News from 09/11/1996
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Phil Yates, Tunku Varadarajan, Matthew Wall, Barney Spender, Geoffrey Lewis, Paul Heiney, Iain R. Webb, Nick Nuttall, Claire Evans, Andrew Pierce, Alliance Leicester, Nigel Denton, Grace Bradberry, R. C. McCormick, Rob Hughes, Nigel Colborn, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Annabel Levy, Bill Frost, Andrew Longmore, Charlotte Eagar, Andrew Hinton, Mark Souster, Max Glaskin, Richard Hobson, John Diamond, John O'Leary, Education Editor, Maureen Owen, Philip Howard, Michael Binyon, Matthew Lyons, Joanna Bale and Russell Jenkins, Chris Porter, Richard Stewart-Liberty, Peter Foster, Gillian Maxey, Jenny Knight, Kenneth Baker, Tony Patrick, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, D. Barton, Clare Stewart, Joe Joseph, Robert Miller, Giles Coren, John Mortimer, Keith Rodgers, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, A. B. Ratcliffe, Vinny Lee, Robert Sheehan, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Richard Parsons, Peter Ball, Ruth Gledhill, Debra Craine, Shirley English, Gavin Peck, Robert I. Frost, Anne Ashworth, Sara McConnell and Caroline Merrell, N. Thomson, Peter Richards (Neurosurgeon), Louise Taylor, Rachel Kelly, J. C. Stott, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Peter Waymark, Stephen Farrell, Peter Millar, Rodney Milnes, George Perry, Guy Ogilvy, Michael Clark, Eve-Ann Prentice, Rose Shepherd, James Landale Political Reporter, Geoffrey Wheatcroft, Kevin Eason Motoring Editor, Doug Sager, Frances Bissell, Quentin Letts, Margot Wilson, David Hands, Anna Blundy, Sarah Jones, David Long and Les Evans, S. Critchley, Peter Barnard, Derwent May, Michael Murphy, Kate Muir, Leslie Thomas, Lizanne Rose, Russell Kempson, Sarah Bradford, Daniel McGrory, Stephen Anderton, Paul Durman, Roger Maynard and Nicholas Watt, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, Barry Millington, Mitch Jenkins, George Plumptre, John Higgins, Adam Jones, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, David Charter, Education Correspondent, Peter Davalle, Alliance Leister, John Russell Taylor, R. J. Walsh, Cheryl Taylor, D. M. Edmunds, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, Bernie Grant, James Allcock, Stephanie Lewis, Gill Morgan, Jill Sherman, James Bone, Elisabeth Luard, Clare Short, Richard Evans, Caroline Merrell, Robin Neillands, Bronwen Maddox, Jill Sherman, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, T. Hodges, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, Alan Forward (Secretary), Philip Webster, Political Editor, Stephanie Billen, Mark Baker, J. Hadley, Tibetan Healing, Julian Muscat, Christopher Thomas, Joanna Pitman, Giles Whittell, Sara McConnell, Jason Nisse, Christopher Walker, Rob Hughes, Football Correspondent, Alan Copps, A. Wilson, Sean Coughlan, Henrietta Leyser, Chris Parker, Kathryn Knight, Kevin McCarra, Philip Fisher, Director, Geoffrey Chandler Chairman, Richard Allden, Christine Webb, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, N. G. Meek, Helen Mound, Jane Owen, Ben MacIntyre, Helen Pridham, Sir Geoffrey Littler, Chairman, Ian Brodie, Clive L. Rawlins, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Frances Lass, Jason Cowley, David Sinclair, Sue Cameron, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Martin Waller, Hattie Ellis, Dominic Moss, Benedict Nightingale, Dominic Kennedy, Social Affairs Correspondent, Tom Rhodes, Joanne Glover, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Crawshaw, Jonathan Meades, Fiona Bawdon, Richard Morrison, Sam Kiley, David Maddock, J. Hill, Alasdair Murray, Peter Bild, Penny Perrick, Christian Dymond, Nigel McCulloch, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, John Rayner, Walter Ellis, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Gill Hornby, Jonathan Mirsky, A. Moss, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent, Hillary Finch,
