News from 05/05/1999
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Phil Yates, Arthur Leathley, Transport Correspondent, Kenny MacIver, Robert Cole, Chris Ward, Alexandra Frean, David Lort-Phillips, Sarah Potter, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, David Fickling, Claire McDonald, Ivo Tennant, Robert Lea, Raymond Snoddy, Media Editor, Philip Howard, Susan Bell, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Caroline Merrell and Adam Jones, Carl Mortished, James Olsen, Morag Preston, Enid Shelmerdine, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Jenny Lind, R. L. Turner, Paul Wilkinson, North East Correspondent, Pat Gibson, Paul Fitzpatrick, Warren Chrismas, Valerie Elliott, Jason Allardyce, Dominic Walsh, Debra Craine, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, Julia Neuberger, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Aidan Ruff, Alan Hamilton, Stephen Farrell, Ian Murray, Medical Correspondent, Rodney Milnes, Michael Clark, Eve-Ann Prentice, T. P., Chole Barker, Alix Ramsay, Tennis Correspondent, Charles Bremner, David Stevenson, Rachel Campbell Johnston, Peter Barnard, Tam Dalyell, Ian G. S. Robertson, Ralph Hardy, Jasper Gerard, Christopher Joll, Paula Hawkins, Russell Kempson, Paul Armstrong, Peter Miles, Richard Cork, Paul Durman, Carol Midgley Media Correspondent, Rachel Kelly Property Correspondent, Marit Hargie, Rob Wright, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Chief Cricket Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Stephen Wood, Stuart Miles, Arthur Leathley Aviation Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Matt Dickinson, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson, Carl Mortished, International Business Editor, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Damian Whitworth, Sarah Cunningham, Ian Murray Medical Correspondent, Philip Webster, Political Editor, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Neil Jones, John Allison, Anne Ashworth, Tim Wapshott and Simon Munk, Simon Munk, Giles Whittell, Alan Copps, Claude R. Hart, Jason Nissé, Craig Lord, Matthew Parris, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Russell Jenkins, Magnus Linklater and Jason Allardyce, John Jenkin, Julian Bray, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ray Hatley, Graham Stow, Chief Executive, Alasdair Murray Economics Correspondent, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Roy Murphy, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, John Peter Hudson, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Lindsay Nicolle, Richard Morrison, Bill Edgar, Chloe Barker, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, and Sean Hillen, Edward Vale, Nicholas Young, Chief Executive, James Christopher, Adam Sherwin, Michael Evans, Alasdair Murray, Ray Whitney, Richard Ford, Christopher Irvine, Joanna Coles, Arthur Leathley Transport Correspondent,
ResumoChristopher Martin-Jenkins Britain to take 1,000 refugees a week War Reports Index Stewardess takes off as plane lands Tornado rips Oklahoma £1.8m for taste of Nero's Rome Ferguson deal Fears of huge caseload delay human rights law Happy and glorious, a royal portrait with hint of a smile Abbey National 30p Every Weekday Golden stacks for City staff in shares bonanza The good doctor offers a lesson in sexual politics Political Sketch Railtrack wants to buy Tube for £7bn Staples Saboteurs in plot to halt badger cull Junior doctors angry at threat over hours Cancer 'shame' Lawyers settle with Lady Spencer Five bomb victims 'critical' News in Brief Fine for prison (AP): Pinochet ruling Bomb jailing Reed burial Son is accused 10 times over top Forty-five killed in 'Tornado Alley' Thousands left homeless amid the suburban rubble, reports Giles Whittell in Oklahoma City Prada America's awesome twisters draw a cult following Deadly storms that descend like giant spinning skaters Links Polo Ralph Lauren £1.8m glimpse of sex life in Nero's Empire Viagra may be good for women, too No Tony for the nude Kidman Egg 'Seahenge' to have a home ashore Undercover secret of the £35m palace PC World Sex attack on girls aged 13 News in Brief Murder reward Diamond divorce Book honour Everest search Dando killer hunt Royal protection Pressures 'led young sprinter to suicide' Football injury tackled by court Wonder product of the Nineties P&O tells 2,000 passengers the cruise is off Sir Alf snubs soccer leaders to the end Www. numberchange. org Egg: Individual Money Matter Boy cycles wrong way up the M1 fast lane Dewar calls tune for victory dance Magnus Linklater and Jason Allardyce meet the man who has shunned stunts on path to power MINi mail …but Prescott's pass notes let him down Mr Malaprop trips up on his scrawled aids-memories, writes Jason Allardyce Labour's mathematics give Michael an assembly seat Only a low turnout tomorrow can deny the Welsh Secretary a Pr place, reports Valerie Elliott Sotheby's Asians 'are losing out' Campaign for Scotland 99 Poll boosts Tory hopes Quote of the day Today's Agenda Tory gains will give Hague little comfort Local council swing unlikely to reverse 1995 losses writes Alexandra Frean Holyrood 'snub' angers peers Dangers of Extremism