News from 28/08/1998
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Paul Scott, Tunku Varadarajan, Jon Ashworth, John Grieve Smith, Helen Johnstone, Robert Cole, Helen Daniel, Fred Redwood, Colin Bailey, Grace Bradberry, Rob Hughes, Barry Chamberlin, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Paul Hoggart, Inigo Gilmore, Jo Butler, Richard Hobson, Ivo Tennant, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Robin Lodge and Jean Mackenzie, Philip Howard, Susan Bell, Michael Binyon, James Bone, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, S. J. Bowskill, Clive Davis, Bruce Kemble, Carl Mortished, Raymond Snoddy, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, John Thicknesse, Mountgarret, Pat Gibson, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Ahmed Fazl, Dominic Walsh, N. J. D. Baptiste, Jon tolansky, John O'leary, Education Editor, Hugh Canning, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Dartmouth, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Martin Barrow, Libby Purves, Alan Hamilton, A. M. Gordhandas, Michael Clark, John O'Leary, Shirley English and Gillian Harris, Michael Leapman, Adrian Linger, John O'leary, Kenneth Warren, Victoria Fletcher, Jasper Gerard, Robert Cole City Correspondent, T. Bottomley, Nigel Williamson, Paul Durman, Martin Fletcher, Chief Ireland Correspondent, K. A. Yeomans, Maggie Brown's, Raymond Keene, Claudia Joseph, Alasdair Murray and our Foreign Staff, Mitchell Landsberg, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Polly Newton, Peter Davalle, Thrasy Petropoulous, Alix Ramsay, Stefano Hatfield, Nigel Hawkes, Carl Mortished, International Business Editor, Peter Orr, Bronwen Maddox, Deborah Brett, Alan Cock, Roger Boyes, Sarah Cunningham, Oliver August, Eric Fearon, Nick Kelly, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Hettie Judah, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, John Allison, Giles Whittell, Jane Shilling, Simon De Bruxelles, Brian MacArthur, Jason Nissé, Rajan Datar, Kevin McCarra, Matthew Parris, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, John Rosthorn, Russell Jenkins, Caitlin Moran, Michael Austin, Peter Riddell, James Bone and David Orr, Ian Brodie, Michael Gove, Richard Miles, George Caulkin and Stephen Farrell, Fraser Nelson, Mark Henderson, Elizabeth Cowley, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Eric Phillips, Peter Borcherds, our City Editor, Richard Miles and Alasdair Murray, Richard Morrison, Jack Bailey, Sam Kiley, James Christopher, David Powell, Michael Henderson, Robin Lodge, Alasdair Murray, Peter W. Watson, Jan Raath, Our City Staff, Richard Ford, Alasdair Murray, Economics Correspondent, S. John Pirt, Peter Knight,
ResumoGCSEs The Best state schools page 12 Panic in markets as Yeltsin era nears its end Index Prisons scandal Gypsy immigrants bed down at airport Toon Army recruit star general Diana House prices are falling Gloomy outlook Envoy leaves The Queen admits Diana changed her Tories have no hope of winning, says Thatcher Directline Friday 30p Every Weekday Support for US airstrikes defended by Blair Toshiba Two hundred terrorist prisoners to be set free within nine weeks Prisoner refuses to eat over gene food Test may reveal how many will die of CJD Nigel Hawkes on new clue that means thousands will have their tissues examined Boy saves swimmer by copying TV drama News in Brief Learning victory Fake cash seized Strike threat Forgiving lover Sad Thatcher misses her grandchildren Telling interview reveals Iron Lady's regret at losing out on family life Fond memory of granny who was always there Denis retires to 19th hole Go Currys Spelling mistake may have cost student her life Report reveals hospital errors over meningitis girl's death. writes Helen Johnstone Information Pack Targets Doctors Police in GP case deny plan to dig up bodies Police accused over CS spray Do It All Love where you live Smoker sacked for lighting up in his car Prison staff use public money to furnish dubs Audit uncovers misuse of funds on loans and gifts, reports Richard Ford Comet Farmer drives