News from 29/01/1997
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George Cole, Nicholas Watt Chief Ireland Correspondent, Phil Yates, Anthony Harris, Rosemary Righter, Tunku Varadarajan, Jon Ashworth, Noreen Taylor, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Gillian Bowditch Scotland Correspondent, Jullian Muscat, Adrian Lee, Grace Bradberry, Pennington, Simon Barnes, Paul Penrose, Andrew Longmore, Richard Thomson, Inigo Gilmore, David Rhys Jones, Robert Miller, Banking Correspondent, Philip Howard, Michael Binyon, Derek Sands, Chairman, James Bone, Jeremy Kingston, Paul Slade, Carl Mortished, Giles A. I. Payne, Morag Preston, Gillian Maxey, Simon Wilde, Stewart Tendler, Crime Correspondent, Arthur Charlesworth, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Joe Joseph, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Jonathan Prynn, Transport Correspondent, Robin Squire, W. B. Petrie, Peter Ball, Sandra Vogel, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Tunku Varadarajan, Charles Bremner and Michael Binyon, Nicholas Booth, Rachel Kelly, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Matthew Parris Political Sketch, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, W. I. R. Ward, Jill Sherman Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Clark, Dave Mitchell, Kevin Eason Motoring Editor, Quentin Letts, W. D. O'brien, John Kavanagh, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Sue Norman, Chief Executive and Registrar, Russell Kempson, Ray Ward, Robin Dyke, W. E. Anstead, Nigel Williamson, Daniel McGrory, Brenda Maddox, Michael Theodoulou, Nicholas Harling, Belinda Archer, David Watts, Gillian Bowditch, Scotland Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Jonathan Prynn, Adam Sage, Peter Davalle, Rachel Kelly and Gautam Malkani, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Emma Wilkins, R. C. Little, President, Rosemary Baird, Chris Partridge, Andrew Drummond, Richard Evans, PHS, Stephen Lord, Richard Owen, Eric Reguly, Roger Boyes, Sarah Cunningham, Oliver August, Alison Parker, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, Richard Branson, Dalya Alberge, Carol Allen, R. W. Johnson, Geof Wheelwright, Giles Whittell, J. W. Selley, Brian MacArthur, Jason Nissé, Craig Lord, Gerald Larner, George Bain, Chairman, Russell Jenkins, Richard Davies, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ray Hatley, Tony Dawe, Richard Beeston, Simon Jenkins, Alan Coren, Benedict Nightingale, Tess Knighton, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Lindsay Nicolle, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Stephen Farrell and Michael Horsnell, Arthur Leathley, Michael Hornsby, Countryside Correspondent, Neil Cooper, Michael Henderson, Robin Lodge, Alice Thomson, Political Reporter, B. D. Black, Alasdair Murray, Robert Whymant, Peter Bild, Matthew Bond, Terence W. Wiseman, A. H. P. Humphrey, Dr Keyboard, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Richard Ford, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent,
ResumoSpain seeking joint control of Gibraltar Rifkind rejects 100-year deal Mortar attack on patrol in Belfast Tory MPs defy party line on cane The Times on the Internet http: //www. the-times.… Index Eat out for Naafi to shed 2,000 jobs after bid fails Cricket's Top Ferret 'Animal' resurfaces in time for a party Holiday may mark year 2000 Boothroyd defends the honour of MPs Take Three Times Men The Wheels of State BOSE Better sound through research Shades of Wilde haunt the division lobbies Political Sketch 90 Tory MPs defy government line in school caning vote Harrods Knightsbridge Blair wants London to have an elected mayor Clark at Goldsmith meeting Swiftcall Pupil, 10, expelled after drug discovery News in Brief Arrests imminent Hero's burial Fowl pest strikes Editor dies Clergy mass Heavenly offer Boy says he killed mother as his 'mind exploded' 'I never wanted to hurt my mum. I just wanted all the grief to stop. I loved my mum' Writers make last stand to save book agreement Health-conscious America takes porridge to its heart Abbey National Naafi: pantry to the Forces in war and peace Despite losing its £400 million food supply contract, the Naafi is looking to a bright future in private-sector partnerships. Robin Young salutes an institution Daewoo Police 'right not to protect lorries' Alliance Leicester Women get payout for Manning's race jokes News in Brief Oxford stabbing Tory resigns GPs lose budget Uniform teaching In a pickle Asthma deals Tory adviser's son leapt to death after taking Ecstasy Growing Popularity Doctor 'must retake maths after blunder' Acrobatic whale returns to grace British waters Service Line Insurance St. Joseph's Hospice Fly fishermen find wifely charms provide new lure Refurbishing Britannia 'too expensive' Prince meets Portillo as ministers defend