News from 18/11/1998
1998; Gale Group;
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Roland Watson and James Landale, Phil Yates, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Helen Johnstone, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Richard Rogers, Warwick Cairns, Robert Cole, Alan Magrath, Chris Ward, Ian Brodie and Michael Evans, Gerald Vinestock, Adrian Lee, Grace Bradberry, Rob Hughes, Simon Barnes, David Hands and Mark Souster, Mark Souster, Richard Marshall, Raymond Snoddy, Media Editor, Barry Huggett, Phil Tomaselli, Philip Howard, Susan Bell, Hilary Finch, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, Peter Foster, Carl Mortished, Michael Evans, Defence Editor, Tom Walker, J. C. Mann, Raymond Snoddy, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Laura Blair, James Bone and Sam Kiley, Matthew Barbour, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Hannes Kleineke, Matthew Parris Political Sketch, Peter Waymark, Robin Young, Alan Sked, P. R. Shortell, Jill Sherman Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Clark, Peter Inson, Janet Bush, Marianne Curphey, Insurance Correspondent, Anna Blundy, Charles Bremner, Katherine Bergen, Helen Rumbelow, Jasper Gerard, Valerie Elliott Whitehall Editor, Russell Kempson, Nigel Williamson, N. Watts, Paul Durman, Helen Wallace, Manus Costello, Susan Karlin, Martyn Palmer, Martin Fletcher, Chief Ireland Correspondent, David Hands and Karl Johnston, John Hopkins, Andrew Chant, Simon de Bruxelles, Jill Sherman and Christine Buckley, John Higgins, Adam Jones, Raymond Keene, Claudia Joseph, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Matt Dickinson, Alix Ramsay, Chris Partridge, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Bronwen Maddox, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Damian Whitworth, Sarah Cunningham, John Stern, Nick Kelly, Robert Cole, City Correspondent, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Robert Wilton, Ben Hammersley, John Allison, Richard Duce, Geof Wheelwright, Alan Copps, A. J. Wilcock, Christopher Walker, Chris Parker, Ben Wakeham, Saeed Shah, Gavin Hadland, Anjana Ahuja, David Bentliff, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, J. M. Owens, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Kevin Newson, Hong Kong commuters, Illtyd Harrington, Alasdair Murray Economics Correspondent, Simon Jenkins, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, Roland Watson, Political Correspondent, Lindsay Nicolle, Catherine Newman, Richard Morrison, James Christopher, M. G. G. Pillai and David Watts, Asia Editor, Alasdair Murray, Susie Steiner, Alasdair Murray, Economics Correspondent, Ken Ritchie, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent, Joanna Coles, Kenneth W. F. Rich, Arthur Leathley Transport Correspondent,
ResumoRobot that laughs, lies and loves Index Britain backs EU turn to the Left Survival test for grammar schools Index Skydigital Putting on the style for Hague Comet 'brings extraterrestrial life' TA loses more than 17.000 US rates down Fishing curbs to tackle fall in salmon Clooney on fun, fame and fans Arts 30pEVERY Weekday Labour takes on peers over PR Just what a girl needs in a Crisis: a Daddy to depend on TUC sees Blair over fears of betrayal Jill Sherman and Christine Buckley on confrontation at Downing Street Hp Hewlett Packard Railtrack The heart of the railway Prince 'knew persecuted feeling' Consumers turn backs on modified foods Carey fears church school reform Church fears education revamp will stifle its voice, Ruth Gledhill reports Taxpayer to fund advisers' pensions Drink test blitz to be dropped News in Brief Doctor loses News in Brief Judges' training News in Brief CSA charm drive News in Brief Award for writer News in Brief Legal bill dispute News in Brief Train strike off News in Brief Man who would be king digs up a traffic island Council chief regrets letting a local eccentric dig for treasure, reports Simon de Bruxelles 'Cruel nursery staff turned their children into robots' Hired gunman gets life for killing boy, 5, in drug feud Child born into a deadly world Virgin Judo man strangled woman he could not beat Parkinson drug banned after liver deaths Nigel Hawkes reports on a scare that has divided option in EU and America PC World the Computer Superstore Man whose train ran on time Youth killed himself after crashing his parents' car Dolphin Special Needs Raturooms Bodies after rail game News in Brief Lorry fire death News in Brief Red Arrow crash News in Brief Damages denied News in Brief Envoy's bomb News in Brief Lowry sold News in Brief Jailed Briton News in