News from 05/11/1997
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James Landale, Michael Thompson, Alyn Shipton, Tunku Varadarajan, Jon Ashworth, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Andrew Pierce, Rhys Williams (Professor), Chris Ward, Michael Edwardes (Chairman), Geoffrey Payne, Simon Barnes, Inigo Gilmore and Jan Raath, Diana Wildman, Magnus Linklater, Douglas McWilliams, Elizebeth Cowley, Gerald Moggridge, David Rhys Jones, Richard Hobson, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Hilary Finch, Dorothy Walker, Joanna Bale, Oliver Holt Football Correspondent, Peter Foster, Carl Mortished, George Soros, Iver Martin, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, James H. Jones, Valerie Elliott, Gillian Bardinet, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Tunku Varadarajan and James Bone, K. A. McDougall, Michael Heaney, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Debra Craine, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, John Street, Nicholas Booth, Rachel Kelly, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, David Clarke, Alan Hamilton, Ian Murray, Medical Correspondent, Rodney Milnes, Francesco Bongarra, Michael Clark, John O'Leary, Sue Herdman, Martin Fletcher Chief Ireland Correspondent, Charles Bremner, Joseph Connolly, John Kavanagh, L. Bowness, Adam Jones and Christine Buckley, Nigella Lawson, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, Adrian Lee and Kathryn Knight, Jasper Gerard, Valerie Elliott Whitehall Editor, Russell Kempson, Nicholas Watt Political Correspondent, Daniel McGrory, Neil Hudson, Paul Durman, Laurence Copeland, Helen Wallace, Andy Lavender, Leslie Hinton, Executive Chairman, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Alan Toogood, Horticulture Correspondent, Richard Miles, Banking Correspondent, Adam Jones, Clive Parker, Michael Ivens, Raymond Keene, David Charter, Education Correspondent, Matt Dickinson, Chris Partridge, Jill Sherman, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Irene Draper, Oliver August, Matt Wenham, Ian Murray Medical Correspondent, Nick Kelly, Dalya Alberge, Nicholas Wood, Adam Fresco, Vincent Turnbull, John Allison, Geof Wheelwright, Christopher Thomas, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Giles Whittell, Nick Nuttall, Technology Correspondent, James Pringle, Jason Nissé, Philip Delves Broughton, Matthew Parris, R. Starkey, Brian Meldrum, Gavin Hadland, Anjana Ahuja, Moira Petty, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ray Hatley, Richard Beeston, Philip Webster, Fraser Nelson, Simon Jenkins, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Alan Coren, Marianne Curphey Insurance Correspondent, Daniel Rosenthal, Nigel Powell, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Richard Morrison, James Christopher, Michael Henderson, Susan MacDonald, Michael Theodoulou and Tom Rhodes, David Maddock, Alan Stewart, Matthew Bond, John Goodbody, Sports News Correspondent, Stewart Rigby, S. Rasul, A. A. Kitrick, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Christopher Irvine, Alison Smith, Conservation Director, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent,
ResumoPortfolio Louise ruling to be given on Internet Judge considering plea for release Index Al Fayed doubts Lanvin Lhomme Simon Jenkins Prince heals Spencer rift with tribute to Diana's charity work Mrs Kinsey and the Other Women Rape victim wins record damages Royal Opera could face bankruptcy within week George Soros Fluoride in the water would put bite into toothless debate Political Sketch Labour and Lib Dems try to turn Eurosceptic tide Brown attacks bogus patriotism of the Right, reports Philip Webster MJN Best Buys Old lion who is enjoying his chance to lap up the cream Boycott to abandon Yorkshire for South Philip Delves Broughton on a county in shock as a local hero ups stumps for Bournemouth French cricket for Benaud By a Staff Reporter: Princess's son bitten by shark Lanvin Lhumml Leading bishop gives support to gay sex at 16 Church faces new crisis as Harries changes his mind on age of homosexual consent, reports Ruth Gledhill Harrods Knightsbridge Formula