plan The Oliver & Claire Strip Disaffected Tories can smell a rotten excuse Admiral Labour 'hypocrisy' attacked in welfare spending row Lilley's cuts are perfectly feasible, says shadow minister Going for Green MacKay loses pensions battle In Parliament Iraqi defectors take the 'mother of all gambles Sadam wins propaganda victory as he 'partons' sons-in-law who failed to rally opposition Kohl defies Yeltsin's critics by backing re-election campaign Panasonic Coup foiled in Qatar as Gulf tension increases Rebel town overrun by Russians Mostar deadline expires but barriers stay in city of hate French doctor uses 1241 edict to back his tax rebellion Chirac soft-pedals federal theme in blueprint for EU Hamilton Mercury Truth about rich pickings hits a sour note on Alexander's piano Dole gains crumb of comfort in Dixville Notch Martin Fletcher reports how the people of a tiny New Hampshire community have eventually become the world's most pampered voters Special Needs Bathrooms How the 'Granite State' has battered candidates Marriage loses its sheen for actor Cheap fuel revives age of the gas guzzler Audi President woos Florida with bid to save swamps India's corrupt face exposed as ministers quit… Tokyo and Seoul declare rival zones in islands dispute Guardian Direct Cathedral arson charge Security for visit by Princess (AFP): Ballet master Beriozoff dies (AFP): Art collector is awarded £19m (AP): Late news Shimmy through summer in silk Wear what you like this season, as long as it's in shantung Cellphones direct Colonial Direct A cruel divorce trick to play on the children Lord MacKay's new family Bill would allow children to block their parents' divorce. Does he really think that playing with their feelings like this is going to help? Welcome back to rock 'n' roll The language was foul, the air heavy with pot, the behaviour disgusting Gilles Coren discovers British pop going back to its roots Hill House Hammond Calais Let's stop fostering prejudice Alan Coren Closing down Picture Gallery This is a job for Sir Ron The Torries have funked student fecs, so they are handing over to Dearing Slipped disc I Slipped disc Ii Reign, reign Picture Gallery Left out Will the Staggers still nag? Daniel johnson on new statesmen and an old journal University Challenge Where politicians fear to tread, sir Ron must boldly go From Lent to New Life " He was there in the wilderness 40 days" (St Mark, I, 13) Rock of AGESy Pop's army tries to lure youth onto the political bandwagon Scott, Lyell, and those documents again under scrutiny Chess contest Gibraltar sale Countryside letter Bob Paislev's death Prescription charges Fond farewell to Antarctic base Church values Robin Maugham Banking problems Court Circular Birthdays today Service luncheon Personal Column Today 's royal engagements The Royal Caledonian Ball Appointments Luncheons Lectures Anniversaries Blooms that beat the snow RHS early spring show Memorial services Forthcoming marriages Dinners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Henry Guinness Personal Column The Venerable Basil Wingfield Digby Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items The Malcolm Sargent National Kidney Research Viscount Leathers McLEAN Stevenson On this Day Control of a Free Press February 21,1811 Issue not decided in foreign court Media, Sales & Marketing SDRC Clinton Cards Can't Stop Talking? Morris College of Journalism City Careers Viatel UK Ltd IMG Join the Market Leaders Sales Consultants Ote… Date of release after transfer Taking payment does not debar fresh claim Management Consultants Property Negotiator Trainee Property Negotiator Graduate - Unique Opportunity Marketing Executive Marketing Manager Solicitors Family Law Association Trainee Managers Events Co-Ordinator Hollywood, universally second best Why European audiences don't need cultural broadcasting quotas to know the value of home-grown television and films Put in a spin over Scott The Government 's attempt at news management of the arms-to-lrag report was badly flawed, says Philip Webster Pay-TV misses out Top Ten Children's Programmes Fairy casts a spell over own-label Alan Mitchell on Procter & Gamble's plans to change radically the face of grocery marketing Auntie has lost her way Gerald Kaufman says Bbc Radio must set standards, not follow fashion Aberlour London Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Portugal Fairclough Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Antibes/juan Les Pins Australia Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Traditional Country Houses in 'the Real… Multiple Classified Advertising Items David Wilson Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Emsworth Luxury Retirement Flats Multiple Classified Advertising Items Portugal Trafalgar House Europe Multiple Classified Advertising Items Surrey Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pimlico Multiple Classified Advertising Items Buyers and sellers beware Misleading property descriptions may have been outlawed but there are still loopholes. Rachel Kelly reports Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sw10 Barnes Station Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sympathetically converted 19th century warehouse… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Noel Rd N1 