Brief Doctor 'told rape girl that father had abused her' Helen Rumbelow reports on claim that teenager was advised to leave home and to have affairs Scottish Widows Woman killed in storm battle BT Internet GP who assaulted patients is jailed for 3½ years Robertson cuts swath through the TA Bosch Arnhem Paras could hold out no more Michael Horsnell on a sad day for proud unit A blow to regiments renowned for valour in battle Silver surfers turn off TV for computer I'm hooked, says 'cyber granny' Corby Trouser Press Abdi Pats off to heap of 1966 as Hurst is knighted Heads in clash with minister on drugs Susie Steiner reports on reactions to Morris's supports for leniency Energis Voice+dataforbusiness Poster women complain of science fiction No title Police take a more: feminine blue line Dinosaur skin found at giant nesting site Thousands of unhatched eggs have been discovered in the 'badlands' of Patagonia, writes Nigel Hawkes Motorola Wings Why the Queen is visiting her counting house American Express Insurance Services NEC lifts ban on media contacts BT Ulster refuses to pay PR firm for US tour 'failure' Cook told officials to warn off mercenary Hague must decide if he is a family man On Politics Burberry London 'Human zoo' owner on trial in Thailand Report in Times prompted a goverment inquiry, writes Andrew Chat Cyber-dissident faces secret Shanghai trial Egg Bank of Scotland Banking Direct Moet & Chandon US 'encouraging' Malaysian unrest 3Com More connected Fireball protest by Kurds Kennedy-Streisand fetid over land trust Hill House Hammond CGU Direct US spy blamed for death Resistance hero Models tell of being lured to prostitution for rich and famous ACC Telecom Pigeons home in on blackmail suspect Tiny Mother hires hitmen to kill her son Tapes voice anguish off Monica Knesset votes in favour of Wye pact Go Fresh image for First Lady Halifax Free trip to Israel for young Jews World in Brief (Reuters): Spanish bus deaths World in Brief Nero theory in flames World in Brief (AP): British hostage freed World in Brief Le Pen appeal fails World in Brief (AFP): Jackpot granny World in Brief UN inspectors set for 'ice-cream war' Team will try to thwart movement of arms, write James Bone in New York and Sam kiley in baghdad Clinton cancelled strike with only 18 minutes to spare The Kenya Cycling Safari Ford Direct Kismet the emotional robot Making robots appear more like babies in need of nurture encourages human being to interact with them, says Anjana Ahuja World People New drugs bring flu relief Science Briefing Spot the moose with loose habits Hewlett Packard Sainsbury's Bank Crisp future for lettuce Great maternity tour but where are the babies? Is styling William Hague a mission impossible? The Tory leader has called in an image consultant. Can anything be done, asks Grace Bradberry WorldCover Direct Sky digital Nature's Best Health for Life Getting tough on the mean streets Bronwen Maddox on cleaning up the US murder capital The police held on easi8ly to their reputation for graft Shore fire? The Times Diary Oxford union The Times Diary Apocalypse later The west is an unbalanced alliance It cares too little about Iraq to fight Cat flap The Times Diary Full measure The Times Diary Alan Coren And can you put that PhD on plastic please? Brown's Back Door The Chancellor signs Britain up to a socialist Eu agenda Let the People Choose The Government should abandon closed list closed list elections Granny's Mouse The old meet the young in cyberspace Heads' duties over drugs in schools Portillo and the euro Assembly plans London Tube fares 'unfairly high' Voting for candidate, not party Russian mass grave Leaders and led C for clarity? Register of Masons Rule of thumb for flu 1,000 ye ars on the back of a stamp Battle of Waterloo Court Circular Personal Today's royal engagements Memorial service Dinner Service dinner Royal Auxiliary Air Force HM Government Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Sir Damp Lane Sir David Lane, former chairman of the Commission for Raciall Equality and Conservative MP for Cambridge, 1967-76, died on November 16 aged 76. He was born on September 24,1922 Personal Column Multiple Display Advertising Items Major-General Harry Owen Major-General Harry Owen, CB, Director of Army Legal Services, 1969-71, and Chairman of the NHS Medical Appeals Tribunal, 1972-84, died on October 26 aged 87. He was born on July 17,1911 The Royal Film Performance Algis Zhuraitis Algis Zhuraitis, conductor of the Bolshoi Ballet, died in Moscow on October 25 aged 70. He was born in Lithuania on July 27,1928 News The Times Crossword No 20,952 Picture Gallery Business