One wins fight on tobacco adverts Cable & Wireless Culture clash over opera tours Critics say the Smith plan would be bad for London and would cost more money, reports Dalya Alberge ENO fears a drastic cut in performances Concern about funding for high-tech redesign BA agrees pay deal with 12,000 cabin crew News in Brief Porter case ends Farrakhan check £155,000 for RSI MP charged Call me Kennedy Thames Water Mob wanted to kill me, says crying WPC Multiple births rise with IVF use The Early Learing Centre Laser menace 'must be tackled' Sainsbury's University may inoculate all Brothers jailed for £30m duty fraud Foster vows to fight for hunt Bill Abbey National Committee on sleaze is split over Hamilton The former MP has found an unlikely ally in Martin Bell, writes Andrew Pierce MPs should have a say in who fills Bank roles Riddell on Politics Line One Labour rebels facing long ban Parents win right to school of first choice John O'Leary reports on a ruling that could open the floodgates Council rejects official plan to save education Quantum leap for bomb scanners Correction Renault M&S to open 25 stores in high-street expansion The Royal Bank of Scotland 'Food deserts' threaten health of poor and old Minister is to tackle shortage of fresh produce for those stuck in inner cities and villages, writes Valerie Elliott Where fresh fruit and veg are a two-mile walk away Business Software Alliance Republican terrorist group 'is poised for new attack' EU to make firms consult workers on business plans New law under social chapter would require agreement on sackings, writes Charles Bremner Jaguar Picture Gallery MPs' insults undermine all politicians, Nolan warns UK TV TV cartoons 'draw children away from life' Carol Midgley reports on alert by TV watchdogs that animation glut is failing young minds ITN told to improve Channel 4 News or risk losing its contract Demon Internet TSB Scientists develop fly-by-wire system to make helicopters safer Sleaze has little effect on voters' view of Labour Paisley South Voting tomorrow 'Sour grapes' could still yield good Conservative vintage Winchester Voting on November 20 Xerox DocuPrint N32 Tory running on a lukewarm formula Beckenham Voting on November 20 Free our drivers, Blair tells Jospin British Prime Minister urges Paris to intervene immediately in the lorry strike, writes Ben MacIntyre Channel port queues force English motorway closure The Document Company Xerox Brussels admits it is powerless to act Irish lorry attacked as it rams blockade All Nippon Airways (Reuter): 'Diplomacy before airstrikes' for Gulf warships US vows to retaliate if saddam fires on spy planes Germans 'sold Scud parts to Baghdad' Maple Zambia opposition leader 'tortured' Polanski woman denies she was raped New Zealand poll hint US tour polishes Jiang's sullied image NatWest Light cast on artist's unknown portrait Hitler's slaves await verdict Creature comfort climbs India's political agenda Royal Mail (Reuters): 4,000 feared dead in Vietnam storm World in Brief (Reuters): Napalm casualty made envoy Plea by backpacker killer (Reuters): Texas rebel jailed for 99 years (Afp): Sharon loses libel action (Afp): MP tells of 'Rao bribe' (Reuters): Afghan short cut to paradise Bush library ceremony (AFP): America buys MiG fighters Argentine President is invited to Britain (Reuters): Diana police call in Fiat owners Lloyds Bank Playboy scientist gives astrology five-star rating Mir orbits Earth with door open (AFP): Priest held on charge of aiding the Mafia Dimage Moscow signs up for mine clearance Blockbuster Women-the inferior sex In our final extract of his biography of Alfred Kinsey, James H. Jones looks at how Kinsey's dismissive, misogynistic attitude to women's sexuality was greatly at odds with his philosophy of sexual liberation A lot of took umbrae at Kinsey's rematks Legal & General Kinsey's Ideal Mate Vodafone Toddlers on trade for success In pursuit of academic success, private schools are testing two-year-olds. Moira Petty reports A national heroine she ain't Of Englishness and innocence Short long on pragmatism Animated argument Children only want the facts The Royal Doulton Company In