News from 03/12/1996
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James Landale, Phil Yates, Widget Finn, Jon Ashworth, Ian M. Ellis, Robert McGeehan (Assistant Dircetor), Brian Collett, Jeremy Laurance and David Charter, Sam Kiley Africa Correspondent, Helga Harrison, Andrew Longmore, David Pannick Qc, Isabel Carlisle, Tony M. Bailey-Smith, Gavin Lumsden, Jeremy Beecham Chairman, Philip Howard, Jeremy Kingston, Norman De Mesquita, James Bone, Adrian Newman, Lynne Truss, Carl Mortished, Morag Preston, Simon Wilde, John Rubinstein, Adrian Lee and Frances Gibb, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Giles Coren, Keith Rodgers, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, Gillan Maxey, Shirley English, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Rob Hughes Football Correspondent, Libby Purves, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Stephen Farrell, Daniel Johnson, Pat Blair, Michael Clark, Anatole Kaletsky, Roger Evans, Janet Bush, Quentin Letts, Stephen Jacobi, Dominic Kennedy and Alan Hamilton, Chris Barton, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, Carol Midgley and Nigel Hawkes, Valerie Elliott Whitehall Editor, M. T. Gardner, Brian Etheridge, Nigel Williamson, Edward Fennell, Richard Cork, Dennis Berry, Michael Theodoulou, Rachel Bridge, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, Andrew Pierce and James Landale, Michael Rogerson, John Higgins, Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Peter Davalle, Jonathan Prynn Transport Correspondent, Alix Ramsay, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, Roy Roebuck, Caroline Merrell, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, Alice Thomson, Ampthill, Richard Owen, James Sandilands, Eric Reguly, Damian Whitworth, Oliver Holt, Sarah Cunningham, Roger Boyes, David Fanning, Dominic Kennedy Social Affairs Correspondent, Jack Gillon, Oliver August, Janet Bush Economics Correspondent, Grania Langdon-Down, Rodney Hobson, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Richard Duce, Ian Murray, Community Correspondent, Rob Hughes, Football Correspondent, Gerald Larner, Matthew Parris, Philip Jeune and Michael Hornsby, Frank Allaun, Anjana Ahuja, Russell Jenkins, Scrivenor, Peter Riddell, Ian Brodie, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Richard Beeston, R. K. Worboys, Fraser Nelson, Michael Horsnell, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Tess Knighton, Tom Rhodes, James Christopher, Valerie Grove, Vince Wright, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, Robert Whymant, David Green Director, Jonathan Mirsky, Oliver August and Frank Le Duc, Charles Bremner and Philip Webster,
ResumoYoung at Heart Sir Nicholas Scott fails to save seat Kensington Tory association members bers vote 509-439 to oust former minister Halifax holds mortgage rate Swing to Labour Liverpool victory Index 'Road rage' stabbing victim dies Clerk wins damages over bullying Play the £50,000 Game Libby Purves Film-Lover's Shopping Spree Microsoft 'Copper bottomed guarantee is won by Clarke Speaker spoils the fun after Mp invokes insulting tradition Matthew Parris Political Sketch Invasion of giant lorries 'will wreak havoc' in Britain Minister clears way for juggernauts American Express Scott defeat may upset Patten 's return Labour drops pledge to end fundholding News in Brief Ulster beatings increase Murders suspect held Bingo adverts on TV No action against police Gaelic TV is turn-off Airport fire safety fine Twin reasons to rejoice By a Staff Reporter: Husband 'boasted wife was victim of perfect murder' Police protest as girls get two years for fatal kicking Test of faith as worshippers hope for long-service award Fears grow for missing schoolgirl Ricoh Woman shot at children's birthday party B&Q Environmental Update Former Smith lets court know why he's miserable now Dopey D'Arcy steals show in hotbed of farce Benedict Nightingale finds himself warmed by Ben Travers' Plunder, even though it might not set the West End alight Microsoft Nasa aims to beat Mars jinx Parents pay tribute to victims of meningitis An opportunity that was missed Medical Briefing Forsyth denies misleading MPs on food poisoning outbreak Harrods French boats defy fishing ban Cellphones direct AmericanAirlines Council censured over Masonic link with developers City suspends grant officials Call Sure Book opens new chapter for library Headline