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kingston Hill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Luxury Flat Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hamptons Henry & James London Rentals Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hamptons Sand Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hamptons Hyde Park W2 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Grants up for grabs Housing associations can get funds from the EU Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pretty Victorian pine cottage, originally from… Cadogan Square, Sw1 Chestertons News The Times Crossword No 20,096 Business Picture Gallery Times Weathercall Flight Savers In the Times Bundesbank casts doubt on monetary union in 1999 Hampel kicks off review of Greenbury Audit standard to be tightened Meridiana Management 32,33 Arts 38-40 Emi demerger makes rentals division play its own tune Sport 42-48 NatWest sets aside £101m for tunnel Television and Radio Business Today Slice of the action for Hollywood hard men Two more train franchises go on sale British Coal Unilever chief shrugs off soap wars threat End of the road for M4 measure Courtaulds' high hopes for Tencel Tourist Rates Court told of secret inquiry at PPI Water bills rise Medeva predicts growth Carlton bid rumour Mortgages code Microsoft net gam Tec losses at record high Car production boost Emirates The new laisser faire Sb shares slide after disclosure over litigation Selfridges to open Manchester store Siemens Nixdorf Argyll to end alliance in Europe Kleinwort shakes up management team WPP profit up 33% as advertising recovers Commodities Liffe Options Media groups prepare for assault by Carlton London Financial Futures Money Rates(%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Soap plot unchanged Courtaulds NatWest Dollar Rates Other Sterling FT-SE Volumes Thorn EMI Wall Street Another place, another time Coke options Clocking off A better life Hampel follows in footsteps of Cadbury and Greenbury Sir Ronald Hampel tells Philip Bassett about his plans for his committee on governance Breaking-up is easy when it makes economic sense Thorn's founder would have seen the need, says Graham Searjeant Merchant Investors Announcing a voyage of exploration Equities close above their worst Swan Hellenic Gre leaps into black despite big freeze Invest in Picture Gallery Greenspan makes upbeat appraisal of US economy Coopers & Lybrand SAGE Bremer Vulkan seeks rescue More directors are disqualified RJR's food for thought CompuServe spin-off Hewlett-Packard ahead Plea on regulator A step m the right direction Sears moves 900 staff as shoe group undergoes shake-up. Rodnney Hobson reports Facilities Management Staveley M&e Services Group Integrated Fm Limited FM Global Storage Tanks HM Mitie Group Business to Business Making the grade Stephe Hoare on a company recyecling old paper into new Haden Facilities Management Limited Fast Track Johnson wins IBM deal Facilities Management Euro Personnel FM Service Works Bring You The Times Would your own safety measures beat the bombers? How to stop the terrorists putting you out of business. Rodney Hobson has some advice Eammon Holmes Building & Property Facilities Management Industry Briefs Mowlem's £36m RAF contract The Times Unit Trust Information Service Coventry Building Society Joslin Rowe Career Secretarial & Temporary NSPCC Jigsaw Recruitment International Media Flamboyant Chairman Joslin Rowe Pr Manager/pa to Chairman Partner's Secretary Multiple Display Advertising Items The Ritz Pa Sec Int Co W1 Pa to Chairman and Chief Executive Personal Assistant Multiple Display Advertising Items No Title A Small Shipping Company ROC Recruitment Career Secretaries!!! Personal Secretary The Ritz Receptionist. Pa. Administrator Gordon Yates Aldrich & Co Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Directors' Secretaries Marketing Secretaries Fotostop Express Ltd Framestore Joyce Guiness Partnership Cluttons Secretary Knightsbridge Secretaries Hpd Banking Systems Bookkeeper Recruitment Consultants BTG Pa to Managing Director Virgin Joyce Guiness Multiple Display Advertising Items BPRI Trading Desk Support Personal Assistant Meridian Recruitment Consultants High Finance Snr Sec/admin Financial PR HOBstones WA Drake International Multiple Display Advertising Items HOBStones Legal Recruitment Susan Hamilton Personnel Maine - Tucker Secretary/office Manager Practice Secretary/pa Secretary/Assistant Pa/secretary St James's The Recruitment Company Worldwide Connections Centre Point Group Party Planning Angela Mortimer The Association of Corporate Treasurers Executive Extra St James's College The Recruitment Company Office Manager Angela Mortimer Crone Corkill PA/SECRETARY Multiple Classified Advertising Items DSA Dsa Bilingual Ltd Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Crone Corkill Boyce Bilingual Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crone Corkill Multi-Lingual Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items French/dutch/german Speakers Marseilles Secretary to £15,000 Sheila Burgess Bilingual Administrator Multiple Classified Advertising Items Newton Prep Chelsea Openings Crone Corkill Multiple Classified Advertising Items College to Career College Leaver Multiple Classified Advertising