News from 26/11/1997
1997; Gale Group;
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Phil Yates, Tunku Varadarajan, Michael Vaisey, Alasdair Murray, Paul Durman and Philip Bassett, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, John Battle, Chris Ward, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Gabriella Gamini, South America Correspondent, Mark Souster, Max Glaskin, Sheldon Rampton, Molly Beard, Philip Howard, Robin Hayley, Hilary Finch, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, Clive Davis, Alan Milburn, Louis Le Bailly, Nick Nuttall, Environment Correspondent, R. P. Thompson, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Pat Gibson, Julian Desborough, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, John Clarke, Polly Newton, Political Reporter, Valerie Elliott, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, David Charter Education Correspondent, Alan Toogood Horticulture Correspondent, Mike Rainey, Dominic Walsh, Shirley English, Carol Midgley, Media Correspondent, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Judy Fitton, Nicholas Booth, Audrey Magee Ireland Correspondent, Peter Waymark, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Ray Hatley and Geof Wheelwright, Alan Hamilton, John Stauber, Ian Murray, Medical Correspondent, Alan Millard, Jill Sherman Chief Political Correspondent, Rodney Milnes, Michael Clark, Anatole Kaletsky, Janet Bush, M. J. Huskisson, John Kavanagh, David Renton, Anthony Abrahams, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Nigella Lawson, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, Simon Tait, Jasper Gerard, Joan New, Russell Kempson, Nigel Williamson, Paul Durman, Colin Mackay, Andy Lavender, Martin Fletcher, Chief Ireland Correspondent, Graeme Williams, Marit Hargie, Barry Millington, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Margot Turnbull, Adam Jones, Clive Parker, Raymond Keene, David Charter, Education Correspondent, Matt Dickinson, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Chris Partridge, Caroline Merrell, Bronwen Maddox, Frank Shaw, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Oliver August, James Landale and Polly Newton, Nicholas Watt and Christine Buckley, Stewart Tendler, Hettie Judah, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Geof Wheelwright, Anne Ashworth, Giles Whittell, Philip Webster Political Editor, Iola Smith, Christopher Walker, Jason Nissé, Gerald Larner, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Matthew Parris, Inigo Gilmore and Daniel McGrory, Jennai Cox, Anjana Ahuja, Chris McGrath, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, Alan Lee, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Robert Garran and Richard Miles, Ray Hatley, Richard Beeston, Neil Moore, Nicholas Watt and Martin Fletcher, Robert Bierman, Jason Cowley, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Tim Jones, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Alan Coren, Bob Wellicome, Marianne Curphey Insurance Correspondent, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Donald Watts, Michael Hornsby Countryside Correspondent, Julian Muscat Tennis Correspondent, Sam Kiley, James Christopher, Robin Lodge, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, Matthew Bond, Matthew Beard, Maureen Freely, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Adrian Lee and Tunku Varadarajan, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent, Arthur Leathley Transport Correspondent,
ResumoShock at the Opera Brown bonus for the old and young EU rebate funds £20 fuel handout Inside Spencer cash fear Sinn Fein guards Villa lifeline Index Pupils fail to make the grade at 14 At Habitat this Christmas Clubs where children learn and play Sainsbury attacked by bomber When Wife and Mistress Gang up Saddam 'could kill everyone on Earth' Nigella Lawson Leica Tory bunnies caught in the beam of Brown's juggernaut Matthew Parris Political Sketch Sinn Fein wants extra 73 names on protection list Minister 'powerless' to stop pit closures MP says trusts have been lying to ombudsman Tories challenge Blair 'appeasement' £2.6m bill as Labour hires glut of advisers Best Western Consent age may rise to curb affairs News in Brief Stags shot News in Brief Editor returns News in Brief MP's split News in Brief Oyston waits News in Brief Tory bunnies caught in the beam of Brown's… Spencer claims wife would waste £3.75m divorce settlement Why earl's spurned lover teamed up with his wife Council cleared over TV footage Supergrass names Guerin's 'killers' 'Judy X' attacker jailed for fraud Picture Gallery Appeal may return au pair to jail Lanvin Sports celebrities team up to decide TV 'crown jewels' Business Just Got an Edge Branson joins task force on replacing tobacco sponsors C of E is to hold unity talks with Methodists SAGA Insurance Services Labour backs Church and State link General Synod Holiday alone for lawyer who fled bride and gloom Inspector grabs man on Beachy Head Sober lessons for merry England Classes on drug awareness stop abuse Specsavers Burgled Moore in attack on top police British TV takes the lion's share of Emmy awards Channel 4 and BBC win two each at New York ceremony, reports Tunku Varadarajan Abbey National ITV puts focus on drama and documentaries Oystel Peer dismisses Spice Girls as bad company Southport fails to escape Scousers' grip Mark Henderson reports on the genteel resort that it is too good for Liverpool Labour urged to rethink 'disastrous' rural housing plans Selfridges Siemens Stonehenge to get new dawn free of 'modern clutter' Vicar gives up church for Internet romance Russell Jenkins reports on a clergyman who found a new way of life NHBC Buildmark House Link to Irvine sparks row on Treasury Devil Legal & General Queen judges Denning worthy of Merit The legal veteran has been chosen for a rare honour in the Sovereign's own gift, writes Alan Hamilton Starlight rollerskater who fell over loses damages case Cable & Wireless MoD rejects engine fault in Chinook crash Why Brown can defer the tough decisions The Chancellor may earn plaudits today, but his job will be harder next year, writes Anatole Kaletsky Trainspotting Challenges over 'help' for low paid Bulgaria in Crisis Investors may not feel much relief Postwar problem returns to haunt working mothers Alan Hamilton puts the increase in 'latchkey kids' down to changes in jobs market Lone parent cuts forced £300m deal on childcare Jobseekers offered half-price travel One 2 one Brown sets out to make Britain work More cash pledges to help the old, the unemployed and struggling families The Speech NatWest Homeowners and savers left to suffer, says Lilley The Debate 'Luvvies' add their creative effort to the accounting Valerie Elliott reports on the hopes that a new force can help to drive economic policy Benefits may be replaced by income tax credits Abbey National Playing the People's Santa is no job for an Iron Chancellor Riddell On Politics Charities for the elderly welcome fuel payments Syence Activists urge more help for energy conservation I saw Winnie stab youth, says witness A growing number of Mrs Mandela's former friends are lining up to accuse her of murder in the townships, Sam Kiley reports from Johannesburg MacMillan cancer relief (AFP): Nine die as boat drifts 1,800 miles World in Brief Blair pledge to South Africa World in Brief (AP): Hillary's plea for Everest World in Brief Villagers steal from the dying World in Brief (AP): Woman, 60, halts polar trek World in Brief (Reuters): 16 inmates die in jail blaze World in Brief (AP): Witches curse the taxman World in Brief Outlaw actor takes aim at lawmen Hothouse coral takes heat off reefs Ruling in sex case adds to pressure on Clinton IMF is asked for record, £43bn to bail out Asia (Reuters): Corruption warning for China Mars detective work puts lost vehicle in the frame Shuttle crew retrieves satellite Woolwich Butchers have bone to pick with news reporters Hoverspeed Victory over rabies brings hidden peril Foxes are lapping up vaccine rising numbers pose a new threat, says Roger Boyes Worm is an ancient enemy that plagued the pharaohs Students strike over Kohl's planned cuts By our Foreign Staff: Children hurt as home collapses Shares racket swoop by FBI Lenin's embalmers reveal the secrets of their art Kremlin defied in wrangle over tsarist family remains Maple (Reuters): Crew safe after ship breaks up Gibraltar resists pressure by Spain for greater access Mercantile Credit Yeltsin steps in to defend reform chief British Gas Netanyahu at bay on land plan Israel's coalition is at risk from MPs fighting a Palestinian handover, Christopher walker reports Skeletons in desert thought to be those of Pinochet victims Safetynet Trouble in store after of-the-cuff remark Kenya Airways Rac Short aids fight to halt abuse of women Bank of