News from 22/10/1997
1997; Gale Group;
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George Cole, James Landale, Francis Beckett, Edward Gorman, Sailing Correspondent, Tunku Varadharajan, Philip Bassett and Alasdair Murray, Chris Ward, Clive Howarth, Julian Muscat, Tennis Correspondent, Gerard Wright, Grace Bradberry, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Timothy Elliott, Bill Frost, Harley Sherlock, Mark Souster, Rebecca Stephens, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Ben MacIntyre and our Foreign Staff, Ian Murray, Clive Davis, Gabriella Gamini Correspondent, Paul Whittaker, Carl Mortished, Simon Wilde, Fraser Nelson, Jon Ashworth and Daniel Gilson, Raymond Snoddy, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Michael Sugden, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, P. P. S. Brownless Headmaster, Shirley English, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, David Phillips, Kenneth G. Greet, Ian Murray, Medical Correspondent, Rodney Milnes, Michael Rosewell, Michael Clark, N. Welton, Janet Bush, Derek Tensill, Lois Letts, Ian Murray and Polly Newton, John Kavanagh, David Charter, Nigella Lawson, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, Jasper Gerard, Francis Bennton, Russell Kempson, Nigel Williamson, John Webster, Paul Durman, P. R. Millest, Marit Hargie, Richard Miles, Banking Correspondent, John Higgins, Adam Jones, Clive Parker, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Raymond Keene, John Russell Taylor, Emma Wilkins, Matt Dickinson, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Chris Partridge, B. J. Chazan, Christine Buckley and Philip Bassett, Isabel Fonseca, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, Phil Thane, Sarah Cunningham, Andrew Pierce Political Correspondent, Juliette Dominguez, Dalya Alberge, Tim Jackson, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, Geof Wheelwright, Nick Szczepanik, Anita Roddick, Giles Whittell, Philip Webster Political Editor, Jason Nisse, Gerald Larner, Richard Evans Racing Correspondent, Gavin Hadland, Anjana Ahuja, M. Tibbett, Russell Jenkins, Anthony Loyd, Peter Riddell, Ray Hatley, David Tabor, Richard Beeston, David Sinclair, Tim Jones, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Christopher Follett, Daniel Rosenthal, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Marianne Curphey, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, Lindsay Nicolle, Tom Gorman, General Manager, Janet Bush and Philip Webster, Susan MacDonald, Robin Lodge, David Maddock, Andy Zneimer, Matthew Bond, Linton Dawe, Adrian Lee and Susan Bell, Alasdair Murray, Economics Correspondent, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent,
ResumoInquiry urged on Treasury 'profits over euro' Pru rebuked over pensions review Liverpool lose Index Hot Tickets for First-Timers 'Candle' blazes to record sale Win today Dressing-down for modem Tories at Eastbourne Picture Gallery Survivor tells of Algerian massacre Foster children in court U-turn The Student Stripper All of Beethoven's Symphonies in the palm of… Raymond Snoddy Blair to announce Labour's first sell-off Midland The Listening Bank Advice for sartorially challenged MPs There's no need to be fashionable, but tasselled loafers and diamond-patterned jumpers are to be avoided at all costs, Grace Bradberry tells bewildered Tories MoD drops opposition to road for Stonehenge Eu ministers to taste delights of Blackburn Cosmetic tests on animals continue News in Brief Tube train death Stalking charge Gp took heroin Street shooting College dangers Assault arrests Diana debate Sex attack arrest St. Joseph's Hospice Ira bomb gang leader shot dead as police raided hideout, jury told The Old Bailey is told how an armed officer opened fire in an hotel and thwarted an alleged terrorist plot, reports Tim Jones Intel inside By a Staff Reporter: Lovelorn war veteran is fined for stalking Medallion man at fever pitch as disco classic stays alive Son wins grant from his mother Compaq Remand for man accused of Russell murders Britain will reject you, Gypsies told Slovak warning on bogus asylum pleas IFAW Losers and winners wait for their fate Adrian Lee and Susan Bell report on the refugees on both sides of the Channel Legal & General Lifestyle is worth more than pay , say students Bride saves her new husband as boat explodes By a Staff Reporter: Valuable artefacts fall foul of ivory ban An Eton Education for Pupils Currently in State… Champion rower is rejected by Oxford Iomega Asda to sue thieves for cost of crime Thames Water Rector 'wanted lover and her friend in bed' Building society woman says she lent home for affair, but declined to join in. Russell Jenkins reports Extra £269m Will extend home care for elderly, says Dobson Clinique Merchant finds the manor of his going News in Brief Killer victory Royal portrait 'Mad cow' victim Land's end Prince outlines role for alternative therapies Ian Murray on a call for health professionals to take the use of complementary therapy seriously Mitsubishi Electric Doctors back no-fault plan for accidents DIAL-a-PHONE Judge faces sack over his third drink-drive charge Older workers are at their best in the morning Liverpool Victoria RNIB Anorexic twin dies in hospital Ladybirds harmed in transgenic crop test Labour rebels risk expulsion Four MEPs