News from 26/02/1997
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Phil Yates, Roger Cook, Jan Collie, Iain R. Webb, Nick Nuttall, Bryan Cartledge, Chris Ward, Sam Kiley Africa Correspondent, Jeremy Laurance, Simon Barnes, Joseph Erber, Mark Souster, Dixie Nichols, Inigo Gilmore, Richard Hobson, Gavin Lumsden, Matt Wolf, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Davy Jones's, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, Dorothy Walker, Tony Killeen, George Sivell, Noel Goodwin, Clare Bayley, Morag Preston, Gillian Maxey, Geoff Brown, Philip Webster and Arthur Leathley, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Jonathan Prynn, Transport Correspondent, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, John O'leary Education Editor, Valerie Elliott, Chaim Bermant, Merlyn-Rees, John Mansfield, John O'leary, Education Editor, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, M. R. Sharman, Basil Hume, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, David Maddock and Richard Hobson, Alan Hamilton, Amanda Loose, Ian Brodie F, Michael Clark, Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, Michael Pinto-Duschinsky, Charles McPherson, Quentin Letts, John Kavanagh, Peter Barnard, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Nigella Lawson, Grace Bradberry Style Editor, J. Dobson, Nigel Williamson, Paul Durman, Brenda Maddox, P. H. S., Ben MaCintyre, Richard Munday, Rachel Bridge, Nicholas Harling, Belinda Archer, Lin Jenkins, Paul Sexton, Barry Millington, Gillian Bowditch, Scotland Correspondent, Adam Jones, Michael Prestage, Raymond Keene, A. Weber, F. T. Pattinson, Philip Venning Secretary, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Chris Partridge, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Caroline Merrell, Bronwen Maddox, Eric Reguly, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Oliver Holt, Roger Boyes, Sarah Cunningham, Carol Midgley and Stephen Farrell, Oliver August, Andrew Pierce Political Correspondent, Anajana Ahuja, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Arthur Leathley and Andrew Pierce, Julian Muscat, Glen Owen, Andrew Pierce and Arthur Leathley, Geof Wheelwright, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, Scarman, John Bierman, Agence France-Presse, Philip Webster Political Editor, Sara McConnell, M. Herbert, James Pringle, Christopher Walker, Jane Shilling, Brian MacArthur, Chris Parker, Jason Nissé, Emma Wilkins and Adrian Lee, Kathryn Knight, Gerald Larner, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Matthew Parris, Helena Flusfeder, Gavin Hadland, Christine Webb, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, Alan Lee, Peter Riddell, Ray Hatley, Ian Brodie, Polly Newton Political Reporter, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Anthony Tinsley, Roy Jenkins, Daniel Rosenthal, Nigel Powell, Dominic Kennedy, Social Affairs Correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Lindsay Cook Busines Editor, Lindsay Nicolle, N. G. Walker, Richard Morrison, John E. Cooper, Peter J. Firth, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, Matthew Bond, Robert Worcester and Peter Riddell, Dr Keyboard, Brian Huss,
ResumoBrown seeks independence for the Bank 'Wise men' would be abolished Blair's plans for No 10 top team Courts martial declared unfair Human clones 'a possibility' Shearer out The Times on the Internet Index The New £40,000 Game Delay for split pensions Buckingham Palace kitchens go kosher for a night Head Start for Designers Picture Gallery Wallenberg and the U. S. Sleaze purge cuts MPs' outside cash ` Bllie-Jo's foster father released on bail Home & legacy Dressed to Thrill Kayleigh Ward is founder murdered Mind the gap ... in Labour's Underground line Political Sketch Railtrack lines up with Virgin to buy Tube network Underground Mercury Communication Schools chief attacks society's self-obsession Woman priest among 11 killed on roads in gales National Express wins the ScotRail franchise Ashdown poses two questions on Europe Break in talks Beef-ban plan Greenham clear Rare book lost Butcher reopens Shelter death Irish envoy Zulu boy to stay Seconds out Service line Insurance Legal barriers will prevent apocalypse now, if not later Nigel Hawkes surveys the variety of expert reaction to cloning, a topic deeply distorted in the popular understanding by the lurid nightmares of science fiction Human copies possible, says