News from 20/11/1999
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Albert Cooper, Phil Yates, Arthur Leathley, Transport Correspondent, Jon Ashworth, Cath Urquhart, R. C. Simmons, Stella Shamoon, Anthea Lawson and Mark Henderson, Portia Colwell, I. McAleer, Sue Barnard, Paula Hawkins and Susan Emmett, Melissa Kite, Political Reporter, Alexandra Frean, Sarah Learoyd, Grace Bradberry, Dave Hopkins, Jane MacQuitty, Tim Reid and Andrew Pierce, John Morgan, Paul Hoggart, Paul Ashton, Richard Hobson, John H. Greensmith, Martin Neary, Gavin Lumsden, D. Ellis, Glen Newey, Philip Howard, Barbara L. Bodkin, Michael Binyon, Tony Killeen, Roy McNulty, Clive Davis, Kate Reardon, Ron West, Elizabeth Judge, Lynne Truss, Carl Mortished, James Landale, Political Correspondent, Karen Wolfson, Polly Scattergood, Tony Patrick, Ron Willis, Kevin Eason, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Fraser Nelson, Retail Correspondent, Gerald Davies, Clare Stewart, Thunderer, Antonia Senior, Karl Johnston, Darcey Bussell, Chandos Elletson, Robert Sheehan, D. R., Steve Keenan, Martina Farrow, Ruth Gledhill, Jerome Boyd Maunsell, Roger Watkins, Mike Pattenden, Martin Davies, Terence Godfrey, Martin Barrow, Roger James, Libby Purves, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Jo Morris, Candida Crewe, Mark Inglefield, Robin Young, Rodney Milnes, Gillian Harris, Scotland Correspondent, T. P., Anthony G. Phillips, Doug Sager, Frances Bissell, Ben MacLntyre, Alix Ramsay, Tennis Correspondent, David Hands, P. B., Charles Bremner, Jill Sherman, Whitehall Editor, Martin Symington, Jonathan Sacks, Peter C. Jupp, Peter Miller, Tim Teeman, Nicholas Wapshott, Peter Barnard, Derwent May, Susan Emmett, Malcolm Smith, Christopher Jones, Demetrios Psillos, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, Mary Gold, Nigel Williamson, Paul Armstrong, Ed Potton, Richard Colwill, Stephen Anderton, Amber Cowan, L. D. Carter, David Lister, Martin Fletcher, Chief Ireland Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Stehanie Billen, tanya ling, Ian Adcock, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Chief Cricket Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Christina Koning, Helen Fielding, Adam Jones, David Batten, Raymond Keene, Andrew Pierce and Tim Reid, Adam Sage, Clare Cameron, David Robinson, Clive Mathieson, John Russell Taylor, Matt Dickinson, James Allcock, Roland Brown, Roland Watson and Carol Midgley, Jeannette Hyde, Min Cooper, Arabella Warner, Clive Petty, Allen Jones, Melissa Kite, Michael Arditti, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Pascale de Lacoudraye Harter, Damian Whitworth, Nigel Hammersley, David Kettle, Ronnie Payne, Sarah Cunningham, Oliver August, Fred Dellar, Nick Hasell, Clare lazaro, Dalya Alberge, W. F. Kerswell, Tom Baldwin and Roland Watson, George Austin, Anne Ashworth, Michael Gove and Paul Bew, Carl Mortished, International Bussiness Editor, Simon De Bruxelles, Saeed Shah, Mel Webb, Pauline mclead and Gavin Smith, Deborah King, Gus MacDonald, Matthew Parris, Gavin Blackman, Angus Clarke, Merle Willis, Elizabeth Rowlands, George Caulkin, Chris McGrath, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, Alan Lee, Simon Brooke, Jane Owen, Cathy Harris and Sydney Friskin, Richard Miles, Graham Searjeant, Philip Pangalos, Fraser Nelson, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, George Li, Fran Littlewood, Lottie Moggach, Peter Ingham, J. V. McCann, Benedict Nightingale, A. G. Orchard, Alexandra Frean, Social Affairs Correspondent, Angus Batey, Amberg Cowan, Philip Haines, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Roy Clark, Jill Crawshaw, Sophie Langley, Roy Lee-Faulkner, Bill Edgar, Alyson Rudd, James Christopher, Norman Williams, Arthur Leathley, Valerie Grove, Adam Sherwin, Richard Morrison, Tom Chesshyre, John Bevan, Michael Evans, Dennis J. Duggan, John Phillips, Paul Mansfield, Susie Steiner, Susannah Jowitt, Oliver Bennett, Andy Enright, Marchel Berlins, Ivor Ll. Davies, Alasdair Murray, Economics Correspondent, giles whittell, Chloe Bryan-Brown, Hazel Spink,
