News from 24/06/1998
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Giles Tremlett, Tunku Varadarajan, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Helen Johnstone, Bel Mooney, Wendy Bevan-Mogg, Julian Muscat, Tennis Correspondent, Chris Ward, Alexandra Frean, Nicholas Serota, Director, Rob Hughes, Simon Barnes, Gary Neville, David Moss, Gavin Lumsden, Nicolette Jones, Raymond Snoddy, Media Editor, James Landale, Political Reporter, Philip Howard, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, Clive Davis, Richard Beeston and Tom Rhodes, Lynne Truss, ZZTom Rhodes, Roger Maynard, Jennifer Veale, E. S. G. Liddell, John R. Hall, General Secretary, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, Valerie Elliott, Nicholas Watt, Political Correspondent, Janet Bush, Economics Editor, Alan Toogood Horticulture Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Shirley English, Matthew Barbour, Andrew Colquhoun Secretary and Chief Executive, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, David Taylor, Martin Barrow, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Matthew Parris Political Sketch, Peter Waymark, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Ray Kennedy, Ian Murray, Medical Correspondent, Jill Sherman Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Clark, Eve-Ann Prentice, John O'Leary, James Landale Political Reporter, Janet Bush, Audrey Magee, Peter Barnard, Zahid Hussian, Emma Thomasson, Jasper Gerard, Nigel Hiawkes Science Editor, Paul Durman, Carol Midgley Media Correspondent, Anthony Bradbury, Anne Willitts, Celia Brayfield, Adam Jones, Michael Prestage, Raymond Keene, Adam Sage, Claudia Joseph, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, John Russell Taylor, Matt Dickinson, Alix Ramsay, Paul Wilkinson, Susan MacDold, Chris Partridge, Michael P. Walters, Adam Barnard, John A. S. Flynn, Bronwen Maddox, Roger Boyes, Oliver August, Ian Murray Medical Correspondent, Nigel G. Meek, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Ian Brammer, Robert Cole, City Correspondent, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, J. P. Maxwell, Adam Fresco, Valerie Elliott, Whitehall Editor, Nick Szczepanik, Sarah Johnstone, Giles Whittell, Adrian Lee and Stephen Farrell, Jason Nisse, Christopher Walker, James Pringle, Chris Parker, Winston Fledtcher, Chairman, Simon De Bruxelles, Andrew Cumming, Kevin McCarra, Gavin Hadland, Frank Allaun, Anjana Ahuja, Chris McGrath, Russell Jenkins, Ray Hatley, Weird Web, Mike Whitlam, Tony Dawe, Brian Glanville, Simon Jenkins, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Marianne Curphey Insurance Correspondent, Nigel Powell, Marianne Curphey, Stephen Dalton, Lindsay Nicolle, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Richard Morrison, David Powell, James Christopher, Valerie Grove, Susan MacDonald, John Phillips, Robert Whymant, Damian Whitworth and Shirley English, John Goodbody, Sports News Correspondent, Philip Congdon, Mary Allen, Nigel Glass,
ResumoWednesday 30P Every Weekday Anti-sleaze chief drops Dame Shirley Neil retreats over conflict of interest Index Oecd warning Jewellers joined Abbey National Book via Internet and fly easyJet, from only Debt-ridden Tories given £250 limit Feathered dinosaurs lift theory of birds' origin Why Mme Chirac hates football Home alone no longer The Times Why teenagers love the family Scotland kiss goodbye to their World Cup dream By our Political Correspondent: London walkway in memory of Princess Wednesday 30P Every Weekday Victim hardly singed by inquisitors who promised a grilling Direct Line Savings No 10 press chief denies briefing against ministers Attlee created the party's first master of spin Swiftcall Low Cost International Calls Blair launches Heathrow train Bank of Scotland Mortgages Direct Volunteers test Aids vaccine News in Brief Food checks Rebels blamed Hospital attacks Apathy tax Court told Christie was 'Judy Garland of the 100 metres' Libel trial hears details of sprinter's four-letter outbursts against drug testers, reports Adam Fresco Body of Claire, 13, is found Foster father denies Billie-Jo 'flirting' Fisherman tells of finding Rolex man in his net Virgin Sculptor's vanished icon goes on sale Presidential decree condemns Chirac's wife to silence There must be quiet Elysee Palace