clone team's leader The Research Team Regulations are relatively liberal British Safeguards Our Foreign Staff: Clinton acts swiftly to avert abuse of breakthrough World Reaction AST Computer Couples told 'pick your baby's sex' Human Choice In the Times Abbey National 'Colour blindness' fails to camouflage racism American feminist gives 49th Reith Lecture School girl pair to be freed a year after victim's death BBC accused of bias over candidate's paid leave Admiral TV child abuse drama 'a work of fiction' Does Your Memory Fail You? Midland The Listening Bank Couples told 'pick your baby's sex' Human Choice Tony Blair belives the key to success in office would be his control of the levers of power. Valerie Elliott, Whitehall Editor, examines how Labour would organise its first government for 18 years Policy head would need one eye on second term TSB No-nonsense press chief likely to shake up briefings Policy Task Forces Building work would be needed to get Downing Street into the family way Powerful new-style watchdog would be PM's ears Princess's designer dresses go on show before action 'I am delighted that these dresses, which gave me such pleasure, may be enjoyed by other' Jaguar Berardi turns up the heat in Camden Chancellor Brown will not avoid tax and spending rises Riddell on Politics Busiest MPs list outside earnings of £50,000 plus Most of Blair's team benefit from blind trusts Crime Writing Labour 'is backed by 70% of Asians' Voyages Jules Verne Ministers reverse education defeat Multiple Display Advertising Items Major is expected to name the day in two weeks In Parliament Girl 12,'stabbed woman 29 times' Digital The chips are down for stodgy school dinners Steamed puddings are out, pasta is in, under government guidelines Iron Lady would have approved of emphasis on vitamins Medical Briefing War story in line Baftas Body retrieved Danger mouse On your bike Has-beans Flower protected Unison Courts martial system 'breaches human rights' Fifty other cases 'will cost millions' Virgin Hares may have met their last Waterloo Fujifilm By pass critics form united front Couples told 'pick your baby's sex' Chritopher Thomas reports from Pul-i-Khumri on a mountain victory for the Afghan Islamic forces Zaire troops loot town as rebels close in Alliance Leicester Time Giant airship heralds luxury cruises in sky Dissident Russian writer dies Killer's return Bombing threat (Reuter): Kosovo torture (AP): 'No sex' order Couples told 'pick your baby's sex' Cacophony of city's growth muffles noisy tribute to reformer (Reuter), AP, (AFP): North Korean defector dies after being shot by 'agents' WHICHonline International Convention Centre (AP): Undercover squad kills Palestinian Israel turns desert salt water into wine Mercantile Credit Swedes' taste for EU turns sour as outsider Norway finds life sweet German protecters launch attacks to block nuclear train Bonn tax cuts deal 'close' Easy Jet Picture Gallery Paris police hurt in immigration law riots Legal & General Algerian extremists murder bus passengers Democrat donor has links to Beijing From our Foreign Staff in Media, Pennsylvania: 'Mentally ill' ruling on killer du Pont Sunalliance Mexico clears out anti-drugs agency Final big deal ends broker's record run Help Russia sidesteps US controls Staples Skyscraper gunman denounced Britain Milliners for the millennium A new generation of hat makers is learning to combine fantasy with high street business skills. Iain R. Webb reports Nokia Kumon Maths Hill House Hammond Couples told 'pick your baby's sex' The lates helath campaign tells us nothing we don't know Pass the cocoa, Liam The curiously respectable truth behind a night of legendary glamour and excess at the Britpop awards Gets Dressed Elton had clearly been told to Keep a Grip on Things AA Alan Coren History repeats itself: the first time as soap opera, the second time as sitcom Euro warmer The Times Diary Family seats The Times Diary Picture Gallery Burying the family silver Talk of privatising the Underground is a mistake-the Government will always have to pay for it in the end New fancies The Times Diary Distractions The Times Diary In your eyes The Times Diary The Good Samritan of Sweden Wailenberg wasn't alone, says Michael Pinto-Duschinsky Downing Street Chairs Who will sit where if Labour wins the elections? Into Oxford The admissions reform that is failing its test Funeral Tears When good men and good times are over 'MPs