ResumoPoetry and Remembrance P12 Cricketers' wives dismayed at being given out by Atherton Plus inside: Car 96,1015 for Young Times Readers, 7 Days' TV and Radio in the Directory and the Award-Winning Weekend Money Tones get free vote on return of the cane Manager quits The Times on the Internet This Times Virgin atlantic Today Frank Sinatra deteriorates in hospital after pneumonia attack Index Top 20 Wines at under £3.50 Picture Gallery Index Win an 8-Day Tour of India Index Monday Chirac supports Major against 48-hour week Index The Times for only 10P Every Monday Remembrance Sunday: The Bishop of Wakefield… The Times on Monday Sherbet boy arrested in drug swoop Abbey National Direct Six Britons feared dead in Nigerian air crash Adams and Irving are denied entry to Australia It's better to vote Tory than abstain, Blair tells young The Times Ashdown attack on spin-doctors News in Brief Marriage fraud Clean beaches £1m by pass claim Quick step Woman allowed to seek damages for childhood bullying Thunder Thighs taunt 'led to despair' By a Staff Reporter: Gun club member's wife found shot dead Pop star's son at risk from birth defect Greedy dentist faces £2m claims from patients Five beds, four baths, but council can keep it Passions rise over neighbours' dividing wall By a Staff Reporter: Judge tells mugger to face up to crime Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Taxi driver jailed over road rage death of cyclist Hours on the road 'should be curbed' American Express Porsche men are older, wiser and up North Greenwich casts a wary eye at millennial future Mercury Communications Former judge tells expert witnesses to cut the waffle Police want tougher rules for knife shops Barclays Judge sends girl thief to exile in The Gambia Suzuki Oiled swans take wing Read my Lips The Sunday Times Waitrose Mother agrees to move boy from strike-hit school University staff vote for strike Wallguard The Link Where 5-year-olds are handcuffed By a Staff Reporter: Number of expelled children still rising When You're Flying, It's Good to Know your… Four more missing in wake of West deaths Boots Store's giant video wall dazzles shoppers Brussels doubts legality of flooding Cardiff Bay bird haven Virgin direct Teenagers threw stones at traffic News in Brief Baby TB alert Animal cruelty Low blow Beggar's £1 win Currys Director defends 'perverted' film Tale of sex and mutilation awaits verdict from censors Hindley complaint over press upheld Commercial Union The Chrysler Neon LX Let us remember the fatherless as well as the fallen Single-parent children miss guidane in war and peace alike Credo The Royal Bank of Scotland The Sunday Times Debt of thanks Poetry and Remembrance Hymn to the Fallen Anonymous Two minutes of silence speak for whole nation From Downing Street to village green, pledges are given to pause and reflect on fallen warriors Veterans launch campaign to stop memorial vandals Mercury Communications Comet Jury may throw out first war crime trial Office World I was Oskar Schindler of Uganda , says new bishop By a Staff Reporter: Prince keeps his diplomatic cool in carbuncle city Rotring Carey says he did not approve gay service Imran Khan enters poll race to fight corruption Patten faces inquiry over departure of immigration official Debonair The Disability Discrimination Act serves everybody… Indian cyclone 'kills 1,000' Drug cocktails give Aids victims new lease of life Anti-viral therapy buys time for patients Medical Briefing Peoples Phone Picture Gallery Ex-monk jailed for sex attacks World Summary US Navy 'did not fire at Flight 800' Holocaust bank details due (AP): Convict saved from execution (AFP): Lions devour lone drinker Shell sued over oil protester hangings Army Hebron settlers promised expansion Spanish priests killed The Times By our Foreign Staff: Major may send British troops on aid mission London and Paris urge help for refugees as marauding Hutu thugs hunt down children Villages raided as food shortage grows Sam Kiley reports from Keshero, near Goma, on the desperate search for food by stranded civilians XFAM Women soldiers accuse instructors of sexual attacks You could be next! A stiffy Old man of Senate dismisses 'fondle in lift' as a courtesy Distillery catches fire First Lady 'won government job for fundraiser' White House picks new Chief of Staff Record £1.5m for stamp Tourism threatens priceless record of ancient treasures Mafia stole Caravaggio masterpiece for Andreotti, Palermo court told Ryanair Direct NordicTrack Tax fight hits Kohl hopes on currency Waging war on a wild frontier Mercury Communications DiSNEYLAND Paris Contest for Games heats up Feisty Mayoress accept Olympic challenge and pushes her city into serious contention Seville File Austrian far Right plans euro ambush Roger Boyes reports from Klagenfunt on the meteoric rise of a politician who has praised Nazi policies and may be carried into power by anti-Maastricht tactics Motorist knocks down blasphemy charge MOP Accolade for British professor Singular, perfect Rose Dance Prince of the Pagodas Covent Garden Opera & Ballet Opinion Into battle with pen or paintbrush Naim Pop Bark with bite Pop Screaming Trees Astoria, WC2 The Drill Hall To advertise in The Times theatre listings please… Next Week Mandarins, politicians and morality Whitehall dreads turning emotion into