News from 08/10/1998
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James Landale, Phil Yates, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Helen Johnstone, Robert Cole, Rob Hughes, Tracey Smith, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Magnus Linklater, Ian Keiller, Mark Souster, Andrew de Berry, Richard Hobson, Philip Howard, Janet Bush Economics Editor, Hilary Finch, Michael Binyon and Philip Webster, Jeremy Kingston, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Tom Walker, Geoff Brown, Raymond Snoddy, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, E. F. Benson, Roland Watson Political Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Pat Gibson, George Ross, John O'leary Education Editor, Philip Webster and James Pringle, Valerie Elliott, Michael Barratt, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Tom Lawrence, Dominic Walsh, Erica Wagner Literary Editor, L. E. Dobson, Matthew Barbour, Merce Cunningham, Natalie Martin and Damien Pearse, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Philip Webster, Janet Bush and Roland Watson, L. T. Roach, Michael Hofmann, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Peter Ackroyd, Sarah Cunningham, Retail Correspondent, Mark Inglefield, Amanda Loose, Jill Sherman Chief Political Correspondent, Jenny MacArthur, Robert Bruce, Michael Clark, Anatole Kaletsky, Marianne Curphey, Insurance Correspondent, Tim Lott, Anna Blundy, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Deborah Collcutt, Ian McIntyre, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, Victoria Fletcher, Jasper Gerard, Tim Jones and Stephen Farrell, Russell Kempson, Mark Ashford, Paul Durman, Pamela Armstrong, Martyn Palmer, John Hopkins, John Stanning, Barry Millington, Andrew Motion, John Higgins, Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent, Jock Moreton, Adam Jones, Raymond Keene, Claudia Joseph, Christine Buckley, Adam Sage, Graeme Ross, Richard Branson Chairman, Rhodes Boyson, Young of Graffham, Caroline Merrell, Bronwen Maddox, Jill Sherman, Janet Whitby, Oliver Holt, Damian Whitworth, Peter Bloom, Erica Wagner, Sarah Cunningham, Oliver August, Ben Pimlott, Dalya Alberge, Martyn Emery Director, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, Joel Lacey, Richard Duce, Dominic Kennedy, Roger Hay, Chairman, Mary Ann Sieghart, Giles Whittell, James Pringle, Simon De Bruxelles, Des Dearlove, Gerald Larner, Matthew Parris, Russell Jenkins, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Annabelle Elletson (Director), Brian Clarke, Philip Webster, Graham Searjeant, David Sinclair, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Heath Brown, Benedict Nightingale, Prince Nazeem, the hit man, Roland Watson, Political Correspondent, Nick Nuttall and Jody Scott, Sarah Cunningham Retail Correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, Robert Reeves, David Powell, Steve Fairclough, James Christopher, Arthur Leathley, Michael Evans, Oliver August and Robert Whymant, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Douglas Kennedy, Mary Allen, E. M. O. Williams, Christopher Irvine, Arthur Leathley Transport Correspondent,
ResumoThe drug that cures shyness Fraud case against judge abandoned Trial 'would put his life at risk' Picture Gallery Hat-trick fish Index Britain to host world economic crisis summit Paris remembers Diana with vegetable patch Blondes, Sex and sofa wars Hague considers a parliament for England Blair's last chance for Milosevic Play it again. The secrets of Casablanca Boodle & Dunthorne Thursday 30p Every Weekday Silence of 22 years is broken at last A nod to the past as ailing Tories try to catch nurse's eye Matthew Parris Conference Sketch Straw acts to stem tide of Slovakia Gypsies Prime Health a member of the Standard Life Group Dell Birthday Letters wins prize Young fellow is spice of Christ's Tower Hamlets LEA 'failing its children' News in Brief NHS success challenged News in Brief 200 judges are Masons News in Brief BMW recalls vehicles News in Brief Prisoner's 52nd move News in Brief Chef's wines fetch ?1m News in Brief Lottery winner held up News in Brief PC who found josie thought she was dead Injured girl lay untended for hour before an offecer saw her move, reports Richard Duce Robber gets life for his second serious offence Girls learn Bengali to share gossip Manager made dance star sick before show, court told Stress and drink killed Bill actor, inquest is told Celestina Action replay for George Michael Britain's Biggest Digital TV Stores Currys Yo-yo becomes a money-spinner Nick Nuttall and Jody Scott on a piece of new technology that has revived interest in an old favourite Inside a Yo-Yo's Brain Champion who made walking the dog look easy Air France Day a judge's career ground to a halt Tim Jones and Stephen Farrell on man who went from bench to dock Police chief says mergers will lead to 'superforces' ROC we Keep our Promises 'Lazy judges wasting police time' Tiny Law chief condemns