ResumoThe Saturday Times: Your Perfect Weekend Paper IRA may not give up guns, Trimble warned Free Software Schools Picture Gallery Hamilton 'would sell mother' Blairs bask in the euphoria that only a baby can bring Valerie Grove on the unexpected news from No 10 The young dream team who can save English football Sharps Home Office Win a family ski holiday meg@ Today in the Saturday Times BT The vital details provided by screening Medical Briefing Blairs set for birth in Nhs hospital The Blair Baby Multibionta Growing cost of raising an infant Tough reshuffle ahead at No 11 Don't blame Tuscany, it was France Who bore the glad tidings to expectant newshounds? The Blair Baby Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Picture Gallery Firm's directors convicted over fatal crash Millennium No Title Prescott defers road charges until 2005 Pressure rises on Dobson campaign NCDL Violinist, 84, strings along teenage thief Combat Stress Intersaver. co. uk German crime wave shatters island idyll Times 3 Lexus Bitter accusations and near 'I would hand the money over in bundles of £2,500 in £50 notes' Ede and Ravenscroft Sotheby's PC World Orange Bollywood knocking best of Hollywood for six Christmas at Sainsbury's Virgin Two held over theft from body News in Brief Murder remand United champ Tube extended Hello fails Boy escapes Currys War planners warn of digital Armageddon Cyber warriors who threaten world mayhem are not mere fantasy, writes Michael Evans Swiftcall The British Hernia Centre Henderson Picture Gallery Dixons Ecstasy of an agony aunt caught by Net America Grace Bradberry No go-go for Barkin dance film role Mayor Barry urges 'bribery plot' inquiry Everest Low-profile 'protest' by director Picture Gallery Bush outlines tougher line in foreign affairs CIA predicted Gorbachev's reforms would fail The Chrysler Voyager. They say everything in America… Ten-year-olds targeted as hunters in US Lingering bad blood poisons beef exports Charles Bremner meets the French minister on the war's front line Britain Second in Fraud Stakes Office World Whiff of despair as French turn up their noses at smelly cheese Mussolini's 'treasure on show' Corus Baby talk at summit Reform of scocial democracy was overshadowed by the Blair's news, writes Richard Owen in Florence Russians accept Chechnya team Vodafone Sony Centre Riots rock Athens as Clinton flies in Woodrow Wyatt The Link Army of prostitutes flourishes in China Seven Ways to Sell Sex Asian faiths object to Pope's mission World in Brief Boeing 767 alarm PLO demands payment (AP): Caribbean hurricane (AP): Moore back on stage French up in arms Saga Trimble seeks to complete Ulster jigsaw Michael Gove for peace within the Unionist leader's own party Lovers tell of killed woman's adventures WPCs praised for luring rapist Hermitage to share treasures in London DD Straw takes on opponents of jury changes Byers wants to woo consumers into competition People's reluctance to save up to ?65 a year puzzles the Government, Melissa Kite reports First direct Picture Gallery Polling booths for rail and shops Chubb Treasury looks to private sector for leaders Why Nick Faldo was clubbed by his caddie The sight of Fanny meant Nick was in the vicinity. Not any more. Lynne Truss discusses an exceptional golfing partnership Prize for 'sci-fi' architect Dolphin Torture murder witness in court Tiny Get ready for the Pokemon phenomenon Adults beware—a new craze is coming, writes Damian Whitworth Gateway Parents and teachers braced for latest fad that's already banned Britain Internet bookseller bans 'Mein Kampf' Lombard Direct Supporting role will not do for London's leading lady candidate Valerie Grove finds the former minister and Oscar-winner quictly committed in Labour's mayoral race Opera & Ballet Classical Spectacular Entertainments Listings Suburban charade is icing on the cake Cinema American Beauty London Film Festival Stop press: Al scoops the presidency Disillusionment with journalism drove Gore into political life 'In a flash of empathy you imagine how you feel: appalled, delighted, proud that the old great still works and there's life in the old trout yet' Picture Gallery Heroic in perversity Peter Wildeblood's real crime was that the refused to be ashamed Picture Gallery Pass the hat Diary Door to Door Prescott faces a long and winding road Mobile Politics German shareholders not ministers should decide The Blair Babe A baby is the perfect example of minority rule Assuring future air traffic safety In a over new Labour baby Rituals that link living with dead Free TV licences Offenders as recruits Missing meteors Synod reaction to earthy language Dancer's portrait Gunning for glory Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Luncheon Anniversaries Today Raoul Millais Raoul Millais, artist, died on November 18 aged 98. He was born on October 4,1901 Emil Schumacher Emit Schumacher, artist, died in Ibiza on october 4 aged 87. He was born in Hagen, Westphalia, on August 29,1912 Personal Column Acorn Court & Social Milestones Vodafone's ?79bn bid sparks political