are refusing to toe the party line over Pr for European elections. James Landale reports BT Downing St can help to show who is saying what The Prime Minister has asked for a review of the present system of non-attributable press briefings. Daily, on-the-records, US-style press conferences are a possible alternative Riddell on Politics Lloyds Bank Villagers relive terror of night massacres The Algerian Army may not be behind the 'fundamentalist' atrocities, but does little to stop them, says Anthony Loyd in Bentalha AP, Reuters: Four murdered in mosque British Heart Foundation Hewlett Packard Danish nurse accused of murdering 22 Police suggest deaths could be 'mercy killings', Christopher Follett reports Eu spirit to cheer Swedes Tag Pc Czechs hark back to Communist rule Nostalgia increases amid disappointment with transition to free-market economy, writes Roger Boyes The Times Old Sparky is not cruel says court as more face execution 'Gulag' to fund Solzhenitsyn literary prize From Reuters: Communists call off challenge to Yeltsin British Red Cross Moscow envoy speaks his mind Sicily Island in a Sea of Light De Beers cuts diamond deal with Russia Papon saved Jews says trial historian FIAT Church at Assisi to reopen George Smith Blair mulls China visit Us police turn theft Inquiry into a fine art An international trail links lost Old Masters, writes Tunku Varadarajan Reuters: Indian state rulers dismissed Swiftcall Star runs gauntlet of the lover he scorned AP: 'Clean fuel revolution' for cars World in Brief 'Star wars' fear AP: Killer to die Identity success AP: Rail tragedy Reuters: Playing safe Vaillant E1 Nino storms destroy beaches in Rio Investment dressing Fed up with your wardrobe, looks or personality? Try the image consultants who promise makeovers that also save time and money. Julliette Dominguez did Harrods RaC MINiCall Beautiful reason not to strip Nigella Lawson Why child safety comes first What a rum baba do Picture Gallery Something rotten in the system As evidence mounts that there is a crisis in Britain's childcare, Bill Frost examines the facts and tells the story of one victim Audi Abacus Alan Coren What are the odds Baldrick has an answer to the Balkan question? Country death Picture Gallery The grandaddy of Spin Mandelson's press paranoia seems to be inherited, says Francis Beckett Naff nosh Blue note Late swine Strangers in their own lands Isabel Fonseca on the plight of Europe's Gypsies Prodi's Short Spoon Italy obession with Emu has produced a devilish bargain Disaster in the Making E1 Nino's impact should be anticipated now Er, Minister Ministers should not sign what they have not read Commonwealth and human rights Gypsies from Slovakia Caught on camera Letters@the-times. co. uk Nigella Lawson's 'no-hope' teachers Living wills Magistrates' courts Strokes and polyglots Looking back on Lord Tonypandy Mixed doubles 'Standing Stone' Court Circular Today's birthdays Today's royal engagements Professor Roger Hardisty Dinners Luncheon Memorial service: Laurie Lee Personal Column Service dinners Receptions Forthcoming marriages To Miss Constance Savery Supper Eton dinner Anniversaries University news Appointment Kenneth Wood Kenneth Wood, inventor of the Kenwood Chef electric mixer, died on October 19 aged 81. He was born on October 4,1916 Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Adjustamatic Group Captain Desmond Scott Group Captain Desmond Scott, Dso, Obe, Dfc and Bar, New Zealand Wartime fighter ace, died in Christchurch on October 8 aged 79. He was born on September 11,1918 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Airlink Worldwide Flight Seekers Flightseats Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jetline Multiple Display Advertising Items Announcements Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kidney Research Fund The Times From our Special Correspondent: On this Day October 22,1952 Sir Gilbert Longden Sir Gilbert Longden, Mbe, Mp for South West Herts, 1950-74, died on October 16 aged 95. He was born on April 16,1902 Time to dean up the 'media scrum' Tv is not exempt from the charge of intrusion Media, Sales & Marketing The Data Consultancy Management Trainee MP Multiple Display Advertising Items Think big, think Hollywood The man behind Rowan Atkinson's Bean says British films rely too much on luck. Chris Ayres reports ND Stop! Don't pass this by Food and Wine Marketing Manager Agent DH Ludlow Thompson Curry on laughing Carol Midgley on a new TV sketch show with an Asian flavour Ft falls through safety net How Tebbit beat the Bbc The history of the corporation is studded with rows over libel actions and controversial documentaries. Raymond Snoddy reports The Times/dillons Forum News The Times Crossword No 20,617 Picture Gallery Business WPA Forecast Lifeboats In the Times Inside Section 2 Today Pru rebuked for pensions mis-selling failures Rjb plunges as state help is ruled out Zenith goes to law to bar Saatchi move Brown faces tough choice Economics Homes H&c to deliver £359m windfall New Corby Sport TELEViSION and Radio Business Today Skill shortage Strong drugs Sugar aims to revive Amstrad name Tourist Rates Investors in People Cbi delivers warning over skill shortages Dispute pact hits profits of David Brown Top Uk firms opposed to accountancy mergers Abbey and NatWest to be investigated over dumped