News from 10/02/1999
1999; Gale Group;
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Phil Yates, Jill McGivering, Tunku Varadarajan, Joanna Hunter, Robert Cole, Chris Ward, Rob Hughes, Simon Barnes, Andrew Rosenbaum, Richard Hobson, Raymond Snoddy, Media Editor, Philip Howard, Adam Sage, Adam Sherwin and Adrian Lee, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, Clive Davis, Peter Foster, James HANN(Chairman), Morag Preston, Tom Walker, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Patrick Moore, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Peter Godwin, Peter Brown, Richard Storey, Valerie Elliott, Thrasy Petropoulos, Dominic Walsh, Davidson, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Matthew Parris Political Sketch, Mark Inglefield, Amanda Loose, Rodney Milnes, Michael Clark, John O'Leary, Emily Ormond, Janet Bush, Peter Landsberg, Charles Bremner, Katherine Bergen, Charles Wilson, Peter Barnard, Geoff Wheelwright, Jasper Gerard, Vanora Bennett, Paul Armstrong, Richard Cork, Paul Durman, Michael Theodoulou, Paul Sexton, Simon de Bruxelles, G. L. Leigh, James Pettifer, Stephen Wood, Ian Fells, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Claudia Joseph, Adam Sage, Christine Buckley, Matt Dickinson, Richard Ford and Stewart Tendler, Alix Ramsay, Nigel Cliff, Chris Partridge, Jeff Stuart, Nigel Hawkes, Bronwen Maddox, Christine Buckley, Michael Evans and Philip Webster, Martin Maller, Damian Whitworth, John Gray, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, John Stern, Oliver August, Stuart Anderson, Ian Murray Medical Correspondent, John Goodbody and David Powell, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Jock Gallagher, Robert Cole, City Correspondent, Dalya Alberge, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, Dominic Kennedy, Giles Whittell, Alan Copps, Jason Nisse, Christopher Walker, John Howard-Jones, Malcolm MacLeod, Saeed Shah, Mel Webb, Deborah King, Helen Simmons, Jennai Cox, Gavin Hadland, Anjana Ahuja, Chris McGrath, Michael Hencke, Stephen Hoare, Tony Dawe, Michael Powell, John-Kavanagh, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Tim Jones, Martin Waller, Tim Southwell, Elizabeth Cowley, Alan Coren, Daniel Rosenthal, Nigel Powell, Lindsay Nicolle, Michael Henderson, Charles Bremner and Roland Watson, Garth ap Rees, Linton Dawe, Wafic Rida Said, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Richard Ford, Christopher Irvine, Sam Kiley, Africa Correspondent,
ResumoWhat I think of Hoddle Free Books for School Police to have ethnic quota system Index Europe finds London has a heart of gold What men want from women sex with a smile Hollywood in love with Shakespeare 'Enthusiastic executioner' Blair's attack on arms report shocks MPs How I had my bady... with cries and painkillers Picture Gallery Allied Dunbar 30p Every Weekday CIA must give its Diana file to Al Fayed Scary Glenda declines to revisit a honeymoon nightmare Political Sketch Alarm over threat to Royal Ordnance Prime Health Blair shows he's in tune with JY Prog Hague finds youth is on his side From Drake to Thatcher Setback for cancer claim case News in Brief Saatchi's gift Justice at last Fraud fiasco Doctor struck off Branson persists Provost to retire Exorcist returns War Crimes defendant 'embraced the Final Solution with enthusiasm' Court is told of murderous past of a man who went on to become Br ticket collector, reports Tim Jones Rowland widow is left ?26m in will Coronation Street stalwart dies Trainspotting author went off the rails NEC Councils will be forced to house refugees The Government is to take powers to disperse asylum-seekers around the country Skiers trapped by Europe's heaviest snow for decades NatWest HSE Climber Clung to Freezing Ledge The worst may not be over for meningitis town After three deaths, a pupil is critically ill and parents blame official delay, reports Simon de Bruxelles Where the Diseasw Has Struck Better vaccine is on the way Citroen Xsara School doing better despite poor teachers Woodhead hails improvements but says state education is still a lottery, reports John O'Leary Getting Better All the Times Office world Iris Murdoch's funeral plea Write wanted for no fuss or commemoration, writes Dalya Alberge Legacy of fear for kidnapped woman driver Mother of Moors victim dies of cancer Cancer research campaign Court opts not to rule on sackings Museum invites you to jive in its funky spaces Hand gestures tie tongues Egg A sight to stop the traffic Ernest Jones Doctors split over checks on failures MPs condemn 'Yes Minister' contempt 'Someone is not telling the truth. We cannot ascertain what that truth is' says damning report on handling of Sandling affair. Valerie Elliott reports The Changes They Want PC World Penfold did