News from 04/05/1998
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Phil Yates, Arthur Leathley, Transport Correspondent, Brian Lucas, Tunku Varadarajan, Jon Ashworth, Helen Johnstone, Dennis Berry (Architect), Nick Nuttall, Michael Aylwin, DJM, Grace Bradberry, Lucy Lawrence, John Vincent, Barry Trowbridge, Simon Barnes, Adam Fresco and Srikumar Sen, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, Brian March, President, Ivo Tennant, Neville A. Benbow, Gavin Lumsden, Philip Delves, Neil Follett, James Landale, Political Reporter, Philip Howard, Janet Bush, Charles Bremner and Philip Webster, Oliver Holt Football Correspondent, Lynne Truss, Kevin Eason, Gerald Davies, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Carl Evans, Bryan Stiles, Pat Gibson, Valerie Elliott, Nicholas Watt, Political Correspondent, Kevin Mccarra, Ann Scanlon, Dominic Walsh, Debra Craine, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, L. J. Wright, Robin Young, Edward Walsh, Keith Pike, Fraser Nelson and Arthur Leathley, Charles Bremner, William J. Woodward, Chris Mcgrath, Jill Mitchell, Sharon De Blanc, Russell Kempson, Nicholas Watt Political Correspondent, Paul Durman, Helen Wallace, Sydney Friskin, Peter Deakin, Sales & Marketing Director, Jeffrey Lee, Nicholas Harling, Audrey Magee, Ireland Correspondent, Paul Sexton, William Dixon Smith, Jeremy Gomm, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, David Surtees, Adam Jones, A. G. Dempsey, Raymond Keene, David Charter, Education Correspondent, Adam Sage, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Matt Dickinson, Victoria Walker, Anne Wade, Nigel Hawkes, Cathy Harris, Melvyn Bragg, Alan Pearey, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, I. Cross, Roger Bootle, Nicholas Wood, John Allison, Christopher Thomas, William Rees-Mogg, Nick Szczepanik, Dominic Kennedy, Richard Voelcker, Giles Whittell, Colin Schlapobersky Chairman, Simon De Bruxelles, Gitta Sereny, Mel Webb, Philip Webster and Charles Bremner, Kathryn Knight, Gerald Larner, Anjana Ahuja, Mark Hodkinson, Walter Gammie, Peter Riddell, Ian Brodie, Brian Glanville, Brian Clarke, Michael Dynes, Graham Searjeant, Fraser Nelson, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Martin Waller, Elizabeth Cowley, Christopher Irvine, Daniel Rosenthal, M. J. Soley, Clive R. Dunnico, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, Marianne Curphey, David Powell, Bill Edgar, Jonathan Martin, Michael Henderson, Malcolm Bruce, David Maddock, J. Rotblat, Peter Robinson, Jan Raath, John Thaxter, Ian Craggs, Lisa Verrico, In re Rayatt,
ResumoMonday 20P Monday Bank Holiday trading will boost poundw Anger over 'horse-trading' at euro launch Hostage family is released Index Fugitive Fashanu 'commits suicide' Fat cat lawyers enjoy cream of London restaurants Street chic for kids Fashion The truth about Mary Bell London peace talks on Mid-East look doomed Arsenal's Direct Line Life Insurance Monday 20P Monday Bormann identified Mary Bell's confession Arsenal win Premiership May Day Cook faces Commons row over arms deal licences Nicholas Wood on claims of official collusion to breach a Un embargo Mercenary whose work is danger 'The hero of Hell City' Budget Mitchell defends 'rude' Mowlam Independent peers oppose reform plan Landmine legislation delay puts Cabinet colleagues at odds Knockout blow rekindles boxing furore Title fighter undergoes three-hour operation to remove blood clot on his brain after being knocked down for second time, report Adam Fresco and Srikumar Sen By a Correspondent: Adulterous officer sent home to await sack Eu official hunts rubber duck to near extinction By a Correspondent: Car commercial included winking Diana lookalike Microsoft Seat Fashanu's final happy hours in a gay dub Rejections led to a life in freefall The Times/dillons Forum Picture Gallery Daughter of Mp marries campaign co-worker By a Correspondet: Drinker killed by 27 Jack Daniel's PC World Actor dies week after losing role in The Bill Star kept on drinking booking into clinic, Kathryn Knight reports Fans held in relegation violence News in Brief Prescott scathing over car criticism Schoolgirl drowns trapped in drainpipe Good luck Canon Passengers kept waiting for rail sell-off dividend Figures reveal a marked fall in punctuality after privatisation, say Fraser Nelson and Arthur Leathley Opt-out schools take up classics Mp is 'off message' on Labour tax rises The Royal Bank of Scotland Why dark blue polyester is the safest sunwear Nick Nuttall reports on a labelling scheme that could banish cream T-shirts from the beach Lover to lose stamp of celebrity Comet Nurse sues over passive smoking Second city flies the flags for Europe British Summit Time 'No one should notice the vast amount of effort that went in' Frantic behind-the-scene activity helps events to run smoothly, reports Valerie Elliott Tiny British Summit Time Birmingham finds itself the political hub of Europe as Britain plays host to world leaders, writes Philip Delves Broughton Disneyland Welcome to Cardiff, city of the pneumatic drill Clinton 'consumed by self-pity 'as inquiries take toll Magicians lament vanishing tricks as TV reveals all Bank to write off theft of $66m Harare tycoon's assets frozen Birmingham P&O's giant