News from 18/01/1997
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Elinor Hardman, John Naughton, Matthew Wall, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Paul Heiney, Ralph Blow, Andrew Pierce, C. A. Last, Nigel Colborn, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Bill Frost, Denis O'Regan, John Diamond, Robert Miller, Banking Correspondent, Gavin Lumsden, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Janet Bush Economics Editor, Hilary Finch, Paul Massey, John Wadham, Alexandra Frean Media Correspondent, Denis Marrian, Brian Pedley, Carl Mortished, Carol Tullo, Gillian Maxey, Tony Patrick, Jack Higgins, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Joe Joseph, Breda Smith, Carl Evans, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Robert Sheehan, Rabbi Albert Friedlander, Paul Abse, Peter Capella, Alan Toogood Horticulture Correspondent, Alasdair Steven, Ruth Gledhill, Debra Craine, John O'leary, Education Editor, John Giffard, Louise Taylor, Rachel Kelly, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Peter Waymark, Candida Crewe, Ray Kennedy, Robin Young, Rodney Milnes, George Perry, Max Clifford, Michael Clark, Eve-Ann Prentice, Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, Janet Bush, Alan Cupps, Quentin Letts, Richard Stott, Frances Bissell, Audrey Magee, Peter Barnard, Derwent May, Mary Loudon, Lisa Jardine, Kate Muir, Roger Scruton, Kenneth Grundey, Lizanne Rose, Russell Kempson, Mary Gold, Daniel McGrory, Stephen Anderton, Paul Durman, Sarah Johnson, John Woodcock, Brian Jackman, Lorna Morse, James MacManus, Michael Theodoulou, Nicholas Harling, John Hopkins, Sally Baker, Barry Millington, Jim Sharples, George Plumptre, John Higgins, Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Ray Main, David Robinson, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, John Russell Taylor, Emma Wilkins, Robert Owen, Peter Stothard, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, James Allcock, Stefano Hatfield, Stephanie Lewis, Richard Evans, Caroline Merrell, Iain Sinclair, Robin Neillands, Bronwen Maddox, Edward Heath, Eric Reguly, Richard Owen, Oliver Holt, Damian Whitworth, Beryl Wakefield, Roger Boyes, Bruce Brown, Oliver August, Alan Shuback, Stewart Tendler, Simon Cawkwell, John Makinson, Stephanie Billen, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Glen Owen, Anne Ashworth, Joanna Pitman, John Goodbody, Sara McConnell and Caroline Merrell, Giles Whittell, Sara McConnell, Christopher Timms, Christopher Walker, Alan Copps, Chris Parker, Allan Bunch, Philip Delves Broughton, Tony Girling, Frank Pert, Sue Parker, Tim Wapshott, Michael Hornsby, John Angerson, Helen Mound, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ian Brodie, Brian Glanville, Graham Searjeant, Paul N. Boddam-Whetham, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Anne Ashworth Personal Finance Editor, Hattie Ellis, David Sinclair, Gavin Lumsden and Anne Ashworth, Jason Cowley, Peter Ingham, Elizabeth Cowley, Heath Brown, Jill Parkin, W H Smith's Fresh Talent, Benedict Nightingale, Tom Rhodes, Jonathan Meades, Carole Chamier, Marianne Curphey, Richard Morrison, Elizabeth Buchan, Michael Henderson, Robin Lodge, David Maddock, Michael Evans, Alasdair Murray, Penny Perrick, Christian Dymond, Dr Dashboard, Anthony Howard, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoPlus inside: Car 97,1015 for Young Times Readers the… City bank superwoman wins the day Warpath across Europe ends in Frankfurt with 'talks on offer of compensation or job back' Sacked pop star 'back to nothing' Gingrich faces $300,000 penalty Millennium deal The Times Index Today First British war crimes trial ends before it begins At Home with Jeffrey Balloon may be grounded by Gaddafi Fosset: likely to be forced down in India French Leave Five-page travel special on the joys of France Farewell, old fruit, we're sad to see you go Weekend Money Virgin direct Monday The Times on Monday American Express Late deal saves Millennium Exhibition Bank embarks on campaign to calm pension clients Horlick hires City spin-doctors to handle her offensive Roman statue found by ferry passenger Get the facts about HRT Heath sets out defence on Europe Stab boy detained Ford strike vote Footballer held Stalker jailed Bupa climbdown Lost yachtsman 'Suspect took part in mass murder of Jews' Further war crimes cases in doubt after jury decides former Nazi policeman is unfit to stand trial The Accused Translator lived