Scotland Banking Direct 'Pagans have had 2,000 years of bad press' Jason Cowley on the revival of witches, wizards and magic LineOne Lacoste OKI People to People Technology The Times The mistress bond It pays for jilted wives and mistresses to gang up on errant husbands, says Maureen Freely Low on happy endings Realities of divorce + Fussy eaters + Boarding schools Garrard Getting the Nhs off its sickbed Alan Milburn outlines Labour's prescription for an ailing service More money will be needed each year—and we will find it Voting riddle Diary Falling into a tiger trap This so-called crisis has exposed the madness of Asia's corrupt markets Golden couple Diary Colourful past Diary Just fur you Diary Alan Coren Just a small thing, perhaps, ken, but it would give you a point Brown's Way To Budget of good sense wasteful stunts Premier under Pressure Netanyahu's difficulties should not be misinterpreted Precious Harvest What man has destroyed, science can help man to restore 'Half a loaf' for disabled litigants National treasures Case for carriers Wigs and gowns Taking sides on foxhunting debate Threat of BSE 'nightmare' in the US Hoffnung recalled Oxbridge MPs Still flying Today's monarchy popular not divine Proceed with care Court Circular Birthdays today Baron Ryder of Wensum Baron Hattersley Personal Column Royal engagements Meeting Bamboos flourish in urban jungle RHS show Royal College of General Practitioners Institute of Sports Medicine Latest wills Dinners Personal Column Service dinner Sir Isaiah Berlin, OM Royal Over-Seas League Forthcoming marriages The Domestic Directory Lecture Order of Merit Personal Column Jeremy Potter Jeremy Potter, publisher, novelist, historian and businessman, died on November 15 aged 75. He was born on April 25,1922 The Times Charity Feature Personal Column Frank Steele Frank Steele, OBE, intelligence officer and merchant banker, died on November 20 aged 74. He was born in India on February 11,1923 Helenio Herrera Helenio Herrara, football coach, died in Venice on November aged 81. He was born on April 17,1916 Professor Thomas Scratcherd Thomas Scratcherd, Professor of Physiology Unviersity of Sheffield, 1973-87, died on October 27 aged 73. He was born on January 4,1924 Scriptural Subjects on the Cinematograph News The Times Crossword No 20,647 Business WPA Western Provident Association Forecast Low? Tomorrow Business Brown's ACT action to woo business New 'junk' rating heightens Tokyo meltdown fears Canary Wharf resumes development Lafarge nets Redland for £1.8bn Pay restraint lost on Post Office Pit closures on the horizon despite RJB's £600m deal Homes Direct life & pension services Sport Television and Radio Business Today On the block Electrifying Pre-Budget Briefs Cima Business Training Brown's objectives for the British economy The State of the Nation Chancellor states the need for long-term focus to reach goals Warning hits EMI share price Foreign firms to be let into US phone market Thorn to sell us chain as part of strategy review Dresdner chief for London Boeing action Jobs to go Tourist Rates Brown's objectives for the British economy Anglo to form world's biggest gold producer Textiles firm finds £2.8m false profit Thistle chief checks out with £500,000 Hum gives Smiths one more year By our City Editor: Steer us to the nearest party Commentary We want you to succeed Little joy from Budget as Tokyo fall shakes shares Stock Market British Funds Liffe Options London Financial Futures Money Rates(%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baier & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes McCarthy & Stone Tempus National Grid Tempus Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Peel's bed of Thistles Tempus Quadramatic Tempus Wall Street World trade dealt a bitter blow by E1 Nino's financial maelstrom Alasdair Murray on the economic consequences of a weather phenomenon Brass tacks The Times Ciyt Diary Japanese tears won't wash much in West Thawed out The Times City Diary King's ransom The Times City Diary Coal industry must dig itself out of its own problems John Battle outlines the Government's approach to the future of British mining LineOne National Grid investors to get £770m payout What the management said in 1996 Billiton warning over commodity market turmoil Why pay ridiculous rates for your hotel calls? McCarthy & Stone powers past City's predictions Colonial plans Uk expansion Consortium