here only for the tourists' Nato enlargement Call to reconsider evidence proposal 'German-baiting' over Rifkind row Lorries and bridges Danger, wild boar Northern Ireland votes Ways to preserve our grand houses Insurers and gene tests Tiny Charles Clap track? Court Circular Today's royal engagements Personal Column Church news Ryde School Weavers' Company Luncheon Appointments Dinners Birthdays today Reception Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators Forthcoming marriage Anniversaries Andrei Sinyavsky Personal Column Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Randolph Fields Private Correspondence David Cox Television viewers improve with age Media, Sales & Marketing Swatch+ The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Magnificent Mouchoirs Style rather than stars Advertising Multiple Classified Advertising Items Marketing Exec Two new recruits for Radio 2 The Listener The News behind the Headline Wolters Kluwer Facts Sharp Intelligent Thinking Advertising Sales The Times Newspapers Free speech-use it or lose it The ability to investigate and expose injustice is priceless, says Roger Cook Changing sides: How the Tory press has fallen Only four national papers have a majority of reader who support the Conservative Party. Report by Robert Worcester and Peter Riddell Good news, bad news and the headline grabbers The Times News The Times Crossword No 20,413 Business Western Provident Association Forecast In the Times Inside Section 2 Today NatWest hit by cost of restructuring Shares decline by 36p as bank stays silent on buyback programm Hughes sees future in The Mirror Jobs threatened as Union goes on sale Arts Wimpey expecting a peak year Labour proposes penalties for broken house deals Homes Direct Life & Pension Services Ltd Sport Seventh Barings director banned by SFA Television and Radio Business Today Pounding War chest Kvaerner may close Govan if it loses order Limits on society bonuses test law Planet Nomura faces trading charge By our Industrial Editor: Think-tank condemns job fears US utility buys 25% of BG subsidiaries in Northern Ireland EU regional aid should continue Caledonian deal helps Scottish TV to a high Pressure on profits at mutuals Philips seeks $421m in cable stake sale Scottish Widows licence Core valued at £73m Share incentives grow Disney wins backing Woolwich savers move SCS listing in danger Tourist Rates Mercury Communications If only they were Tunbridge wells Premier heads for trouble in Burma High street bank worries about bad debts Row over Avis flotation forecast NatWest rides out the storm State of independence Strong pound hits EMI success with Spice Girls Capita wins £32m contracts to run council computers Worldcover Sema profits grow 35% Shire pays £55m for US drug developer 'No penalty' overTesco Clubcard Fidelity Investments News Corp to use BT for ASkyB Elliot gains support on Salvesen Wall Street record fails to ease investors' worries 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 Major Changes Out of the cul-de-sac Tempus Sema EMI Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Scottish TV Wall Street Breakfast iffiness The Times City Diary Wrong-footed The Times City Diary Eton connection The Times City Diary Dodgy presence The Times City Diary Banking on revolution to banish climate of decay The World Bank is hoping to improve its poor image with yet more radical internal surgery Chips with everything offer sweet sensation to German investors Oliver August watches the test run at the new Siemens Tyneside factory Restoration of Binns stores would need like minds Cascade cause and effect of taxation Citibank Equities higher, gilts unmoved Europe Linnco British Funds Trocadero pair may float their Enid Blyton business Mersey Docks dispute costs group £800,000 Returned writ was properly served Daughter has no title to flat GRE's £lbn war chest raises fears of a costly bid battle US economy confidence Heron to build chain of European leisure parks 'Prior notice' means in advance Jurisdiction plea and objection to charge BT in talks on deal for Asia-Pacfic Ricardo hit by costs of shake-up in US Ford boost for Swansea Cobham subsidiary deal Jermyn assets rise Alumasc disappoints Regent Inns placing William Sinclair grows Unit Trust Prices Debonair Barbican aims for a world service Can the City's troubled arts centre be reinvented as London's international theatre? Richard Morrison reports