with the enemy to warn victims The Accuser C&G Cheltenham & Gloucester Critics proved right as Bill fails first test The Politicians Rover Police hunting for missing Zoe Evans arrest her parents PC Coulton is charged over arms discovery Correction Waterstones Picture Gallery Drink-drive barrister is spared jail term Homebase Drug outburst is singer's swansong An apology by Brain Harvey, second right failed to placate his colleagues in East 17 and he was sacked yesterday By a Staff Reporter: Ireland's tallest man caught shoplifting Blair's 'Oxo mum' aiming to beef up female vote Alliance Leicester Bishops pledge to speak their minds during the election Hospital's home smear tester made 357 errors The Times Currys The Sunday Times Designed for power hungry Americans Bludgeoned wife's lover collapses in family murder trial Small Latin and less Greek for pupils of future First Telecom Scottish Amicable Celebration of children's festival affirms our quest for knowledge Credo Defender of the faith Dixons Women preachers suffer as men turn a deaf ear The Times Everest Fit the Best Dying man is granted Ireland's first divorce Top forger's Diy guide to creating Old Masters Eric Hebborn continues to haunt art world with posthumous publication of the secrets of his trade Sun Life Tips from a Master Faker Case of faked Rodins leaves France with red-tinted face Dog condemned as pit bull home after four years Comet Orthodox Jews urge Sacks to boycott memorial for Gryn Evans's colleague tipped to replace him for breakfast Debonair Apple Council ruffles feathers in battle of Trafalgar Square Thomson Navy file on Duke of York is found by dog News in Brief Girl raped on way to school MP's death still a mystery Spector waits for decision BBC man changes channel Eurostar smuggler in court Barking fine for pet owners Gilbey wins libel damages Deaths rise in cold spell Coventry Apple Threat of violence returns to Hebron hours after pullout The Sunday Times Reuter: Seoul police ring cathedral Spain retreats on Rock passports World in Brief Madrid Cali jail sentences slashed Reuter: Serenade eases siege blues Reuter: Maputo backs game park Reuter: US wants landmine ban AFP: Sinatra allowed home Italian aristocrat of the art world battered to death Nazi loot figure was wrong Polo Ralph Lauren MDM Father's faith 'unshaken' Norwegian finishes trek Sofia's old dictator dreams of making a comeback Direct Line Moscow hits back in war of the traffic offenders Gingrich bows to $300,000 penalty but keeps top job Schroders Police guard woman witness to Cosby son's murder Picture Gallery American rocket explodes seconds after blast-off Thomas Cook Queen Bee of press sets Washington buzzing Reclusive Salinger to publish first book in 34 years Tutu has operation for prostate cancer Husband's Suicide Recalled P&O European Ferries France angers Iraq with Uday ban Wife stubs out Havel habit New spouse of President cracks down on 60-a-day man as fears about his health persist Prague File Opera & Ballet Ray Davies Sudeten German saga nears end Judge puts foot down over ankle-kissing Marriott Drinkers cheer return of absinthe Slim midwinter pickings Opera: Rodney Milney Milnes is disappointed by an unfocused first night from Opera North - but promises tonight's ENO audience an exceptioal treat Forte Hotels Opinion The stand-ups just won't be counted Opera ENO Ten out of tenor You could be next! Opera 2 BBC music On Monday Does Crosland's socialism have a future for Blair? Anthony Howard on a philosopher king who anticipated new Labour Left out Dole cheque A musical offering to transcend our time Roger Scruton looks forward to Palestrina, the greatest opera never before staged in Britain The Green Man's grimace Ubiqutious mystery of medieval art, this demon is beyond good and evil Noodled Flat footed Geronimo The Old Bill Howard has moved some distance, but not far enough His Fellow Americans Brevity and principle should be Clinton's watchwords A Brother's Hand The Chief Rabbi is right to attend the Gryn memorial Heath rebuts charges of misleading public on Europe Definition of new bugging powers in the Police Bill Petrol prices Mezzanine melodies Mirror, mirror In the steps of Todd From law to pulpit Undercover message? Author defends an unbiased 'Eagle' Chester Cathedral Bide-a-wee Winning colours Court Circular Royal engagement The Society of Schoolmasters Barrow Hills School Church news Dinners Appointments in the Forces Latest wills Appointment Personal