Belt up and get on with it, Hurd urges party Tiny Computer Limited British Airways One man and his dog find road to happiness Sad past of girl 'killed by loner' Cathedral help for millennium blues Herbal remedy may fight cancer Virgin BBC adds style to substance in news Unhcr United Colors of Benetion Allies risk crimes tribunal over civilians Dan Technology Nato faults have prolonged war, says top general Serbs urged to cast out Milosevic Blair 'a dictator' Prodi seeks EU-led peace conference Balkans Summary US soldier's gratitude (Reuters): Sofia vote to back Nato (AFP): Children casualties Consensus 'emerging' (AP): Boy's bomb kills five (AP): Aid donation record Care International Air forces fail to repeat Gulf success Only now are Nato's strikes taking effect on the Serbs, writes Micheal Evans Cable & Wireless Emirates Senate dodges bid to widen conflict Violent end to a doomed dynasty James Bones reports from New York on the last in a line of tragedies for a socialite clan One. Tel French 'dog of war' is tried for coup killing Corsican crisis for Jospin SAGA (AP): Tigers kill tourists in Spain World in Brief Protesters shot Biblical secret (AP): Veteran executed Deportee dies (AP): Kuwait election (AP): Criminal coup (AP): Turkish row (AP): Cardsharps How to lessen the financial pain of children Personal Finance Editor Anne Ashworth on smart ways to ease the cost of raising children; how a sober life could make you wealthy; and saving your cash organically Invest in organic nest eggs Foreign Colonial Nasty Habits 'I have a sleeping situation I'd like to share' Toy boys, clubbing and shopping Single, childless fifty something women have never had it so good, says Enid Shelmerdine Spring Créme '99 Quantex Devolution starts on a shoestring The Scots and Welsh are still being treated like political pygmies 'I once followed a Transit van tagged NANIA for ten miles trying to see if it had a lion, a witch, and a wardrobe in the back' Picture Gallery A Devil of a month From Ulster to kosovo, intervention is proving a dangerous addiction Screen test Labour for Scotland The best vote for the most United kingdom Israel Awaits An election in which the peace process is not pivotal Badger the Government More research before a massive cull is contemplated Britain's duty to Kosovan exiles The last writ Tory crisis of leadership and loss of 'collective nerve' Devolution polls The Labour voter Change of address Non-U Coping with cancer Final memories EU patron saint Court Circular Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Premium Bonds Mrs Janet Sturrock Receptions Dinners Picture Gallery Anniversaries Personal Column To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices… Luncheon Forthcoming marriages Appointments in the Forces Legal appointments Church in Wales Meetings Retirements Richard Frere Richard Frere, mountaineer and writer, died on April 27 aged 76. He was born on June 8,1922 Personal Column Viscount Portman Viscount Portman farmer and landowner, died in Antigua on May born on April 22,1932 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paddy Kennedy Paddy Kennedy, Stormont Mp, 1969-72 died of cancer on May 2 aged 56. He was born on September 3,1942 On This Day First Appearance of Mlle. Jenny Lind Clive Innes Clive Innes, horticulturist plant collector and cactus enthusiast, died on March 7 aged 90. He was born on January 17,1909 News The Times Crossword No 21,095 Business Forecast Sport Arts In the Times Features Homes The Papers Radio & TV Opinion Columns Obituaries Letters Pierce's muscle power Sterling soars as rate-cut prospects diminish Pension fund managers shamed by FTSE John Charcol Lasmo makes £600m Monument bid Yea quits Diageo after losing out on top job Seagram plans to go it alone WTO in disarray over leadership Ashkenazy on a great Russian Business Today Problems at Selby to hit RJB profits Www. times. money. co. uk Amazon. co. uk French bank battle hots up as Paribas is denied protection Euro bourse nearer One 2 One plans 2,000 extra posts Asda to create 750 jobs in Wales Bayer Marsh appointed to Hawkpoint Business Roundup Shield rights issue Fisher £20m loan note Gap heads out of town Tote acquires 32 shops IQE chiefs £22m Exchange Rates LIG shares are hit by merger plan Rival may chase First Leisure Institutions vote in new board at CSG By our City Editor: 'Feel-good' factor in Fleet Street Commentary COLT and Level 3 share costs Compaq Bid hopes see surge in National Power price 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 Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Cheers at Allied Tempus Lig/ Seton Scholl Wassall Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Unigate Wall Street Investors ponder wisdom of summer sales maxim Asian flu prompts Hong Kong to dispose of its past Privatisation may be the key as to how the former British colony reinvents itself, writes Alasdair Murray Czech mate The Times City Diary Job sharing The Times City Diary Bad taste The Times City Diary Lonely post The Times City Diary Vauxhall Continentals face time bomb Society elections Gilts suffer heavy falls BT British Funds Disposable music to counter Internet piracy Co-op is braced for