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News from 12/02/1997

1997; Gale Group;

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Andreas Loizou, Sue Griffith, Anthony Harris, Tunku Varadarajan, Artemis Cooper, Giles Whittell and Dalya Alberge, Alexandra Frean, Adrian Lee, Simon Barnes, Alexandra Frean, Media Correspondent, Bernard Kaukas, Isabel Carlisle, Robert Miller, Banking Correspondent, Ian Jessiman, David Blunkett, Philip Howard, Janet Bush Economics Editor, Hilary Finch, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Alan Lee Williams Director, Jeremy Laurance Health Correspondent, Morag Preston, Tom Walker, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Robert Miller, David J. Savage, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, Geoffrey Pattie, Chairman, David Charter Education Correspondent, Charles Bremner and Andrew Pierce, Robert Wright, Patrick Duffy, Deputy Chairman, John O'leary, Education Editor, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, David Whitehouse, Ross Dunn, Keepers and Governors of the Free Grammar School of John Lyon v Mayhew, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Peter Waymark, Robin Young, Nicholas Watt, Michael Clark, Dominic Searie, Quentin Letts, David Hands, Charles Bremner, John Kavanagh, Peter Barnard, Nigella Lawson, Russell Kempson, Daniel T. Plesch, Director, Anthony Lester, Gavin Bell, Paul Durman, Brenda Maddox, Philip Bassett, Belinda Archer, David Walter, David Miller, James Landale and Richard Ford, Arthur Leathley, Political Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Jonathan Prynn, F. J. Wallace, Robin Lodge and Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Andrei Olenin, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, Alberto Aza, Chris Partridge, Caroline Merrell, Jill Sherman, Eric Reguly, Damian Whitworth, John Carr, Sarah Cunningham, Frederick Lawton, Oliver August, Carol Allen, George Walden, Adam Fresco, John Allison, Geof Wheelwright, Giles Whittell, Eileen McCabe, Rob Hughes, Football Correspondent, Christopher Walker, James Pringle, Iola Smith, Jane Shilling, Brian MacArthur, Jason Nissé, Jerry Brahm, Gerald Larner, Kevin McCarra, Matthew Parris, Jennai Cox, Emma Wilkins and Glen Owen, Anjana Ahuja, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ray Hatley, John O'leary and Philip Webster, Richard Beeston, Brian Glanville, Jason Cowley, Fraser Nelson, Simon Jenkins, Sue Cameron, Michael Horsnell, Alan Coren, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Lindsay Nicolle, Richard Morrison, Neil Cooper, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, T. A. Backhouse, Peter Bild, Matthew Bond, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent,

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The Cold Shoulder Teachers face sack if their pupils fail Apprasisal system 'to get teeth' By our Political Editor: Dorrell slapped down after gaffe Grenade attack Index Italy gives tenor red card for off-key cabaret role Nigella Lawson Index Take off British wartime romance scoops Oscar nominations Index England v Italy Tell all about murder, judge asks father and his sons Virgin direct Unwanted best wishes upset the birthday beast Political Sketch Howard says police must seek prior approval to bug Waterstones Telegraph sales claim rejected Sinn Fein accused of poll rigging Dial Direct Lay justices face curbs under Labour News in Brief TV licence move Store doctors Triplet saved Briton held Roof slating Eviction barred Court for singer Whelan wins Quality arrests Fossil stolen Bugging of cell was key to cracking cast-iron alibi While debate rages on bugging, the body of evidence supporting the admissibility of tapes recorded in police cells is well established. Paul Wilkinson and Frances Gibb report Heavy drinker felt intimidated by his intellectual wife The Father Childhood torments of boys who turned killer The Sons Disciplinarian created an atmosphere of fear in class The Mother AST Computer Abbey National Scientists close to devising pills to boost memory Dementia therapy might produce star students When forgetfulness need not herald the onset of Alzheimer's Medical Briefing Priest is stabbed by visitor to home British nanny on US murder charge Fury as witnesses obstruct inquest on black student 'Robbers fought with couple for Rolex watches' Three held over death of former TV actor Admiral Sainsbury's Minister plans to spice up archives Church urged to allow remarriage in adultery cases Leading clerice says royal divorce 'is bound to have important consequences Fujitsu MacKay comes to the defence of mothers who stay at home Concorde £10 offer attracts 20m calls MPs say 40-tonne lorries will force the closure of hundreds of routes 'Prudent' shoppers indulge their way to spending boom Equality rears its head in the Commons News in Brief Royal picket line School TB fears Guns charges Last laugh Star saves pub Drug crash fine Caravan stigma E coli death Foxtrot bravo AGF Citroen Xantia Camelot Exam revamp to give sixth-formers wider study choice One year As level