whole-life sentences Van Outen leaves Big Breakfast for bed Television hosts deny that rows led to split, writes Dominic Kennedy Flat Rate International Calls Abbey National Labour calls for partnership with private schools The Link Prescott calls for jet ski code as accidents mount Bank of Scotland Banking Direct Blair takes on New Dealers for number 10 Typewriters make a comeback In BBC breakdown Girls stage protest over lost artwork Simpson By a Correspondent: Lucan's son apologises to girlfriend Renault Hippy-chic Alice in Pradaland hits Milan This life Why men need marriage Metro Plus! Titanic the Video BT The times magazine GP faces further murder charges Doctor is back in court after exhumation of 3 bodies, writes Russell Jenkins Tests bid for pre-abortion foetuses The Entrepreneurship Seminar By our Science Editor: Star show to light up night sky Grown-ups are going potty for kids' stuff Dalya Alberge reports on proof that you can't judge a book by its cover Bids confirm Frankfurt's most popular genre—equebooks TNT Comet No 10 sold to highest for just £50 Portillo and the Thatcher inheritance Darling of Right speak up for Hague to quell leadership rumours, writes Jill Sherman Dixons Rubber chicken may be bounced out of the party Dun & Bradstreet Leading Tories call for truce in Europe battle But skirmishes persist on fringe, writes James Landale Maude finds the range in broadside against Chancellor Riddell on Politics Kenwood Party told to shed its air of selfishness BT SIDElines Bournemouth 98 GCHQ set for ?300m move to spy 'doughnut' Eavesdroppers' high-tech home will open by 2003, reports Michael Evans Smiles show how to pick homes for elderly What to Look out for when Choosing Residential Care Lombard Direct Little Chef Officer accused of wife's murder 'fixed' her car Nato puts airstrike decision on hold The West's timetable for action in Kosovo has slipped, but officials deny the initiative is running out of steam, Michael Evans reports Massacre survivor saved in deal with Belgrade Request Orange Milosevic 'will spark civil war' Thatcher rebate to escape EU budget reform Esso Russians put survival before political protest International Care and Relief Clinton faces a Democrat revolt on inquiry Swiftcall Play it again, Sam, but with a happy ending A new version of Casablanca does away with ambiguity at the end of a beautiful friendship, Damian Whitworth writes (Reuters): Pakistan's army chief resigns FirstGroup Chinese see British-style trial by jury Skydigital Cheerful Cherie goes up the Wall Dissident's arrest mars visit Blair hardens his stance after the seven-hour detention of a leading protester, Philip Webster and James Pringle report from Beijing Cook's friendly overtures aim to woo the Islamic world Skydigital Japanese Emperor says sorry to Korea World Summary Taleban poppy ploy World Summary Christ book banned World Summary Nigerian oil disrupted World Summary (Reuters): Booby-trap baby World Summary (Reuters): Airlift for tortoises World Summary Fighting the demon of anxiety Dr Thomas Stuttaford reports on the treatment of social phobias; how nail-biting can persist in adult life; and the battle against meningitis The Sunday Times The root of a hirsute problem Meningitis vaccine Leukaemia Research Fund Preparation H Ointment Cure for bitten nails I knew what was going to happen A House Divided In the final extract from her book Mary Allen describes her departure from the Royal Opera House Direct Line Dial -a- Phone Time Chill out, William: Tony's cool Mary Ann Sieghart feels sorry for a party jilted by the country Hanging out The Times Diary Picture Gallery Waiting for the sunrise The Japanese feel their crisis may be a price worth paying for democracy About face The Times Diary That's spooky The Times Diary Don't call us The Times Diary Politicise judges at our peril Magnus Linklater defends Scotland's legal independence Pity the People Russia without hope and without leadership worth the name The Politics of Blame Maude may exaggerate but Brown still has a real dilemma Chaos over Kosovo Struggling diplomats and a laughing tyrant Sponsorship of an 'educational elite' Smacking children Branson on West Coast train delays Rural petrol prices Russian food shortages Second best Communist 'fatwas' Back to 'Nationwide' New burials in old churchyards Flying bishops Just like old times Court Circular Today's royal engagements William Hulme's Grammar School First Sea Lord Personal Column Needlemakers' Company Clockmakers' Company Makers of Playing Cards University news Royal Air Force College Cranwell Birthdays today Receptions To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices Memorial service The Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 Aspecy & Garrard Dinners Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Casper Wrede Casper Wrede, stage and film director, died of cancer in Helsinki on September 28 aged 69. He was born on February 8,1929 Personal Column Sir Frank Ereaut Sir