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News from 02/04/1996

1996; Gale Group;

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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Jon Ashworth, Robert Sproat, J. E. Humphrey, Brian Collett, Gillian Bowditch Scotland Correspondent, Andrew Pierce, Patricia Davies, Rob Hughes, Jeremy Laurance, Jill Sherman Political Correspondent, Adrian Cosker, Andrew Longmore, Richard Thomson, Lionel Alexander, David Rhys Jones, T. R. Bruce, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Hilary Finch, James Bone, Carl Mortished, Morag Preston, Derek Duncan, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Will Hopper, Chairman, Giles Coren, Robert Miller, V. Ray Harlow (Chairman/Managing Director), Clare Stewart, Thunderer, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Peter Capella, Richard Dawkins's, Robert Wright, Peter Ball, Debra Craine, John O'leary, Education Editor, Julian Critchley, James Landale and Michael Hornsby, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Andrew Mitchell, Martin Barrow, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Libby Purves, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Stephen Farrell, Peter T. Landberg, Rodney Milnes, Michael Clark, Janet Bush, Quentin Letts, Peter Barnard, Patricia Tehan, Banking Correspondent, Simon Tait, Roger Scruton, Richard Cork, David Conn and Edward Fennell, Paul Durman, Philip Bassett, P. H. S., Paolo Galli, Lin Jenkins, Steuart & Francis, Barry Millington, Arthur Leathley, Political Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Martin Ball, John Russell Taylor, Jonathan Prynn Transport Correspondent, Geoffrey Jameson, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, Richard Evans, Alice Thomson, Tony Aston Director, Oliver Holt, Roger Boyes, Dominic Kennedy Social Affairs Correspondent, Oliver August, Janet Bush Economics Correspondent, Richard Ford and Jill Sherman, Kate Alderson, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Nicholas Wood, Chief Political Correspondent, John Allison, Heather Du Quesnay, Executive Director of Education, London Borough of Lambeth), Christopher Walker, Thomas De Wall, Gerald Larner, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, and Michael Evans, Matthew Parris, John Farmer, Russell Jenkins, Scrivenor, John O'leary and David Charter, Ian Brodie, Hereford and Worcester, Graham Searjeant, David Sinclair, Tim Jones, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Peter Gold, Kate Bassett, Christopher Irvine, Benedict Nightingale, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, P. D. J. Weitzman, Frances Gibb, Patricia Tehan Banking Correspondent, Alasdair Murray, Justin Reay, Chief Executive, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Mike Rosewell, Rowing Correspondent, Stacy Sullivan,

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Gardening Video Offer Anti-terrorist law rushed in by Howard Labour supports stop-and-search powers as IRA blitz is feared to mark Easter Rising Hogg puts case for aid to kill 4m cattle Pupils locked up Index Picture Gallery Blue cover-up takes the fizz out of Concorde Index Jilly Cooper the orchestral version Rift with Saudis threatens exports Tilt confirmed as prisons chief Roger Scruton Tory MP threatens to rebel over referendum Index BSE: a little local hysteria Abbey National Play the £50,000 Game Gentleman John kindly lifts the tone Political Sketch Holloway inmate had to attend court in nightie Conditions 'demeaning, inhumane' General Accident Direct Picture Gallery By a Staff Reporter: Charlton brothers bury the first lady of football British cattle cull Euro vote Girls fly home from arranged marriages News in Brief Paisley's boycott threat Poll objections sought G-Stringfellow's ... Minister for South West Keays libel bid fails Road signs of the times Bones were the Tsar's Phillips Middle-class sons locked up for vicious attack on church caretaker There cannot be a separate law for those with intelligence, judge tells A-level students Boy found drowned in ditch Quiz-show comics have the answer Victims' families call for police killer to stay in jail Extrawatch the Home Security System that Never… Relatives of CJD victims seek action on live test' Claims of result 24 hours disregarded Inland Revenue Heads accused of cover-up over classroom thugs Boy of 9 'ended teacher's career' Admiral German abandons hunt for holiday