Short, the Government's great asset Harrods Knightsbridge My vision of an open Europe George Soros prescribes a British cure for the EU Grave concern The Times Diary It's a real bullet, Tosca Chris Smith's plans for London opera can only mean the death of ENO Vintage whine The Times Diary Sold at last The Times Diary Bowled over The Times Diary Alan Coren And lo, quick as a flash, there came miracles on the road The Good Emusceptics Which side really wants the best for Europe? Europe's Highwaymen Blair should demand guards for convoys through France Circling the Square Trafalgar Square can be a traffic-free model for other cities Case for joining the single currency is 'seriously flawed' Press freedom Wheels under fire Care of countryside Whaling dispute Life force Common sacrifice Prayers and pints I bank, therefore. . . Compassion for the unborn child Language 'tsar' Picture Gallery Court Circular Premium Bonds Today's royal engagements Memorial service Service luncheon Personal Column No Title Dinners Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne Baron Bassam of Brighton Picture Gallery Frosts take the heat out of autumn's fiery tints RHS flowers show Church of Scotland Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages National ISIS Lectures The Domestic Directory Birthdays today Service reunion Appointment John Starks John Starks naval architect, died in Teignmouth, Devon, on October 17 aged 80. He was born in Devonport on April 29,1917 Personal Column Stanley Williams Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Professor A. H. Armstrong The Beatles on Parade Prince of Wales Theatre The Times Crossword No 20,629 News Picture Gallery Business Beware of under Cover Operations Sport In the Times Tomorrow The Samaritans Arts Forecast Features Homes The Papers Radio & TV Opinion Columns Obituaries Letters Index Barclays sets time limit to agree BZW deal Interest rate worries surface Business M&S expansion to create 5,000 jobs Revenue drops charges against ex-Nissan chief Pizza executive buys 845 pubs Homes Vickers nets ?80m for medical unit The Royal Bank of Scotland Sport Television and Radio Business today Stock Market Indices Thames lower Eastern promise Thames to step up action on leaks Westbury confident of demand Regione Siciliana Picture Gallery Beckett wins investment role Celsis test opens new markets SFO may question Lord Moyne Cadbury cuts US jobs in new cola-war manoeuvre Aon signals bid in the pipeline for UK broker ITT talks to Hilton Rolls wins £127m order Powerscreen ahead Hays pays £17m for DEI Cookson sells Anzon Sales surge for Adidas Sims rises after shake-up Meyer expands tool hire Bupa wants £3bn of VAT spent on NHS Business Roundup Tourist Rates Far East crisis fails to disrupt BP's strategy Real-life lessons on the hard sell Mature taste lifts Dairy Crest By our City Editor: St Michael heads for promised land Commentary Braas family close to a bid for RBB Researcher runs TV test in Canada Lanvin Lhomme Brokers bypass volatile Sets Tradepoint deals soar to £361.9m British Funds Liffe Options Broker's top ten rating sets Next shares jumping 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 Rises BP Dairy Crest Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes Easy to swallow Tempus Emap Wall Street One way or another, the end is nigh for Britain's shopping boom The forecasts from Marks & Spencer may be bullish, but Douglas McWilliams says the retail party is over Hurn pay The Times City Diary The black hole at the heart of Europe Laurence Copeland says economic and monetary union sets a poverty trap and poses the threat of insolvency Just 'deserts' The Times City Diary Namespotting The Times City Diary How the video conference keeps business in the picture Prices are falling as telecoms groups aim for increased usage. Chris Ayres reports Some users look like badly dubbed actors in a kung-fu movie LineOne Modest losses at the close International Watch Co. Ltd The Times Unit Trust Information Service Church's KPMG means business MCM Bedgebury School Love & Tate plc Shelly Sandzer & Company Secretarial Assistant P. A. To Director to Director PA/Secretary North