law, argues Sue Cameron Daggers out The Times Diary Why Hebrew is living and Irish Gaelic is dying Gerry Adams is wrong to blame the British for Ireland's linguistic decline, says Geoffrey Wheatcroft Hong Kong: blighted by Britain Once an elegant colonial port, it now resembles Fritz Lang's Metropolis Misfired The Times Diary Blubbergate The Times Diary Eau no The Times Diary Buccaneers for Britain Tories must be the party of the global trading nation Piasters of Paris A unique fragment of Europe's past at risk Wicket Maidens Women and children come first at sea, but second to cricket Pressure for intervention in Zaire Firework risks Hillsborough claims Corporate silence on human rights Society's values No call for call-up History and the language of Ireland Hail to the chief Blair's ideology Singing in the aisles Bishops' insults Court Circular Royal engagements Cruse Bereavement Care Personal Column Memorial service Weekend birthdays Eton College Luncheon Church services tomorrow Service dinners Multiple Display Advertising Items Old Buckenham Hall Forthcoming marriages Dinners Eric Malpass Eric Malpass, novelist, died on October 16 aged 85. He was born on November 14,1910 Denis Mullock Denis Mullock, former personnel director of Shell International, died on October 13 aged 90. He was born on December 5,1905 Weekend anniversaries Germaine Soleil Germaine Soleil, radio astrologer, died in Paris on October 27 aged 83. She was born in Blois on July 18,1913 Colin Davies Colin Davies, racehorse trainer, died on October 31 aged 68. He was born on May 23,1928 Arab Slavers in Uganda News The Times Crossword No 20,321 Nature Notes Opinion Forecast Christmas in Lapland Magazine Sections Inside Section 2 Today Hillsdown seeks £7.4m from Revenue Ofgas bows to pressure and limits bill cuts Business Today Sunline Executive Voice Lloyd's chief makes pledge to names Working Week Maxwell pension debts settled By our Industrial Correspondent: CE up to 29% of Northern Electric Sport Weekend Money Financier used daughter's name The Hidden Assets of P&O Jump in Unilever shares takes City by surprise Changing Times Time to preserve the family silver-and fossil fuels Executive Voice Hodges online to net £1m Ppp flies in face of BA's views Tourist Rates The Sunday Times Bootle is asked to be 'wise man' Roxboro warning Senior sale hits snag US rail bid increased Hansom to shed staff Unilever N. V Regalian makes £17m cash call Business Roundup P&o luxury cruise ship is a veritable treasure island Hidden Assets Passengers can wallow in a floating art collection, says Joanna Pitman New-style hotelier seeks room to manoeuvre A Working Week for: Nick Leslau Jason Niss? meets an energetic millionaire who finds that wearing two business hats is starting to become a little too much to handle Prolific Commodities Liffe Options Kleinwort Benson gets ready for bear market Stock Market Movers of the Week 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 Roxboro Regalian Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Wanted: global spread Tempus Reliance Security Wall Street Row on pension rights Caroline Merrell looks into a wrangle between ITN and fund members over their benefits Fixed rates are set to move Keeping Northern lights on Personal Investor Midnight Hour Fidelity Investments Shareout Saving towards new era What a difference a day makes Legal & General Scottish Widows Societies shamed Anne Ashworth, Sara McConnell and Caroline Merrell continue the campaign for fairer deals over society flotations Free-shares row deepens Knight proves a champion of the people Comment Call for less tax on family values Prudential The Equitable Life Talk to Towry Law Framlington Friends Provident Teps aim to be tops' in the used market Adam Jones on the increasing interest in trade endowments Battle on pensions front Guinness Flight Intelligent Investment Take a gamble on the pound How credit rights travel Sara McConnell on paying by card abroad after a court ruling on timeshare Elson Associates Securitised Endowment Contracts Plc The Equitable Life Mercury Asset Management Schroders Carr Sheppards Sector ringing over BT Matthew Wall on the repercussions of the merger with MCI Legal & General Bond may be a security risk Caroline Merrell on the strengths and weaknesses of an investment product Complex charging hits pension-seekers Scottish Friendly Fidelity Investments Money Section Norwich Union Wesleyan Financial Services Home-in on care costs Helen Pridham sets out alternatives for peace of mind in old age Health Insurance The Derbyshire Long-Term Care Costs Savers limited by choice Northern Rock Moneyfacts Regular