name for the great and good Princess speaks out for the homeless By a Staff Reporter: Former V&A head resigns with MS Bishop of Argyll may return News in Brief Kray's denial Hewitt banned Attackers jailed Dustcart ditched Token offence All-star B & B Astronomers see Royal Observatory sell-off knocked out of orbit Mahon threatens to send paintings to Italy Art historian's displeasure deepens DELL £10m lottery cash offers new life to village halls Cultural trust may aid young talent Norwich Union Labour would ban pupils from suing over failed exams Clarke's refusal to shift on Europe is not just defiance Riddell on Politics Ministers defeated in Police Bill vote Disabled activists protest at new law Army feud as Russian general faces dismissal One 2 one Picture Gallery Pope and Carey plan to renew Christian dialogue Havel has part of one lung removed Two jailed for attack on Briton News in Brief (AP): Leader defeated (Reuter): Herzog son held (AFP): Legal drama (AP): Mir space walk (AFP): Suicide bid African states end support for UN leader Muratec RAF finds little trace of 'refugees Brtain calls off alert for relief mission to Zaire US tries to placate Okinawa with floating base plan Tutsi rebels seize key town on Congo Tiananmen commander to call on Clinton Beirut gambles on being playground of the Middle East as casino reopens Call for car crash envoy to face trial World Summary Sikhs suspected of train bomb Thai police chief defends killings (Reuter): 'Dead' man at his own funeral Leukaemia Research Fund Clinton's drift to the Right seals fate of liberalism in America Germans confront role of Jews in Nazi war machine Student unearths service records US villagers reap lottery harvest Admiral Security blueprint seeks accord on fixed troop levels across Europe Tyson scores knockout £45m in earnings Forte Heritage Campaign donor sought change in US policy on Asia Don't marry an MP- and don't wear trews Eileen Wright on surviving 50 years in the House. Interview by Alice Thomson Warner Bros Springing the trap A pioneering scheme offer single parents the chance of a career, Anjana Ahuja reports Holiday Ann Theatre Tokens 'Others went off and took adult jobs. I'm still mucking around' Valerie Grove why Griff Rhys abandoned history for the stage and became a Lost Boy Christmas Message Picture Gallery M Mercury Communication The twelve dilemmas of Christmas The festivel season brings tricky problems. Giles coren reports The strong pound is bad for Britain A hard currency is not a virility says Anatole Kaletsky Deflation means weak currencies are what is required Pope hope The Times Diary Old and tired The Times Diary Gin & Tonic Lane As our children see us Suing for failure to pass exams will not give pupils a proper education Way out The Times Diary Inane, in vain The Times Diary Close shave The Times Diary Mixing politics and drink Daniel Johnson on alcohol, the last taboo in public life All at Sea Time for Britain to help to push out the Un Lifeboat Cunningham's Number Labour has sensible ideas to improve the lottery And now for Real Gamblers The table of Beirut signal that business is back to normal Social security changes Russia's threat to Nato expansion Views on a Budget that 'discriminates against families' Saving St Pancras Heavy lorries Freedom of speech Canterbury and Rome Kawasaki disease Libya revisited Unacceptable Beak's revenge Court Circular Royal engagements Premium Bonds School news Appointment Today's birthdays 18th-century 'time capsule' saved for £12m Dinners Personal Column Memorial service Sir Roderick Barclay Geoff Hamilton Christening Meeting Luncheon Service dinner The Stairlift Exprets Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Warwickshire Lieutenancy Sir Claude Hayes Sir Claude Hayes, KCMG, chairman of the Crown Agents, 1968-74, died on November 20 aged 84. He was born on March 23,1912 Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Phone Calls Worldcall Professor A. A. Harper Alfred Alexander Harper, former Professor of Physiology at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, died on November 17 aged 89. He was burn on June 19,1907 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harmers Multiple Display Advertising Items Maria Casares Maria Casares, actress, died on November 22 aged 74. She was born on November 21,1922 Lawrence Tindale Lawrence Tindale, CBE, deputy chairman of the Industrial Finance