takes over Tecno Severn Trent disappoints over payout Inquiry into Trustor Business Roundup Triplex Lloyd jumps Business Roundup Galliford acquires rival Business Roundup Quadramatic advances Barkers gets £5.5m refit Business Roundup Lloyd's ban on brokers Business Roundup Britton endorses US bid Business Roundup Jarvis shares advance Business Roundup Stock Exchange fear for 'funny' Sets prices Business Roundup Equities lose further ground Another of your achievements that will be remembered… The Times Unit Trust Information Service Mikimoto Property The Manhattan Loft Corporation North of the Thames Tamarind Court Spitalfields Weston Homes Plc Great Jubilee Wharf London Property Cumbria Property The myth of rising damp Private Sales W1 Freehold Hove East Sussex Country Home in Wedmore, Somerset Herts/cambs Border Conwy N. Wales Dordogne Mayfair-London W1 Windlesham Surrey Sandbanks, Poole, Dorset Central Cambridge "Ceol Na Mara" North Connel, by Oban,… Marbella Costa Del Sol in Spain Private Sales Pembridge Square W2 Surrey/sussex Borders West Dorest Borders Shropshire Shrewsbury Town Ireland, Killiney, Co Dublin Eastern Algarve Portugal There's a new home by the stream Earlsfield Rd, London Sw18 Amersham, Bucks Emsworth Salisbury Chalke Valley Village France Alpe D'huez Balearics Minorca Putney Aldeburgh Suffolk Space Shawbury Village Coleshill, Nth Warks Gascogne-Languedoc (France) Cyprus-Latchi Property London Rentals David De Lara & Partners Lofts Bewley Homes English Courtyard Sunningdale Village Multiple Display Advertising Items Stirling Ackroyd Brook's latest masterstroke: play it straight The great interpreter tells Andy Lavender why his new staging of Beckett's Oh Les Beaux Jours sticks faithfully to the original LineOne Nothing to live for and a lot to say The Chairs Duke of York's A tougher act to follow Pleasure Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament Snaps of their fading dreams One More Wasted Year Ambassadors Tales of the utterly unexpected New blood, and a little bloodletting Decca has staved off disaster and is remaking itself as the opera label. Simon Tait finds out how A night of contrast for a masterpiece Rothschild's Violin Queen Elizabeth Hall Suffering for art Concerts: Maxwell Davies premiere; touring Czech players; musical wit CLS/Hickox Frivolous Bliss Nash Ensemble/Brabbins Wigmore Hall Distant Prague Czech NSO Birmingham Stars and stripers Briefly Noted Today's Choice A daily guide to arts and entertainment complied by Marit Hargie Art Galleries 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 Younger than half her age Folk Joan Baez The Hawthe Crawley Not quite double trouble Blues Chris Smither/Kelly Joe Phelps A sound easy on the eye Jazz Queen Elizabeth Hall 298,000 readers of this section go to the theatre at… Limit to categories of malicious prosecution Remedy for excessive seizure of material The Times Notice requiring works to abate nuisance must be specific No right of appeal Choosing which court hears the case False accounting in housing benefit claim form Characteristics defining social groups for asylum Crème de la Crème Clifford Chance Versatile Pa to Owner/director P. 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Jennai Cox looks at how more men are returning to their historical role as secretaries National Lottery Charities Board Innovation in business publishing City of Westminster Directors' Secretaries Gordon-Yates Centre Point Group Talented Temps Montpelier Asset Managment Limited Put your Career under the Spotlight West Indies may follow lead and elevate Lara Alan Lee Cricket Commentary Crème de la Crème Baker & McKenzie Multilingual Malabar Atherton relishes new challenge Multilingual Crème Courses Bruno to consider another career Boxing Second cut the deepest for Britons Golf: Way and Sherry among Casualties as Rain Disrupts European Tour Qualifying School Michelin For the Record Today's Fixtures O'Sullivan writes off his chances of title triumph Snooker One Man's talent shines through gloom Racing: Suspected Cracked Pastern Leaves Martha's Son Early Casualty at Huntingdon Thunderer: Windsor Rapid Raceline Police investigate doping cases Concern over faulty start Blinkered first time Thunderer: Hexham Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Thunderer: Chepstow Kendall hits back at Bilic LineOne Britain's Most Popular Button Barcelona's slide offers Dalglish reason for hope