row Gent urges the politicians to keep out as SchrÖder comes to Mannesmann defence 'Herr Schroder lays himself open to charges of nationalism, populism and plain bullying' Mediator for Microsoft case O'Reilly takes Doulton stake A Week in the City Aitken helped Maxwell firm The four ways to fend off a hostile attack Remy Martin American way Index Stores sector faces more share falls Energy suppliers' sales tactics in spotlight Electrabel to buy Dutch generator The Sunday Times Picture Gallery Wadhwani warns on inflation DKB says it is not a target London Bridge station set for £500m redesign NatWest given brief reprieve German builder in £1.4bn rescue plea Business Roundup City is Y2k compliant Osborne dividend up Axis close to deal Dana to raise £15.7m Renishaw profits toll Quintain sells estate BPB stakes £48m Croydex in £12m deal Exchange Rates PUK able to invest overseas Ecuador in retaliatory EU move Boeing to pay $4.5m to settle staff claims Clerical set to buy up lands firm By our City Editor: Options may beat alternatives Commentary Virgin Commodities Liffe Options Hopes of a record fade amid Vodafone selling Stock Market Movers of the Week 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 Royal Doulton Sage Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Growing fears surround struggling Storehouse Tempus Wall Street Shares end week in retreat John Grooms British Funds The future is going the American way Martin Sorrell of Wpp tells Jon Ashworth that the us will increasingly set the tone for the rest of the world in the years ahead Halifax An ad man's commercial break Shopkeepers' shares at rock-bottom prices Retailers are taking their market losses personally, says Fraser Nelson Plane rebuff Labour day New route WISE move IBM The Times Crossword No 21,266 The Times Forecast Weathercall Christmas in Lapland Stage fight Winning ways A football odyssey to lift England's gloom For Kevin Keegin, the future can be bright. Oliver Holt, Football correspondent, picks out the young players to lead the national team on the journey to Euro 2000 and beyond Odyssey direct Weekend Money By our Sports Staff: Rose well placed for qualifying success Golf Tecno England'll walk it, a voice says 'England are rotten. Their players are no good. Their players are always no good' Biased towards sleepy bowls For the Record Champions League Internet offers vast pawn site McKenzie gives England notice of his potential Cricket Weather quickly makes Thomas feel at home Halifax Injured Kallis upsets balance Richard Hobson in Centurion, on a growing concern for South Africa Saqlain prompts turn in fortune Scoreboard from Hobart Williams gets back to her confident best Tennnis Parrott has doubts over his future Snooker Sport in Brief The Times Guentchev delights in capital lifestyle Football Saturday Bill Edgar meets the unlikeliest striker to seek giant-killing glory today Football in Brief Chamberlain keeps on going Here's one Net that I can't afford to miss Buzz Word Picture Gallery No Title Born to carry all before him A famous willingness to work has made Didier Deschamps one of the game's great achievers. Photograph: Chris Harris Astroturf Blonde Royle can pause to admire year of progress Metro Television and Radio Football Saturday Links Monday Top of the Shots Second Division Football Saturday Derby County v Manchester United, the Baseball Ground, December 26 1970: A Christmas Spectacular on Ice FA Carling Premiership Weekend Matches Spread Eagle David Hand's Match-By-Match Guide to the Weekend's Heineken Cup Fixtures Sky digital McHugh makes life difficult for Leicester Heineken Cup O'Cuinneagain out to repair damage An Irish aiming to forget disappoinment is making European Cup his next port of call Rees steals point for tenacious Harlequins Brundle yields to competitive urge Burns stokes up bitter rivalry Bamett bids to make an impact Handley steering her own course Sky digital Ascot Catterick Huntingdon Dark Stranger set to make new friends Racing Scoop Picture Gallery Armchair Investor Master craftsman stays in the picture From jockey to television presenter and author, John Francome has made it all look enviably simple Aintree Tomorrow On digital Meeting Points /O'Sullevan lauds royal support Racing next Week Rapid RACELiNE 8Sand storm dogs Sunderland The Times Ride of the Week Wolverhampton Yesterday's Results Ascot William Hill Britain overruled on decision to clear Christie Athletics RBS Advanta Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Today SG call shots in final charge The Times Schuback surprised by his