News from 26/03/1999
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Phil Yates, Elizabeth M. Nokes, Helen Johnstone, Robert Cole, Mark Inglefield Political Reporter, Chris Hooker, Anna Blundy and James Bone, Patricia Davies, Jack Arkinstall, Rob Hughes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Martin Walfer, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Robert Breckman, Peter Wade, John Lowenthal, Nicolette Jones, Peter Hammond, Philip Howard, Susan Bell, Caroline Merrell, Banking Correspondent, Jeremy Kingston, Clive Davis, Oliver Holt Football Correspondent, Carl Mortished, Michael Evans, Defence Editor, Tom Jaworski, Roger Maynard, Tom Walker, Raymond Snoddy, Gerald Davies, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, John O'Leary Education Editor, Pat Gibson, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Dominic Walsh, Anthony Ralston, Andrew Butcher and Chris Ayres, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Martin Barrow, Robin Edwards, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Gillian Harris, Scotland Correspondent, Michael Clark, Phil Gordon, Richard Stott, J. R. Simons, Shirley English and Jason Allardyce, Martin Fletcher Chief Ireland Correspondent, Michael Leapman, Helen Rumbelow, Peter Barnard, Michael Evans, Philip Webster and Ben MacIntyre, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Jill Sherman and Mark Inglefield, Jasper Gerard, Paula Hawkins, Nigel Williamson, Angela Feather, Paul Durman, John Griffiths, Joyce Quin, Michael Rose, Paul Sexton, Barry Millington, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Roger Williams, Stephen Wood, David Watts, Adam Jones, Raymond Keene, Matt Dickinson, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Alix Ramsay, Stefano Hatfield, David Aukin, Nigel Hawkes, Paul Wilkinson North East Correspondent, Nick Gooblar, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Sandra Parsons, Roger Boyes, Mark Henderson and Carol Midgley, Norman Stone, Victor Black, Nick Szczepanik, C. T. Miles, Chris Parker, David Renshaw, Jane Shilling, Alex O'Connell, Mel Webb, Philip Webster and Charles Bremner, Matthew Parris, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Caitlin Moran, Alan Lee, Bill White, Peter Riddell, Ian Buruma, Alasdair Murray Economics Correspondent, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Michael Evans and James Landale, Gillian Harris, Danny Baker, Elizabeth Cowley, Nicholas Shakespeare, Daniel Rosenthal, Benedict Nightingale, Roland Watson, Political Correspondent, Sarah Cunningham Retail Correspondent, Richard Morrison, Arthur Leathley, Keith Barnes, Andrew Tyrie, Charles Bremner and Philip Webster, Alastair MacKie,
ResumoThe War in Serbia: Best Reports, Analysis, Comment Nato split over air campaign Greece and Italy lead opposition MPs take aim with stutters and stun gas Political Sketch Index Times awards Labour reinstates Sarwar Sandra Parsons Norman Stone Blair concession to save EU rebate Tomorrow in the Saturday Times Alaskan 30p Every Weekday Second Night of Raids The B1 shop Perils plague a reporter on the spot Tom Walker wakes up to the reality of a war affecting his family and his friends in Batajnic, near Belgrade Belgrade steps up expulsion of press 'spies' Envoy accuses Times reporter of 'double assignment' report Mark Henderson and Carol Midgley Blair expresses pride in forces Britain Cook is kept to the sidelines Diplomacy St. Joseph's Hospice High-tech Harriers are blinded by smoke Michael Evans and James Landale in Brussels report on an RAF upset during the first night of air raids Prada How to win a dogfight Railtrack Bombing no match for moral fervour Nato has the muscle and the rationale, but Serbia has patriotic zeal on its side, writes General Sir Michael Rose Dolphin Serbs must draw on fierce fighting spirit that Nazis failed to crush A Warrior Race Jaguar Belgrade's twin feels the shock waves Alan Hamilton reports on the doubts in a British city linked to serbia's capital Currys Russia forces UN vote on airstrikes Anna Blundy in Moscow and James Bone in New York report on moves to half the Nato onslaught Nato's 'mindless war' condemned Third World Abbey National Oneworld 306 Peugeot Nato attacks create new doctrine of intervention Peter Riddell finds that the complex justification for the use of force may set a legal precedent and cast Nato in a new role of international enforcer Mixed signals as callers debate moral dimension Radio Review Standard Life BBC is accused of biased phone-in Extracts of the Message