romance father 'I just want to tell him he has a beautiful son. I am sure he will be glad and will want to know him' Hostess steers 44 to safety on motorway Your chance to become a scriptwriter The Times Screenwriting Competition 1996 Mummy yields Inner secrets B&Q Chainsaws let a little light into barrier between neighbours Halfords Lamp hailed as cancer remedy Lottery to alter rule on good causes HSE Cambridge receives ?1m for Islamic studies post Halifax Crown sues Blake for profit from Mi6 book Land's End PC cleared of murdering wife is found dead in fume-filled car Benbecula crofters tell of growing fear of cancer Hill House Hammond Measures against car use dropped The Children's Society Posters for drink must be changed News in Brief Ruling quashed Paperboy bitten Policeman killed Noteworthy find Briton returns Suspect held Pregnant pause Osprey arrives Red all over Rover Xemplar Gummer heralds competition in water industry Householders will gain nothing yet Woodstock Single mothers must name fathers or lose more benefit Gieves & Hawkes Brown attacks Tory 'tax hypocrisy' In Parliament Recycled Heart Libel law reform may cut awards FIAT Saudi backlash feared as Bbc shows execution Pressure grows to expel dissident after envoy's warning of risk to British export Chechens ignore Yeltsin's truce and kill 28 Russians Saga Services Ltd RHS Gardening video offer (Reuter): German press rages at Britain over compensation demands Bonn will dominate information highway Cellphones direct Frontline Muslim villagers defy Serb authority Anti-terror force deploys for action in Olympics city Alerts in Atlanta and Montana European move to condemn Peking over human rights St. Josephs Hospice Audiences slaughter Hollywood pirates at box office Daihatsu Spies 'proved China helped Pakistan get nuclear bomb' Mother courage saves five kittens UN ends promise of job for life with 800 redundancies (Reuter): Call for colony to free 400 refugees News in Brief (Reuter, AP, AFP): Prisoners want heavy weapons (Reuter): Kidnap death (Reuter): Make my day (Reuter): Walesa returns (AP): Nigerians unite (Reuter): Fiat father' dies (Reuter): Births 'success' (Reuter): Thirst offence Admiral Peres pledges ballot on peace with Palestinians Hardship and violence stalk Britain's envoys The Children's Society Belgrave Carpet Gallery Ltd Mother Teresa breaks her collar bone Rodenstock Americans alerted to Bahrain risks Reuter: Lifesavers mourn death in the surf From Associated Press in Toronto: Canadian prison chief quits Can nature perform miracles? The final part of our exclusive serialisation of Richard Dawkins's book The Evolution of Sight Even Darwin expressed doubts that natural selectin could produce an eye Everest The Times/dillons Forum Hoverspeed Fast Ferries Ghostly tales of old age No Darrens in the Athenaeum Giles Coren surfs through Debrett's People of Today on CD-Rom and begins to get the measure of the meritocracy How Jilly orchestrated her novel The Royal Scottish National Orchestra tell Julia Llewellyn Smith about being in a Jilly Cooper book The Children's Society Calais The London-Hernia Centre Hamilton In praise of useless knowledge The apparent inefficiency of the Oxbridge tutorial system is its true glory, says Roger Scruton Putt down Britain turns flabby When seen from sinewy Israel, our troubles appear trivial and absurd Conquest Bird brain Crowned off Trouble in the pipeline Savings are not on tap, says Graham Scarjeant Political Jobbery The wrong message from the G7 jamboree at Lille Lords of Libel Bong! An amendment is needed to the Defamaion Bill tonight Naval Gazing Greenwich needs a Napoleon for the millennium MP's crucial vote in currency debate Grassroots views Flexible Europe Dealing's recommendations and the future of a levels Zen in management Gun licences Free eye tests Origins of Grace A little nag Watcher of the skies Court Circular Today's royal engagements Baroness Faithfull Geoffrey Jameson Appointment Personal Column Premium Bonds The British Library Cranleigh School Institute of Trade Mark Agents Birthdays today Brain - Stanley Henry M. B. E Picture Gallery Luncheons Farmers' Company Dinners Hm Government Hereford and Worcester Church news Appointments University news Edinburgh Multiple Display Advertising Items Trailfinders Forthcoming marriages Meeting Royal Over-Seas League Anniversaries Embassy Flight Centre Personal Column Tickets for Sale Tickets Tickets All Avail