Frank Ereaut, Bailiff of Jersey, 1975-85 died on September 11, aged 79. He was born on May 6,1919 Spoil yourself Churchill's Stirlifts plc Multiple Display Advertising Items Court & Social We Need your Experience Brigadier Dame Frances Coulshed Brigadier Dame Frances Coulshed DBE, TD, former Directory Army Corps (WRAC), died of September 28 aged 93. She was born on November 10,1904 Our Failure in Sport News The Times Crossword No 20,917 Business Forecast Gore-Tex In the Times Inside Section 2 Today World waits with bated breath for MPC decision Dollar slides as Greenspan warns of US recession Dramatic Turn in Currency Markets Sports Division hits JJB price Cisco Business Arts Mappin & Webb team seeks £40m Asprey sale Sport Merrill Lynch poised to cut jobs Television and Radio Business Today Insurers face huge annuity provision German publisher buys stake in Barnes & Noble The Times Virgin Trains faces £40m in extra compensation penalties Liberty hit by sharp downturn in spending Premiums set to rise as insurers suffer big losses 'Open skies' rift scuppers transatlantic air talks Raytheon cuts bring fears for 2,000 jobs Blair applauds Sb on Chinese venture Business Roundup Philips close to deal Business Roundup More Group fined Business Roundup DTI backs missions Business Roundup Bilton stands firm Business Roundup Warning hits Vocalis Business Roundup Abacus talks ended Business Roundup US launch for Durex Business Roundup UK power mission Business Roundup Tourist Rates Rank hit by series of downgrades Thistle's investors get £93m Credit card firms face US competition lawsuit OFT delays decision on Man U bid By our City Editor: The Bank must respond Commentary Star Alliance Rank touches record low as brokers issue sell notes Stock Market Michael Clark Stock Market Writer of the Year Commodities Liffe Options London financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (BaIrd &Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Right Issues Ultima Ntwk n/p Major Changes Red ink on blue sky Tempus JJB Sports Tempus LIG Tempus Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes McAlpine Tempus Wall Street Clinton has clout to end US isolation by funding the Fund American Agenda Bronwen Maddox Long shots The Times City Diary First recession of the golbal economy Mystified The Times City Diary On the edge The Times City Diary Poker-faced The Times City Diary Picture Gallery Britain in danger of relegation from world's premier league Gross complacency of central bankers The Times The revenue net and the Internet Web-based trading can result in government coffers losing Vat and firms losing customers to tax-free foreign rivals, says Graeme Ross Workright Run it past the taxmen if Treasury tussle ends Any Other Business BA in bid for French domestic carrier American customs purchase for Ocean SAS Time to tighten security in cyberspace The Ice Box McAlpine sells US business to Hanson Innovative shares at 3-year low By our City Staff: Bridport flying high over aviation prospects Chelsfield in £9m deal with Swedes Business Roundup Axa to create 290 jobs Business Roundup Boost for South Wales Business Roundup MultiMedia on lookout Business Roundup Profits rise at ECsoft Business Roundup Riva falls on warning Business Roundup IAWS Group advances Business Roundup The Times Unit Trust Information Service Richer Sounds Eqiilties give up early lead CGU & you All change for the digital age Next week photography stages iits 1998 showcase. Joël Lacey reports Good Bait for Snappers Jessops Meet your image-maker Tips on salvaging old family photos or, better still, reinventing your past with the click of a keyboard Picture Gallery Photo Action It's a snap: just press the button Steve Fairclough reports on the technology that you can expect to be using in the not-too-distant future Kodak Advantix Fairtyale Ending for the Fantasy Photographs that Fooled Generations Camcorders all can use Home video-cameras have come of age. Tracey Smith reports Nikon Pronea Leica Residence order avoids disqualification Chairman should have referred case to full tribunal Legal & Public Notices Time does not run in favour of thief Exclusive classification as cosmetic or medicine Pack your Bags Bargains of week: book into the literature festival in Cheltenham, enjoy mud baths in South America or sunbathe in Bali Check-In Multiple Display Advertising Items Shop in New York Travel Options General Accident Direct Airline Network Dream breaks independent holiday specialists Flight Centre Just America Flightbookers STA Travel Global Flights Charter Flight Centre Flight Seekers Faresavers Jetline Flightwise Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel Insurance Direct Charter Express Flight Searchers Multiple Display Advertising Items Edinburgh Monument Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel Insurance Delta Worldwide Weekend Travel Jetworld Cheapest Fares Available Great soap until the bubble bursts New Mivies: The satirical premise