Column Weekend birthdays Anniversaries Church services tomorrow The Institute of Mathematics Forthcoming marriages RHS annual awards Captain Alexander Hodge, Gc Obituaries CaptainAlexander Hodge, Gc, Rnvr officer and former chairman of Standard Life Assurance, died in Edinburge on January 4 aged 80. He was born onjune 23,1916 Sir Roger Falk Sir Roger Fal, Obe, businessman, died on January 15 aged 86. He was born on June 22 , 1910 Personal Column Public Notices Court & Social Reginald Mitchell Reginald Mitchell, Mbe, owner of Reggie's British Pub in Atlanda, died in Falls church, Virginia, on December 27 aged 71. He was born in Brighton on October 22,1925 Jack Willison Jack Willison, barber to the Royal Family, died on January 2 aged 80. He was born on July 21,1916 On this Day John Majors Broadcast News The Times Crossword No 20,380 Opinion Forecast Superlative Travel Sections Inside Section 2 Today Lvmh sells £560m of shares in Guinness Steele goes as Storehouse finance director Business Today Stock Market Indices Cable job Comet to make 1,200 redundant Business Electra Fleming sued over Hmso Working Week Psbr up as Vat receipts decline Bank of Ireland Mortgages Sport Weekend Money The Hidden Assets of British Airways Siemens may buy Parsons The Sunday Times Woolwich C&w picks Granada director as chief of new merged group Wray tables higher bid for Forest Blacks Leisure strides out EasyJet Mis-selling fear over bonds risk Liberty unleashing pensions price war Business Roundup Northern changes start Eu jobless rate steady Microsoft surges Tourist Rates Majestic lifestyle based on a nose for a deal Paul Durman meets a man at the heart of a wine warehouse operation, whose buying decisions hold the key to commercial success The gallery where art lovers can jet in for a flying visit Joanna Pitman says BA's collection improves journeys from Heathrow Hidden Assets Liberty international Share prices breach 4,200 for first time Stock Market Commodities Liffe Options 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 Pension benefits Tempus Storehouse Shell Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes Guinness Wall Street Battle to win investors' votes Gavin Lumesden and Anne Ashworth check out a new wave of pep products being offered ahead of the election Low-cost pensions in the pipeline Case for cash from Gas Personal Investor Shares Fidelity Investments Societies Woolwich Direct Foreign Colonial Picture Gallery Transatlantic temptation Gavin Lumsden on the attraction of switching to us credit cards Framlington Far from amicable proposal in disguise Comment Watch out for that non-racing certainty The Scottish Investment Trust PLC The Equitable Life Prudential PEP Guide Eagle Star Check out those interest rates Sara McConnell on how to make the most of your savings in 1997 without giving too much to the taxman The Saver's Friend Towry Law Group Leaseholders under pressure Landlords are continuing to threaten flat-owners with eviction despite stronger rules, says Sara McConnell The Equitable Life Legal & General Virgin direct The Equitable Life Prudential Election casts shadow over shares Small is beautiful for fund managers in times of political uncertainty, Matthew Wall reports CUCOMMERCIAL Union Bonuses and performance of markets don't add up Gavin Lumsden on the reason for poor payouts from life companies With-Profits Policies Financial Discounts Direct Scottish Widows Midland switches to fee-free account PIA Mercury Asset Management Security fails on the capital front TSB Savers who were included out Sara McConnell and Mcrrell on the floats of the Halifax and Woolwich building societies Family Assurance friendly society Do I qualify for a payout? Derbyshire Building Society Assets trap primed for personal pensioners Anne Ashworth on a ruling showing that not every bankrupt is equal when it comes to pension benefits ScotAm's two steps to flotation CFS Chelsea Financial Services The Equitable life CBClydesdale Bank Norwich Union Guinness Flight M&G Funding switch clouds early retirement hopes Caroline Merrell says teachers are up in arms over the decision to change pension arrangements The Times When a statement is not a statement Who takes the risk in derivative trading? Letters or information for Weekend Money may be sent… Policy Portfolio Bank of Scotland Banking Direct The Woolwich float and disqualified investors Tax returns Elson Associates NR Northern Rock How to plan an active