News from 26/08/1998
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Mervin Spearing, George Foggon, Tunku Varadarajan, Barney Spender, David Adams, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Richard Stirling-Aird, Nick Nuttall, Robert Cole, Chris Ward, L. E. Butterfield, Colin Fink, Rob Hughes, Kieran Sweeney (Lecturer), Simon Barnes, Magnus Linklater, Richard Hobson, David Rhys Jones, Gavin Lumsden, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Jeremy Kingston, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Mike Wilkinson, George Sivell, Clive Davis, Gillian Harris Scotland Correspondent, Nick Nuttall, Environment Correspondent, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Heather Neill, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Marit Hargle, Martin Fletcher, F. Ansell, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Debra Craine, John O'leary, Education Editor, Matthew Barbour, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, Daniel Barnett, Nicholas Blanford, Robin Young, Alan Hamilton, Amanda Loose, Gillian Harris, Scotland Correspondent, Michael Clark, Alice Lagnado, John O'Leary, (AP), Janet Bush, George Joss, Katherine Bergen, Philip Webster and Martin Fletcher, Edward Gorman, S. R. Duff, Stephen Plowden, Jasper Gerard, Russell Kempson, Paul Durman, Michael Theodoulou, Tim Knight, Barry Millington, John Higgins, Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Lewis Smith, Polly Newton, Matt Dickinson, Alix Ramsay, Peter Bryan, Chris Partridge, Adam Barnard, Carl Mortished, International Business Editor, Amanda Gaines (Field Officer), Bronwen Maddox, Jane Hughes, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Roger Boyes, John L. Cole, John Stern, Oliver August, Hettie Judah, John Allison, Richard Duce, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, Iola Smith, Chris Parker, Simon De Bruxelles, Andrew Levi, Jason Nissé, Gerald Larner, David Kleboe, Kevin McCarra, Sean Hillen, Anjana Ahuja, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Michael Austin, Anthony Loyd, Ray Hatley, Ian Brodie, Fraser Nelson, Mark Henderson, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Barry Wigmore, Benedict Nightingale, Matthew Vaughn, Nigel Powell, Stuart Birch, Marianne Curphey, Lindsay Nicolle, Anne Lee, Frances Gibb, Sam Kiley, Arthur Leathley, Michael Henderson, Robin Lodge, Bronwyn Cosgrave, Richard Miles Banking Correspondent, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, India Knight, Richard Ford, Alasdair Murray, Economics Correspondent, Susan Emmett, Michael Hornsby Agriculture Correspondent,
ResumoBritish-based terror plotters face life jail Irish arrests expected under new laws Index New MCC ballot Garnier Has Blair failed the women of Britain? Bomb mastermind Abu Nidal arrested I passed my exams.. thanks to Prozac No 10 protest cut back to size Stand clear of the Tube's 100-year-old super-bug Baby or career: Which should come first? 'Giftedness' is not a special educational need, says judge Wednesday 30p Every Weekday 38,000 jobs guaranteed by BA order Top staff quit unit for child offenders Penal reformers are demanding an inquiry into centre run by Group 4 subsidiary, writes Richard Ford Release of terrorist prisoners proceeds despite protests Freedom should not be granted if paramilitaries refuse to disarm, say MPs. Martin Fletcher reports Bond St W1 Police chief questioned over drugs raid death Tories accuse Dobson of fiddling Applications for teacher training fall still further Death of deputy leader of SNP News in Brief Farmers protest Doctors' hours Stalking charge Soldier jailed Motorcyclist hurt Boy, 3, may have drowned friend after quarrelling Coroner says chiild found face-down in a puddle was probably killed unlawfully, reports Russel Jenkins Teenage girls held driver at gunpoint Yellow ties are the business for high-flyers Man struggled to free boy after helicopter crash Gascoigne's wife is granted a divorce Virgin Direct Personal Financial Service Ltd 'Professor Cyborg' opens a door on the future £100,000 arm for bionic man Rows hit Labour plan to be 'woman friendly' Polly Newton reports on wrangling between ministers and officials that has delayed policy guidelines PC World Police release film of rape suspect Painless cure for fear of needles Alan Clark Forum Leylandii hedge row takes root at No10 'Mr Mop' adds river clean-up to string of green initiatives Nick Nuttall on one of Britain's leading environments, who tries to practice what he preaches Commercial Union Battle to save tree species in danger of extinction Coffin was too wide for crematorium Cable & Wireless Campaign sets out to reclaim country lanes Homebuyers face big increase in legal fees Cost of conveyancing may double to cover solicitors' insurance for nagligence, reports Frances Gibb Rac Solicitor secures £00,000 deal for first