Corporation, died on October 30 aged 75. He was born on April 24,1921 Death of the Queen Tax cuts will decrease income Pat Blair introduces a two-page report on fundraising for charitable organisations Charity Shops CCLA Investment Management Limited Baring Asset Management The old question: what exactly is a charity? Rodney Hobson on the changes facing the voluntary sector The M&G Group How to donate with the help of the taxman Revenue rule can make giving remakably easy on the pocket Watching the pennies and saving pounds Rodney Hobson discovers how charities are organising themselves to ensure a tighter hold on purse strings and greater efficiency Get set for deregulation Rodney Hobson on the new rule governing what fund managers can invest in Morgan Grenfell Asset Management Charity Finance Directors' Group Henderson Investors CBI team puts ailing firms back on track Multiple Classified Advertising Items NatWest 'Tis the season to be busy with toys and curiosities Multiple Classified Advertising Items No Title Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Personal Number Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Briefings Multiple Classified Advertising Items MJN Technology Limited Working from home can be hazardous to the health Credit unions formed Multiple Classified Advertising Items Discrimination after dismissal lawful Provincial specialist firm gets paid more than local rate Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Distributors & Agents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lorraine Electronics Humberts Leisure Multiple Classified Advertising Items No legitimate expectation of home leave Road includes way used for passage of vehicles A Times Reader Offer McGovern enjoys cracking good month of November This Week's Transfers The Leading 256 Entries in the Times Interactive Team Football Game The Times The ITF players, their points and their values if you are considering the transfer option The Times Today News The Times Crossword No 20,341 Western Provident Association Forecast Feeling under the weather? Exporters squeezed as pound hits 3-year high Racal shares in £150m fall after warning John Charcol Law Gerald Ratner back on the treadmill Arts Sport Lines found guilty of lying to investors Television and Radio Business Today Halifax resisting Abbey's rate rise Top firms elect fewer women directors Offer relents to phase in power switch Have you calculated the real cost of airline loyalty… By our Industrial Editor: Civil servants' leaders vote for MSF merger Sears in Freemans bid talks Tourist Rates Investors back Emap expulsion of directors "The Museum of Islamic Arts" MAM sells Swiss bank for £113m Business Roundup Celsis pioneers test Dow bankruptcy plan BTP warning on pound Kenwood bid backing BT action satisfies Oftel Croda profits ahead S&N's 26% rise cheers the brewers Troubled Wickes set to launch £50m call Net names Truths shrouded by Abbey habit ? Lenders bet on no immediate rate rise Buyers circle around around Freemans Order gap clobbers electronics shares Pennington Laphroaig Abbey rate increase adds to investor nervousness Stock Market Commodities 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 Berisford Greycoat Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes In better spirits Tempus Wall Street Salisbury's up the junction The Times City Diary Governor's try The Times City Diary Hector's hiccup The Times City Diary Off their trolleys The Times City Diary Touch of biter-bitten spices latest 'Chainsaw A1' massacre Ian Brodie on the company doctor of last resort with a well-honed flair for 'Dunlapping' Impact of law on disability yet to be grasped by firms Act offers ample opportunities to astute lawyers, writes Grania Langdon-Down Citibank Softly, softly catchee euro Four vie for BR computer business Rationing aids Eurodollar Legal & Public Notices Stakis confident of profiting from Metropole integration NatWest retreats from £3bn market Discovery backs Premier Oil's increased offer Wiggins chief settles £lm debt EasyJet Toy Options acquires Hong Kong group Business Roundup Pillar agrees £35m lease Oriflame's Latin success OMI back in the black Silentnight close to deal Blue Circle acquisition Tops Estates ahead BTG issues warning Allen sets record The Times Unit Trust Information Service Telstra Gilts up, equities down Elizabeth Gage A case of rough justice Stephen Jacobi reports on the lorry