of Ayatollah Khamenei on the… We had no chioce, Cook tells MPs Sainsbury's PC World the Computer Superstore GP guilty of letting elderly patient starve Doctor may be struck off after ruling on order to nurses to withdraw food, writes Michael Horsnell Relatives fear rising tide of euthanasia The Hodder Headline Group Christian Aid Teenager makes - history in US chart Poll raises party's hopes Dixons Budget is 'good for nation but not for us' Poll show Britons know the cost of tax plans, says Peter Riddell Investors get veto on political gifts Woolworths Hague aide urged to keep silent on euro Labour lists arms deals in report How pioneer MP won through Don't worry. Nothing bad is going to happen' Opponents angered by 'interfering' Tate Gallery Appeal on cervical smear judgment News in Brief Bristol heart shortfall Football killer gets life Sawoniuk bail change Inquest challenge One. Tel Hard road to Commons Literacy crusade aims to hit home Comet Picture Gallery Sex-boast lie by soccer bosses Inside Section 2 Faraway Selection Lift by 8ft cottage offers haven for small investors Hidden village wins right to stay on hillside National park allows 'back to nature' group to keep their home, writes Simon de Bruxelles Young inmates in dirty cells for 22 hours a day Britannia Building Society Sexual disease crime victims may get £25,000 First Active Jessops Journey to the Centre of the Earth Abused women can seek asylum Energy Efficiency Brass players find Euro harmony Competition for young musicians overturns exphonium ban, reports Russell Jenkins Bose Uproar in Ulster as man is acquitted of killing Pay that, judge tells pop star Chart star will have to sing a little harder for his supper after court ruling, reports Helen Rumbelow Railtrack chief makes belated plea for public cash Track operator says £27bn upgrade will need state support, report Arthur Leathley Scottish Widows Central Heating Information Council Success gave taste for the high life Tommorow in The Saturday Times Headway made in Blair fight to keep rebate UK contribution key to deal, report Charles Bremner and Philip Webster in Berlin A little corner of France decides to be forever Spain Pitney Bowes Picture Gallery Swiftcall Sole right to wreck of 'Titanic' denied World in Brief (Reuters): Kenya crash victim (AP): President under fire (AFP): Alps tunnel fire kills 16 (AP): Swiss anger Jiang (AP): Water prank deaths Hijacker rescues boyfriend from jail in helicopter Indonesian leaders inspect separatist battlegrounds David Watts reports from Singkawang Borneo, on a bloodbath's political legacy Tiny JAL Flash deep in space baffles astronomers Astronomers are struggling to explain an object of extraordinary brightness, reports Nigel Hawkes How our man let Europe talk to England Action Research Quick Books Noye loses appeal on extradition News in Brief Road-rage case Father accused Student dies Blakelock check Correction Aids-and the final pretence In the final extract from his book, Nicholas Shakespear tells how friends watched the writer die Oscars Winner Time Six of the Best Hot Tip Britannica Nesting instincts Cutting Edge Objects of desire Lauren Wells On the wrong side of the war As Nato attacks Serbia, Sandra Parsons, who is married to a Serb, describes how it feels to watch television coverage of the conflict and to pray that the bombs do not hit her family Franglais without tears Man underneath The Sunday Times Two cheers for Colonel Tony Benn Norman Stone says Nato is playing a very dangerous game 'It is asking a huge amount of a group of men and women—mainly life peers-to pleadfor an opportunity to go to the gallows' Picture Gallery Screen out the cynics Those who carp about'dumbing down' are merely engaging in a form of cultural 'nimbysim' Sliding doors The Times Diary Dan Hodges is as dextrous on the public stage as… At a convivial awards dinner for journo sorts Second Wave Hard days ahead as Parliment debates the Kosova airstrikes Meanwhile in Moscow Even a weak Russia still needs handling with care Reading the Riot Act Intervening in schools is only way to end illeteracy Nato 'appetite' for military action Changing relationship between GPs and patients Kazan's choice between two evils FO and new assemblies Beef ruling Worth a drink? Trauma compensation Princes in the Tower Fine feathers Court Circular Today's royal engagements Society of Antiquaries of London Birthdays today Funeral service Luncheon Latest wills Personal Column Picture Gallery Royal Society of Edinburgh Anniversaries Church news Court & Social Premier Events Forthcoming marriages Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation Air Vice-Marshal W Nick Carter Air Vice-Marshal W. Nick Carter, CB, DFC, wartime bomber pilot and international disaster consultant, died in Australia on February 19 aged 86. He was born on November 5,1912 Sir Kennethibutt , Bt Sir Kenneth Butt, Bt. bloodstock breeder and Lioyd's underwriter, died on February 10 aged 90. He was born on July 7,1908 Personal Column Flights Directory Flight Searchers Flight Options Ltd Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Jetline Jetworld Multiple Display Advertising Items DR Kurt Eissler Dr K. R. Eissler, psychoanalyst and founding director of the Sigmund Freud Archives, died in New York on February 12 aged 90. He was born in Vienna on July 2,1908 Leonard Hancock Leonard Hancock, DFC, repetiteur, conductor and teacher, died on March 17 aged 77. He was born on September 11,1921 University Boat Race News The Times Crossword No 21,061 Business Picture Gallery AA Information The Times Gore-Tex Bermner's musical Barclays takes £140m hit on disposal SB riding US gravy train British Midland The Airline for Europe MMC to check out supermarket prices Biotech admits failure McDonald's buys Aroma Canary takes flight at 330p IBM says era of personal computers is over Pressure grows on Nicholson Candi Runs Free Business Today Firm pays $1.6m for bad choice Exchange Rates Standard Life CBI survey confirms slight upturn for manufacturers Robert Fleming to restructure Alvis admits weak short-term orders Picture Gallery EU backs designers over 'grey'goods Legal & Public Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Borrowers face bill for debt collecting Multiple Classified Advertising Items Zeneca offers £20m deal to Chiroscience Business Roundup Cuts plan boosts BPB Holmes Place rights Rotork optimistic LucasVarity warning Morgan Stanley leaps Belgo looks to Europe Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kalon chief to quit after failed bid Northern Leisure drops hint Solomons calls it a day as Singer head By our City Editor: A counter revolution ahead Commentary Expro hit by weaker demand NTT Dividend prospect fuels large Centrica trades Stock Market Life Options Oil Gusher Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues R1ghts Issues Major Changes Sticking to plaster Tempus Northern Leisure Alvis Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Kalon /Total Wall Street Millar's warning comes to pass at British Biotech Paul Durman on the fallout from the admission of failure by Britain's former flagship biotech company O'Reilly's brand of business can keep Wolf from the door Fraser Nelson finds out what Versace has in common with Heinz beans Tongue-tied The Times City Diary Good health The Times City Diary Hold up The Times City Diary Horse sense The Times City Diary AR Budget contained not just bad news for road hauliers Resigned to poor terminology Share deals show price of progress The Times Unit Trust Information Service Radio Equities bounce back Penny Shares Are Booming! Secrets and lies Theatre The Late Middle Classes Palace, Watford Waking Ned Thin Red Line Pop Well balanced Volpone RST, Stratford Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Musicals Never mind the quality feel the collar Cooking up a stew of Irish music As the Barbican gets set for a hooley, Clive Davis talks to the music professor topping the bill Megastores Pop Albums Super furry animals New Pop Albums DEUS the Ideal Crash HMV Top Ten Albums Bobby's back New Jazz Album At the going down of the sun, remember him Nick Drake could well be the cult hero to end all cult heroes. Caitlin Moran pays her respects Kitara Richard Blackford Pop Opinion Pop Interview Young-at-heart runs free Second-raters of soul beware: the real thing, Candi Staton, is back and bullish. Paul Sexton reports Yamaha Tomorrow in The Saturday Times HMV David Sylvian Hitting the heritage trail Live Gig Pop Gig Theatre Recommended this Weekend Guide to arts and entertainment compiled by Marit Hargie New West End Show Jeremy Kingston's choice of theatre showing in London Films on General Release James Christopher's choice of the latest movies Exhibitions The 20th Century Show Royal Albert Hall Multiple Classified Advertising Items "A Great Night! And the band plays on Theatre: Dabiel Rosenthal says a special happy birthday to the Starlight Express orchestra Multiple Classified Advertising Items Music Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chopin made easy