Essence of Iona Profile Who dares wins Houston SO/Eschenbach Barbican Is it Bird, or is it on another plane? Jazz Charles McPherson Pizza Express Music 1 Twin pillars of heady romance ROP/Gatti Barbican Music 2 Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament The Times Tomorrow Art Galleries Multiple Display Advertising Items Choice Today's Choice A daily guide to arts and entertainment compiled by Gillian Maxey London Elsewhere Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London House full, returns only Some seats available Seats at all prices Cinema Guide New Releases Current Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where Indicated with the symbol) on release across the country Choice 2 Jammy now, rocky later? POP Jamiropquai Cambridge Zombie alive and kicking Colin Blunstone Barderline, Wi An Inspector Calls Choice 3 Multiple Display Advertising Items POP A return ticket to Tennessee Theatre: Why Southern discomfort There more to Tennessee Williams than Streetcar, as British audiences are about to discover. Mattt Wolf reports Poor showing for poor Stefan Ivan: A Miscarriage of Justice riverside Studios This Week's Special Offers On tour Theatre 1 Theatre 2 Ideals in danger Inheritors Orange Tree, Richmond The Times Theatre 3 Offer Kingpin Allergan News International Newspapers LTD BTG Trowers & Hamlins The Alcar Group Ltd Mark Warner The Change Group Abbey Life Assurance Co Barnes Fulham High Flyer PolyGram The Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre Ludvigsen Associates (UK) Limited Leading Financial PR Consultancy City Events Publishing Ltd Junior Secretary at Buckingham Palace Multiple Display Advertising Items Leading West End Art Gallery Designers Guild Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Transport Police NHF Secretary/office Manager PA to Doctor Knightsbridge General Office Assistant Hey You! PA/SEC at Director Level Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Interested in Conferences? P. A/p. R. Receptionist/Secretary The Kennel Club Crone Corkill Maine-Tucker Manpower Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill The Voice of Engineering Masterlock Recruitment Portman Gordon Yates Multiple Display Advertising Items Pan European Recruitment Multiple Display Advertising Items The Language Business Crone Corkill Temporary Recruitment Knightsbridge Secretaries Aldrich & Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Temps! Temps! Temps! Victoria Wall Associates Two Exciting Jobs! Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hob stones Angela Mortimer Manpower Greythorn Shorthand PA Janette Teager & Associates Multilingual Crème Crone Corkill Angela Mortimer International Secretary/personnel ASST Receptionist/administrator Jigsaw Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Directors' Secretaries Jigsaw Link Language appointments Bhingual C£18,000 Sec with English mother tongue Manpower Select Appointments Secretary Reception Selection Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel CO Fashion SEC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Language Matters Knight Frank Tate Temp Specialists Multiple Classified Advertising Items Holborn Solicitors Banking Swedish AMANUENSIS/PA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Reed Employment Services The Times Administrative Crème First Crème Ideal First Job! Administrative Assistant Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sarah Stewart-Smith Recruitment Covent Garden Bureau NSR Rec Cons LTD Sales & Marketing PA to £18,000 Pertemps City Network Multiple Display Advertising Items ST James's College Non-Secretarial Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knightsbridge Secretaries Office Angels PRO Part Time Vacancies Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hamptons International North of the Thames Savills AA Berkeley Homes English Courtyard J a R Plant Esq, Boyle & Co The VAT man cometh Dixie Nichols on a hot line that separates the payers the payers from the non-payers in the building trade Tougher rules for tenants New Housing Act rules will give landlords speedler powers of eviction Bargains at home and abroad Buyers with a keen sense of value are now coming forward The Times Fine food with all the trimmings In the Market Free service Holding back Northern light London Rentals Mayfair French Property Exhibition Queensway Quay The Times Ballymore Bookmakers open way for