Monthly Savings Selection M&G Henderson Investors Berkeley Magazines Ltd. Jupiter Far from guaranteed Sara McConnell reports on the thousands unwittingly signing up to meet unlimited liabilities EARs give borrowers just half of the story Commercial Union Damages decision will hit finances Fiona Bawdon looks at an alternative to lump-sum compensation Provision Finsbury Asset Management Limited Martin Currie The Times Money Information Service Retirement needs careful planning Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Mortgage Intelligence Trustees must pursue rejection of claims for shares for their charges Penalties of abolishing profit-related pay schemes Peps and shares from flotations Policy Portfolio Plc The Equitable Life Alliance & Leicester bonanza first of four Caroline Merrell answers your question on the big pay day at the societies Treg's costs for lapsed bid Bristol & West IBRC can also give authorisation to independent financial advisers Crazy world of motor insurance premiums Coventry Building Society The Times Unit Trust Information Service The Omega from Vauxhall Firmer tone at the close Sharelink Benn will struggle to find answers in final showdown Boxing From a Correspondent in Adelaide: Butcher leads revival for England Warne on course to return against West Indies Comprehensive Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Tomorrow Giddins's plea for clemency rejected Multiple Display Advertising Items Townsend central to Scotland's strategy Rugby Union The Times Educational Supplement Knox relishes opportunity to step out of Lynagh's shadow Australia's nearly man hopes that, finally, his time has come. Mark Souster reports Today's Teams at Murrayfield 49er wins approval to join the gold rush in 2000 Sailing: Isaf Votes in Favour of Replacing Star Class with New 'super Dinghy' in Sydney Audi Marauding Scots put erratic visitors to flight Conflicting demands of club and country hit home Godolphin achieves supremacy Racing: Russian Snows Carries Saeed Bin Suroor to Trainers' Title Nap: Miss Marigold (1.35 Wincanton) Next best: Northern Saddler (1.15 Chepstow) Thunderer: Doncaster Thunderer: Chepstow Astute campaigner can celebrate Election Day Today's Races on Television Gosden sets sights on Rome prize William Hill Racing next Week Rapid Raceline Thunderer: Wincanton Thunderer: Uttoxeter Thunderer: Newcastle The Royal Bank of Scotland Mulligan begins to repay investment Thunderer: Sandown Park Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Danoli continues chasing education Mixed blessing of buying a round for Tyson Scotland pair on target Bowls Brown puts faith in Scotland's emotional rescue Football Group Four Wales still wary of Dutch disunity Klinsmann settles in at home Chelsea set to break bank for Zola deal Canny operator smiles through setbacks David Miller says although Scotland's manager works with limited playing resources has achieved enviable results Repentant Keane handed new role Why football must pass the screen test Timeless talent keeps Southall sane Russell Kempson on how the Wales goalkeeper is saving the best till last Classic Cars For the Record England's downfall plotted by Doherty Snooker Two-year drug ban for rugby player In Brief Els strides on Crosby to rescue Rusedski wilts Boxing England invest trust in Adams Hoddle restores troubled defender as captain for World Cup qualifier Stress proves too great for Coppell Holyfield's moment of truth Rugby Union First Telecom Players vote for Jones to tackle the lead role with Wales Cleopatra's treasure trove As archaeologists unveil ancient Alexandria, Philip Howard celebrates perfection in a city Index Lindemans Mind and body are one Liberty The royal city beneath the sea Specialists Serious Shopping Old jeans never die they just look vile with court shoes Dated, maybe, but denim can still look good-as long as you choose your footwear carefully. 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Christian Dymond reports The Times Adopt Me A Vet Writes A string of stirring sermons Ruth Gledhill hears the five finalists in the Preacher of the Year award Ring the changes at Christmas The telephone shoppers' guide to having all things festive delivered to your door Animals & Accessories Multiple Classified Advertising Items Petsafe Feed your Dog as Nature Intended Feline Advisory Bureau Hatchbag Bootliner Multiple Classified Advertising Items En-Vital The Cats Protection League Multiple Display Advertising Items Trailfinders Singapore Airlines British Midland Travelbag Travel Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Austravel Multiple Display Advertising Items Global