News from 25/11/1997
1997; Gale Group;
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Christopher Pringle, Phil Yates, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Nick Sheldon, Andrew Pierce, Richard Miles and Oliver August, Martin Gilbert, Eden Phillpotts, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Philip Webster and James Landale, Bill Frost, Julian Lee, Inigo Gilmore, Gavin Lumsden, Raymond Snoddy, Media Editor, James Landale, Political Reporter, Philip Howard, Ian Murray, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, Norman De Mesquita, Leslie Wagner Vice-Chancellor, George Sivell, Clive Davis, Oliver Holt Football Correspondent, Clare Bayley, R. W. G. Smith, Chairman, Nicky Padfield (Admissions Tutor), Roger Maynard, Georgiana Hibberd, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Chris Metz, Nick Evelegh, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Caroline Gluck, Joe Joseph, Pat Gibson, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Nicholas Dennis, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Libby Purves, Peter Waymark, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Rodney Legg, Stephen Farrell, Rodney Milnes, Michael Clark, Anatole Kaletsky, Hans Baernhoft, David Hands, Martin Fletcher Chief Ireland Correspondent, Stephen Silber, David Charter, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, Edward Gorman, Hilary Heilbron, Jasper Gerard, Russell Kempson, Edward Fennell, Richard Cork, Paul Durman, Helen Wallace, Gary Slapper, John Hopkins, Lin Jenkins, Peter Revell, Barry Millington, James Pettifer, Adam Jones, Raymond Keene, John Russell Taylor, Matt Dickinson, Alix Ramsay, Paul Wilkinson, David Orr, Bronwen Maddox, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, Our Media Editor, Erica Wagner, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Oliver August, John Disley, Rodney Hobson, Valerie Elliott, Whitehall Editor, Nick Szczepanik, Joanna Pitman, Iola Smith, William Fisher, Jason Nisse, Christopher Walker, Simon De Bruxelles, Anthony Field, Gerald Larner, Matthew Parris, Anjana Ahuja, Scrivenor, G. D. Redfearn, Alan Lee, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ian Brodie, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Philip Webster, Alasdair Murray Economics Correspondent, Richard Miles, Steven Philipsohn, Fraser Nelson, G. H. de M. Carbutt, Chris Ayres, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, our City Editor, Frances Gibb, Sam Kiley, James Christopher, Our Foreign Staff, Charles Millman, Michael Henderson, Vince Wright, Jan Raath, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoMinistries get go-ahead to sell off assets 'Domesday survey' lists treasures The stud that Straw runs Index The Parents who Won't Grow up Earl Spencer had a dozen affairs, court told At Habitat this Christmas Anatole Kaletsky No mystery cat, but still the hidden paw Hunt curb on MoD's land Test could cut smear test errors Back in touch Yamaichi chief sobs as firm collapses Overdue but Fine Abbey National Never-Never Land welcomes 'old-age traveller'MATTHEW Parris Political Sketch Political Sketch Labour U-turn likely on gallery charges Peace on earth Cable & Wireless 'Digging out' of foxes banned on MoD property Broadcasting watchdog's new code aims to protect privacy Picture Gallery Young offenders 'could be tagged' Victims to have a say on sentences In Brief Sperm declines Record sale Solo wedding Fear for mother Homes go-slow Churchill's car Mr X identified The lady and the truants who got clean away David Charter reports on lives at crossroads as boys run into minister with ?10m plan for school dropouts Boos for the zany 'Barber' Friends recall a 'good' old Kray Damian Whitworth on a benefit night in aid of getting out of jail Strict ex-officer shot sons for watching Tv Young Yamaha Girl raped by Owen Oyston 'was not so innocent' IRA dissidents are warned against using Sands name Mitsubishi Electric Village reaps royal reward 80 years on Cash debate should look at disclosure Riddell on Politics Reforms 'would neutralise Lords' BBC backs down in court battle over Tv rights Church plans to repay new priests' loans The Royal Bank of Scotland Iberiai Youth gets life for rooftop concrete attack The nation's assets are brought to book Barclaycard Intel inside Coroner refuses to confirm suicide Drugs can fail to