decision on new yacht New trains take tilt at record time Barclaycard Head rescues boys from dog The Reverend Royston Such Multifaith pilgrimage suffers a problematic progress Disaster specialist attacks 'monster' of trauma counselling Crown Computer Products Gambler shot for losing gang cash Sparing fears over prostate cancer Medical Briefing Memory & concentration studies Prison chief says holiday camp ideal for jail use Rover Saturday Investors in People Wife who connived in plot to blackmail food firms is jailed No Title Mayhew backs Nazi analogy in Ulster TV ad Sectarian Toll Chiropractors given official recognition Admiral Major pledges to reverse Commons education defeat Woolly rhetoric obscures case for economic reform Riddell on Politics Carla's Song Labour will reshape NEC In Parliament Cellnet Tory whip ridiculed for crucial miscalculation Panasonic Notebook Computers Kennedys put tax squeeze on foes Grieving Cosby confesses that he had affair FBI squad investigates links of Asian fundraiser Huang Briton is chosen for Annan's UN team Sex case man was 'studying savages' TSB Bank Scotland Plc OJ jurors prepare to pass judgment Police confession of Biko killing stuns South Africa Admissions are likely to raise more dilemmas for Truth and Reconciliation Commission Our Foreign Staff: Chief interrogator among four who are seeking mercy SAGA Service Ltd Work smarter not just harder BT 6-legged superspy scuttles to our aid David Duggan Kohl will invoke postwar sprit to unite his party Picture Gallery Hunt for Nazi gold loot targets Bank of Spain (Reuter): Romania given hint of Nato delay The Times Power fear for Marcos mausoleum World Summary US warning of Saudi terror Italian minister faces inquiry (Reuter): Algerian union leader shot dead (Reuter): Six killed in Colombian raid Albanian peasants sow seeds of revolution as mood turns against Berisha Richard Owen in Lushnje, Albania, reports that the people who propelled the President to power blame him, not the pyramid fund operator, for their plight Sharansky pays tribute at grave of Sakharov 'Elderly' mecca for arts marks 20th birthday Saddam's shot son weds girl of 16 Moderate set to be Chechnya President Staples The Office Superstore Singapore raids premises of top opposition lawyer The Transformation Three men from The Times with distinctive styles of their own volunteer to have a makeover. Style Editor Grace Bradberry shows them how designers can change their image completely Dial-a-phone ltd Hill House Hammond 'The idea of growing old alone scares me' Michael Douglas projects the image of a blessed life, yet tales of excess persist. Interview by Noreen Taylor Solo's Holidays Ltd Health & Safety Execulive The Times Good results... bad behaviour? Choose your school with care, says Alison Parker Channel 4 Challenge Alan Coren The fortunes of Royal Families can be cyclical Offside call Picture Gallery The curse of Chequers Major is bewitched by focus groups; they will destroy him unless he heeds the neglected example of Alec Douglas-Home Private view Unsacked How badly? The man who took on the UN Rosemary Righter pays tribute to Sir Robert Jackson Shouting in Class Political skirmishes are back around the school gate Belfast and Berlin Mayhew should be cautious of Nazi comparisons Kiwi Fairytale A new duckling story from Down Under Influence of Hong Kong on China Honours due Dash it all Nurses' training Minimum wage link to prosperity Court fee increases The art of advocacy Trade with Nigeria Foreign fields Who should pay for Royal Yacht? Sea fever Court Circular Today's royal engagement Gray's Inn Today's birthdays 'Repent', said Peter, 'and be… Sir James Comyn Major General C. W. Woods Bill Bedford Deaths Dinners Memorial service Luncheons Royal Society Fruiterers' Company Glaziers' Company Appointments Church in Wales Acorn Stairlifts Embassy Flight Centre Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Germany Dally low cost nights and hotel… Worldcall Announcements Cecil Lewis Cecil Lewis, Mc, airman broadcaster, author, film director and farmer, died on January 27 aged 98. He was born on March 29, 1898 Colin Welch Colin Welch, journalist died on January 27 aged 72. He was born on April 23, 1924 On This Day The Prince Regent The changing face of finance New competitors are altering the way we conduct our personal cash affairs, writes Tony Dawe Direct Line Personal Equity Plans TSB General insurance Ltd Can you count on real people in the bank? The two leading clearers still intend to have a presence in the high street The Web puts cash online As Britons take to the Internet, the big money-lenders are waking up to its potential, says Paul Penrose Mercantile Credit Key secrets that unlock accounts Security and confidentiality are assured - provided customers keep only a mental note of their passwords First direct Little