living room when football is on television, writes Adam Sage German fans are charged as battle looms in Lens Governemnt calls for long jail terms to deter racist attacks, writes Roger Boyes Burberrys London The party goes on for defeated Tartan Army England supporter stabbed in street Divorce may be best solution for children of warring parents Report says staying married for sake of the family can cause greater harm, writes Alexandra Frean More 'fast abortion' clinics Bank of Scotland Banking Direct, Edinburch Doctors losing superbug battle Mercedes-Benz Boy shot in physics test 'surprised to be alive' Vauxhall Action zones challenge the old school Blunkett promises first 500 schools will never return to unacceptably low standards, says John O'Leary The Action Zones Pc World the Computer Superstore The Pill is prescribed for grey squirrels Council censured over care home abuse Allegation by mentally handicaped residents of assault and rape went unheeded, reports Helen Johnstone Gulf War 'shield' ordeal drove banker to suicide Dolphin Travel the world smoothly on all six Star Alliance… Desolate families bid love farewell David Mamet's dialogue fizzes in familiar staccato style in The Old Neighbourhood at the Duke of York, writes Benedict Nightingale Star Alliance The airline network for Earth Ministry accused of breach in China arms ban For local off peack calls Joyriders kill man in crash News in Brief Son charged Boy 9 'raped' Oil spill trial Inmate killed Arrest damages £2.75m psalter MPs attack health advisers over vitamin B6 limit Halfords Garage Servicing Women officers attack 'sexism' Antarctic once warm enough for barnacles Direct Line Home Insurance Prince gets £6m profit from Duchy of Cornwall Woman, 23, sues over bullying at school Hairdresser claims authorities did nothing to protect her from taunts and abuse, reports Shirley English Vatican cardinal urges closer links with Methodists Virgin Boots Opticians Ten radio stations to go digital next year Foreign Office makes diplomatic protest over cuts BT Lords hit Labour with worst defeat over tuition fees Field sets out case for compulsory pensions Now Look Who's Talking Straw reins in prisons watchdog on crime Bill In Parliament Belgians call for action to tame drivers Public fury may bring order to Europe's wildest roads, writes Charles Bremner Security rings net Spanish hijacker Cheltenham & Gloucester Mortgage Direct Eurocorps off to start its first mission 'Herr Blair' draws on foreign aide Direct Line Mortgage The Scotch House Yeltsin raises alarm over financial crisis Russia's leader is demanding urgent steps to stabilise the country's failing economy and to avert social unrest Nationwide Gucci trial widow had brain tumour World in Brief Jams to cost New York £4bn McCartney snub upsets Ono (AFP): 18 die in school bus attack (AP): Italy agrees to Nato deal Advert proves to be dead loss Prada Maureen O'Sullivan dies at 87 North Korean crew feared dead as captured midget submarine sinks Science poised to grow organs Dan Technology Third World boys 'sold as soccer slaves' Talent Scouts lure thousands with dream of football fame, writes John Phillips Bhutto denies 'fabricated' charges Direct Line Life Insurance Briton dies on Barrier Reef UN seizes Iraqi nerve gas evidence Findings emerge as Security Council reviews curbs, writes Tom Rhodes McDonald 's ousts Stalin as China shows changing face to us leader James Pringle, who covered the 1972 Nixon trip, looks at Beijing in advance of the Clinton visit Bank of Scotland Debonair World Cover Direct Voter apathy spells Japan crisis Arafat police 'beat mothers of prisoners' Demolitions fuel anger Reuters: Widow breaks down testifying about suspicious Machel crash British Airways The world's favourite airline New safety steps for the oldest footprints Hotel Sofitel Britain attacks India's nuclear deal Standard Life Bank Very Gallic charm to bridge the culture gap French envoy Jean Gueguinou, is leaving London for Rome. Interview by Valerie Grove BT It's good to talk Fly easyJet The significance of keeping your own name Bel Mooney on the outdated convention that dictates how we view married women A generation born to conform Stock Market Growth The ex-President and his 'young' bride P. W. Botha is just one of South Africa's leaders to have fallen for