retirement Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Chase De Vere Safety through the ages Our Economics Editor on a popular government security Economics Explained Martin - Currie GT Global NRNORTHERN Rock The Times Unit Trust Information Service JFJohnson Fry Equities end on steady note Trading Period Football Fund Ashton driven by need to change luck of the Irish Losing run casts shadow over coach's arrival while scotland seek to reinforce home rule Preservation order put on British Lions William Hill Wales attempting to turn back powerful tide of recent history For the Record Australian Open Results Leicester keen to take their lead from Stransky Hill shines through darkest moments Motor Racing:world Champion's Knowledge of Silverstone Examined on First Day of Testing Minis aiming to make the most of his lucky break Basketball:three-Point Specialist White May Hold Key to Success for Leopards in National Cup Final Comprehensive Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Tomorrow Dravid chugs on to first Test century Cricket Ask Tom can provide right answer for Kempton chase Racing:tate's Talented Performer to Reward Backers Unguided Missile can strike target William Hill Kempton Park Haydock Park Rapid Raceline Racing next Week Pipe shows preference for weighting game Summer Spell warms to task Yesterday's Results Kempton Park Catterick Chepstow honour for O'Sullevan White has licence application refused The Sunday Times By our Irish Racing Correspondent: Urubande has pace to master Nicholson's challengers Lingfield Park The Times Guide to the Premiership this Weekend Ravanelli poised to bolt again Fabrizio Ravanelli The Face of Football Dalglish's comeback turns old friends into foes Brown has capability to revive world claims Boxing The Royal Bank of Scotland Sport in Brief Teddington bolstered by return of Laslett Hockey Beer match that left captain in the lurch Snow Reports Chang pulls rank on Henman Briton's promissing run in Australian Open ends in swift defeat by No 2 seed Northern lights can illuminate rugby Eurostar Motor Racing Picture Gallery Cork swings back into action to lift England Football Duberry plays the injured party in soap opera Jeffrey's very private view When maverick chronicler of London's secret history Iain Sinclair asked Lord Archer to show off his riverside art collection, he didn't expect to get a look in. Then the invention arrived Shopping Gardening Property Home Life Family Life… KUONI Fashion ideas that go to your head Five-page special on holidays in France Don't stack it Magazine simply rack it Merchant Investors Serious Shopping the Village Shop Get a head - get a hairband Hair accessories are back, says Heath Brown, and there are sticks, combs, clips and slides for every hairdo Three of a Kind The short MacIntosh is a springtime essential. Its is a handy coverall that evokes the romance of rainy days in Paris, with a twist of Audrey Hepburn 1950s chic. H. 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Converted buyers see the light The Church Developer Picture Gallery When it's blossom time in Appledore Redrow Where to buy a slice of tropical paradise The MacAllan Single Highland Halt Scotoh Whishy Selling Points Property News North of the Thames Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times The International Property Show English Courtyard Prime Beachfront Site Multiple Display Advertising Items Le Crunch Explosive Help the Aged(MAil Order) Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Historic Distribution of Austro-Hungarian Gold now… William Tillman Multiple Display Advertising Items Caribou Winter Headgear The Velvet Norfolk Hat British Antique Replicas Snow Shoes Norfolk Fleece Jacket Multiple Display Advertising Items Poetstyle Ltd Senior Citizens with money in the bank should read this before it's too late The Vinegar Book Irritable Bowel Syndrome Jolliman Impotence Arthritis MOPS Buyers Choice Your Arteries Can Clean Themselves The Prostate Gardening Tips When a bird in the hand is worth £100,000 Keeping pigeons has outgrown its cloth-cap image Animals & Accessories A pizza face take away Alternatively Speaking Adopt Me A Vet Writes What shall we do with mother? The choice of hwo should care for an elderly parent is fraught with guilt, says Jill Parkin Where there's a will, they want be in it Personal Life In death, we can find life Ruth Gledhill on consolation and hope in an Anglo-Catholic Mass At your Service A five star guide The Times VCVARGINIA