London Secretary/administrator PA/ACCOUNTS Assistant SPP Investment Management James martin+co Assistant Secretary Experienced Secretary Receptionist/admin SEC Royal Mail Imperial Cancer Research Fund Executive Search House of Commons Momart Room at the Top Multiple Display Advertising Items The Hatton Garden Agency Summers By Two The Eclipse Organisation Ltd Junior Secretary/clerical Assistant Working Multiple Display Advertising Items Grosvenor of London Plc Pan European Recruitment Jago D'Arcy Hale PR Ltd The Airline Seat Company Gordon Yates Crone Corkill Louis Latour Ltd Eden Brown Recruitment Ltd Gordon Yates Multiple Display Advertising Items Tour Operating Opportunities in Wiltshire ICD PA Centre Point Group Hays Banking Personnel Angela Mortimer HOBstones Controller/administrator Multilingual Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Angela Mortimer Reed Multiple Display Advertising Items B. J. Crawford's Sheila Burgess Royds Recruitment Consultants Stockley Park Arthur Andersen Multiple Display Advertising Items Rainbow Recruitment Career Design Limited Hamptons International Multiple Display Advertising Items JFL Manpower ACC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maine-Tucker Time Savers Euro London Appointments Super Secretaries Administrative Creme Regency Capital International Limited Start at the top - and work up Ada Parr built on her first-class office skills to become PA of the year, says Susan MacDonald International Medical Systems Ltd Lucie Clayton College Toy Design Co The Blinds Company Multilingual Crème Angela Mortimer French Professional Receptionist Dutch Account Manager Halgrade Ltd. NSR Bilingual SEC Bernard j Shapero Rare Books Thomas Thorp Anthony C. Hall The Great War British Topography & Foreign Travel John Price Antiquarian Books Bound to be a big attraction Joseph Connolly previews some curiosities on offer at all prices from Britain's specialist book dealers at this week's gathering in London M & D Reeve Children's Books Adrian Harrington H. M. Gilbert Science Medicine Technology Simon Finch Edward VIII The Petersfield Bookshop Elizabeth Gant Waterfield's Scott Brinded Cooper Hay Rare Books Antiquarian Booksellers' Association John Lewcock Tiger Books Roger J. Treglown McNaughtan's Bookshop Antiquarian Booksellers Association Antiquarian Books Fine Sporting Books Spain Travel Art Gypsies John Drury Rare Books Nigel Williams Rare Books J. Clarke Hall Ltd Peter Harrington Piccadilly Rare Books Domhnall MacCormaig Pickering & Chatto Bromlea Books Unicorn Books John Updike Rare Books A pas de trois at Covent Garden? Blood, sweat and a few tears Pop: Gutsy country-rock from a reformed Texan rabble; plus pummelling French electronies Steve Earle Olympia, Dubin Dance Crowd pleasers Daft Punk Cambridge Politics Freedom chained Jazz Butch Morris Oxford Opera & Ballet Bugsy Malone Today's Choice 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 The incredible journey Pilgrim's Progress Barbican Hall Making merrier The Merry Widow Shafrebury Sounds of the South Recital Pacific Voices Wigmore Hall To advertise in The Times Most original director of the century As London experiences another of Robert Wilson's forays into the challenging - and confusing - Andy Lavender talks to him A little goes a very long way Concerts: Orchestral strength solo inspiration from North America ISO/Leppard Festival Hall Rising stars in the arts firmament Andrew Chetty Great British Hopes Spirit and Polish BBC SO/Skrowaczewski Festival Hall The Times Death rows Absolution BAC, SW11 Councils can charge for care Sueing over unpaid council tax Knight Frank Power to search mental patients Property Hyde Park Estate W2 London Property Hollybrook Word-Watching Pimlico Basement Flat Sheehan on Bridge Keene on Chess Winning Move Property Liaisons Injecting new life into England's oldest street Sue Herdman reports on plans to revive a semi-derelict street in an historic city America beckons a grand old firm Why one of Britain's oldest estate agencies is changing its name Mortgage rates push up prices How paying for a home will take more of your salary The Times Belgravia beats Holland Park