women many years their junior. Ray Kennedy reports Teenagers on Working Mothers Clinton and the teddy bears' picnic Bronwen Maddox on a symbolic start to the President's China trip A cool exit Picture Gallery Horse , rope and tree The Woodward case shows the danger of media-led, lynch mob justice Write on Arabian night Booking out Alan Coren The Fakt is, I kan't see any other way to kommunikate Campbell in Committee A rare public outing for the Prime Minister's man Friends in Need A blessing for rigged elections would betray Cambodia's people Table Football Madame Chirac speaks out for the women of the world Inadequacies of minimum wage French 'pennies' Public's views on crossing the floor Church schools Anti-personnel mines Country art in town Penny-pinching Hunting referendums Leave regulation to the professions Bad manners at Lord's Smooth men England's hopes Court Circular Royal engagements Service dinners Dinner United & Cecil Club Personal Column Church in Wales Appointments Reception Cruse Exotic newcomers strike gold Anniversaries Fishmongers' Company Appointment Memorial service Mr Thomas Hutchinson Birthdays today Luncheon First Day Cover Club Latest wills Forthcoming marriages Marriage Benny Green Personal Column Cardinal Anastasio Ballestrero Cardinal Anastasio Ballestrero, former Archbishop of Turin. died on June 21 aged 84. He was born on October 3.1913 On this Day June 24,1985 Troopship Disaster Recalled Anne Wood Anne Wood, singer, opera administrator and teacher, died on June 12 aged 90. She was born on August 2.1907 News The Times Crossword No 20,826 Business Forecast Cats & Dogs In the Times Inside Section 2 Today Rate rise may tip economy into recession OECD report argues against increase Selfridges pair set to collect bumper one-off bonuses Gersh joins procession leaving EMI Thomson scheme to start early Arts Surprise win for Microsoft in anti-trust battle James Capel Investment Management Sport Pearson sets off scramble to buy Tussauds Television and Radio Pages Business Today Galen merger Coke float BAT subsidiary secures Florida appeal victory Galen plans £1.5bn pharmaceutical merger in Europe Building societies find the feeling is not mutual Tourist Rates AMP More Connected Airport take-offs boost TBI FSA aims to limit cost of mis-selling inquiry By our City Staff: Cold April bad for Majestic Minister puts late payers on notice Laird Group shares value slumps by 21% Business Roundup PolyGram chief named Hartstone disposal Coffee at 17-month low Kingfisher takes control Oliver rebels urge vote AMP slips once again Wagon earnings lift 15% Float price set for bottler of Coca-Cola Snakeboard steers into fresh rescue Carpetright price at three-year low Chloride has £50m war chest By our City Editor: Selfridges tries to float uphill Commentary Canon Commodities Liffe Options BT shares surge as City connects up to At&t link 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 Sticking with electrics Tempus Halma First Leisure Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes Snakeboard Wall Street Australia goes West to escape Asia Gin, no tonic Fragile China not the solution to Asian woes Janet Bush Spin Bowler Net call Slazenger Sheer Instinct First Leisure falters as Grade sees demand cool Sterling hits Halma pre-tax Euler Trade Indemnity Orange plans mobile video phones Forfaiting falls foul of forecast Hogg Robinson plummets 78% N Brown shares boosted 50 St James Volvo puts Scottish jobs in jeopardy Business Roundup Tinsley profits up 45% Cardiff HQ for Firstplus Hewetson looks to buy Gartland net assets lift Watson share price slips Shares rally after shaky start Trading Period: Settlement takes place five business days after the day of trade. Changes are calculated on the previous day's close, but adjustments are made when a stock is ex-divident. Changes, yields and price/earnings ratios are based on middle prices Compaq Planet Microsoft The Times Unit Trust Information Service Withdrawn North of the Thames Westbury Bewley Homes The City Quay Point West Kensington The house that has the famous starstruck One of Ireland's most spectacular homes is on the market. Audrey Magee looks at the stir it's creating Property North of the Thames Urban spaces Canal Building W. A. Ellis City & West End English Courtyard Multiple Display Advertising