will offer flexibility without cutting standards, says Shephaed Shopping for 'soft option' courses prompts call for fewer boards Labour councillors face action on drinking binges Drinks Direct Principles New boys and girls face testing time Anger over Caribbean EU visit Dolce Vita Academics to fight looting of antiquities BT Former Tory whip to be cleared over Hamilton inquiry Chancellor sticking to his own tune despite chorus of dissent Riddell on Politics Goldfish House of Fraser By a Staff Reporter: The night that Ken Clarke lost his bottle Ministers to press on with Tube sale In Parliament Arafat hails Israeli release of women as boost for peace Jets launch raids on Lebanon Legal & General Right fears new surge of Clinton judges Picture Gallery Hollywood Madam wins plea Nestle Sri Lanka Mp killed in clash World Summary (Reuter): UN appeal for Korea food aid Russian space designer dies (AFP): Sicilian Mafia suspects held (AFP): Case crumbles Steamy novels in readers' bad books Panasonic Picture Gallery Russia 'needs policy of first-use nuclear strike' Wolves safe to prosper in free market turmoil Cries for a cull as snow goose numbers soar to 'near plague' Security tightened in Chinese riot city Mercury SmartCall Britain heads for row over EU fuel tax plan Europe may offer opt-out in accord on open frontiers Join to Page opposite Greeks battle over neolithic fort at site of new airport Opposition victories ratified by Belgrade SACLA Reuter: Albanian protester mourned by 30,000 Spanish villagers defy protest to hold donkey fiesta Horrified animal lovers failed to stop the festivities for a tiny mountain community, Tunku Varadarajan reports Secret tapes spark Gibraltar row over shipyard closure Cellnet Strasbourg express drives champagne growers off the rails Serviceline Insurance Aid pioneer quits Paris for Sudan Troubled Kohl nails his colours to euro The Rolex Awards for Enterprise The cold shoulder No Such Soul, £45, Hype Df, Kensington CCH The sensual art of shopping for clothes Photographer: Julian Marshall Mercury SmartCall Picture Gallery Eric Hill We are witnessing the death of the chef Nigella Lawson forecasts an increasingly grim culinary future for Britain after a visit to the food industry's own exhibition at Earls Court The right view about marriage? Tax breaks would be a cynical incentive to stay married Legal & General Time Fashion's greatest day Artemis Cooper recalls the birth of the New look Alan Coren Is there anything anywhere that is not out to peck us? Snap election Picture Gallery Dorrell's dumb question Scottish devolution sends the Tories into panic, but the solution to the West Lothian conundrum is clear from Ulster Old loyalist Dux out Low stakes Astounding Are you one of Mr Blair's? Sue Cameron on Labour's plans for the Whitehall force Dumbing down Mrs Shephard's exan: reform is a comprehensive failure The Right Track Privatisation has made the trains run on time Hey, Big Spenders Tory ball-goers dance to the step of supply and demand Cautious voices on Nato expansion Back to the future Pay-freeze plan raises temperatures Labour's policy on school selection Latchkey children Spain and Gibraltar Reasons to sell off Marconi archive Court Circular Michael Saunders Luncheons Church news Canning House Church in Wales Installation of the Dean of Westminster Birthdays today Dinners Anniversaries Personal Column University news Forthcoming marriages Service dinner Appointment The Times Marriage Latest wills Trade Anthony Baines Anthony Banies, musicianm Curator of the bate Collection of histoical instruments of Oxford Univercity, 1970-80. He was born on February 3 aged 84. He was born on Ocrober 6,1912 Personal Column Worldcall Philip Howard United States Immigration Captain Harold Chesterman Julian Riddick Mandela Strolls to Freedom February 12,1990 Too much body Wax is bad for women Media, Sales & Marketing Airtech Microsystems Multiple Display Advertising Items Portillo's Chinese whispers Busy elsewhere? New man from the Pru Advertising Vaux Multiple Display Advertising Items Making mischief Slating cooks It Could Be You! Travel Writer Cartooning for Profit Does this mean the end of the freebie? Impending changes to the tax rules could leave many journalist facing painful bills, reports Jason Nissé Picture Gallery When crisis strikes the quality shines through Paper round Leicester University She who must be obeyed Damian Whitworth sees a power struggle at the Mirror Group The Times Crossword No 20,401 News Business Aa Information WPA Tomorrow Inside Section 2 Today Sterling highest since leaving ERM Securities firms face £1bn EMU bill Arts Fresh blow for Sears as Freemans sale referred Unilever to sell off chemicals business Homes Virtuality declared insolvent Maine-Tucker Sport Woolwich members support flotation Television and Radio Business Today Petrol wars Nil return Devonport yard sold for £40.3m World Bank hails US Merger mania Celtic scores Union condemns bully' NatWest The Times Bookshop Pump wars make £85m hole in BP profitability Tarmac to build hospital Fight to curb insurance tax