liner sets sail for the golf Life goes on and 6n for the people who time forgot Michael Dynes meets inhabitants of a remote region in Azerbaijan famed for their longevity Fiat Desperate Nepalis turn to the monarchy The Erotic Review Leaders blame Blair for bank wrangle Philip Webster and Charles Bremner look back on a bitter Euro Summit The buck stops with inscrutable Mr Euro Profile Silk Cut Vatican signs up for new currency Italy Poverty's fugitives cling to edges of society in land of the rich Inside Germany Visitors at Louvre frisked for stolen art Kingston Dna tests on skull end long hunt for Bormann From Associated Press in Hamburg: How us secret service saw the faces of Hitler French Socialist snatches victory from far Right US underestimated missiles in Cuba (Reuters): Poison clean-up begins Bomb alert at Vatican (AP): India plans rocket tests (AP): Space ark comes home Kitting out cool kids Choosing styles to suit children can be made easy by mail-order says Style Editor Grace Bradberry Thorsons No Title Multiple Display Advertising Items Bank of Scotland Pharaoh with a secret A rare genetic disorger may link present day sufferers with an Egyptian pharaoh. Anjana Ahuja reports The Times Time Stop the crop The bearing necessities 'Mary is a very, very loving mother' Cries Unheard: Mary Bell Mogtherhood turned Mary two people, says Gitta sereny in the fourth extract from her book The Guilty One is You Not Me A good day with grandma A brief but happy reconciliation between Mary and her mother was followed soon after by Betty's death Elusive truth Tomorrow St. Joseph's Hospice Honest Joe and the fear of fame A movie hat-trick is going to make it hard for Joseph Fiennes to keep a low profile, says Daniel Rosenthal Ericsson Do authors live to write, or write to live? Melvyn Bragg Hearing how the future works CBSO/Rattle Birmingham Concerts: Rattle meshes with Mahler; experience and youth in tandem; plus 30 years of the King's Singersee Beethoven grandeur Bavarian RSO/Maazel Barbican A different spin on tradition King's Singers Wigmore Hall Darring to celebrate Siobhan Davies Oxford Playhouse Opera & Ballet South of Southport, down Mexico way Pop Gomez Dingwalls, Nw1 Souped-up of the day Feader/Everclear Astoria Cut the third degree Curve Empire, W12 Nottingham Playhouse The Times Art Gallery Guide Queen's Theatre This week in the Times Give a dog of war a bad name Mercenaries can have a vital role in peacekeeping, says Jeffrey Lee Still waiting All Europe Will pay for this folly French arrogance and German and British weakness have produced a grotesque and costly surrender A silver lining to the euro Blair sees a chance for British leadership, says Peter Riddell Sore Foot Gollancz, also brought out Guilty Men, his scathing… Novel ideas Bank on Tony The line between fact and ficiton is blurred in the crumbling Stalinist stronghold of North Korea Daylight Robbery Blair has connived in a shameful political hold-up Leadership in London The peace process needs separate issues to be unpackaged Taking the Public for a Ride The White Paper must stiffen control of rail fat-cats Lessons from the case of Mary Bell Mothers in today's labour market How does the Church manage? Monuments at risk Moving tale Diana logo Naming and shaming Museums to mark man's inhumanity All mod cons Highway tootery By any other name Birthdays today Social News Anniversaries Luncheon Today's royal engagements Service luncheon Memorial service Service dinner Marriages Personal Column Picture Gallery Tourist crush may banish Wordsworth from Lakes Appointments in the Forces Picture Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items Latest wills Multiple Display Advertising Items Sale recalls dismal day for W. G. Grace Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Nature notes Appointments in the Church Maureen Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava Justin Fashanu Eldridge Cleaver Kevin Lloyd The Times Crossword No 20,782 News Business Aa Information WPA Features Mind and Matter Forecast Arts In the Times Sport National Lottery Tv Listings Opinion Columns Obituaries Letters The Papers The Joy Gazza and Middlesbrough go up Arsenal revel in success of Wenger's French evolution The Despair The Hope Family Confidential Armstrong's twin strike launches promotion party Nationwide League: Middlesbrough's victory consigns North East rivals to lottery of play-offs Sunderland's belief unshaken Ilic excels as Birmingham barrage proves fruitless Radios provide late relief for Sheffield Ball revels in rescue act Cheers not tears as Vale survive Humour eases pain in a tale of two sad Cities Aldridge bows out in typical fashion Arsenal time title run-in to perfection Celtic miss chance to end ten years of waiting Dunfermline prolong race for Bell's Scottish League title and ease the pain of defeat for Rangers Champions show champagne style Modern vintage combines former qualities with the finest in imported, continental flair Marc Aspland Klinsmann lives up to billing of saviour Wimbledon 2 Tottenham Hotspur 6 Fa Carling Premiership: Gross deflects praise from Tottenham striker after four-goal Wednesday lack fight to offer test for Villa Sheffield Wednesday 1 Aston Villa 3 By Richard Hobson No hiding place for Shearer