good fortune Bowls Cullen sets her sights on higher goals Hockey The Time Unit Trust Information Service Hargreaves Lansdown Collecting 62 Enjoying a well-stocked celebration Sarah Cunningham smooths the way in the countdown to New Year's Eve Investeco Its War Widows 56 Cater Allen Bank Abbey National No Title Trust windfalls are Investors are hoping that buybacks may increase returns from investment funds, writes Hazel Spink Nelson Buybacks in Investment Trusts Scottish Widows Perpetual The Royal Bank of Scotland Its saints Future on interest rates Stella Shamoon on how shares have rallied in the belief that further rises are on hold Shares of the Month Henderson Investors Shares of the Month The Equitable Life Fidelity Investments Its Euroland opens borders to some fresh horizons Paula Hawkins sees a land of opportunity beckoning Britain in a fresh economic review of Europe Interest guaranteed to match the Base Rate Fixed-rate mortgages no longer a dazzling offer Despite rising rates, the majority of borrowers are taking the variable option, offering better value, write Paula Hawkins and Susan Emmett Bank of Scotland Norwich Union Lloyds Tsb Royal Liver Assurance Gartmore Halifax Faith is a fickle factor when it comes to financial advice Susan Emmett explores the reasons why investors are often loath to trust the IFAs John Charcol B2 High-yield stocks see off the fainthearts Richard Miles explores how investors prepared to take a risk can find a high income Top Ten Stocks Beale Dobie The Equitable Life Picture Gallery Foreign Colonial Carpetbaggers seek coup in cyberspace Comment War widows want a life pension for a life lost Antonia Senior follows the women, still marching on alone, who risk losing their income if they remarry Mortgage John Charcol Agencies' coercion tactics tie travellers Holidaymakers are often caught by sellers bundling insurance inside their packages, says Karen Wolfson The Equitable Life Epson Vodafone calling Germany Personal Investor National Savings M&G In search of a precious fund manager If you are prepared to look around, treasures exist, writes Gavin Lumsden Hey , big spender, time for change Cashback competition is causing a revolution in the credit card business, writes Susan Emmett Investment gems just ready to be picked up A new survey out this week gives investors an analysis of 3,000 Uk funds, writes Gavin Lumsden Policy Portfolio John Charcol The safest place to keep your savings from the taxman Susan Emmett unravels the complexities of the Isa Mini Maxi Catmarks So how best to invest £10,000?6 Aberdeen Surrenda-link Unit-Linked Insurance Investments The Times Money Information Service Home movers and Net shakers Chelsea Perplexed by dollar dividend Legal & General No 1 for online motor insurance Misdirected statement a cause for concern Working families' tax credit claims wrong Brown ought to revise tax rate rule on savings Standard meaning of 'basic ' Direct Line Alliance Leicester Criticism of GEC is unjustified Neville James Policy Plus Whetting the appetite of collectors Letters and historical documents signed by leading figures of the day through to signed photographs of pop stars feature regularly at sales, writes Clare Stewart John Charcol Legal & General Emphasis on Japan fails to impress Paula Hawkins finds scepticism over the unusual structure of a growth and income fund You & Cgu HSBC Getting an account proves harder for the 'unbankable' Antonia Senior looks at how some banks are trying to tackle the problem of financial exclusion Difficult task of dressing to please taxman Fran Littlewood on the rules that decide whether your work attire slims that bill from the Revenue Windfall news deflates Ring in the new millennium with sparkling style Jupiter Inside Beryl Brinbridge A German passion for English splendour It took a German eye to log the buildings of England and bring home to us the richness of our heritage. Derwent May looks back on the life of Nikolaus Pevsner No Title Halifax Millennium Treasure Jane MAcQUITTY Beauty Graham's Set in stone Reading Pevsner on the Cotswolds brings the past to life for Nicholas Wapshott An evening ruined by a dinner jacket Weekend Letters Our magnificent crop of organically grown pests It's a burning problem Gelding is the safest bet Dog days Secret story of a writer's art Beryl Bainbridge's paintings are as colourful and as dramatic as her own life, discovers Tim Teeman Magimix Anne Robinson 'My humble solution for both monarchy and Goverment is the creation of a People's Wardrobe' Jaeger-Lecoultre Special Offer The Times Cook