rise fails Big majority likely for British Gas split Extraodianary general meeting votes on demerger plan today Rail franchise won by Go-Ahead bid Simms: expecting projects Aib chief parries questions over expansion Sketchley to expand with £29m purchase Business Roundup Power market pledge Quadrant borrows United News expands TR Pacific bullish Infobank millionaires Record profits at P&P Inn Business ahead PSD value tops £50m Plea on board recruits Tourist Rates Reuters puts buyback plan on hold Gulf close to bid victory Amstrad to launch a rival to Psion FitzGerald's Dutch courage Pennington Domecq set for £20m profits dent DFEE Commodities Liffe Options Surge in Unilever price fails to strengthen index Srock 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 Rolling out the barrel Tempus Amstrad Reuters Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes P&P Wall Street Knight of the long knives City Diary Pick of Penguin Murphy's law Notts landing Plenty of bait for new shareholders Robert Miller previews the bank reporting season and prospeets for the year a head UK Banks Why parties play the numbers game with the unemployed Philip Bassett overlays the political map of Britain with today's jobs data Feud spells bad news for Dow Jones Eric Reguly on a family squabble the could mark the end of one of America's great business dynasties Picture Gallery Annual Travel Insurance The impending crash and the Tokyo factor The Times Unit Trust Information Service HSBC Group Small losses on the day Men's Health British Funds Unsung heroines of the legal world Jennai Cox on the London Legal Secretary of the year award, which recognises the often silent fee-earners La Créme de la Créme The Smith & Williamson Group Threadneedle Genix Imaging Limited Nexus Public Relations Model Plan Lewisham Texaco Capital Value Brokers Limited Property Secretary/pa Administrator Positive about Disabled People Managing Director's Pa International Film… Expanding property services group Crone Corkill Wanted! Nuffield College Oxford Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ashley Stewart Ltd. St James's College Crone Corkill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Secretary/office Manager Legal Wise Multiple Display Advertising Items City Secretary Pan European Recruitment Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pathfinders Media Recruitment Specialists Crone Corkill Kingswood Temporaries Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Bored Secretaries Maine-Tucker Secretary/investment Administrator Massey's Executive Selection Multiple Display Advertising Items Charity appointments Maine-Tucker Eurecruit Elizabeth Hunt Multiple Display Advertising Items Aldrich & Company WA Jonathan Wren Rainbow Recruitment Directors' Secretaries BDC Jonathan Wren Rainbow Recruitment Love & Tate Senior Television Pa/secretaries DO Reed Employmen Services Susan Hamilton Personnel PPS No Title Love & Tate ROC Recruitment Sponsorship Consultancy Senior Admin Assistant KF Reed Employmen Services Multiple Display Advertising Items ROC Recruitment Directors' Secretaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Senior Administrator First Creme Multi-Lingual Opportunities Bi-Lingua Trainee recruitment consultant £15K +… Multilingual services Jonathan Wren Norwegian/swedish Speaking Pa/ Project Assistant First Creme St James's College Pitman Training Centres Lucie Clayton College Bilinguagroup Angela Mortimer Super Secretaries Receptionist W1, Property Company Boyce Recruitment Crone Corkill Multiliagual Recruitment Legal La Crème NBC Europe Temps+floats Coordinator Non-Secretarial John D Wood & Co LRS Appointments Bi~LANGUAGE Reynolds Porter Chamberlain Tate Temp Specialists Foxtons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Greythorn Polish and Czech Merrow Employment Agency Ltd Angela Mortimer International Restricted policing decision reasonable Regina v Chief Constable of Sussex, Ex parte International Traders' Ferry Ltd Effect of plaintiff's delay on co-defendants Kincardine Fisheries Ltd v Sunderland Marine Mutual Insurance Ltd and Another Landlord's invalid notice made effective by tenant Legal & Public Notices Onus on applicant for access order Scots Law Report February 12 1997 House of Lords S v M (Minor: Acces order) Limit to jurisdiction of Pensions Ombudsman Westminster City Council v Haywood and Another The Times A postie and a man of letters Jason Cowley talks to rising novelist Stephen Blanchard about life on a delivery round and 'writing a bit' No sliding place OAE/Weil Queen Elizabeth Hall The Times the Theatre Club This Week's Special Offers On tour Literature Music Here come Dublin's finest Goodness gracious Bournemouth so/ Kreizberg Birmingham Music Great British Hopes Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament Clio Gould Rising Star Mammon earns some credit Today the NatWest opens its art collection to the public, The bank's chairman explains the move to isabel Carlisle The Times Visual Art Theatre Passion with all the lights off Two for the future, if not the present