novel Record road casualties in London News in Brief Tipsy traveller Jet emergency Bodleian facelift The call of duty Ready for your close-up, Mr Jones? By a Correspondent: £50,000 for study of Diana delusion MCC tries again to hit sexism for six The prospect of big cash losses is behind a new vote on admitting women to Lord's writes Alan Hamiltion Carnival makes its mark on the mail Intel inside Rent collector who had compassionate eye for hardship Artists Britain 'Dead hamster television advert upsets children Broadcasting body received more than 200 complaints in three days, reports Carol Midgley Bahamas puts up £25,000 to catch killer Cambridge don left Essex girl in tears Rock star's girlfriend heard crash on phone Intel inside Clash on lost Anne Frank pages Tiny Computers Limited Uganda joins rebels to widen Congo war Missionaries say Tutsis are being massacred as cult warriors abandon rebel alliance, reports Sam Kiley in Kinshasa Starr looks into 'power abuses' to impeach Clinton Surfers revel in hurricane waves In Russia's city of murders, hitmen are for hire in the small ads Memorial setback increases Kohl woe Demon Internet Serb forces kill Mother Teresa charity workers (AP): 'Defenders' actor dies at age of 88 Tourists to taste Ceausescu's life of luxury Duma and foreign bankers wooed by Chernomyrdin Poll fever sweeps Canberra World Summary Formal Jupp? inquiry opens (AFP): Death sentence on journalists (AP): Dates set for Nigerian polls (Reuters): India bans encyclopaedia (Reuters): Chickens given pecking orders Master terrorist who lost his sting Ailing Abu Nidal may have been betrayed by his Arab allies, writes Michael Theodoulou in Nicosia (Reuters): Libya weighs Lockerbie offer Bin Laden group declares the start of 'pitiless' war Afghanistan Bank of Scotland Banking Direct Catalogue of renegade Palestinian's 900 victims VX gas clue 'in factory soil' America Talks seek to end row Nuclear power forced to rattle its begging bowl Pakistan A long trail of blood leads to Nidal 'One day I'd like to bring my son to Ireland' Senator George Mitchell was the architect of the Northern Ireland peace process. How confident is he now after the horrors of Omagh? Interview by Barry Wigmore Hover Speed Fast Ferries Don't wait, have a baby now Pregnancy is a normal and natural state-even for a Spice Girl, says India Knight Virgin should realise pregnancy isn't a disease Annual Travel Insurance A levels drove me to Prozac Bryony Gordon got two As and a B at a level—but the stress was almost unendurable Her: Let's make love Him: Pass my cleanser The men's grooming industry has grown by 40 per cent in five years. Bronwyn Cosgrave reports Glow Guide Ecctis Prime Health When Irish hands are grasping Bronwen Maddox says Clinton must cut off the cash for terror Clinton's role is less obvious than he would like Dead letter The Times Diary Silent past The Times Diary Picture Gallery A long time coming Magnus Linklater fears polities has stalled justice for the Lockerbie victims Everyone knows the Libyans are the small fry of the case Hot dog The Times Diary Viscount Rothermere has dropped his libel action The Times Diary Early riser The Times Diary Alan Coren Don't call us. I certainly won't be calling you The Real Democrats Peace in Ulster needs Parliament's support Blair's Babes A labour Britain should offer women fairness, not favours Trees of Life British timber traders must lead the way for conservation Continued danger for Irish peace FO telegrams Hidden poverty in semi-rural South Consultants' awards Age discrimination Badger cull Sunday school's verdict on Diana Princess pictured Segregated soldiers Cheat's Pimm's Court Circular Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Royal Naval College Greenwich High Commissioner Legal appointment Appointment Fight to preserve residence is lost £650,000 'monstrosity' will replace attractive old Government House Anniversaries Personal Column Latest wills Forthcoming marriages Marriages Church news Adjustamatic Baroness Denington Baroness Denington, Chairman of the Greater London Council 1975-76, and Chairman of Stevenage Development Corporation 1966-80, died on August 22 aged 91. She was born on August 9,1907 Multiple Display Advertising Items Otto Wichterle Personal Column Multiple Display Advertising Items Delta Worldwide Multiple Classified Advertising Items SSAFA Forces Help Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rukba Sargent Cancer Care for Children Eunice Frost Eunice Frost, OBE puiblisher, died in Lewes. East Sussex, on August 12 aged 83. 