treat depression Medical Briefing AA RACAL £40m will help to preserve local life The test that should stop cancer errors Researchers say new software improve accuracy of cervical smear checks, reports Ian Murray Swiftcall Job demands high concentration for low pay Woman vicar is robbed at knifepoint News in Brief Hostage freed Bodies returned Alfa is car of year First of the many M 16 'offered to pay sacked spy for secrets book' Agent's threat to deal with enemy Sheraton Hotels & Resorts Chancellor sends gifts from the sky in Treasury greeting Sanra Brown's official Christmas card rejects the usual historical portrait, reports Andrew Pierce Vicar who took porn photos of children is jailed Readers' acclaim speaks volumes Erica Wagner joins the first readers at the new British Library Minolta Mrs Mandela unmoved by accusers Scared witnesses tell of her alleged central role in campaign of torture and murder, Sam Kiley reports TB sweeps through southern Balkans Pageone MINi call Pagers Sithole, 77, denies treason plot to blow up Mugabe Compaq (Reuter): Assassin of Hani seeking amnesty British eon artist offers 'Aids cure' to Kenyan patients David Orr tracts down the man who tricked Noel Edmonds out of ?70,000 Intel inside EU-American row looms on fur traps World in Brief (Reuters): Septuplet suffers setback Pressure for 'Reagan' airport (AP): Transsexual to sing for Israel (Reuters): Delhi coalition fragmenting (Reuters): Plane that took off on its own (AFP): Children die in film stampede (AP): First break for Charlie Brown (AP): Sabbath rest from virtual pet Austrian party vows to save the schilling Clamour for new anthem after Italian footballers did not know the score Squabbles mar Chirac-Jospin 'partnership' Cushioning Muslim radicals on trial over French bombings US pledges 'doomsday' tix Bronwen Maddox reports from the Vancouver summit Rover Relax Drama touches lives of millions Japan's economic bubble has been pricked by a series of disasters, writes Joanna Pitman Hearing aids put Clinton back in touch with press White House hopes snub to Netanyahu will hasten peace DIAL-a-PHONE Barnardos Disco generation will pay the price for 'unsafe sax' 'I don't try to smile any more. They don't come' Chris suffers from autism. He and his wife tell Anjana Ahuja how it affects their marriage Interplak "Impotence" Hill House Hammond MOPS Sex, sequins and Mrs Slocombe Sitcom star john Inman is word-perfect in panto—but he's less certain of his lines behind the scenes. Interview by Bill Frost DELL CORBY Trouser Press We really are rolling in money Anatole Kaletsky on the dilemma facing Mr Brown A Right do Ratting yarn Picture Gallery It's our duty to be dull Strip away the guitars and every family saga is much the same Cover blown Moving tale Where the tigers go to die Bronwen Maddox reports from the Apec summit Shock and Therapy Lessons east and west from the Yamaichi affair Reform and Resistance Tory democrats should concentrate on the central issue Cat Flap Is Humphrey suffering from Chairman Miaow syndrome? Winchester's vote of no confidence Laser pointers Threat to countryside Telling stories High price of Oxbridge excellence Performers' pay Degree of choice Long road home Arts subsidies Essex alternative to Albuquerque Greenwich pride Class in the Army Blessed villages Court Circular Royal engagements Bmds: 0171 680 6880 Private: 0171 481 4000 Birthdays today School news The King's School, Dinners Picture Gallery Anniversaries Personal Column University news Luncheon Memorial service Latest wills Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Forthcoming marriages Marriage Rosemary Lady Butler Major-General John Douglas-Withers Personal Column The Times B. K. P. A. Court & Social The Domestic Directory Kidney Research Fund Jorge Mas Canosa Dr Desmond Oliver On this Day November 25,1913 Wholesome Books Protecting name of product Chancery Division No appeal against second decision Computers & Computing Services Intel inside NatWest More than just a bank No change in vocation m change of hours Invitation to Bid International Competitive Bidding Markyboy No negligence in following advice Chancery Division Too much support swamps recipients Business Opportunities Multiple Display Advertising Items Seekersdirect Welsh firms show how to bring on graduates Three small companies enjoy the benefit, says Iola Smith Experienced