hard bargain over rent Vicar to quit over wife's ordination Girlfriend sues over shooting Corrections Girl killed as uncle lost control of jet-ski Glasshouse escapers still on run Give power to viewers, urges TV producer 'Snooty' regulators attacked, writes Raymond Snoddy Soap fans can go for Street chic Virgin Tiny Feltz to wide exposure with £1m BBC deal Economic optimism is at its lowest since 1995 Gloom has not dented the Government's popularity, writes Peter Riddell Dixons Welsh river may be home to black pearls Harrods Champion horse raced on brandy Uncle Tom of The Archers is dead Deep freeze that almost put paid to existence BBC The Times Gateway Hospital to be renamed after Diana Memorial Events In Paris Directline Tv and Radio Alliance Leicester Tomorrow in the Times Paying their respects with tears and souvenirs Diana the Legacy Grace Bradberry visits Althorp and finds the Princess's pilgrims in a sombre and pensive mood RaC Cardinal calls for an end to 'the hype' Top State Schools at Gcse Halfords Girls' schools at top of table Europe now only 10P Pupils at their peak get results on the fax Now we are six, a first exam pass CAF PC World Rover Clinton urged to give proper apology on Tv Gore faces inquiry over calls for cash Malaysia protest after MP is jailed Student faces 'hell' for silence over killing Coast spared a pounding as Bonnie becomes damp squib Dhaka pleads for flood relief Cheltenham & Gloucester Climbers warned off Mont Blanc World in Brief Israelis threaten revenge Gaddafi has no objections Mud buries handicapped Britain pleads for clemency Rat traps exact human toll Kinshasa mobs torch retreating rebels Troops from Angola and Zimbabwe turn tide to war, writes Sam Kiley Mugabe sends more troops as first bodies return from Congo Marks & Spencer Financial Services Suspects held over blast in South Africa Iraq 'will win the war by default' Cook recalls Khartoum embassy staff in rift over US attack Aid workers stay as Britons are advised to leave Sudan, writes Michael Binyon Nairobi bomb suspects flown to US for trial Attacker expected to die in Kenya bombing, writes James Bone and David Orr Fresh doubts over 'nerve gas' factory Dell Kitchener biography lays to rest myths that bedevilled the man Body Shop's hemp products blow up a storm in France Magnet Kohl and rival beat the drum of nationalism Action 2000 Yeltsin and Russia go to the brink The President has vanished from view just when he is most needed, write Robin Lodge and Jean Mackenzie Esso Hardship and shortages have taught citizens how to survive with no money The value of the currency is of little interest to those for whom bartering is a way of life, writes Robin Lodge Tycoon seen as Kremlin puppet master The Sunday Times Secrets of being a real vintage queen Cutting Edge Six of the Best Hot Tip Objects of desire Gin & Tonic The hippy taste of M. Hermés Jean-Louis Dumas may make luxury goods but he prefers the simple life, says Jon Ashworth Forte Uncorking the champagne theorem Media Time A stranger at a loss in a strange land Blair must make a final break with Scotland, says Paul Scott Sick leave The Times Diary Picture Gallery Skeletons in my past Childhood fears grip the mind, so how can they vanish without trace? House rules The Times Diary Britain's leading cancer expert is leading his… A clean act The Times Diary Hammer the houses of horror A millennial wish from Rachel Campbell-Johnston The Roots of Failure Good teaching reaches out 'to each according to his needs' Ritter is Right The United Nations has down its own inspectors in Iraq A True Story A prison sentence that shames the name of democracy Should NHS pay the Viagra bill? Airbus discount Growth industry? Letters for publication may be faxed to 0171-782… Conservative Party split over EMU Casting stones at political adulterers Higher education BSE in sheep Karajan's genius with an orchestra Don't say cheese Two languages Turning the tables Court Circular The Rev Dr Edward Carpenter, KCVO Sir Derek Barton, FRS Quentin Holder Birthdays today Farriers' Company Anniversaries today Service dinner