talk to London Dolphin Landmine ban is defied on border Sainsbury's Bank Serb role vital for peace in Kosovo, says Cook Germans give fat symbol the bird Feathers have flown in the search for a new national symbol, writes Roger Boyes Britain in dash over Hong Kong law Virgin Sacked Euro rebel fights for dissenters Commission put on the defensive by right case, by rights case reports Charles Bremner in Brussels Gateway (AFP): Moscow girls in suicide leap from eighth floor Victims vent anger at tainted blood trial Cheltenham & Gloucester Three named in Salt Lake City scandal Corruption and the Olympics Chevrolet (Reuters): Remains of singer may be exhumed Stamp stubs out artist's bad habit Monica tape claim raises Nixon spectre Posthouse New king courts Iraq Pledge to improve bilateral ties is considered shrewd political move, writes Christopher Walker in Amman Anwar's accuser retracts testimony World in Brief 'M15' advises new law (AFP): Tomb collapse kills four Rebels enlist in army (Reuters): Americans fail sex test Hello Iranian head of security resigns In death as in life a minimum of fuss A quiet exit like iris Murdoch's is the trend. says Vanora Bennett Tiny Scottish Widows I stand, she delivers The next big bang: explosive the size of salt grains The creation of N5, an atomic freak of nature, has stunned the world of chemistry. Nicholas Booth reports The Times A bug in the heart Power of the pecking order Samark Holidays New way to harness the Sun Only a super bottom will do The girl of my dreams has her own agends, says, Itm Sotuhwell Buckingham Palace Surprise him with a smile What men want from women Couples need to learn new skills, says John Gray, the author of Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus Quantex Counting the cost of Monica The Lewinsky affair leaves victims tarnished but honours even I may never again raise my fedora as I pass Buck House, nor, at some formal dinner-table, wait respectfully until the loyal toast before lighting up Picture Gallery Fire, film - and forget No foreigh field is so far that the control freaks of new Labour would not have their flag fluttering over it Smart move Diary Written off Diary Smoked out Diary Picture Gallery Good heavens Diary False Asylum The current system is neither firm nor fair Pass the Parcel A game Sierra Leone for MPs of all parties Rock of Ages Or how Debbie burst from her Jurassic Park 'Haunting' lessons of Balkan history Exploring Mars Editors face 'war' over regulation Nuclear power Hoddle and Woodhead Business school fees Brawls in the air Ageism not only unfair to oldies Reform of the Lords The Monty style Reds under the beds? Court Circular Royal engagements Air Marshal Sir Donald Hall Picture Gallery School news Royal Caledonian Ball Baron Williamson of Horton Personal Column Luncheon Reception Dinners Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages University news Sir David Muirhead Personal Column Lord Justice Waller Delta Worldwide Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Robert Douglas Dorothy Middleton On this Day A New Voyage of Sindbad the Sailor News The Times Crossword No 21,023 Business Sport Forecast Demon internet Arts In the Times Features Homes Focus Energy efficiency Radio & TV Opinion Columns Obituaries Letters Meet the new Sensation Sacking of Vaux chief renews talk of takeover British Midland SmithKline Beecham poised to shed 3,000 BA's difficulties set to continue, says Marshall Walls has key role in Servisair bid battle Diller creates $20bn online retail combine Cordiant in the spotlight as Scott moves up Noel jazzes it up Business Today Closure threat for Ordnance Virgin to put £1.25bn into trains The William Hill Confidence pick-up in Cbi survey challenged Siemens accuses rivals for Internet acquisitions Regulator attempts to avert MBO paralysis Broker funds warned Amvescap lifted by US market Exchange Rates Profit woe takes toll of Boc share price ANA Valuation dispute halts Abbot merger Business Roundup Senior News Corp post Amstrad in the black Pub deals lined up Pycraft suitor revealed Slow recovery for oil PowerGen buys stake Tie Rack ex-chief returns Cable & Wireless By our City Editor: Not such a bad air day for Ayling Commentary Reuters warns of slower progress Stoves hit by cooker imports Primesight falls to SMG for £35m Profit dip at health care firm Commodities Liffe Options Speculators turn focus on packaging specialist Litigation can prove stressful for City investors… London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Right Issues Major Changes Vaux clears the air Reuters BOC Group Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes WHC Wall Street Counterfeiters are poised to cash in on arrival of the euro Urgent action is required to safeguard Europe's