Tickets Summer 96 Claude Mauriac Multiple Classified Advertising Items Burstow Wildlife Sanctuary Court & Social Page The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Anne Ford Johnson Winter Sports Announcements The Donkey Sanctuary The Right Rev Lloyd Morrell The Day of the Cross Conway calls the tune as rivals ring the changes Luton man's perseverance pays as his unchanged team scoop £500 monthly prize The Leading 250 Selectors in Interactive Team Football ITF The players' overall and weekly scores and their values if you are considering the transfer option Full Backs Central Defenders Standings in the Pfa Interactive Team Football League Central Defenders Midfield Players Strikers Managers Howard rushes in terrorist law News The Times Crossword No 20,131 Tmes Weathercall Air UK Business Tomorrow Law 35-39 Baby Bells plan $50bn merger EU to call for social clause in trade deals John Charcol NatWest Markets warned Arts 40-42 Cup overflows for Edwards with United share sale Index Factory output down again Television and Radio Business Today By our Banking Correspondent: Judge gives provisional ruling on BCCI Britain backs US over job security BET Picture Gallery Bank fights back over fund's $50m black hole Aetna buys US Healthcare Investment in Apricot boosts jobs Liquidity shortage in gas market Kleinwort gives Dresdner a lift Macallan serves up profits increase BAe to cut 250 jobs at Prestwick plant Business Roundup Dockyard sale Midland loan offers Standard deposits plan House prices rise Scotia raises £10m P&P to acquire Myriad Nikkei at four-year high Lower gas bills likely Correction Tourist Rates Fallout from nuclear flotation Technical hitch could mar British Energy debut Is Rentokil's first step far enough? The cost of Gummer's wet proposals Burmah Castrol profits driven by Asian advance AXA Insurance & Investment Ashanti to buy for £65m Special payout bonanza for Ulster TV investors Equities climb back above 3,700 level Stock Market Commodities London Commodity Exchange Liffe Options 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 Ulster TV Insurance Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ft-Se Volumes Burmah's greasepaint Tempus Wall Street De Savary on buying spree Times City Diary Picture Gallery Oiling wheels The Times Diary Splashing out The Times Diary Purple daze The Times Diary Pension provision when a marriage turns sour Hardship caused by legal delays when couples split must be reduced, Robert Mller says Forum proposed on British Gas's take or pay contracts Distortions and the measuring of inflation Business Letters Lloyd's unfair to names who paid Compagine Financiere Ottomane Sa Beefing up the UK's organic farming sector The Times Unit Trust Information Service Florence Shares and gilts squeezed higher Trading Period: Settlement place five business days after the day of trade. Changes are calculated on the previous day's close, but adjustments are made when a stock is ex-dividend. Changes yields and price/carnings ratios are based on middle prices HSBC Briefings Business to Business Interdata U. K. Limited Limited The Pinstripe Farming Company Ltd Grun Swift Secret recipe for success Brain Collett on how one woman use her culinary expertise to cook up a thriving Indian food company Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lorraine Electronics Notice to Readers Franchises Sleepsafe Small businesses face lean spell in beef crisis Leeds Castle Light & Sound Design Biggest bank in world starts trading in Japan Scania valued at £3.5bn as shares make debut By our City Staff: Capita wins contract worth £72m Insurer surges to £57m London & Manchester lifts mis-selling sum By our City Staff: US funds to check out Ulster opportunities From a Correspondent in New York: Wells Fargo merger completed The Times Magnox Electric goes it alone Business Roundup Phone networks grow United Utilities offshoot Orange dealing for all Quarry Dougall Charles Fellowes Partnership National Mutual Life Zarak Macrae Brenner Chambers & Partners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pettman Smith Bulk Domestic Conveyancing Department Law Revision Courses Who cares for the victims? As the mad cow crisis continues, David Conn, below, and Edward Fennell report on possible legal actions Deadly serious Queen's Counsel School for illiterate lawyers Inns and Outs First meeting Sitting targets Great lines Linklaters & Paines Financial Markets Group