papers Legal & Public Notices Abolition of tax relief will push up wage bills DoE moves to delay Liffe plan approval Business Roundup Redrow's hi-tech hope Eu Microsoft inquiry Smiths chiefs options Mirror deal approved Us boost for Wolseley Delay for Fortune Oil Construction campaign Pharmaceuticals deliver rapid growth at Sb Annual Travel Insurance Forte Posthouse By our city editor: Blair will not Budge to save mines Commentary Budgens buys £65.8m 7-Eleven stores Dual listing for Virgin Express Body Shop takes charge in France Line One Sets increases volatility among blue-chip shares Stock Market Michael Clark British Funds Liffe Options Yet another sharp fall in share prices overnight in… 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 Meyer at number one Tempus Sb Harrisons & Crosfield Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes Fortune Oil Wall Street Rjb must play a red-hot poker game to salvage its coalmines Despite pit closures, the future for mining is not all back, says Martin Waller Fools' gold Brown needs to act for the sake of business Metal Bulletin has bought a 15 per cent stake in… Ever been ad In the bunker British Airways' compulsion to divorce itself… Bank error City Index Ltd. Virtues of natural gas vehicles merit support from tax regime Business Letters Jams are proof of neglect in transport policy The Times Unit Trust Information Service Canon Equities recover their poise IWC Trim whodunnit woo s popcorn punters Can a night of murder, mystery and shampoo attract a new audience to the theatre? Daniel Rosenthal reports The Times The Plays that Bring in Younger Audiences... And Some that Don't Encore for a tough old bird She Knows You Know! Vaudeville EN RSC Mirror to the beau monde Raw 24-carat emotion Pop Jewel Bloomsbury, Wc1 Line One Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament The Rock-A-Beats Tour of Jacobite duty Concert SCO/Maxwell Davies Edinburgh Tower Records-Video-Boons Art Galleries Today's Choice Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Gilt on all counts From the House of the Dead Coliseum More thrill to the chill The Makropulos Case Glyndebourne The Times theatre Adding to the final score Telephone Angela Mortimer Orion Coi University College London Swedish mother tongue PA/Sec PharmaSearch Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Baird wear National Lottery Charities Board University of London Pa/secretary Centre Point Group Secretary Knightsbridge Marie Curie Cancer Care Pa Office Management Eclipse Arthur Andersen Parlez Vous Francais?? Greythorn The American Embassy Multiple Display Advertising Items Fax Telephone Elizabeth Hunt Maine-Tucker Price Waterhouse Crone Corkill Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Falgard Limited Wilde Sapte Pan European Recruitment Chairman's PA ?23,000 aae Gordon Yates Promises You Can Rely on! Multiple Display Advertising Items Advertising agency P. A. to M. D. JFL Aldrich & Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Fax Time Savers Crème de la Crème Office Angels Hays Banking Personnel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Success a matter of course Susan MacDonald meets an expert team leader and a secretary in training Heritage Recruitment Imporient UK Ltd Crone Corkill Careeromoves PA/SECRETARY to President Reed The Recruitment Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Susan Doughty Recruitment Office Angels BPF Gordon Yates The Vitners' Company Reception Selection La Creme Adecco Multiple Classified Advertising Items Telephone Multilingual Crème Euro London Appointments Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items BCR RNIB Multiple Classified Advertising Items Language Matters Boyce Nr Chartres, France Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alpha Thames Multiple Classified Advertising Items Changes People First Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal La Crème Multiple Classified Advertising Items United broadcasting & entertainment PRO Super Secretaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Super Secretaries Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crone Corkill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Covent Garden Bureau Queen's Lucie Clayton College Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fax Multiple Classified Advertising Items Membership base of claim House of Lords Law Report October 22 1997 Privy Council Off-street car needs no tax disc Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items W12 Stunning Primrose Hill Westminster Sw1 Multiple Classified Advertising Items W12 Stunning Architect's double height Studio house Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chestertons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wandsworth Geraldine Road Wandsworth Common The Paragon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Soho St. James Pk City Docklands & East Multiple Classified Advertising Items Creditor was not preferred Lack of consent for sex must be charged Multiple Classified Advertising Items Highgate Multiple Classified Advertising Items Park Walk, Chelsea, Sw10 Unique Fh Studio House Wetherby Gardens Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wetherby Gardens Knightsbridge Nr Harrods, Sw3 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Richmond & Kingston