Items Bellway Homes Marina Puente Romano Ortega leads the way to £2,000 prize Up-To-Date Player Scores with Latest round and Total Top 50 in the Fantasy League Heavy metal still pulling in the brass Pop Ozzfest 98 Milton Keynes Bowl Opera & Ballet Literature Smooth operator Jazz Karrin Allyson Pizza on the Park Rhythm method Ingrid Laubrock Vortex Jazz Bar, N16 Music Multiple Display Advertising Items Master of the voices How to make the opera sing for its supper Mary Allen argues that confrontation and threats are not going to solve the funding crisis at the Royal Opera House Lit fit for the unlikely lads Literature: Nicolette Jones on a scheme to convince adolescent boys that reading books is cool Vodafone Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament Luke Caulfield A mad reign in Spain Theatre The Bone Room Young Vic Studio Buffer to the blind man Oedipus Tyrannos Bac, Sw11 High-Rise misses Irish engagement Racing Chester Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Lingfield Park Rapid Raceline Epsom Carlisle Warwick Hamilton Park Course Specialists Salisbury Scent of victory not enough to stop the sucker punch Harrods Knightsbridge Owen seizes centre stage in Hoddle's plans for Colombia World Cup 98 William Hill Guess who we BeaT on the price of short local calls? The World Cup Today Group C France v Denmark Intel inside Pentium Lack of pass master may return to haunt Hoddle World Cup 98 Rob Hughes believes that boldness is now the best policy agains Colombia England's aspirations are going for a song Gambler finds his silver lining World Cup Diary Norway impose harsh penalty Controversial victory over holders proves rough justice for Morocco Di Biagio and Bergomi add to Italy 's sense of satisfaction Nastro Azzurro Chile resist fierce fightback to book date with Brazil England become laughing stock Rugby Union: New Zealand Maoris' Nine Tries Underline Touring Team's Shortcomings Legal & Public Notices Marine Accident Investigation Branch NatWest No appeal for Grewcock For the Record Today's Fixtures Lloyd remains bewildered by batting failures Cricket Sport in Brief Grin and grit lift Hingis over difficult obstacle Champion produces solid opening performance to overcome Raymond in straight sets Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Ungainly Williams stays back to move forward Winning Move Keene on Chess The Times Rain gives Cowan the chance to regroup Rusedski's advisers urge him to give up British No 1 trying to defy pain damaged ankle Oregon Scientific Results Word-Watching Today's Order of Play Television Choice Radio Choice I used to be good at ironing , but I'm rusty Review Bbc1 Satellite and Cable Picture Gallery Tennis Scotland forced to face home truth Burley's sending-off adds to despair of Brown's team as Moroccan victory proves in vain Times Two Crossword Brown rues worst performance when occasion demanded best The World Cup Today Tomorrow Bose Better sound through research LineOne The Enforcer a Hacker who of the Web Hounds… Checker to stop errors Disney joins rush for portals Eye on the weather History goes into cyberspace Apple loses loyalty lead America's digital pundits are up in arms about… Index Chorus of approval for opera site As one institution declines, a virtual one is born. Eve-Ann Prentice reports Instant portraits for art lovers Compuserve New versions of Euro verse Doctor Keyboard BT It's good to talk Opening Windows on a much easier world Just what the Doc didn't order E@r-mail A laptop with drive Advantage the umpires... Virgin Net Soft take on a tough game Software BP Truth could be all in the mind Uri Geller's Weird Web Calling would-be inventors High Wire WHICHonline Microsoft Talking 'bout his generation A guiding light for the expats Extra help is at hand for those posted overseas, reports Lindsay Nicolle Dell Always on call Agenda High life in the Ferrari fast lane The Document Company Xerox Be a Winner Wagers on the Web Intel inside Fun Zone Hackers fight Net monsters It all Your Guide to Sage Surfing Netcom UK Who's reading over your shoulder? 'Cctv' for the Net may mean you're never alone with your screen, says Gavin Hadland Is it computer Heaven or Hell? It is half a century since the first computer was created at Manchester. 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