News from 07/05/1996
1996; Gale Group;
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Martin Waller and Christine Buckley, Phil Yates, Tunku Varadarajan, Frances Baird (Editor), Jon Ashworth, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, W. J. Cairns, John Vincent, Rob Hughes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Robert Miller and Karen Zagor, Richard Thomson, Inigo Gilmore, Ivo Tennant, Philip Howard, Rod Power, Richard Beeston and Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Alexandra Frean Media Correspondent, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Jeremy Laurance Health Correspondent, Richard Thomson and Martin Waller, Carl Mortished, Rex Chapman, Nick Royle, Morag Preston, Simon Wilde, Geoff Brown, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Martin Fletcher, Mountgarret, Pat Gibson, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, David Charter Education Correspondent, Peter Ball, Debra Craine, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Libby Purves, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Richard Beeston and Roger Boyes, Rachel Kelly, Property Correspondent, John O'Leary, Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, Graham Duff, Woodrow Wyatt, Peter Barnard, David Charter, Russell Kempson, Sara Bagnall, Edward Fennell, Richard Cork, Sacha Craddock, Stacy Sullivan, Alec Eden, Marit Hargie, Lin Jenkins, Paul Sexton, Malcolm Rifkind, Andrew Menache, President, Gillian Bowditch, Scotland Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Sadiq Khan, Peter Davalle, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, P. H. S, Peter Bryan, Richard Evans, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, Eric Reguly, Mark Fogarty, David Pannick QC, Roger Boyes, John Goodbody and Stewart Tendler, Andrew Pierce Political Correspondent, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Rodney Hobson, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Kevin Goodwin (National Convenor), Kathryn Knight, Michael Hornsby, John Shaw, Ben MacIntyre, Alan Jabez, Stephen Scott and David Owen, Ian Brodie, Richard Beeston, Brian Clarke, Philip Pangalos, Raymond Woodall, A. J. Villiers, Michael Horsnell, E. Moran, Chairman, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Jack Bailey, Frances Gibb, Michael Henderson, Vince Wright, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, Rodney Leach (Director), Christopher Irvine, David Strabolgi (Deputy Speaker and Deputy Chairman),
ResumoWhy can't our children Read? Russia orders Britons out in spying row Foreign Office thinks Moscow is playing election politics-not reviving Cold War Search for girls who fled school Index Defiant Brown rounds on Labour critics of his plan to scrap benefits Radio Times attack on BBC 'stupidvision' Back to Basics Play the £50,000 Game Body of former CIA chief found Gibraltar threat Hendry Triumphs Again L'eau D'issey Inspectors get new powers to improve reading Why can't our children read? Pages 14 and 15 Conspiracy of silence on failing schools 'must be broken' Chris Woodhead, Cheif Inspector of Schools, insists that Ofsted's indictment of primary reading standards must be honestly addressed Labour proposes aid to put lone mothers in work Tap Air Portugal Picture Gallery Tory rebels threaten to turn beef debate into anti-Europe stampede Trade seeks to end slaughter deadlock Service line Insurance Councils ignore FA plea for campsites Lesbian and gay pairs share IVF baby News in Brief Burton 'fell from bike' Milk van crushes girl Arrest over fire deaths Quake shakes and stirs Yard wants court to set limits on damages payouts Let inmates do adventure training , says prisons chief BMW Spirit of the Spitfire defeats jams By a Staff Reporter: Seaside resorts hotly dispute chilly forecasts Campbell's soupçon of excitement for fashionable palate BMW Leave relic, say wartime comrades Families fight closure of 'cannibal larder' school Microsoft Parents sue over failure to identify learning problem Bill soars for voucher publicity Pill offers cure for male impotence BMW Antarctic museum retraces intrigue in a cold climate Direct Line Mortgages New Muslim leader backs Rushdie fatwa SAGA Services Ltd Help for girl with bullet in her skull Scrubbing-brush army defeats invasion of oil Experts feared Welsh beaches would be blighted for years. Bill Frost uncovers a transformation By a Staff Reporter: Aberdeen safest for car owners British Airways MIS's police role 'could undermine open justice' Suspects unable to see their accuser Heroin trafficking case the first to test eavesdropping law Doubts could sink Bill on stalkers Dell Covert bug exposed film executive's drug trade Thrice-married priest defies bishop UN disbelief over Israeli version of Qana base attack Our Foreign Staff: Mandela Cabinet