alternative to levy Racing: Bola Agrees that Time is Right for Review of Funding Wetherby Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Leicester Catterick Bridge Lingfield Park Rapid Raceline Picture Gallery Taunton Wolverhampton Backing of players puts Nemeth in good heart Basketball Today's Fixtures Juninho leaves problem for Middlesbrough Football By our Sports Staff: Milligan swells list of Norwich sinners Forest back Pearce with £16 million Last Night's Football Results Ogrizovic still a force for boys in sky blue Richard Hobson meets a goalkeeper with ambitions to earn a return visit on the scence of the finest of his career No grounds for England to wander Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Winning Move Keene on Chess Options for Academy cut to three Sports Politics The Royal Bank of Scotland Olympics to redefine the worth of gold Athletics New format beckons for Europe's finest Second for Thiercelin Setback for Torrance Rusedski slips up Picture Gallery Barbarians revive festive spirit Downing set to complete four in a row Rowing For the Record Snow Reports Impressive Rhodes heading for world bid Boxing White gives evidence of return to form Snooker Sport sacrificed in name of entertainment Rivals resigned to playing for keeps Alan Lee on the opposited attracting speculation in New Zealand cricket Word-Watching Swiftcall A triumph for enlightenment Radio Choice Radio 1 If not unbelievable, then truly unspeakable Review Bbc1 Satellite and Cable Choice Shearer pays high price for rushed return Surgery halts England Striker Times Two Cross Word Athletics Scotland identify Tait as answer to midfield riddle Scotland Injuries worry Rowell Gullit in harmony with the Blues By our Racing Staff: Maguire to miss out on Festival Cricket46 Morse Data A bug in the works CSiCompuServe The Times Room for a view in the inner city Nick Nuttall on some novel uses of laser etching technology Intel inside IBM throws down gauntlet to Microsoft Orchestras can sound each other out on web New phone without an aerial view Times Interface Maps on disc for fast emergency response Elfs will guide you through the darkness Technology applied to copper wires can shed light on everything. Helena Flusfeder reports Cyber Media Deadly cargo on the ocean floor Tests suggest radioactive waste could be safe in Davy Jone's locker Highwire Hayes modems Sticking to the letterhead of the law Buzzwards Default-finding mission Free service for readers Flying aces make light work of Oz It will take more than a drop of Xxxx to fuel an epic and dangerous charity flight round Australia. Ray Hatley reports Microsoft overtaken US Robotics Maple How to talk your way round the web Following in the footsteps of Jumbo vandals Beef is back in safe mode The Open University Behold the body electric Linday Nicalle talks to a three armed man who plans to transform himself into a 'uman Internet' Infotrade Industry votes to put the IT in Britain Informationweek Super Mario flies in to win the games battle Tim Wapshott looks at how major console makers are fighting for a slice of a $15 billion global market Spaceship that boldly goes and goes The French army finds a Slot in the market Tiny The clock that's ahead of its time Laser light and the rate earth metal ytterbium will combine to revolutionise timekeeping. Nick Nuttal reports on the many applications of the future technology Back-seat fliers keep helicopter pilots safe Netstar Why the big boys are playing micro Meccano Link Dell Atomic future is no joking matter Mesh Computers PLC Agenda King of PCs gets down to business Machines with a built-in help desk Team tactics put IT players on the ball John Kavanagh investigates a radical new concept in online training for Britain's computer professionals Business Big chance for small firms to make contacts Clara Net A nice little earner for the market researchers Chris Partridge checks out new software that gives an instant follow-up to online sales How to give Yours Sincerely a ring of truth Comdex On the move in computing Learning Tree International Rehau Limited Computer Recruitment Services Level-7 Ltd City Technology Limited Prime Computing Reynolds Porter Chamberlain PMR Group PLC ITT Publitec First Hydro Expert Telecoms MSL Dux International LTD The Body Shop Computer Futures Marrns Admiral Modus Compuware Real World Solutions Neural Net Limited Compaq
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