University news Angling for a new badge Latest wills Personal Column Forthcoming marriages Church news Wilfred Capper Obituaries Wanted John Butler Rentals B. K. P. R. The Times Rosemary Edmonds E. G. Marshall On this Day Norwich in Darkness News The Times Crossword No 20,882D Business Newspapers Support Recycling Forecast In your Place of Work Toshiba In the Saturday Times A Reliable Forcast beyond 2001 Inside Section 2 Today House prices at lowest for nearly two years Business Editor Patience Wheatcroft Liverpool Victoria cuts back salesforce Hollywood 'crisis' hits Saatchi and Jagger Renault Business Fear of global collapse as Russia's woes reverberate Arts Sainsbury withdraws 'grey market' shirts Media Dalglish Leaves Newcastle Sport 46-52 Business Today Pensions criticism for firms in FTSE Stentor stock battered after warning CBS signals sale Alvis shares dip David Brown approach Legal & Public Notices Rolls-Royce race for engine sales eats into profit margin Quicks prepares to shed jobs Russia dampens Oriflame Energy supplier moves into black Cendant shares dip 15% as SEC rejects accounts Attack on EU over air link Novartis forms new healthcare division Buyers eye Yardley Record foreign stakes Pare pathfinder Delays knock CFS Approval for Zero-Stik Hogg Robinson buys Stadium Group ahead Keller ahead by 14% Tourist Rates Ladbroke buys two hotels in strategy change Independent falls ICI in Korean shoes alliance Rexam investors get £262m payout Coral stranded on a DTI reef Commentary Reckitt suffers £60m setback Loss denial by London Forfaiting Shell buys Texaco gas Golden Hope Further NZ buy for Stagecoach City fears grow as Ftse falls towards 5,000 level Stock Market Commodities Liffe Options London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Regent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Rolling on empty Tempus Rexam Reckitt Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes Independent Newspapers Wall Street Real challenge for the Chancellor is to set a strategy for expansion Maintaining growth is the Government's biggest task, writes John Grieve Smith Frothy bid The Times City Diary Shaping the ethical face of capitalism The Business Politics The new millennium has come early for NatWest Bank.… Anorak trek The Times City Diary Tasty brew The Times City Diary Credit Lyonnais Securities, the investment bank that… Quick steps The Times City Diary Brian Wallace, Ladbroke's finance director,… The Times City Diary The Times The case for business conduct audits Business Letters The Times Trust Information Service ASA ASA NLA Miss Adelaide gets serious Cabaret: After Guys and Dolls Imelda Staunton has taken a solo singing role. Clive Davis reports "One Smart, Scary Movie. " Pop Judge the BBC by how it treats Radio 3 Five go mad on the comedy fringe Edinburgh Festival: Hettie Judah assesses the contenders for this year's Perrier award Theatre Revolutions per minute Nigel Williamson makes a sentimental journey to the Detroit house where Motown was born, 40 years ago Buy - or the band gets it? Keniclie tell Caitlin Moran just how much is riding on their new album The Times Star turn of the century Pop Albums Top Ten Albums Recommended this Weekend Guide to arts and entertainments complled by Marit Hargle New West End Shows Films on General Release Art Galleries Theatres Previews from thurs 3 sept Theatres Regrets? We had a few Billionaire required for nights of passion Opera: Drottningholm, Sweden's stunning 18th-century theatre, needs a saviour. But for now the shows go on, Hugh Canning reports Box of rich novelties Opera Swedish nightingales Eric Clapton So you want to be in television? The media attracts many of the brightest graduates, but getting a start can still be difficult. In the first part of a job-seekers' guide, Michael Leapman looks at the television industry An autumn transplant for the BBC's gardening hit Media Diary How the TV industry works The ITN executive How They Made It to the Top The boss from Sky Tv The Times The ITC is just laughable Media times the Edinburgh Televivion Festival Raymond Snoddy