postpones poll in strife-torn Natal The Times Screenwriting Competition 1996 Bupa Taste of high life in Sydney Russian spies step up watch on British firms Espionage on the Rise Race is on to topple Helms (Reuter): US fosters Mexico ties ICL The spy chief who came in from the Cold War Inside View Brandenburg vote shatters Prussian dreams Aboriginal to become judge Serb war crimes suspect goes on hunger strike Yeltsin vows to hold polls on schedule Hill House Hammond Our Foreign Staff: Madrid signals tough new line over Gibraltar Tourists warned over fake doctors New Millennium Holidays (Reuter): Chirac popularity revives after bruising first year Our Foreign Staff: Bureaucrats stifle Venetian serenade Picture Gallery Whitewater evidence to go ahead Thriving economy and falling crime bolster Clinton Lou Reed US debates trade status of China News in Brief (Reuter): Truce broken (Reuter): Traders drown (Reuter): Graf 'blackmail' (Reuter): Activist returns (AP): Gandhi posting (Reuter): Rail sabotage (AP): Chrétien cleared Cardinal dies (AP): Bottom line Sotheby's Visual Art Around the Galleries Visual Art Minimalist master takes the floor The fuss over 'those bricks' has obscured the real quality of Carl Andre's work, says Richard Cork Tomorrow This Week Me and Bobby and the rest Country Willie Nelson Albert Hall Mysterious measures Debra Craine reviews the closing moves in the South Bank's Harrison Birtwistle retrospective Dance Secret Theatres Queen Elizabeth Hall Entertainments Pop Dance Picture Gallery Choice Today's Choice A daily guide to arts and entertainment compiled by Marit Hargle Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London Cinema Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol) on release across the country Choice Schools fail the key test Day one of a two-part series: Where our teachers have gone wrong... The Roots of the Problem Why can't our children Read? Bermuda Cellphones direct JFK's chair Kennedy's sexual appetite may have stemmed from his drug close Eagle Star Direct Answer maybe a mix of styles Basic Methods Traditional route to literacy ...and how a disciplined approach can boost a child's performance Phonics The test your seven-year-old will face Reading Standard Colonial Direct VSO Enquiries Unit Improvement in two weeks Experiment A national party, not a talking shop Malcolm Rifkind says the Tories' sole purpose is power Team spirit The Times Diary Premiership Title Not my type-or yours Typecasting is a blunt instrument-if a dangerously tempting one A change of heart on Europe We may have to leave the EU, Says Woodrow Wyatt Phonic Sense The educational scandal that is all around us Votes and Spies Tit-for-tat expulsions could cost Yeltsin dear Ooh Ah Manchester City deserves glory as well as its team 'Flawed' inquiries into police conduct CPS reforms High society Conflicting attitudes on nation state English wine with British beef, bitte Tasmania's past Letters that are intended for publication should… Master or servant? Animal transplants Imposing limits on the Lords Lottery troubles Doll disease Dainty dish Social News Birthdays today Today 's anniversaries Porter gets a medal for his curiosity Welcome mats laid out at the old mills Personal Column Man coins it while digging foundations New Bishop of Plymouth Latest wills Forthcoming marriages Cardinal Leo Jozef Suenens Cardinal Leo Jozef Suenens, Archbishop of Malines-Brussels, 1962-79, died yesterday aged 91. He was born in Brussels on July 16,1904 University news William Colby William Colby, Director of the CIA. 1973-76, was found dead yesterday in the waters of a tributary of the Potomac River aged 76. He was born on January 4,1920 Windjammers Twenty Rivals in Full Sail Aboard Ship Parma, Port Broughton The Times Crossword No 20,161 News Business Times Weathercall Norway short breaks In the Times Cricket Hendry stands firm to claim sixth world title Remorseless Scot defeats Ebdon to secure record-equalling triumph Scores Brighton to restage abandoned match No seagulls in sight as Cantona breaks silence Peter Ball finds the French forward in talkative mood after the euphoria of Premiership success Venables seeking smooth build-up Racing Business The Writing School Law: A War Trial for Bosnia RFU will examine push on cup final referee Codes becoming scrambled as Quinnell switches Halifax claim their share of the credit For the Record Pools Forecast Audi drives rivals wild Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Newton passes final test on road to Atlanta Winning Move Keene on Chess Davis Cup switch sought by Lloyd In Brief Lomas bows out Striking bronze Grafton triumph Injury doubts Peters prevails Lancashire lured to their doom by wiles of Patel Atherton's authority fails to mask damaging impetuosity of colleagues Essex invigorated