air travel plc Hermis Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items P&O European Ferrie Holidays Haven Europe Multiple Classified Advertising Items Some corner of a foreign field Robin Neillands walks in the footsteps of the fallen in the battlefields of the First World War Leslie Thomas lets the train take the strain on the… Noble Caledonia Limited Austria still has much to offer as a classic ski… The easy rider takes pride of place Africa: The best way to see wildlife in the remote parts of Zambia and Malawi is from the back of horse Worldcover British Airways China Travel Service (UK) Ltd Holiday autos Peak viewing for absolute beginners International skiing: In the final part of his resorts guide, Doug Sager finds Austria caters for all levels Word-Watching Thomson Baltic tour starts with the Finnish Helsinki: Fine architecture, music and food add some spice to a weekend's sightseeing and island hopping Radisson SAS Hotels Worldwide Title track Jill Crawshaw's Travel Tips Sea shanty City breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Escapade Cayman Islands A Chiltern ramble for all seasons Buckinghamshire: Majestic beechwoods haunted by highwaymen; and the sophisticated charm of Marlow Cox & Kings Compleatly English Fact File Voyages Jules Verne P&O Cruises British Airways Virgin Express EasyJet British Airways Europe Multiple Classified Advertising Items Vacanze in Italia Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Journey Latin America Weekend Saturday November 9 1996 Eurostar Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Airways USA & Canada Eurostar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Authumn Gold Short Breaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Airways Multiple Classified Advertising Items Eurostar Multiple Display Advertising Items British Airways Multiple Classified Advertising Items No strain on the train to Spain France/Spain: Leslie Thomas takes the train from Salisbury to Malaga; plus Paris up-date and world travel Barcelona £49 African exclusives Travel Tips Savoy walks Moscow gala To Timbuktu Ski Turkey Greaves Tours Noble Caleddonia Limited Celestial music in holy places Insider's Guide to Paris To Respond to an Advertiser Christmas & New Year Breaks Cricklade Hotel Cotswold Manor House Hotel La Place Lostwithiel Hotel Virgin Exmoor National Park Billesley Manor Botley Park Falcondale Mansion Suffolk Heritage Coast Langdale A Festive Celebration Christmas at The Complete Angler Set in spectacular woodlands, within ten acres of… The Rising Sun Hotel Conrad International Lainston House Hotel and Restaurant The Perfect Christmas Hideaway The Carlton Holbrook House Hotel Wincanton Armathwaite Hall Hotel Ardanaiseig Hotel 4 Solent Hotel Festive Breaks Oakley Court The Polurrian Hotel Golf Bowls Derwentwater Hotel The Montagu Arms Hotel New Forest Times Two Crossword Chess Winning Move No 3383: Nattier Guy by Mordred The Listener Crossword Punchline Word-Watching Computer Games and Pastimes Bridge To Respond to an Advertiser The Uk's Largest Group of Interlinked Local… The Times Virginia Charles Saturday Rendezvous Zygosis Sirius The Executive Club Sara Eden Do You Know Him? Deadly lane to safest street in Britain Traffic calming has its critics, but a force a sleeping policemen has transformed a notorious blackspot. Eve-Ann Prentice reports Orange Forget therapy. Go drive a Jaguar D-Type Win a £3,500 Volvo mountain bike This protester can just hop it Invoking the dread description 'site of special scientific interest' means there are times when every habitat seems to take priority over the human one Driven to Distraction Autofax Parking fines without tears Warden's tickets drive motorists wild, but tribunals are being set up all over Britain to take the angst out of the situation, Jenny Knight explains how Cheap fix for garage rage? Alan Copps on who can help if you fight with your mechanic Picture Gallery AA Gridlock Guide This Lynx is one wild cat The Goodwood lap record was never ar risk when John Mayston-Taylor, left, allowed Vaughan Freeman to drive a reincarnation of the D-Type Jaguar round the circuit, but there was a definite danger of adrenalin overload from being inside an incredible car Putting the wheels back on the past 'People want to buy into the heritage of the marque. We see ourselves in many ways as custodians of Jaguar history' Footman James Private Car Audi Privilege Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items My other Volvo had one-wheel drive Racing and mountain bikes now carry the names of the world's great carmakers. 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