Charles Multiple Display Advertising Items Zygosis Sirius Multiple Display Advertising Items The Executive Club The original personalised introduction agency Sara Eden Multiple Display Advertising Items I'm Chris Multiple Display Advertising Items Where will all this undress end? The move by the editor of Country Life to establish the birthday suit as the height of rural fashion is surely doomed Down to Earth Press a sweet song on the old apple tree The ancient wassails draw attention to the decline of fruit orchards in Britain. Brian Pedley reports Clear away the cobwebs from last year's nest Feather Report New Year Jumbo Crossword The Times Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items BMBRITISH Midland Flightbookers Multiple Display Advertising Items Eclipse Direct Bridge the World Multiple Display Advertising Items Americana Vacations EasyJet Freeway USA Multiple Display Advertising Items Stolen moments in bandit country Starting our spotlight on France, Sally Baker keeps her guard up on the beautiful island of Corsica Oasis Chill out in the deep freeze Holiday Options Secrets of a long distance walker Archers Reverie on Maugham's Cap Ferrat France:Savouring the birthplace of Cakes and Ale, Peter Stothard finds even the zoo animals dine in style. . . Voyages of Discovery Hellas Lupus Travel CTS Trans Indus Cap Ferrat Fact File Crystal Holidays Camping with no strings .. while a desire to relive his childhood led James MacManus to the cost of Brittany for an outdoor holiday SAGA Italian Escapades Noble Caledonia Limited Sunsail Beach Clubs Saddle sore but happy on the trails of the Tarn France:Nagged by his horse-loving 12-year-old daughter, Paul Heiney rides again-after a gap of 15 years. . . 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Now kit cars will have added official approval, reports Eve-Ann Prentice Barclays Carmart special on new and used bargains The latest big ideas come from Toyota engineers Why be boring when you can be seen in something Special? It's time the test I was privatised Complaints from driving schools about reforms to the way leaners are tested suggest there is still plenty of scope for improvement Dtiven to Distraction Before we start, who are you? Alan Copps and Eve-Ann Prentice on beating the driving test cheats and learning to tow your caravan in safety When low inflation can cause disaster Drivers fail the pressure test Picture Gallery Aa Gridlock Guide Major Roadworks Has anyone seen a Qwunkalumpas? Opera star Della Jones tells Alasdair Steven about her quest to discover a very rare and elusive animal Fifty Years of Making Kit Cars Europe gears up News in Brief Through a glass darkly Multi-coloured Lexus Marcos I up for sale Aa backs Mp on bull bars Volvo raises the roof Audi Approved Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Weissenfels BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Iver Village Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items The complex art of painting your wagon Helen Mound learns some tricks of the trade from a company that offers any color-and 500 shades of black A study in scarlet vision Out of fashion and in the red Your Car's Color Can Fade Some Shades to Be Seen in Multiple Display Advertising Items Executive Cars Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mx5 Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Besp Kes Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items 190E C280 Multiple Classified Advertising Items 911 C2 Boxster Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster S280 C180 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items E220 Coupe 560 Slc E220 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes E36 Amg 300CE-24v Dramatic change to the estate we're in Carmart 1:Road Test Special on Vauxhall's Designs to Watch your Lifestyle Alan Copps finds a thoughtful challenge aimed at some excellent opposition Roadtest 1 Picture Gallery Easy rider that carries it off Roadtest 3 Packed with extras for all occasions Roadtest 2 Vectra Estate Used Car Brief Land of the driving fun Strange, but true... Alan Copps looks at some amazing medal winners in Toyota's Idea Olympics Hyundai creates a whole new concept of taking the car out for a spin The Accent, says Helen Mound, is on being like a washing machine-it does the job, but would you boast about it? 