Items Charity Fundraisers Are You a Mediterranean Travelophile? Personnel Crone Corkill Multiple Classified Advertising Items KPMG The Language Specialists Multiple Classified Advertising Items Garrard the Crown Jewellers Crone Corkill Welcome to the American zone This year's Berlin Film Festival is a feast of Hollywood with a few foreign titbits on the side, says Groff Brown A for wit, B for wisdom Theatre: Neil Simon loses marks for sentimentality; tower block facts of life at the Bush; Aristophanes all shook up in Brighton Apter Two Gielgud Hubris in cowboy kit and codpiece The Frogs Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton Film Theatre 1 Cockney yes, but chirpy they ain't Serving It Up Bush The second Noel Theatre 2 Other Special Offers As yet another Albert Hall gig proves, time has not diminished the power of Eric Clapton Still burning bright Eric Clapton Albert Hall Out of breath on a Bruckner cycle Music: Barry Milligton celebrates the orchestral manoeuvres of conductor Lorin mazzel; plus concert rewivews Frank revelations Ensemble Modern Rundel Festival Hall Kurtag Music 1 Picture Gallery Music 2 The prodigy from Pittsburgh Comedy elevated to genius Opera: Blissful brilliance at Covent Garden, charming cosi at the Met Semele Covent Garden Didn't she do well? Cosi fan tutte Metropolitan Opera Music 3 UCI Cinemas Picture Gallery Music 4 Entertainments Art Galleries Art Galleries & Exhibitions Choice 1 Today's Choice Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Choice 2 Little kings of the castle Choice 3 Young Art 180,000 readers of this section visit Art Galleries… Planing a Business Golf Day Huddersfield let slip perfect cure for Cup hangover Rioch considers Platt to boost Europe bid Russell warms Roker crowd William Hill For the Record Myerscough reaches for the sky David Powell on a young man whose towering ambition has won him a Great Britain debut Hendry bows out with abject display The Times Chelsea, cricket, birdsong, Bach: the essence of re-creation Telfer must guard against Scots ' great expectations Schumacher in more trouble Multiple Display Advertising Items Today's Fixtures Thomson maintains progress Aiming to please Monarchs go for Green Hungarians feast Riley free to compete Girardelli poised England set out to regain lost ground Ruthless South Africa turn screw Heavy defeat of New Zealand puts England's task into perspective Final ambitions put to first test BT World Cup Details Stamping should be punished by life ban Shutting out small clubs Let down by laws Rebel who went Dutch plans upset for England Simon Wilde's World Cup Extras Zimbabwe keep their date England must practise more Easier target Bookmakers seek escape from Lottery mauling Wolverhampton Rapid Raceline Out of danger Kempton may get Kingwell Saunders strives to conquer setbacks Carl Evans meets who is fighting back from double misfortune Picture Gallery Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Winning Move Keene on Chess Tour sets out without main attractions John Hopkins finds that golf's big names prefer the comforts of home to travelling in winter Picture Gallery The Salvation Army Elite return to the Home Counties Snow Reports Word-Watching Plucky way to be decent Radio1 Change , illusion and our relative values 6 . 00 am Business Breakfast (53334) 7.00 BBC… Choice Racing 45 England plan to preserve Cork All-rounder may take week's rest after concerns over fitness increase Times Two Crossword Eu tackles home transfer system Saracens sign Sella and aim to move World Cup scandal that never was RAC Golf 46 Hull lead long list of victims of latest big freeze Running Rings around Atlanta On your marks of the techno-Olypics page 8 Data Fax On-screen workout whips computer wimps into shape Hi-Grade Ideal motorcycle for uneasy riders Internet Times tops 100,000 readers Monuments to be given modern treatment Gym fixes it for hardware softies Thoroughly modern Mayflower sets sail in the pilgrims' wake Simoon Vail on how the net is being used to help launcha a spectacular maritime project for the millennium Planet Internet Save me from manual labour I tried doing a dummy run but by page 771 was brought to book A perfect pitch panning out to pay dividends Picture Gallery AOL A matter of good forum Informix Log on for adventure, campers Mobile office Vogon How birds are tracked with flying colours New software venture targets UK schools Dixons Currys Police tap in to hotline for tracing stolen goods Windows Show Eyes in the sky help golfers keep their mind on the ball A new machine offers tips on the right shot. Anjana Ahuja reports A novel route to the traditional happy ending Fraser Associates Plc Fujitsu Icl Military strategy to help find jobs G. O. D Setting a fast pace in hi-tech's great race Easynet Group Plc Revised code helps to tighten up training John Kavanagh reports on an initiative unveiled this week to streamline the IT industry Business Jm Management Services Big crowds expected at decision-makers' show Reed Harpur Card Services Pick Universe Hewitt - Myers IT Director Multiple Display Advertising Items Syncsort Aztech Computer Recruitment Ltd The Marlborough Group Recruit the Best Devonshire Personnel John Sears and Associates Time Computer Systems Ltd
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