Index Life's work up in flames Allen & Overy Zarak Macrae Brenner Quarry Dougall Zarak Macrae Brenner Laurence Simons Multiple Classified Advertising Items University of the West Indies Gave Hill Campus Solicitor/barrister Great idea, but needs work Set up as a cheap and speedy forum for patent dsputes, the Patents County Court seems to have lost its way Legal Appointments Scitor Dti Realism in the libel lottery Frances Gibb reports on the latest move to reform procedures for seeking damages Quarry Dougall Brown Cooper The Times Newspapers Quarry Dougall Positive about Disabled People Tenancy Vacancies New Court Chambers Royal Kingston Multiple Display Advertising Items Quarry Dougall Mercury Asset Management All Box number replies should be addressed to: AA Alex Stewart Partnership Making more than one claim for asylum Law Report April 2 1996 Privy Council Disclosed documents were used in similar action Atlases of the World The Times Threat at a distance Legal & Public Notices 0171-782 7344 Legal Notices Diminished responsibility not part of provocation Tax set-off not available Scottish Amicable Sotheby's Visual Art1 Around the Galleries Visual Art2 The collector 's items Richard Cork assesses a champion of Impressionism's own work New perspective on tradition Simon Tait on a group of artists still assionately committed to drawing and painting from nature Visual Art 3 Tomorrow Ghosts on the attack Dance Visiting Arts Theatre Moses leaves burning Bush Dominic Dromgoole tell Benedict Nightingale why he quit the pub theatre he made a success Stamp of old Russia Concerts: Authority of a veteran Russian conductor, a new star violimist is discovered; unconventional Mahler Stamp of old Russia RPO/Musin/Edwards Barbican Music 1 Boulez strikes a new chord with Mahler Vienna PO/Boulez LPO/Rozhdestvensky Festval hall Polish student takes a bow BBC Young Musician Final Birmingham/BBC2 Music 2 Dance Pearls in the treacle Pop London Transport Museum Entertainments Choice 1 Today's Choice A daily gulde to arts and entertainment complied by Kris Anderson Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing In London House full, returns only Some seats available Seats at all prices Cinema Guide Geoff Browns' assessment of films in London and (where Indicated with the symbol) on release across the country Choice 2 Soft-core pawns end in stalemate Theatre Chess Orchard, Dartford Encore for loony tunes Opera: Coherent dramatic statement from a group of oddballs; victorious evening from AD 9 English Eccentrics Morley College Musical Triumph out of failure Arminio Britten Theatre Opera Morley College bravely mounts a staging of… Royal Albert Hall Hills proves the virtue of patience Richard Evans meets a successful trainer amply rewarded by backing his judgment Nottingham Rapid Raceline Yesterday's Results Folkestone Wolverhampton Alriffa, once quoted 25-1 for the Champion Hurdle,… Racing Ahead French profiting from Intertoto connection Overseas Football Parisians present revolution with promising start Christopher Irvine reflects on the successes and failure of Super League's first weekend The Times Russ paints bright picture of future prospects Clubs unite to launch America's Cup bid For the Record Sunday's Point-To-Point Results Board set to exclude minnows of world game Morgan's success tarnished Montgomerie can profit from major change of fortune Couples denies Scot by taking full advantage of a stroke of good luck Sheehan enjoys that floating feeling again Today's Fixtures Pools Forecast Snow Reports Word-Wathcing Sheehan on Bridge Waqar delighted to see back of Lamb Sport in Brief Flames on slow burner Hall sets sights high Moving date for Regan Cold comfort for Scots Diplomat bagged Winning Move Keene on Chess Rebel still courting controversy Australian with attitude continues to prove the bane of squash authorities Barclays Hill proceeds with caution Word-Watching Rowland regrets a lack of protection The Times Sports Service The riddle of infidelity Radio Choice Radio 1 Convincing the public is an inexact science Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Racing 43 FA admits seats cost too much High prices held responsible for unsold tickets at Cup semi-finals Times Two Crossword Tragedy mars start to season Bruno in running again Motor Racing 46 Crews maintain the balance of probabilities Boat Rage Weights Compaq Systems Reseller

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