Football Gross rings changes at Spurs William Hill Second ban for Petit By our Sports Staff: Beale on spot as Wycombe suffer Revised Dhaw All Blacks are stretched to the limit Rugby Union: Brave English Rugby Partnership Xv Almost Taste Glory in West Country Smith responds in regal fashion Sailing:'king of the Southern Ocean' Lives up to his Billing Profile of tennis to increase Salute to a Cambridge tradition Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Llewellyn returns to bolster Wales Winning Move Keene on Chess Ireland lose services of Wood Sport in Brief Third for Wigan Sports in Brief Waqar back Sports in Brief Bray wins Sports in Brief Daring to challenge an All Black aggressor The hake is an absolutely perfect piece of pure gamesmanship' Midweek View Midland Bank Cheung wins surprise call Basketball Word-Watching Radio Choice Inside the bears' den Television Choice Joanna's plum pudding needed pruning Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Cricket McRae's world falls apart despite victory Makinen does just enoughto retain crown after Scot's third RAC Rally triumph Times Two Crossword Yorke revives Villa's cup hopes after Steaua receive head start Simon Barnes First Telecom Rodber makes strong case Your Connection to the World of … Technology Licensed to sell Clara NET 2001 odyssey will digitise homes and hit business Server Software for CU-SeeMe Compu-sniffer to dog terrorists and mines Comdex says hi to a serving of Hydra Times Interface Take an online tour of a stately home Nicholas Booth on the heritage sites being showcased on the Web Compuserve Dab system lets police point the finger fast Why Apple had to avoid making another mistake Top executive explains decision to stop licensing Mac operating system to clone manufacturers Christmas Megadeal Software that knows when you're lying GP-in-a-box will zap patients to safe zone A new mobile diagnosis box takes readings-then sends them to the nearest hospital Computer books, you've got it covered Chips are down in Las Vegas Java-mania, PDAs and the latest in connectivity: Ray Hatley and Geof Wheelwright report from Comdex 97 Cheap way to fax Dell Solid results in full colour Add-ons are all in hand Technoworld PLC IT vacancy in tropical paradise. Any takers? 'I ran an area of two million square miles but 99 per cent was water' Free DisNEY Soft Ware! North Sea probe may save the planet Iola Smith on a new project to end global warming fear Opus Voice-mail rings the changes Credit card fraud hits the Internet Schoolboy hackers' computer scam fuels fears about shopping on the Web Digital Photo FX Mustard Computers Student lectures on video PCS Direct Laser will tell storm secrets Highwire A chip off the old block Crecedile Clips Could the police tap into your e-mailbox? A court case in Holland will test electronic privacy. Clive Parker assesses the dangers Smart phones get wise Hi-Grade Sound bytes from the edge E-Suite puts Java on the desktop Winner of UK Internet awards Walk and talk in a 3-D city Urban planners can roam in virtual London XPress is slow to arrive but worth the wait Julian Desborough runs the rule over Quark's new 4.0 package for desktop publishers Intel inside Carrera Pop videos are made simple Tidings of comfort and joys Goodwill to men-and zap, wham, wallop to the enemy Tim Wapshott Picks top 25 games Robottes Console yourself with hardware Console yourself with hardward Netkonect Thriller millionaire shoots from the lip How multimedia opens the doors for It staff John Kavanagh finds that the techies are suddenly very much in demand in the creative arena Option LineOne The Artec circle Fish and chips Hard and fasten rules about Zips Dr Keyboard How to get the doctor's fact-sheets Print Lexmark History makers brought to life Software Agenda All in One Safe passage past 2000 for networks Business Fast track to a solution LineOne Changing faces in the It workplace Infotrade Stopping the tigers' ripples Bonanza as Globe turns supernova Business Five-year deal for IBM boss Direct Connection Vadis Spex Internet Ltd Calibre James Goodman Associates Ltd Consultants & Data Engineers PMR Group PLC Computer Futures HI Calibre Personnel Visual Alms SSR is Europe's largest HR Consultancy Lomaz recruitment Heinz Network Team Leader MacQuarie Bank Thamesport (London) Ltd HW Group Technology Vision GlaxoWellcome Time Computer Systems
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