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This week: winter warmers to order from your armchair What's on Tv Radio The column that gives you the low-down on the high life The Even: A twelfth-night party at the Playhouse Theatre off Trafalgar Square for the cast and friends of Ibsen's The Doll's House Party on: The Week Ahead Party Animal Don't save the best bits for breakfast This week in the series on going back on basics bacon The big smoke that can cure a kipper Hattie Ellis on the trial of Britain's best-kept food secrets Tried and Tested: Vegetable Soup Town & Country Manner Ltd After Work Cookery Frog-and-toad-in-the-hole with a twist, followed by rich billionaire's shortbread Cut-price cuisine Bruno Soho No Fu - any comment? Disorderly House Goodfellowe Mp By Michael Dobbs HarperCollins, £16.99 Isbn 0 00 224280 X Children's Aid Direct Angel falls from grace Love It/hated It The Times Bestseller List Hardbacks New in Paperback Testaments Betrayed Flaunting the flab Eat Fat By Richard Klein Picador, £15.99 Isbn 0 330 34293 2 An open window of opportunity W H Smith's Fresh Talent Hanging Up Loyalties lost in a bungle in the jungle Kinabalu Escape, the Soldiers' Story By Rich Mayfield with Bob Mann Constable, £14.95 Isbn 0 09 476970 2 When happiness was a warm pun In his Own Write & a Spaniard in the Works By John Lennon Pimtico, £8 Isbn 0 7126 6615 X Wouldn't It Be Nice By Brian Wilson with Todd Gold Bloomsbury, £8.99 Isbn 0 7475 3145 5 BG An idea in search of some authors Granta 56 Granta, £7.99 Isbn 0 90 314103 5 Only cold comfort down on the farm The Cure for Death by Lightning By Gail Anderson-Dargatz Virago, £9.99 Isbn 1 86049 0360 Is this what became of the bonkbuster? 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Objects of Desire By Pamela Holm Richard Cohen Books, £10.99 Isbn 1 86066 043 6 Top Ten Children's Books of 1996 Times Books Openings A guide to the best new entertainments to open in the week to come Moody skies Picture Gallery Brats on tour The Times Galleries Critic's Choice Opera Jazz Critic's Choice Theatre Critic's Choice Dance Pop Critic's Choice Classical Comedy Critic's Choice Activities Book now for a weekend study course to learn a new skill, or set the pace with an activity break Prospero direct Multiple Display Advertising Items Messiah Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Energy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elkie Brooks Country Music International Valery Gergiev Tickets ESCEnglish Shakespeare Company Wigmore Hall RGRAYMOND Gubbay The Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats The Week's Top Pop Releases Opera Best of Other Sounds around Vocal Orchestral Jazz New Releases Walking and Talking Do Not Miss The Royal Opera Television a Seven Day Guide Pick of the Week Watch it or tape it: don't miss it Cinema The Latest Video Releases Sport Highlights of the Week Pick of the Week Critic's Choice Film Top Ten Films of the Week Film & sport Bbc1 Satellite Critic's Choice Bbc1 January 19 Satellite Critic's Choice Bbc1 January 20 Satellite Critic's Choice Bbc1 January 21 Satellite Critic's Choice Bbc1 January 22 Satellite Critic's Choice Bbc1 January 23 Satellite Critic's Choice Bbc1 January 24 Satellite Critic's Choice Sky Sports 2 Satellite Pick of the Week Critic's Choice Disney Stallite Pick of the Week Critic's Choice Sky 2 Satellite Pick of the Week Critic's Choice Pick of the Week Radio 1 Critic's Choice Critic's Choice Critic's Choice Critic's Choice Readers' Services Time Magazine Simpson Magazine Saturday January 18 1997 Diary The four-sided kiss is increasingly seen at Parisian parties, although many complain it is rather provincial. Certainly, the six-cheeker can cause deep unease The go-between Free Tibet Penguin society Pan handlers Something for the Weekend Princess Cruises Disclaimer Audi Picture Gallery Zone The plug has been pulled on the boy bands of yesteryear. In the world of pop, sisters are now doing it for themselves, wriles Alan Jactson Picture Gallery Subaru Smallbone Rent-Free Holidays for Life Racing Green Noble Caledonia Limited Quicken Futon Company Homecoming queen Linsay Duncan's aloof stage presence has always been her crowing glory-which could explain why Harold Pinter is strangley drawn to her, Alan Franks writes British Philatelic Bureau Vacanze in Italia Spain and Portugal SAGA Visit the Linguaphone Language Centre Son of a Preacher Man His name says it all:a man born to defend Ulster loyalism, Ulster Protestantism and, above all, the politics of his father. 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