American approach Incepta sees benefits of integration Tim£s=mon£y Intel inside News Corp buys rights Profit warning hits Nord Anglia price Northacre reverses into PAH Profitability at Celsis six years after float BICC sale puts query over Wassail stake Business Roundup Presbar jobs at risk Pillar in £75m deals ICI-Dyson asset swap NRC lifts Stratagem Arcade in Rolls deal Merger back on track BPT reinvests proceeds Beauford disposals The Times Unit Trust Information Service JEDF Before a show, see a show Visualart: Richard Cork Applauds the Sadler's Wells initiative in commissioning foyer exhibitions Around the London Galleries Critics Choice Rising stars in the arts firmament James Olsen Great British Hopes Changing Times Music The man could be King Blues Critics' Choice Hot tickets for summer nights Film Dance Opera Visual Art Critics' Choice Music Theatre Opera A hit with a myth Opera Admeto Cambridge Opera & Ballet Fruits of the Russian vine Music: Vladinir Ashkenazy tells John Allison about his South Bank Rachmaninov series Listings Recommended Today Guide to arts and entertainments complied by Marit Hargie New West End Shows Jeremy Kingston's choice of theatre showing in London Films on General Release Rodney Bewes Identification parades are mandatory Power was not delegated Changing Times Principal was grantor of document Scots Law Report May 5 1999 House of Lords No right to challenge taxi policy Unqualified advice by professional valuers was disastrous Conduct relevant Taylor Woodrow North of the Thames St James Homes Regalian The mark Flat-pack houses go up in no time A block of flats in East London will take just six months to complete. David Ficking reports on an innovative way to combine quality and speed Tuscany comes to Glasgow Take Root, a women's collective, plans to design and build dream homes in the inner city, writes Enid Shelmerdine Smart Moves LCR Developments London Rentals Berkeley French Property Exhibition Multiple Display Advertising Items Portugal Quinn punished for rash manoeuvre Racing Stewards Disqualify Chester Vase Winner and Ban Jockey for Six Days The Times Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Rapid Raceline William Hill Uttoxeter Wetherby Chester Specialists Chester Smith took banned substance, court told Swimming Sale savour slice of double Gloucester Rugby Union Chepstow Leeds come back to earth with a bump Rugby League Baseball diplomacy works to Castro's advantage Damian Whitworth on how the Cuban President and his short stop made capital in Baltimore Market Rasen Changing Times Past masters pay tribute to Hendry's excellence Snooker MCC rebels to force issue over cup tickets Cricket ECB moves for Birkenshaw Times Newspaper Ltd. Dutch lay new roots on grass pitches Natwest Trophy Metcalfe's century turns back clock Today's Fixtures Yesterday's Natwest Trophy First-Round Scores Denmark pay for nerves Lack of eastern promise hits the World Cup Emirates Wenger fails to keep calm in centre of storm Football Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal VW No Reading between the lines is required: the graph… Pursuers left fighting over scraps Chelsea v Ledds United Wolves' play-off hopes look grim after draw Football: Wanderers Unable to Capitalise on Game in Hand Top of Table Football in Brief For the Record The Times MacClesfield go down Caring, sharing showdown Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Last Night's Results Winning Move Keene on Chess Golf talks end in three-year radio deal Sport in Brief Pierce plays the power game Midweek View Sluggish Williams feels at home in Rome Health & Safety Executive Word-Watching Michael Probst Fame is the Spice of life Television Choice Radio Choice Polished blueprint for a murder by design Review BBC 1 Satellite, Cable and Digital Ferguson will be swinging until 60 Report backs England manager plan Times Two Crossword Rugby League Ranatunga fires opening shots Tennis Crystal Palace to be given a new look Odyssey X-Stream Games without frontiers Contents Hi-Grade Net breaks Mallory fall Big Brother is watching Don't lose contact With this ping I do thee Web …and an e-mail to say it's all over CompuServe 2020 visionaries The Net and all that jazz News Bites Tiny Acquiring a French accent Advice for Absolute Beginners Dell Bite-Sized Questions Crying out loud Chloe's Web Netcom Internet I've seen the fuchsia Net Result Search-engine for motors Tips to stop Net rip-offs Technical hitch-hike for backpackers Travelling online is the business Behind the headlines Webwise BT Site-building made simple Verdict Hewlett Packard Be a world wide whizz Free software solutions put you on the internet fast-track Seige warfare Verdict Doing IT yourself Verdict PTS Boy racer fends off league challengers All Formats Britannica Top Ten Online Explosion in cyberspace Online gaming is growing fast, say Tim Wapshott and Simon Munk Wireplay for all-and for free The brotherhood of gamers is growing thanks of BT's Wireplay In pursuit of your worthy opponents ClaraNET Upgrading can slow you down Many online gamers are simply modifying the older versions Online Lingo Siemens Will vox get pop? 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