Managers Scandinavians KJC Business Services Lorraine Electronics Message plus Intel inside Kall Kwik founder urges Beckett to back franchising Plan now for Christmas Time to choose your £1,000 December team Languishing in the lower reached of the league? Fear not - a number of players leapt more than 35,000 places last week The story so far ... League Updates Women's League Students' League Youth League Line One ITF League PFA PLAYERS' League Internet League The brand new Times Faxback service provides you… How the Scoring System Works It's Not Too Late to Enter Itf Guide to players, transfers and revaluations A recent influx of top players into Itf has brought the chance to buy some exciting young strikers for your team No Title December Revalutions: See next Monday's Times Goalkeepers Full Backs Picture Gallery Central Defenders Midfield Players This Weeks Moves Strikers Managers The Times Crossword No 20,646 News Picture Gallery Business Swissair Sport Forecast High Pressure? Arts In the Times Tomorrow Features The Papers Radio & Tv Opinion Columns Obituaries Letters Inside Section 2 Today Yamaichi fallout feared Analysts say collapse may trigger 'domino effect' Peps lost £lbn as markets crashed John Charcol Business Climbdown by Microsoft Captains of industry join diplomatic corps Arts News Corp stake for prince Sport Inflation target may be cut, says George Television and Radio Business Today Barclay's son raises £14m for casino ITV's tactics will cost it advertisers, says agency Tourist Rates Mercury Asset Management Group plc Opec plans to reshuffle oil quotas Survey highlights telecoms worries The Times Enterprise wins licence in claim dispute area Mapco sold for $2.7bn Firstbus £80m order Grid buys copper stake Jackpot for JJB staff Stylo gives new lead to Hush Puppies Business Roundup Allied Colloids rejects £1. lbn bid by US group Abbott Mead Vickers buys O'Connell group Kingsford Stacey Blackwell Japan's recession is the worry Commentary Profits warning puts Bluebird to flight Lafarge bid deadline extended Paragon sales jump 118% The Royal Bank of Scotland BAe deal risks Airbus conflict Delphi tries to placate its investors London losses contained in the wake of Yamaichi British Funds Liffe Options London FINANClAL Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Standard Chartered RM Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes Battling with Hercules Tempus Delphi Wall Street Sun sets on Yamaichi as other brokers look on from shadows Few rivals can expect to benefit from the collapse. Richard Miles reports When financial woes ebb and flow Fraser Nelson examines the relationship between investment and the economies of Japan and Britain What's in t'name Mutual fiend Well I never Singapore sling Darling Budd Rowe & Maw Forget research, just come up with a great idea Marketing Losses in thin trading Make the Switch! South Korean market slumps to ten-year low Punctuality worsens as GB delivers £2m profit Sterling cuts into Ransomes Worldcover Direct SAS Scandinavian Airlines Picture Gallery David Brown acquisition Improved results at Benfield & Rea RM reshuffle brings new role for Fischer Utility and TUC agree power and gas deal Goodhead disposal Pillar in joint venture Courtaulds Textiles pact Senior to buy Metal Fab Silvermines agreement Cammell Laird purchase Line One BBA takes stake in Hoechst division Business Roundup The Times Unit Trust Information Service ASA A sweet tooth for Impressionists Richard Cork on the Paris show of works collected by Harry Havemeyer, the 19th-century Sugar King The Sunday Times Around the London Galleries Royal National Theatre A guide to the best CD recordings, presented in… Briefly Noted The Old Vic Skin-deep Othello misfires In Washington DC, Patrick Stewart's Moor has highlighted the black-white divide in American theatre. Jeremy Kingston reports Murder without a moral Director James Macdonald shocked us with Blasted. Now he's doing it again, says James Christopher Balcony nonsense New Music Romeo et julldtte Huddersfield Donizetti to savour Opera Linda di chamounix Festival Hall Honour among women Madame de sade Riverside Studios Cinderella Star turn of her own party Barbara cook Albert Hall RLPO/Altrichter Concerts: Martinu on Merseyside; more notable women; and incidental pieces of Sibelius Opera & Ballet The Royal Opera Ambache Ensemble Queen