by youthful endeavour Monarchs punished by Szeredy Yesterday's Cricket Scoreboards Late surge lifts Yorkshire Fixtures Sussex see point of drawing their own conclusions The Times Somerset's seamers punished by Hollioake and Thorpe Gosden strikes out at Dettori's ban Newmarket trainer argues for better interpretation of whip rules Nap: Fighting Times (7.30 Doncaster) Next best: St Mawes (3.10 Chester) Racing Ahead Newton Abbot Rapid Raceline Bosra Sham in fine fettle St Mawes for classic boost Chester Cannel 4 Today's Races on Television Doncaster Picture Gallery Chester Keegan left behind in final gallop by Ferguson's colts United's title and City's relegation makes Manchester a city divided by conflicting emotions Rob Hughes reflects on another Old Trafford triumph but praises Newcastle's enterprise Lessons must be learnt Wincanton Hughes and Baird land doubles Results from Yesterday's Ten Bank Holiday Meetings Friend in high place may not save Ball David Maddock sees trouble ahead for an embattled manager after relegation The result, as ever at Maine Road, is confusion The players' weekly and overall scores and their values heading into the final week of the game Prospect of Final flourish proves turn-off for Jones Leader admits that he cannot bear to watch Wembley finale with £50,000 on the line The Leading 250 Selectors in Interactive Team Football Find out how your Team is Doing Schumacher casts long shadow over wary Hill Legal & Public Notices Cold facts of life fly in face of carnival plans Brian Clarke on how a drop in temperature can lead to a rise in frustration for the well-prepared angler The Times A war trial for Bosnia Frances Gibb reports on the run-up to the first war crimes trial since Nuremberg Dusan Tadic's trial will be seen as a test of the authority of the war crimes tribunal Queen's Counsel Scrivenor: A waiting game Inns and Outs Multiple Display Advertising Items Beyond reasonable doubt, still a hit Counsel Quarry Dougall Vizards Solicitors Schlumberger Measurement & Systems Multiple Display Advertising Items Litigation Solicitor/legal Executive Medical… Zarak MacRae Brenner Multiple Classified Advertising Items The St Paul Lipson Lloyd JONES-Legal Recruitment Hit and myth with the CPS After last week's criticism, Graham Duff leaps to defend the Crown Prosecution Service Multiple Display Advertising Items Quarry Dougall 9 Bedford Row Partners fall out of step Many law firms have voted to bring in a performance-related pay system Turks & Caicos Islands, B. W. I. Litigation Michael Page Legal Stephenson Harwood Clifford Chance Michael Page Legal Quarry Dougall Tariff period for minors unlawful Annoyance by buskers need not be proved Sex change dismissal discriminatory Merger of airline pilots' seniority lists lawful The Times Judgment made over age is still valid Helper did not commit offence Briefings Multiple Classified Advertising Items NatWest Georgia on their minds Alan Jabez meets a couple whose sporting prowess has spawned a successful company Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Interdata U. K. Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lorraine Electronics Blimpie Business Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cry for help in the procurement process Multiple Classified Advertising Items Announcing Government Auctions Newsletter Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Business to Business Team Capitalisation, week's change Meridiana Results and Statistics Sunday Tips Nabarro regroups in North The Open University Store wars focus on Sainsbury Companies The Pound Change on Week Stock Market Blades of Savile Row Market's capitalisation tops £3 billion Alternative Investment Market Rates head agenda for Chancellor Economic Outlook The Scottish Provident Institution Backing for News Corp film studio Wall Street Tourist Rates Word-Watching Live-in bridge over Thames wins support McKenna & Co Smokeless cigarette filters into market Pools firm sues past directors Sheffield deal BA expansion Banking on a well-known face The Times City Diary Lloyd's stakes its future on final hand in names game In search of a bargain break Marianne Curphey looks at tour operators' capacity for a good year Flying start, but turbulence is forecast Gilt-Edged Moor fiction than fact Radio Choice Misrule was right on target for the holiday Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Bridge of Size Business optimism over jobs Extra year for Rowland Lucas talks Times Two Crossword No 775 British Gas set to clash with regulator on prices MCA lures new chief with $76m pay package US rivals weigh up Midlands Dow rallies after early 50-point fall Bargain Break Investors await ruling on fate of ostrich firm Mercury 's future under scrutiny KLM
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