card smartens up Before long, we may be able to run most of our financial affairs from our pockets We must keep tuned to C5's promises Burberrys of London Europool The Source of Young Europeans in Business Picture Gallery Mail is stopped in its tracks The Listener the News behind the Headlines Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alternative Travel Group Mum's the word On the road to recovery Advertising The English Kitchen Company Multiskilled Two Choices All Box Number Replies Should Be Addressed to: Multiple Display Advertising Items Wacker Great Britain Ltd Bad timing A few problems News Group Newspapers Ltd The Channel Four Handicap When Alan Yentob gave his views on Michael Grade's resignation, it was the start of the Channel 4 Handicap. Joe Joseph reports The editors were right to relish Alan Clark's victory Paper round The Times The Times Crossword No 20,389 News Picture Gallery Business AA Information Newspapers Support Recycling Air UK Forecast Tomorrow Inside Section 2 Today Second £110m windfall from train sell-off Anger over Stagecoach share sale By our Industrial Correspondent: Plans in motion for water shake-up Double pay bonuses for Energy Group executives Imperial finds match with Rizla Arts Homes Merchant bankers to share £35m Direct Life & Pension Services Ltd Sport Widened trade gap blamed on pound Television and Radio Business Today Fightback Warning Kenwood shares hit by profit warning The Times Minister says fall in jobless will clear Germany for EMU CBI attacks Exchange action on governance Net gain for Commerzbank Housing help for Colefax French tax breaks threat to union Government moves to stem runaway costs of jobs scheme abuse Zeneca sees £1bn profits Ryder lands BA ground fleet division Rising toll hurts insurers Andrew Cook defended R-R tackles engine flaws Northern pair retire Wickes call success H&C inquiry denial Slump hurts Siemens Funds for research Capital Corp bid boost Datrontech chief to get £1.5m in shares Business Roundup Tourist Rates Clyde rejects £432m Gulf Canada bid on price Property firm raising £97m for expansion Worldcover Direct Taxing one's patience Inland Revenue needs private expertise Property play at the Exchange? Active Value's active day Pennington LucasVarity cheers City with optimistic outlook Whitaker chief quits Walt Disney profits from film successes Mercury Communications MCI advances as BT merger nears GM profits sliced by US strikes Commodities Liffe Options Dow optimism gives new life to shares in London Stock Market 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 Hanson's power play Tempus Zeneca Clyde Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes Great Portland Wall Street Directorship at stake Phoenix returns The money show Attendant sum Boutiques driven by desire to embrace ever bigger deals Joson Nissé on the pragmatic and rapidly evolving world of the niche financier Grade a resignation with knobs on Jon Ashworth looks at the unusual circumstances surrounding the Channel 4 chief's decision to quit An EMU that makes for quarrelsome bedmates Legal & General Politically correct keyman insurance In defence of the status of 'metalbashers' Competition authorities so far oppose BA-American alliance Business Letters Sir John distorts the reaction to T5 Rover's sales in top gear Unions to press for worldwide job rules Legal & Public Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hogg Robinson warning puts pressure on transport arm Multiple Classified Advertising Items Danka forecasts further costs from acquisition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Power body seeks ethics code for marketing Menvier to expand in Europe The Times Best Sermons of 1996 Brewer's shares fall as results turn flat Business Roundup Maxwell creditors gain Polypipe buys TDI Domino surges to £9m Coral share offer Change lifts Microgen Costs hit Goodhead Shares reverse earlier falls Swalec a Hyder company The Times Unit Trust Information Service Elizabeth Gage Another land, same freedoms Cinema: Ken Loach turned to Nicaragua for the story of his latest film, Carla's Song. Carol Allen reports From the sublime to the meticulous Jeremy Kingston sees the avant-garde theatre director Robert Wilson honoured in Sicily Royal Shakespeare Company Film ThE Royal Opera Festival Simply fine and Dante Pop The Divine Comedy Astoria, WI Royal Shakespeare Company Pop Today's Choice A daily guide to arts and entertainment compiled by Gillian Maxey Art Galleries Choice 1 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) on release across the country Choice 2 Divorced from reality Theatre: Cultural caricatures raise few laughs; significant otherness in Glasgow California teasing Babycakes Tron Theatre, Glasgow To advertise in this section please call the… Choice 3 To advertise in this section please call the… Theatre