of The Truman Show is a peach, says Geoff Brown, although the end disappoints Elizabeth Musicals The Truman Show 'Gobsmacking' Cool summer nights New Video Releases Festivals Finally happy ever after Anjelica Huston is a successful film actor and director almost despite herself. Martyn Palmer reports An Event in all our lives Dance Curzon Mayfair South America, take it away Pop … …and Japan Listings Recommended Today Guide to arts and entertainment compiled by James Christopher New West End Shows Jeremy Kingston's choice of theatre showing in London Films on General Release Geoff Brown's choice of the latest movies Classical Concerts Antique & Art Fairs Albery Theatre Live and kicking original Theatre Song of the panther A Huey P. Newton Story Barbican Pit Charmed to death The Killer Soprano Grace, Sw11 Theatre The Times Literature Power to the pen people This year's Cheltenham Festival of Literature is all about 'revolution'. Which means what, exactly? Pamela Armstrong investigates No Title New Classical CDs: Essential Britten, and an… Orchestral CDs reviewed in The Times can be ordered from the… Oresteia Faith rewarded Concert Northern Sinfonla Durnham Cathedral Opera Great Operatic Arias Vocal Schubert Worth hearing Worth considering Worth buying The Times Classical Cds Politics The not so very wild Heath Were a politician's memoirs worth the wait? asks Ian Mclntyre The Times Welcome to the no joy, no luck club Tim Lott … Democratic voices Andrew Motion … A one-man institution Douglas Kennedy … Health Biography Witnesses to history Ben Pimlott The Penguin Book ot Twentieth Century Protest Two poets on fine form Today is National Poetry Day _ so read on Slave of opium—and genius Coleridge Darker Reflections The real natural-born killers Cruel tortures and savage slaughter: Rachel Campbell-Johnston braves the animal kingdom Science The Times Dead on Deansgate Auckland sale may offer clubs a bargain Rugby League The Times Challenging the limits of endurance Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Keene on Chess Winning Move Hall and Golding trail French leaders Sailing Picture Gallery Olympiad standings Keene online Bookmakers launch fund against levy demands Racing Thunderer: Ludlow Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Rapid Raceline By our Racing Staff: Quinn thrives on taste of freedom Richard Evans Thunderer: Plumpton Thunderer: Wincanton York Whitaker makes early running with fast show Equstrianism: Breathtaking round Gives Great Britain Narrow Lead in World Championship England turn to spin doctor for guidance Cricket: Australian Will Help to Comabt Threat of Warne while Former England Bowler Has to Pack his Bags Cable & Wireless Srinath inspires comeback by India Emburey pays price for county's failure Sponsor has lunch break Snooker Joker Cronin planning a change of tack Rubby Union Sinkinson steps up for Wales Gloucester give lesson to students Super league still lurking in the background Rob Hughes says that Uefa plans for an expanded Champions' League may not win the approval of the leading European club Leeds handed sharp rebuke over O'Neill Football For the Record Batty happy to count his blessings Oliver Holt meets a man who retains a positive stance even when the subject of that missed penalty is raised Festina rider retires under drugs cloud Sport in Brief Golubitski foils rival Sport in Brief Hingis stages recovery Sport in Brief By our Sports Staff: United fans force takeover delay Westwood must take the hits England's finest has the unpredictability of John Daly to contend with, John Hopkins, golf correspondent, says Picture Gallery By our Sports Staff: Seeds of doubt planted by Lloyd over cup rankings Tennis Word-Watching Britain in a social flutter Television Choice Radio Choice Swashbuckling, but in need of more swash Review BBC1 Justice prevails as Keown escapes ban Vieira faces prospect of fine and suspension after being charged with miscouduer Times Two Crossword The Times Bookshop Athletics Record fish disturbs murky waters of anglers' conscience Brian Clarke reports on a triple echo that will have loud reverberations Equestrianism Autumn Sale Picture Gallery West Ham pair face threat of discipline CMG FSS Financial United Distillers & Vintners FirstEXECUTIVE P1-4 MANAGEMENTplusP4-20 premier… Bulmers Smithkine Beecham Rebels on the payroll Amanda Loose on the young generation that won't sing the company song PSD Skiworld Telecommunications Company seeks Project Manager for… The Bahamas Maritime Authority Smythson of Bond Street TA Hanover Fox International Up the Ladder Royal Navy the Team Works SmithKline Beecham Consumer Healthcare Accelerated Promotion Scheme for Oraduates Dyson Do You Regard Yourself as a High Flying Graduate Royal Air Force Rise above the Best UDV Times Newspapers Mistress in Mayfair Quasar Mercuri Urval Limited The Times Management plus Royal & Sunalliance Northamptonshire County Council S. 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