Concert Martha Argerich Multiple Classified Advertising Items Entertainments Today the world. And tomorrow? Mark Byford is tipped as the next Director-General of the BBC but he won't admit it to Raymond Snoddy Mellor 0 Littlejohn 1 Do tabloids get a fair deal? Media watch Job spec for the DG Media & Marketing Dexion Nm Recruitment Matters Montgomery The past six years have been a catastrophe for The Mirror, says Richard Stott, a former Editor. He singles out those he belives are responsible for its decline—and asks who can make it sing again Ordnance Survey Times Newspapers Ltd Sports Hospitality Industry Dutch, French, Scandinavian Multiple Classified Advertising Items How he ruined The Mirror Press adverts seek new role Hot on the heels of Fortune As Management Today relaunches, Raymond Snoddy looks as its history The Times Farewell to the females Poseurs, privilege and parody As foreign editor of The Spectator, Ian Buruma worked for Charles Moore and Dominic Lawson. It was a world of excessive camp Free Books School Pakistan 's failure to protect women House of Lords Judge cannot question delay once leave is given Inferring area is public place Administrator must accept medical responsibility Stopping disadvantage Factors affecting renaming child CIFE MPW CIFE Oxford Collingham Harrogate Tutorial College Duff Miller Ashbourne Independent Sixth Form College Abbey CIFE Lansdowne Davies Laing & Dick Surrey College Can this man help the millions of illiterate Britons Sir Claus Moser believes that only a massive government initiative will make an impact on adults with poor basic skill The Stationery Office Education Easter Revision Hertford College Oxford Easter Revision at Cats Easter Revision How to choose books for your child Fathers reveal to Nicolette Jones what they read at bedtime Courses St. George's University Kingston University Multiple Display Advertising Items Queens University of Portsmouth Institut français Educational Consultants Cambridge Centre for Sixth-form Studies Alliance Francaise Selwyn College Cambridge The Hall, Hampstead Magdalen College Oxford Wellington College Postgraduate Courses University of Herfordshire Train now. Pay Later Posts St Peter's School Study Languages in Europe German Intensive Courses Multiple Display Advertising Items Courses Study German in Austria University of Vienna German… Ashbourne Independent Sixth Forum College Learn Spanish in Spain Ashford School DfEE Education Tech St. George's University Emotions running high as Belfast greets the world Athletics Surrey College St. Aldates College Multiple Display Advertising Items Australia feeling the heat Career Analysts Ltd Lloyd takes to Sky on leaving England Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Winning Move Keene on chess Sisters on course to gain family credit Tennis Battling Davies puts in strong finish NatWest Faldo finds touch to take place on leaders' heels Golf Elements spoil the mood White hits title trail at expense of O'Sullivan Snooker Series to decide champion of world Racing Hogg leaves backers' fortunes in a trough Alan Lee sees bookmakers take the initiative on the first day of the turf Flat season Doncaster Newbury Rapid Raceline Kelso Guide to our Racecard Specialists Meeting Points William Hill Yesterday's Results Scotland match is called off by Uefa Changing Times Neville puts faith in Keegan the healer Enthusiasm of caretaker coach creates positive mood in the England camp Northern Ireland try not to dwell on the past Wednesday leave it late The Leading Transfers on Deadline Day Poland gain strength from people's man Johnston returns to her best Sport in Brief Sale players with role of Mitchell Rugby Union Scottish districts line up move to Wales Results from the National Schools Sevens Cotton comments spice up prospective election duel For the Record Living with father of all ambitions Why we will never be Poles apart Of all the crackpot letters I get on my… Picture Gallery This column specialises in cynicism and… One lion's mane not up to scratch Fixtures Word-Watching Radio-Choice Fond farewell to Woburn Television Choice Time to dispatch the short-format programme Review BBC1 Satellite, Cable and Degital They're off! Fallon launches new season in champion style Cole strikes the right balance Probable Team Times Two Crossword Athletics 49 Inspiration of Peters lives on Rob Hughes of how the courage of a great runner was remembered Rugby Union 53 AXS Telecom The Times scoops two fop awards
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