Newcastle United 3 Chelsea 1 By David Powell West Ham feel force of Liverpool backlash Liverpool 5 West Ham United 0 By Peter Robinson Bolton's timely run of form raises hopes of great escape Bolton Wanderers 5 Crystal Palace 2 By David Maddock Blackburn revert to self-destruct mode Coventry City 2 Blackburn Rovers 0 By Keith Pike Barnsley finally bow to the inevitable Leicester City 1 Barnsley 0 By Mark Hodkinson Fa carling premiership: Defeat ends romantic adventure for football's favouritc underdogs Hayles goal nets Rovers costly path to play-offs Ups and Downs Taylor assured of fans' vote Nationwide League: Fulham Contest Play-Offs despite Defeat by Second Division Champions Relieved Waddle escapes with his pride still intact Torquay faithful endure full gamut of emotions Jones finds his luck is out yet again Rovers look to future after second title success FA CARLING Premiership Nationwide Football League Bell's League Championship Premier Division Non-League and National Leagues Pools Check Overseas Vauxhall Conference Carling F. 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Premiership Nationwide Football League Bell's League Championship Eagles fly in the face of modern obsession Simon Barnes Stand oop if you're on your way down Lynne Truss Opinion, please Sharing TV football Eccentric timings in the London Marathon Velcro shirts Fixture jam Making rugby attractive This week in the Times Hill has no time for tired players The Times Saracens recover strength of character Wood provides missing steel Richmond ready to move on to bigger things Tapper gives Bedford time to finish the job Cooke in line to take over Cotton's role Ebbw Vale turn the tables Townsend turns on the style to foil Bath Eagles take flight on the back of self-belief Unquenchable spirit helps Sheffield to defy odds and lift Silk Cut Challenge Cup Sjoland holds firm for first win Golf: Olazabal Misses Chance to Overtake Els in Order Merit Competition makes inner-city comeback Schools Sport World Cup boost for England Notton breakthrough seals Surrey triumph Hockey Hilton walks tall in Berkshire Citibank Dorsey stars as Bullets triumph Captain's innings leaves no room for regrets Alan Lee, cricket correspondent, finds Michael Atherton determined to prove himself once more Shah completes perfect day for Middlesex man Stylish Moody proves decisive Weekend Scoreboards Smith leads the way as Sussex collapse For the Record Rugby Union Club Cricket Cycling Baseball Boxing Choice determines weather to fish Brian Clarke explains how April's showers have whetted his appetite for angling Burns ignites push in pursuit of world title Motor Rallying Havelock withdraws from England team Speedway No Title No Title Higgins takes the initiative Snooker: Doherty Faces Uphill Battle against Confident Scotsman Smith defies pressure to shatter record Sport in Brie Silk Cut remain upbeat Lingfield complete double Enqvist topples Agassi Monarchs dethroned Foster injured at party Hingis in charge Badminton to go ahead Cape Verdi proves a class apart Racing: Godolphin Adventure Brought Full Circle with Commanding 1.000 Guineas Victory Kempton Park Newcastle Doncaster Evidence provides no objections to My Learned Friend Yesterday's Results Rapid Raceline The Times Official view puts accent on substance before style Reputations rise and fall as Kings eclipses odds-on favourite in 2'000 guineas Xaar diverted from the path to greatness Simon Barnes sees the latest 'horse of the century's fail to fulfil great expectations in classic circumstances Vaughan has treble at Llangeinor's new course Racing Saturday's Results Leader on the Flat Fontwell Park Towcester Southwell Real Quiet takes honours Ludlow Warwick Charity begins on a bicycle Victoria Walker suffers a sore seat in a good cause and urges others to join in a summer of fun on wheels Addresses Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Winning Move Cycling Events Keene on Chess The Times May Day Monday Jumbo Crossword Competition May Day Jumbo Crossword 164 Time runs from date of entry Court of Appeal Law Report May 4 1998 Court of Appeal School fees can be reasonable domestic need Commissions due are wages Justices cannot retrospectively refuse to accept plea P&o eyes wharfies' battle Alternative Investment Market British Airways Never mind that your train is late again, think of the fat profits The Facts The Board Granada 's resort hotels for Paramount at ?35m Word-Watching Change on Week Corporate Profile: 3i Tourist Rates The Times Britain should take action on the single currency now Monetary union is a reality we cannot ignore, says Malcolm Bruce SS Don't be fooled by the doctrine of inevitability Roger Bootle One fat lady and a trunk It may be rubbish, but it heed not be trashy Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable PowerGen talks to potential American partners Times Two Crossword In the Dock 44 Ba ready to favour Airbus over Boeing Rivals head-to-head for £2bn order Thomson runs out of share forms Biotech study reopened by Cameron McKenna Taxman demanding ?1 arrears Body Shop forges link in us to attack losses Venture capital funding surges Harp Cash 46 Tap Staff to gain as It firm heads for ?1bn float
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