new currency, says Jeff Stuart Sick joke The Times City Diary Online revolution tears up rulebook On the menu The Times City Diary Room & board The Times City Diary Core business The Times City Diary SB chief still haunted by ghost of Glaxo PA Consulting Group Equities lose early lead Fldelity Investments The Times Unit Trust Information Service Malaysia Why bills are going through the roof Tony Dawe introduces a two-page report on the drive to cut down on fuel consumption by making our home more cost-effective Energy Efficiency Save and help the world Using energy more efficiently has a beneficial effect on global warming as well as our wallets Miele Now green PCs are really cool Heat is on for change Energy-conserving houses may open up a builders' market for the future, says Stephen Hoare British Gas How to get a grant Ten Hot Tips Energy Efficiency Osram The Times Copyright dispute over Dutch building Court of Appeal Law Report February 10 1999 Effect of matrimonial award on insolvency deal The Times Rate of payment of performance royalties Starting point for multiplier based on life expectancy Sentencing as if for contempt Scatting with the enemy Jazz singers are boldly crossing over into pop territory. Clive Davis applauds AT&T Galleries Axes bold as love Madder Rose Garage Dot commerce Queem Elizabeth Hall Lambeth Theatre Rising stars in the arts firmament Sarah Smart Great British Hopes Galleries The rise of McQueen Films that are all about Steve Visual Art: Like his namesake, the artist Steve McQueen risks life and limb for his latest films, now at the Ica. Richard Cork reports Free Monet Print West Side Story Handel without care Queen Elizabeth Hall Thorns on the lark Wigmore Hall Music Last year's songs Theatre Frayn's fine fantasy This nuclear fuse still fizzes Theater Art Galleries A hard Irish joke Paddy irishman paddy Ehglishman and paddy Outstanding RSC Boxing clever Listings Drums from Africa Recommended Today Guide to arts and enterinment complied by marall Hargle New West End Shows Jeremy kingson choice of theatre showing inl Lodnon House full, returns only som seats availble seats at the prices Films on General Release James Chrilstopher's choice of the laterst movies The Best Disco in town. Live Fairbrother makes the world of differences Cricket: Divergence of Two Froms of Game Emphasised by Left Hander's Importance to England Love supplies ideal platform The Sunday Times England suffer in the field Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Wasim critical of umpire and slow pitch Winning Move Keene on Chess Grand National Weights and Ante-Post Betting Chepstow Rapid Raceline Pitman advocates value of feminine touch Teeton Mill given mark ahead of Suny Bay as Aintree handicap is unveiled Frost takes bite out of fixtures Yesterday's Results Ludlow Wolverhampton History lessens worth-heeding Anelka ready to profit from France's sense of adventure One new coach experiment with winning line-up while the other sticks to familiar formation Epson England seek to fly in the face of history EPSON Wilkinson opts for proven defensive unit England open new era in style Football Football in Brief William Hill For the Record Newcastle lose out as Hall's dream crumbles Rugby Union Monie relies on Reber Rugby Leaque Today's Fixtures Henman puts black memory behind him Ladbrokes Aamodt strikes gold for Norway Sport in Brief Mind games take their toll 'Why don't snooker players retire with grace and take their cues back home?' Higgins left well out of pocket The India Bike Ride Reprieve possible for Smith Drugs in Sport Snow Reports Word-Watching A detective in the dock Television Choice Radio Choice Belief in the hard sell spirals out of control Revoerw BBC1 Pay TV-SATELLITE Cable and Digital Cricket 34 England boldly go back to the future Welkinson makes clean break with Hoddle era against the world champions Times Two Crossword Shearer stands by departed coach Rugby-Union 37 Whizz-Kidz Extra 10 Pages In search of an ideal home in the country Berkeley Homes Rights or Wrongs? Cat Flats Oven Ready What's wrong with rights of way All the comforts of work A residence that's cool for cats Allison Premier Fairview New Homes Plc North of the Thames Kingsway Homes Tips for Felines on the Move Nottinghamshire Smart Moves Canary Riverside Thieves turn to flights of fancy The Sunday Times Fairclough Homes Galliard Homes Limited Shenley Galliard Homes Limited Regalian Rialto The butcher, the baker and the homemaker Estate agent undercover Living in the Lucan shadow Coopers Gate Kensington Green Redrow English Courtyard Private Sales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Berkeley Bewley Homes Bilfinger Berger Development U. K. Ltd Jarvis Keller London Rentals Parque Da Floresta A house that strikes