Hours of Darkness Forecast Rnli Rescue Update-18 November 1998 In the Times Inside Section 2 Today Fed cuts US rates to 4-year low Moody's downgrades Japan credit status Advertisers back ITV on News at Ten Flying pickets in UK for Mickey Mouse row Economics Virgin sets sights on Shanghai Arts Shareholders 'should pay for mis-selling' Picture Gallery Sport Cartier Television and Radio Business Today Instant decline Phone shortage Hoechst chemicals duo to be spun off Tourist Rates Autonomy Inflation hits Bank's target for third month Scitex starts 'papers on demand' Picture Gallery Curwen leaves AWA's US division Clear & Simple Offers from Toshiba Warburg Dillon Read suffers £1bn loss Barclaycard 'tests' low interest rates Business Roundup F1 bond hits scepticism Business Roundup Volvo jobs warning Business Roundup United signs chief Business Roundup Luminar head cashes in Business Roundup Vodafone predicts mobile shortage over Christmas By our Media Editor: First profits fall for Camelot CNBC By our City Editor: Lottery winrier seeks liti publicity Commentary De La Rue suffers interim slump BOC to raise £100m from continental sale Energis considers mobile licence bid Commodities Lffe Options Investors in the mood for a financial merger Stock Market Michael Clark Fund managers have been breathing fresh life back in… 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 You can ring my bell Tempus BOC Northern Foods Vosper Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Wall Street Germany's demerging chemicals groups begin to lose their focus Card Mortished report how the struggle for growth is being approached by two big rivals Storm rising The Times City Diary Doomsday danger not yet averted Calling off The Times City Diary Box of tricks The Times City Diary New cuisine The Times City Diary Austin Reed Branson ready for tilt at punctuality Fall in consumer confidence hits Northern Foods Orange C&W lifted by Optus debutin Australia Barlow considers move to London Enterprise sales defy flat market FirstGroup accelerates 27% despite disruptions Small losses at the close Currencies direct British Funds US media company to buy TMBG CNT Alstom slides on fears of shrinking Asian markets P&S sees no sign of recession Strong orders boost Vosper Alusuisse in talks with German group Businees Roundup Good growth at Rebus Business Roundup HW remains bullish Business Roundup Helical Bar on the up Business Roundup Great Portland ahead Business Roundup The Times Unit Trust Information Service Nationwide Top dog with an eye on the downside Actor George Clooney has a novel way of dealing with fame—he assumes it won't laast. Martyn Palmer reports Wigmore Hall SKYdigital Music Rapt in vivid sound colours Pop Cinerama Whelan's Dublin Heavy on the Gallic Jazz Theatre Alive and kicking tradition Nigel Williamson gets into the swing of the Jewish Music Festival Fit as the finest fiddles Music: Richard Morrison welcomes two revelatory books about the great violin-makers Bullfrog Productions Ltd Rattling good idea London Concerts The charmers Recital Periman/Canino Barbican Rising stars in the arts firmament Marie MacLeod Great British Hopes The Royal Opera Listings Recommended Today Guide to arts and entertainment complted by Marit Hargie New West End Shows Jeremy Kingston's choice of theatre showing in London Films on General Release Geoff Brown's choice of the movies Art Galleries Bumpy woodland ride Theatre Into the woods Donmar Child's play for the wicked Opera in Paris Opera Entertainments Listings Mom's here, Sonny On the street where you live The price of peace: faith and an old coat hanger The Times Smart Moves Harrods Village London Surrey Ashtead, Surrey Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dreweatt Neate Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Debenham Thorpe Residential English Courtyard Skinstad puts strong case for selection Rugby Union Property John D Wood & Co Picture Gallery Cambridge find consolation Halifax Quinnell's ban appeal hearing Pini swaps shirts before the kick-off Hutchings Wharp Spain La Manga Pair spectacular f/hold adjoining luxury if… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fair Briar FPD savills Fair Briar Fixture list offers only cold comfort Atherton aiming to be back in Test reckoning Cricket For the Record Parker sidelined after accident John Hopkins on an unwanted prelude to the European Tour qualifying school Holt has his cue from Fu Snooker The Times Eagles sib close to realising dream Sport in Brief Wright protects English heritage Young lpswich Town player given the difficult task of upholding goalkeeping