drivers caught up in the drugs trade Rights are wrong. . . Carol concert Queen's Counsel Party pooper Tough love Growing pains Record time Finance Lawyer • Blasphemy Laws The State 's word is not good enough Counsel Quarry Dougall Zarak MacRae Brenner Reuter Simkin Legal Recruitment Herbert Smith Chambers Richard Owen & Harper Norton Rose Guinness Graham Gill & Young Hammond Suddards Recruitment & Assessment Services W K Webster & Co Dibb Lupton Alsop GE Capital Solicitor/barrister - Retail Legal Counsel A & L Goodbody Wanted! Trade Mark Professional Blasphemy and freedom of expression Should Christians keep rights denied to others, asks John Rubinstein Garfield Robbins Court of Appeal - Judicial Assistants Chambers Profits that mean a loss PRP schemes pose a taxing problem, says Michael Rogerson Rules that tie you in knots Chris Barton explains some bewildering marriage laws Quarry Dougall Laurence Simons Lipson Lloyd Jones Zarak MacRae Brenner Special Project Lawyer A message m the image Edward Fennell on what English and American law firms are trying to convey about their efficiency through the offices they occupy Quarry Dougall BT is an equal opportunity employer Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Newspapers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Westminster Medical Howgate Sable & Partners Lane & Partners Law Global Linklaters & Paines Quarry Dougall N B Selection Ltd. 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Walker & Company Corporate/Commercial Clyde & Co Deputy District Judges and Deputy Masters of Othe… Don't look at me askance Isabel Carlisle meets Howard Hodgking, as the Hayward mounts a retrodpective of his paintings Sotheby's Visual Art 1 Visual Art 2 Dangerous whispering Galleries: Richard Cork on a long overdue tribute to Vija Celmins Tomorrow This Week New hope steps from the embers Dance: Throughout the hatred and genocide, the Rwandan Ballet kept its vision of harmony alive, Nigel Williamson reports French dressing Early Music War Requiem Dance Father, dear father Comedy Music Falling short Concert RLPO/Daniel Liverpool Classical Choice A guide to the best available recordings presented in conjunction with Radio 3 Comedy Doomed from the start Opera Tosea Covent Garden Royal Academy of Arts Opera Art Galleries Choice 1 Today's Choice A dally gulde to arts and entertalnment complled by Gillan Maxey Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol) Choice 2 Nursery crimes Theatre: A bizarre story of incest and idiocy; and a charming fin de siecle tale Fairytale love among the archetypes Swanwhite Gate Theatre 1 Theatre 2 By our Racing Staff: Sound Man targets Sandown Racing: Irish Challengers Renew Rinew Fivalry in Valuable Tingle Creek Chase Newcastle Rapid Raceline Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Thunderer: Southwell Thunderer: Newton Abbot British Museum England offered little comfort by Sacchi's exit Football The Times Cowboys look super again For the Record Walker is punished for tardy arrival In Brief Mendez to add beef to Bath's portfolio Rugby Union Join now from Party mood is wasted on Eagles Ice Jockey Henman to net reward for year's attainments Tennis Today's Fixtures Pools Forecast Cup strengthens its emotional ties David Miller on the dramatic French win that epitomised the appeal of tennis as a team competition Channel 4 makes all the running Athletics Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Winning Move Hendry's status confirmed by stirring victory Snooker Keene on Chess Zimbabwe labours on without its prodigal son Simon Wilde in Harare find a population pondering the absence of Graeme Hick, once the local boy made good, now an Englishman Shambolic West Indies plumb depths Cricket: Australia Handed Initiative in Sydney by Embarrassing Ineptitude of Opponents Gloag's England profit from disputed dismissal Word-Watching Radio 1 New flesh on old bones Radio Choice A manic Monday of women behaving badly Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Choice Liverpool hit rollover jackpot Freak bounce ensures Tottenham's wretched run continues Times Two Crossword American Football Giddins cashes in on infamy Andrew Longmore talks to the cricketer proving all publicity is good publicity Rogan is retained Tennis Keegan is ready to give players chance to atone Cross Stewart keeps Russell out of first Test
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