Backpay/Cockroach Who? Ambassadors Theatre Tomorrow The weirdo goes straight Cinema: Carol Allen meets Steve Busceni, who wrote, directed and stars in Trees Lounge Royal Albert Hall Film Theatres Queen's Theatre Choice Today's Choice Adailiy guide to arts and entertainment compiled by Gillian Maxey Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London House full, returns only Some seats available Seats at all prices Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol )on release across the country Choice To Advertise Call Local Point Kitchens Ltd Beaufort Homes Fairclough Homes Dundee Wharf Beazer Homes Property KF Ideal homes in the Gorbals ARLA John Spencer An office that saves energy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items English Courtyard Fleet, Hampshire Overseas Property Community spirit returns Berkeley Homes Caribbean Kemsley Octacon Fairclough Homes French Property Exhibition Vigia AA Home Insurance RCI KF Taylor Woodrow Holmans Lo Stregone catches eye in weighting game Racing: Tate Lays Plans to Silence Stayer's Crirics in Landmark Running of World's Most Famous Steeplechase Lingfielp Park Rapid Raceline Eider favourite Yesterday's Results Richard Evans Wolverhampton Racing Ahead Musselburgh Shearer leads with courage and conviction World Cup Football Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Winning Move Keene on Chess Genial giant enjoys big reputation Brian Glanville meets a brilliant Italian who has overcome several setbacks to inherit the mantle of the great Dino Zoff Hyundai For the Record Snow Reports Ireland kept at bay by Crossley Football Goss makes turn for home Sailing Northern Ireland upstage Belgium Today's Fixtures Morgan poses final problem Bowls William Hill World Cup to expand into fresh waters In Brief Central figure Official view Surrey station Interest high Last Night's Results Kicking sport's conventions into touch Bath push Hall through door Rugby Union Word-Watching Swiftcall Evans signs up for Lions Family values old and new Radio Choice Radio This time, the ayes have it for the Princess Review BBC Satellite and Cable Choice Carlton Times Two Crossword Racing Le Tissier likely to be given Latin test Hoddle may be ready to gamble as England seek victory over Italy at Wembly The Guessing Game of International Football Draw dims Scotland's chances Group Four Simon Barnes First Telecom Inflight service CSi Missing son found on net The case of an abducted boy who turned up in a chartroom is just one of many crimes now solved online, reports Chris Partridge Intel inside The man who put his laptop on ice Latest fashion on the Riviera UUNet Pipex Times Interface Virtual washing machine tumbles towards reality Nicholas Booth on software for a quick fix Data without the card Planet Screen can find right price for an investment Europe's plan for a higher level of IT Informationweek TV channel goes online to net a new audience Nigel Powell reports on a new strategy to persuade PC users to reach for Sky next week Children's charity dream has come true The darling buds of February go online From love bytes to tosebuds and a virtual pet elephant, valentine's Day romance will just never be the same again. . . Hugs and e-kisses BT An ode to joy for tongue-tied lovers Mr Right wears his heart on his lapel Just what you nearly wanted 3Com Systems A passion for inventions The lightbulb was just one in a thousand brainwaves by Edison Distance no object An editing suite that is as easy as VCR Supercomputer fights cancer Lindsay Nicolle on how number-crtnching technology is helping vital research into genes Net result for killer disease Netstar Maple Computer Corporation IBM plan to be the master of servers Another trick in the wall Technology on a mission for salvation Why computing is a storm in a teacup The future may lie in a drink, says David Whitehouse Clara Net A Times Interface Competition The PC crusader puts all Europe on the defensive Nigel Powell on the future according to Intel's chairman IT and the enemy within Fax finds new life with free phone calls An education in landing a good deal Dr keyboard Free service for readers Caring for clients Buzzwords The Open University Fasten your seatbelt, plug in and log on for a… Airlines are wiring up for travellers. Geof Wheelwright reports Tycoon's techno-friend US Robotics Dialling into the future Dell No Title A virtual doctor on board Assault on battery fear Power solution is at hand Training in Britain is the best Infotrade Code of conduct aims to help contractors Business All change in IT jobs market Agenda ACC Prime Computing Kudos Votive Systems Limited Gatton Computastaff Computer Futures Portman computers South West Computer Resources NBS Vadis Gearbulk (UK) Ltd American Express Corporate Project Solutions Ltd FRE BT Career Group Recruitment Consultants James Winter & Partners The Agency Partnership Aquabar AZ Corporate Project Solutions Ltd Communication Arts Limited Hi Calibre Personnel DJ Recruitment Computasoft Multiple Display Advertising Items

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