Elizabeth Hail Sco /Swensen Barbican London A daily guide to arts and entertainment compiled by Marit Hargle Theatre Guide Cinema Guide 298,000 readers of this section go to the theatre at… To Advertise Call 0171680 6828 Quarry Dougall Fountain Court Chambers Professional Recruitment ZMB North Chambers Professional Recruitment Going straight to the Bar Frances Gibb on a new scheme to improve access to lawyers and, below, Hilary Heilbron, Qc, on the thinking behind it Choice, flexibility and not a lot to pay Irvine's support Early days Picture Gallery Centre-stage Fair plea Dr Pannick, I presume Young judge Chambers Banking & Finance Eagan Janion Half a century of being reasonable Boardroom Secrets 41 Barrels of Money 41 To Advertise Call 0171680 6828 Zarak Macrae Brenner Investor in People Cleveland Magistrates Courts Committee Zarak Macrae Brenner HW Group Lipson Lloyd Jones A Bilbrough & Co. Ltd Wheels of Eastern deals oiled Investments in Russia are paying off, says Edward Fennell Legal Appointments Garfield Robbins Hays Richard Owen Secrets of success stay in the boardroom Stephen Silber, QC, on the Law Commission's proposed offence for the misuse of trade secrets I99 Strand To Advertise Call 0171680 6828 Zarak Macrae Brenner Industry Graham Gill & Young Investor in People The Times Solicitors Interested in Chambers Type Practice Quarry Dougall Lipson Lloyd Jones Criterion Search The Times Newspapers Assistant Solicitor English Speaking Lawyer J. F. Chown & Company Limited To Advertise Call 0171680 6828 QD BBC World Ser BBC National Lottery Charities Board Jonathan Wren Shipping Law Corporate Attorney Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Film Company London Vodafone International Executive Business Lawyer Hughes-Castell Multiple Classified Advertising Items House of Lords To Advertise Call 0171680 6828 Upward QD Gouldens Solicitors Laurence Simons To Advertise Call 0171680 6828 Legal Appointments Cancer research campaign NBS Favre sends frozen Cowboys packing American Football: Inspired Green Bay Destroy Dallas Claims to Superiority Kvaerner Oryx University of Wolverhampton Novotna puts past failures far behind her Tennis Foot Bowden Watson, Farley & Williams Montgomene makes first move towards his American dream Golf John Hopkins feels that major success id imminent for the Scot after tasting victory in the us Supported by the gentle touch Goldsmith Chambers US Qualified Lawyer Multiple Classified Advertising Items Smith forts Solicitors MSB Martha's Son to make champion return Racing: Huntingdon Stages Mouth-Watering Clash between Three Favourite Chasers Huntingdon Worcester Lingfield Guide to our In-Line Racecard Yesterday's Results William Hill Racing Ahead Rapid Raceline By our Sports Staff: Veteran Blake may get World Cup call Join the Claret & Blue Army Relaxed Villa aim to take defensive route to success Football Pools Forecast Coleman's demands leave ambitious Fulham cold For the Record McManus keeps the underdog at bay Snooker Today's Fixtures Leeds offer Murray role of head coach Rugby League Scoring spree is quickly forgotten Ice Hockey Tour match falls foul of dispute Cricket: Game Cancelled after West Indies Check out of Hotel Stewart eager to promote new school ties Frostad sails out of hell in triumph Norwegian ready to assume leading role in Whitbread race Edward Gorman sees the arrival of a rising star in Fremantle By our Sports Staff: Adams to cash in with Sussex move Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Picture Gallery Winning Move Keene on Chess Canoeists caught in troubled waters Sport in Brief Final venue England beaten Golden shot Smith triumph Sanderson sets out to confirm potential Rugby Union Longines South Africa keep faith with record performers David Hands finds the world champions in confident mood Ryan's suspension reduced to 14 days Word-Watching Slavery's black secret Television Choice Radio Choice Vanity fare no longer a female prerogative Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable For further listings see Saturday's Vision Gross fails to provide quick spur Shipperley's goal enables Palace to maintain excellent away record Times Two Crossword Golf 46 Picture Gallery McRae bounces back after rude awakening in Wales Rubgy Union 50 Sun Captaincy offer persuades Lara to return
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