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Ailing Dawson fails to agree on price of sale Bid fears as Cairn price dips Commodities Life Options Selfridges moves higher as buyers form a queue Stock Market London Financial Futures Money Rates(%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Major Changes British Biotech Cairn Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Safe as (Irish) houses Tempus Countrywide Wall Street Lawyers learn geek speak to take on Gates Language barrier broken as Microsoft battle hots up Oliver August reports from New York House red The Times City Diary People's capitalism VS robber barons This may be an apocryphal tale, but I hear that the… The Times City Diary Bar to success The Times City Diary Eye tea DT's shake-up Bug tonic Charles Schwab Armies of lawyers hit jackpot in Microsoft court case The Times Unit Information Service Advertising Standards Authority Equities extend gains Citytraveller Direct Ltd Salzburg's wild and crazy guise Theatre: Austria's festival has madcap productions to surpass Edinburgh's, Benedict Nightingale discovers Showcase for the unexposed Visual Arts: Rachel Campbell-Johnston welcomes a new magazine Barblcan Centre Dance Listen up to the talk of the town Jazz Jon Gordon Pizza Express, W1 Opera Great British Hopes Rising, stars in the arts firmament Guy Ritchie, Matthew Vaughn Strictly the biz Cabaret Barbara Cook Donmar Warehouse Dutch gender benders Edinburgh Festival: Tribute to a Dutch dance master; the Berlin Philharmonic in concert; vivid German drama; plus Fringe comedy highlights Edinburgh 98 Dance Dutch National Ballet Plavhouse Emotion running hot and cold Theatre Funny men Comedy Thresher Something new at last Concerts Spirits held in respect Recommended Today New West End Shows Films on General Release Theatres So long, Glyndebourne One of Britain's top opera bosses quits this weekend. John Higgins reports Agonies and ecstasy Concerts Three Choirs Festival Gloucester Cathedral The Times Heir shows graces Proms St Petersburg PO/Rozhdestvensky Albert Hall/Radio 3 Eric Clapton Total Entertainment How to use our listings Those seeking places should start by making a phone call, says John O'Leary Degree Course Vacancies 1998: Science The Times North of the Thames Bewley Homes HCA Development Consultants English Courtyard The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items All you really need is money Football's moving home Hamptons International Crest Homes Barratt HCA Imagine this kind of Elegance UKI Multiple Classified Advertising Items French Property Exhibition Unique OPPORTUNITY-IBIZA The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Plans afoot to enhance glories of Goodwood Richard Evans Nap: Absolute Utopia (5.10 Lingfield Park) Next best: Almost Amber (4.40 Lingfield Park) Lingfield Park Yesterday's Results Carlisle Worcester Boardman fears for world title challenge Cycling Fixtures Rapid Raceline Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching James wins vote as Ryder Cup captain Golf Winning Move Toss crucial at Worksop Table Keene on Chess Oliver lays down vision for future European Cup dates unveiled Rugby Union: Sponsorship and TV Still a Problem for Continental Competition Somerset set stiff target but rain has last word Intelligent approach brings rewards for Shah Rangers hit right note in Europe Resentment clouds Polish welcome for wealthy United Football Dispute detracts from Celtic bid Sunderland scale summit at the expense of Watford For the Record Gross still faces an uncertain future Cassidy banned for six matches In Brief Banbury pair pay for late gamble Bowls Rusedski's recovery takes step forward Tennis Revelling in divided loyalties Midweek View The dream they could not sink Edward Gorman meets an enterprising yachtsman who refused to let lack of support knock his off course Mortgage express Word-Watching Radio Choice Series of comedy sketches Television Choice Patsy's no patsy, but is a good Aunt Sally Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Golf 36 Champions brought down to earth Jackson proves best of British Times Two Crossword British Games hopefuls are facing drugs ban Stewart told to keep up good work Uefa calls time on league Sailing Hook Home Service™ CompuServe Hi-Tech Treks Online way to enter the club Online book selling is possibly the best example of… ICS Learning Systems Us Hotlines News and views from Silicon Valley by Kenny MacLver Prize offered in name game Pioneer's flat world Size: the chips are down Index The Tempest goes hi-tech Aeroflot courts Russian high-flyers Netcom A new short cut High Wire Hi-Grade6 Drivers losing their way Doctor Keyboard For Absolute Beginners Kids can talk themselves horse The Pony Club is set to harness the Web by jumping online, reports Lindsay Nicolle Intelcom98 Your assignment: to find Mulder and Scully BT Verdict A rhythmic pick'n'mix Verdict// Verdict// Monster battle for old London Dell Program hits century Verdict// Uri Geller's Weird Web Britannica International Ltd Now it's only Are computers more efficient at test-flying aircraft? 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