a chord Prowting Homes Captial Excellence Multiple Display Advertising Items Association of Residential Letting Agents Marler & Marler Country wide Ndrews Tax boost for France Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Countryside Bryant Homes Love Online Dating and the dark side of the next LineOne. net Contents Mobile Intel Pentium Beefed-up PCs power new games VR can be bad for the brain Sites offer glimpse of the future Fridge that does your shopping Art meets technology in full view CompuServe New deal unchains melodies on the Net One-click program for a less Lonely Planet IT may divert tax disc traffic Racal If You've been hankering after an Austin Healey Lines rhyme online Red Nose hits the Net Uri Geller's Weird Web My date with the man I first saw on screen As St Valentine's day approaches, computer play Cupid to make love and romance blossom in cyberspace Internet catches lovers Netcom Martin Beddall Love's still love, even at the last minute Webwise IBM The quick fix for a lazy mouse Advice for Absolute Beginners Dell ICS Pushy Mushu puts a drag on mouse Familiar faces in races Awesome flight game soars above the rest Technology for tongue-twisters Software can help you speak us English, reports Lindsay Nicolle The American speakeasy CD-Horn takes the uphill struggle out of skiing trips The Document Company Arsenal join new Net free-for-all Chip to carry Lilliput labs Great Plains Is porn the price of a free-speech Internet? Joanna Hunter on the huge problems of creating Web laws that protect our children from filth and violence Shocks Lurk behind 'Innocent Sites Free UK Cyber-detectives root out liars on screen US court confuse issue The law looks both ways in the us, says Tunku Varadarajan 'Selfish' IT specialists caught in moral maze Jakarta's phone revolutionary Oracle poses a threat to Gates Child's play for Intel Blue-chip champ bets on Silicon Valley virgins Professional View Ann Winblad runs the risks and reaps the rewards of backing young software firms, writes Morag Preston Main movers in IT Cable & Wireless IBM Business and brains unite A new breed of investor is backing British technology, says Andrew Rosenbaum Dates for your IT diary Vision It Recruitment SDL International Sillicon The Polyglobe Group Phoenix Grenville Consulting Eclipse Siemens Business Services Limited NBS Globix Forefront City Consultants SWP Jba Resourcing TRC Autodesk Philips Intelect Aztech Computer Recruitment Bond Technologies Inc Pink Zen & Art of Client Server Computing Inc PMR Ci Time The Late Shift Survey Style Reports Angela Mortimer International Un Dunton Scott The Principle Partnership Multiple Display Advertising Items PA/ Secretary Interim Westminster School Mitchell Beazley Angela Mortimer New dawn for staff who work at night Secretaries can bloom after dark, says Jennai Cox When skincare is all at sea When Elizabeth Hoff rows the Atlantic, she takes her pots and potions with her Multiple Display Advertising Items The Susan Mills Portfolio TAY Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Royal College of Nursing Keeping an eye on the future One accurate blink and you're in. Amanda Loose reports on the latest security technology for others Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Going Places Multiple Display Advertising Items Tal Sman Multiple Display Advertising Items Hays Tal Sman Director's P/a Secretary Mitchell Young Associates Eclipse Upgrade Recruitment Receprtionist/secretary The University College ACME Multiple Display Advertising Items Grosvenor Bureau University of London Senate House Sheila Childs Recruitment Multiple Display Advertising Items Secretaries plus Manpower Multiple Display Advertising Items Friend & Falcke London Bridge Hospital Multiple Display Advertising Items Strategic New Media Solutions Multiple Display Advertising Items Tay Robert Walters Resourcing Cox & Kings Multiple Display Advertising Items Bond Street Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saying it with flowers My Diary Center Point Angela Mortimer Gabb Kelly Services Angela Mortimer Time-Savers A weekly guide to keyboard skills By Chris Ward Administrative Creme Multiple Classified Advertising Items BT Who benefits most Salaries and Perks are under scrutiny. Peter Brown reports Legal Creme Super Secretaries Law Support Dear Jane… Problems at the office? write to Jane, special Reports. The Times. I pennington street, London Ei 419xn : or fax tp 01717825124. Letters will be treated in strict confidence. Some names may b changed Multi-Lingual Opportunitie Angela Mortimer International Multi-Lingual Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Reception Selection Expressions The Times Pitman training Part Time Vacancies
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