meets this year's MacTaggart lecturer Has TV lost its way? Despair is infecting the brightest young minds in television, says Rajan Datar If a story is good, it's good enough to tell twice News digests are flourishing by combining the best on offer from the newspaper Cover The Week Don't take this lying down, Kevin Too posh to survive? In the BBC really purging newscasters with cut-glass accents? Michael Gove finds the truth a little more prosaic Media Book Review Media & Marketing The Times Sales Manager, Cash Management A tale of Tinseltown hype Hollywood is not taking kindly to the huge ego of British director Tony Kaye, says Giles Whittell Sales professional needed for an expanding company Jason Lurie Worlds Apart Limited Sales and Marketing Executive Times Newspapers Procter&Gamble It's the future, and we'll be paying for it BAC Holborn College Truro College Campbell Harris DLD Davies Laing & Dick Middlesex University BAC 12 Week Executive Business Courses Miller Albemarle Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln BAC Fine Arts College Ashbourne De Montfort University Prifysgol Cymru Abertawe University of Wales Swansea TVU Cornwall College Challenge UH University of Hertfordshire London Broadcast School Wolsey Hall Law Get Paid for Reading Books Gabbitas Cambridge Tutors Soas Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln Royal Academy of Arts British Institute of Florence King Alfred's Cherwell College WANTEd Keen Readers A Level Retakes Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Marketing & Business Skills Diploma Course Oxford and County Business College University of London The myths about marking The exam grading system sometimes fails student. Fred Redwood discovers where it can go wrong Mistress of motivation Bruce Kemble on a school where GCSE grades have soared The Times Why didn't James make the grade? Cife Multiple Display Advertising Items Don't Despair Retake BAC Mander Portman Woodward Exeter Tutorial College The Tuition Centre BAC Abbey Colleges BAC Bales College London Cambridge Tutors College London Lansdowne A Level & GCSE Davies Laing & Dick Group Aeronautical Engineering How to use listings Those seeking places should start by making a phone call, says John O'Leary Alan Clark Forum Joint Degrees Ferguson happy with United's tough assignment Football European Cup Champions' League Hoddle keeps faith with tried and tested Celtic find good company For the Record Today's Fixtures Chelsea hope to rise above surface St Helens tempt Hanley out of exile Rugby League Riders set pursuit time record In Brief Amateur status of Jacobs proves too good to be true Racing: Jockey Club Withdraws Licence of Impostor Goodwood The Times Guide to our Racecard Rapid Raceline Specialists Tamara looks tempting value Results from Three Meetings New Market Thirsk William Hill Hick makes winter passage secure England Gratefully accept Sri Lanka's surprise invitation to bat first Cricket's marketeers see money in white squares Esso Lara on brink of victory Simmons in control of title charge Cricket Derbyshire architects of their own downfall Rapid Cricketline Alleyne profits from Somerset's largesse Yesterday's Scoreboards Lehmann delivers on promise to Yorkshire Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Swinging Lewry twists the plot again Winning Move Keene on Chess Bailey and Swann open new chapter Mind Sports Olympiad Athletes may miss season's climax The precarious security situation in Moscow and Johannesburg is making Americans fearful of travelling, David Powell reports Bjorn again displays talent to match best Golf NLB Word-Watching Rusedski clears all hurdles Tennis New soap but does it wash? Television Choice Radio Choice Radio 1 Getting to grips with the nation's grieving BBC 1 Satellite and Cable Time runs out for Dalglish Manager's dour style and poor record combine to bring an end to 19-month reign Times Two Crossword Cricket 48 Troubled days on Tyne Market Forces Golf 50 First Telecom By our Sports Staff: Gullit needed little urging
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