To advertise in this section please call the… Mining the Russian soul Classical Concerts RSNO/Lazarev Edinburgh Twin testaments Ex Cathedra St John's Smith Square Royal Shakespeare Company Music 1 Music 2 Der Rosenkavalier Hail the joybringer Michael Henderson sings the praises of Franz Schubert for the composer's 200th birthday Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament: Beth Orton Barbican Centre Rising Star Royal Shakespeare Company Tomorrow Lindsay King Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Adecco Elite Rainbow Recruitment Recruitment Consultant Legal Consultancy Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chairman's PA The Centre for Tomorrow's Company PA/Office Manager Administrative Co-Ordinator Sec/Admin Asst The Career Factor Ltd. 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Should you buy an established business or start from scratch? Rachel Kelly and Gautam Malkani report Fairclough Homes come home to quality Berkeley Homes Windsor Rapid Reaceline New ideas sought for Old problem Racing: Racecourses Can Resolve Trainer's Dilemma by Framing Event to Attract Collier Bay Specialists Guide to our In-Line Racecard Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Leicester Wolverhampton Brown hits out over decision to drop him Basketball Fixtures Ferret goes to earth and the whole world cheers Simon Barnes offers heartfelt thanks for Danny Morrison's defiance and the eternal hope it offers to sport's underdogs Word-Watching Full Scoreboard from Auckland Sheehan on Bridge Winning Move Keene on Chess Confident Australia ready for assault on new peaks Scoreboard Voyages of Discovery Speight in move to throw off Sussex shackles England forced to wait on Gascoigne Football: Injury to Misfield Player May Claer the Way for Le Tissier to Take on Italians Tranmere see daylight in foggy farce For the Record Boere denies Palace a fair share Hendry battles back from brink of defeat Snooker Lloyd looks forward to Palace return In Brief Hamed protest Happy hour On target Sharp Brake Corsie slips in singles as Thomson moves on Bowls Hickman's progress confirmed Swimming Power play in Rfu threatens stability Rugby Union George Smith Handmade Furniture, Fabrics & Kilims Picture Gallery Collins confronted by loneliness of the long-distance champion Andrew Longmore meets a master of the ring looking beyond his next bout Word-Watching Snow Reports An anatomy of suffering Radio Choice More like an assault than an assessment Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Racing The day England turned cricket's ugly duck king into a swan Paradise lost in the battle of Eden Park Times Two Crossword No 1003 Draw snatched from jaws of victory Rugby Union Mensa CompuServe The Times Masterstroke for swimmers HI-Grade Computers plc Freedom finds its net voice Server on the cutting Edge Videophone becomes a reality for PC users Times Interface The secret strain of a notebook Nigel Powell looks at the health problems that using a laptop can bring ... and finds some solutions Green and red plan for schools Find Impact of the virtual crash The Times Educational Supplement Way to forecast a baby's arrival The Open University Saving London from the flood One flash of lightning can cause untold damage ... but there are powerful solutions Prestel on-line The UPS and downs of power protection Apple Tiny Computers Ltd The wired woman gets her own realm The CD goes on record Rugged computer is real hardware On a countdown to catastrophe Millenium will disrupt every chip in the book ClaraNET Internet Service Provider Maple Computer Corporation How to match your BIOS to your bytes Cells talk on the move Buzzwords Sharp Intelligent Thinking The techno-gospel accord Mark Weiser is Silicon Valley's prophet of the third age of computing. Nicholas Booth reports Sportster Flash 56kbps Ready A good idea to commit to paper Infotrade Personal Finance On-Line Researchers break the language barrier Agenda Open season in cyberspace Nicholas Booth talks to the man who plans to make the Internet as accessible as the telephone Business Changing faces in the IT world Shoppers will be paid for vital statistics Stop IT C++ Analyst Programmer Resourcing Group Visual C++ development Pavement Ends SAS Institute GmbH FRES Worcester South West Computer Resources Easynet professional Internet access KPMG means business J. P. Morgan & Co Reed Computing Personnel Frost & Sullivan Ltd Primus Telecommunications Ltd Project Management Recruitment City International Bank Senior Analyst Programmer Computer Futures Contract Services Division Angel International Recruitment Group PLC Douglas Llambias Associates Recruitment Consultants Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation Career Group Recruitment Consultants Neural Net Limited Time
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