tradition By our Sports Staff: Darlington late show does trick Skydigital Milosevic savours happier times Group Eight McMenemy remains on guard Group Three By our Sports Staff: Lampard misses chance to atone Goaeh inspires with new Czech pattern Last Night's Results Word-Watching National offers armchair tide Richard Evans on a project turning science fiction into fact Richard Evans Sheehan on Bridge Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Winning Movea Keene on Chess Thunderer: Haydock Park Thunderer: Kempton Park Thunderer: Hereford Rapid Raceline Place horses first in whip debate Davenport confirmed as No 1 Tennis: Defeat for Sanchez-Vicario Means Hingis is Unable to Overhaul American CCTV Sapsford finds new lease of life Today's Fixtures Word-Watching Escape to the Middle Ages Television Choice Radio Choice Behind the posturing, everyday life for Iraqis Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Hoddle delivers snub to Southgate Campbell handed England captaincy after Villa defender is omitted Times Two Crossword Rugby Union Hemery strikes gold again Fast Track to the Top Cricket Europe's elite agree on expansion Morse LineOne Raiders of the Lost Rom New virus waits to pounce on unsuspecting browsers Lots sold in Net auction Hi-Grade Virtual drink-driving UK Web users leap by a million Britain is fast becoming a nation of Net shoppers, as families' confidence in the Web grows to make it a central part of everday life, says Alan Copps Dreaming of a Net Christmas CompuServe Shopping on the Net is dominated by computer… Usweb Children turn to an online auntie High wire Robots are on the run Netcom UK Net brain-drain threat to Uk America is luring Britons and their bright ideas, says Lindsay Nicolle British firms can reach big league Snappy ways to edit your digital photos Free Online Toddlers find learning fun Verdict Challenge for real speed freaks As excitement builds among racing fans for the RAC Rally, Interface looks at two new games Fever has you worse for wear Verdict Philips IBM Value for your money Advice for Absolute Beginners Dell Rael-way children Uri Galler's Weird Web Tektronix Why we are in step with hi-tech Slavin' and Surfin Top dancers Christopher Hazel Newberry tell Ruth Gledhill of heir computer lovers and hates Xmas Price Shock Hong Kong Customs raids force software pirates underground Ben Hammersley tracks the dwindling trade in cheap illegal software as new enforcement measure take effect Psion Dacom Copy cheats now face an Internet version of the stocks Picture Gallery PC World the Computer Superstore Smart moves by Hong kong commuters The superhighway gets new fast lane Encyclopadia Britannica on multimedia CD-ROM Smooth take-off for seaplane by marine designer IBM Computer's mission to keep out spies A new notebook Pc that uses a heavy metal shield is a useful weapon against electronic snoopers. Geof Wheelwright reports Gates attacks Government in rallying cry Mitsubishi Electric Beware of the hoax 'free holiday' e-mail Hirst gets place in Web art history An authoritative dictionary's move online makes it easy to see who is in with the in-crowd, says Alan Copps Chips down for brewers Agenda NetDirect Model matchmaker Dixons Prime movers in the world of computing ICS Learning Systems Openlink International Ltd Silicon Tiny Computers Ltd Computer Sciences Corporation It options Anvil Software Limited PMR Group Plc Bond Technologies Ltd Computer Futures Forefront Europe Limited Vision Recruitment Marshall-Wilkins a Diagomal Plc Company Time Offices of the Future Style Dear Jane Offer The Times I've seen the future - and it's horizontal LAura Blair on high-tech office furniture Lcaning back is regarded as best for VDU work The Yankees are coming again A fashion house serving the Ivy League set opens in Regent Street Picture Gallery Dear Jane Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Incyte Executive Assistant Levolux Designed to Control Gordon Yates Grosvenor Bureau Secretaries plus Eclipse Office Angels Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Personal Assistant/principal Private Secretary Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Angela Mortimer Office Manager/ Secretary - Clapham Design Consultants & Corporate Printers FRES Angela Mortimer Team Secretary Pa/secretary £22,000 pa (neg) Pan European Recruitment Angela Mortimer Secretary Clerkenwell - Office Secretary Regan and Dean Centre Point Directors' Secretaries Lfh Brand Identity Consultants Limited Cc Crone Corkill Audio Typists (90wpm) Central London Would You like to Work in Advertising? 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