Multiple Classified Advertising Items Derbyshire Fairclough Homes This One Has Everything! Rialto Homes Ice Wharf Warm to fewer bills and cosier houses Profit from this autumn's discounts and insulate your home, says Lois Letts How to cut heating bills by 80 per cent in a new building using energy-saving measures Property Devon Torquay Near Wimborne Sandbanks Poole 'sundance' Multiple Classified Advertising Items Yorkshire Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brecon Beacons Nat. Park Wiltshire Allison Homes Egerton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bellway Homes To Advertise Call Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chelsea Shipbourne NR Tonbridge English Courtyard RCL Fairclough Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fulham Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A Day in the Country ARLA Angel on the Green Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bidwells Chartered Surveyors Fopdac Multiple Classified Advertising Items Magical Chateau Poitou Charente Gleeson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fax Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wilson parts company with Bbc Racing: Broadcaster Leaves after 32 Years to Return to Written Word Yarmouth Rapid Applause encore Guide to our Racecard Yesterday's Results Newcastle Exeter Today's Fixtures Ferguson puts his troops on red alert Football William Hill ITV Miller limits margin of defeat Fjortoft excels with hat-trick Missed black mars White's night Snooker Point can open the door for Newcastle Chelsea left in dark by Arctic conditions Cayard puts Smith in shade with victory Sailing: Replacement Skipper Triumphs in First Leg of Whitbread round the World Race For the Record Edwards hits record-breaking pace as gale speeds passage to Ireland Rebecca Stephens reports feeling under the weather while bowling along in a stiff easterly Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Sussex opt for Bevan as overseas player Cricket Keene on Chess Winning Move Langer and Renouf out of Australia tour squad In Brief Agassi dancing to the music of time Ma's new family revives old doubts Athletics: Three Chinese Women Improve 5,000 Metres Mark Line One Word-Watching Couch eyes Wembley showpiece Boxing Alice and the looking glass Television Choice Sport, frankly, has nothing to do with it Review Bbc1 Liverpool lost in France again Little comfort in Uefa Cup as Strasbourg sweep to emphatic first-leg victory Times Two Crossword No 1231 Racing Henman profits from reprieve Clubs deny talk of breakaway Sailing Discipline of Villa keeps Bilbao at bay Nov & Decsale Picture Gallery Time Travel ClaraNET Argument clouds the horizon for Dvd Times Interface Dell American navy set to deploy robot planes Emergency services go digital for a fast response Ministers get set for the electronic red box New York to La - on two wheels and one foot Gavin Hadland reports on a us coast-to-coast scoot-a-thon Boom in home use of net Compuserve Barcodes of tomorrow will hold a picture PCs put power in your pocket User's guide to those little wonders Hi-Grade Conversion system lets Macs play Win games You'll believe a man can fly It's not as easy as Pi That's 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105 etc Dan technology Computer fat cats won't give a mouse to charity Ingram Micro Us smart money is on super-cards The soft option PC World Business direct Olivetti Major gains in e-commerce A breath of fresh airline Microsoft Bid for online auctions Going, going, virtually gone. Nigel Powell reports on the latest import from the States - the cyber bargain basement Boom time for last year's models OPUS technology Fair way to get wired Chips like greased lightning We help put your reputation on the line Business gets caught up in tangled Web ?107m losses put Apple in a hole Hayes modems A salesman who is almost human Cyberstaff with us, says Chris Partridge Not quite Tablets of Stone but Cybermedia A paradox to say our system's best Dr Keyboard Fun for footie fanatics Software Line One Big three beef up net options to keep customers happy Firms divided on teleworking Access the Internet Museum site is shipshape It's sheer murder on the Internet Underground information for money men Sportster Flash Picks, shovels.. a ton of hi-tech Ray Hatley digs deep with the Time Team. Pictures Server Software for Internet puts buried treasure at your fingertips Getting the measure of an exact science Old-fashioned insurers forced to run for cover Gavin Hadland predicts a hi-tech revolution in the risk industry The Open University Need to convert the camera-shy Widget Software Billion dollar brain The personnel touch worked for PeopleSoft, which has just signed a major deal with Microsoft What's on: the biggest dates for It diaries Agenda An all-round success Telework World '97 Davilex Microsoft project It staff can learn from money men Business Changing faces in It Reed Computing Personnel GCS OECD OCDE City Consultants Admiral Hays It AST Computers Tivoli Senior Sales Professionals Unified Solutions NBS Oracle Computer Futures Intersolv Euro London Appointments Are you a business orientated IT Professional? Microsoft 'Hands-On' IT Manager Computer Associates Bay Networks Lead Developer/technical Guru PMR Time
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