What are the best addresses in London, asks Diana Wildman City Docklands & East Blenhelm Bishop Copping Joyce Marina Views Bryant Homes Hampstead Locations Rentals Directory Regalian Berkeley Homes Tamarind Court Fairclough Homes Kempton Park Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Viking Flagship lifts gloom with fighting display Racing Harbour Dues has rough passage Haydock Park Newton Abbot Disbelief as Canada upset the old world Bowls Fixtures Rapid Raceline Fluent United put accent on attack against Dutch Football Feynoord Fear Ferguson's Free-Scoring Team Dalglish breathes defiance William Hill Blockbuster Goater goals settle local argument Bury stage fitting farewell Patterson off mark Sunderland need Rosler's power Last Night's Results Celtic agree £1.75m fee for Lambert Walker's revival bodes well for team Squash Goodway calls for more aggression Rugby League ITV Five nations countries bank ?15m Rugby Union: Sponspor to Sign Three=year Deal as ITV Confirms Plan to Screen England England promise to stand by Stimpson For the Record Qualifying hopes fade for Towers Sport in Brief By our Sports Staff: Lancashire make Wasim captain Cricket Sack race that produces no winners Year that Olazabal walked tall Golf: European Season Notable for One MAn'S Heartwarming Comeback Abbey National European Order of Merit Word-Watching Radio Choice A couple's lofty ambitions Television Choice Lady and gentlemen, you've been framed Review BBC 1 Satellite and Cable Little happy to bask in Villa's glory Bilbao brushed aside in Uefa Cup Times Two Crossword The Times Racing Britain drop leading coaches Liverpool go down with guns blazing Morse Golf How safe are our skies? The technology of airline safety - page 12 ClaraNET No trouble at t'mill Lancashire is going online to attract the movie m Davilex Software Parlez parfait with onscreen Prof Higgins Waxp Vox Ltd And now for the news—at last Times Interface No time to watch TV? Get your Pc to do it Compus Serve Hi-tech answer to church's prayers The most traditional members of the clergy are now making use of the Internet. Ruth Gledhill report Shoot-'em-up software to save lives Troubled Silicon sheds 1,000 staff US Robotics Weather profit on the Internet Novell opts for Java Diva Isdn Showdown on 'pirate' Web music Smart girls log their dates online4 Geof Wheelwright reports on a safety Net for young women at risk Your taxi ride to cyberspace Uunet PC that boasts its own desk drive Compaq Acer Crusaders in a 3-D middle aged spread Help desk can take glitches out of Games It's a tome from home Dan technology Lucky tape points to data store revolution Dell Seattle relocates to blue-sky Cambridge Microsoft has set up a research lab in the heart of British education. But is it really necessary? Research fraternity greets Gates's men IT world sets sights eastwards Opus technology New medicines will heal by wire UK celebs in Mac passion Matrox Cybermedia Show time for Lord Mayor site Shakespeare's fun and games Software Hi-Grade Consulting the doctor How to take out stress on the computer Dr keyboard Agenda High anxiety: Can new technology take the fear out of flying? More people were killed on Britain's roads last year than in the world's skies. Nigel Powell reports on the race to make air travel even safer Hardware for the big birds Print Lexmark Netkonect Making space in thin air Heathrow's Star turn Surf aid Call to prepare for the euro soon Business Changes in the IT workplace LineOne One click is all it takes to find that new career Jobs crisis gives chance to over-40s Mega-byte books China syndrome that brings in the presents How goodies from the Far East end up in your stocking File firm takes on digital challenge Personal Computer World DePuy Fres Sun Computer Futures Mercury Morgan Grenfell Asset Management Neural Net (UK) Limited Keltec Limited Executive Recruitment Services plc Controlware Communications Systems Ltd Express Gifts Ltd Cable & Wireless Hi Calibre NBS Diagonal Diagonal PLC The It Division City Consultants Limited ERS Technical Ainsworth & Associates IBS Project Management Recruitment Time
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