Thanksgiving is the ideal time to start thinking about original treats to serve at winter parties Henry Harris's Cheat of the Week Consuming Interests Mail Order Smoked Salmon The Perfect Quick Dessert Vintage tastes at old-fashioned prices Jane MacQuity chooses the finest wines you can buy this season for under £5 - from spicy, value-for-money Australian reds to splendid southern French chardonnay Sweet White Le Creuset Green fingers finds his sea legs TV gardener Alan Titchmarsh loves surf as well as turf, he teils Oliver Bennett Ebury Press Christmas Decorations Shopwatch Gadget The eyes have it this winter The make-up look of the season is lots of smudgy, smouldering black eyeliner. Just practise it at home first, and play down your other features Shopping Sense T. K. maxx COUNTaX Tempur COUNTaX Warmroof Sundial Chimney Balloon Pentagon Security Shutters Bath-Knight Watermax Coopers Bush Retro Radio A late flowering in Britain Amaryllis is much more than a blowsy red Christmas plant, expert grower Veronica Read tells Stephen Anderson Fuchsias brought under glass for the winter should be kept just frost free, and the leaves allowed to fall. Collect up the leaves to discourage moulds T. K. maxx A garden of great renown Me and my Garden Christopher Lloyd The gardener famous for his love of colour talks to Jane Owen Britain 's forgotten fields of gold Saffron is the most precious spice in the world, and its flower one of the most beautiful. Malcolm Smith finds it flourishing in wales Garden Answers Stephen Anderton's How to Grow Saffron British School of Ballooning Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Balloons Britain Homes & Gardens Screwfix Direct Cannock Gates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Finest Scottish Smoked Salmon Hextol Moorcrofts Multiple Display Advertising Items Urchin Original Box Sash Window Co Woodland Nursery Easy Barrow Ladder Leveller Multiple Classified Advertising Items Smoked Scottish Salmon Multiple Display Advertising Items Glamour Girl Value Mad! Improve your life with a Churchill's Stairlift Stihl Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gifts for Motoring Enthusiasts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Age Manchester United Golf Video ARDS Christmas Gift Guide Continues on Pages 13,15 & 16 Multiple Display Advertising Items Mithril Racing Ltd Stonebow Leisure Glenalmond Tweed Co. Instrumental Furniture Men who always say 'I don't' Why do so many men stay single when it doesn't make them happy, asks Mark Gold The Times What do children want? Arabella Warner on new research that says working mothers need not feel guilty Our Vet Writes Adopt Me Tangerine Mithril Racing LTD Gifts! Christmas Gifts from Exhilaration Super Tramp Classic Wings The Dolls House Emporium Skidpan Courses Bemaco Marketing LTD Mungo's Waxman Wines Rally Challenge Pure Silk Curious Pedestrians A Unique Opportunity to Mark the Millennium with an… The Millennium Diary Mithril Flying Club RSC Christmas Gift Guide Continues on Pages 15 & 16 I bought Mallory Towers Susie Steiner meets a woman who is moving back into her old school A wartime house of secrets House of the Week Ronnie Payne talks to Sir Bernard Lovell, the scientist who developed radar at The Coach House Homeswap5 Gift Delivery Service Multiple Display Advertising Items Pocket Watch Stands Morland's Drive Property Blockbuster Exclusive Drive on the Settle to Carlisle Warbird Flying! Safari Tina Multiple Classified Advertising Items Midlands Railway Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items A Grade One opportunity Owl Quest M. J. 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The economist who wants to pave over the green belt explains herself to Susie Steiner Millesima Our 1999 Christmas Catalogue and 1998 En-Primeur… Christmas Gift Guide Gifts for Everyone Peake Fruit Mason Pearson Wine Corporation A Birthdate Newspaper 1847-1999 in presentation… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gifts for Children Greenfield at Risk in the Region The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items English Courtyard Broadleaf Retirement Sales English Courtyard Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kensington Properties International Propertunities Cala Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bellway Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cluttons Timeshare Overseas Readers choose their treasures for the Your suggestions for the best of British range from the wild and wonderful to the wacky, says Richard Morrison Cannock Beds Shoparound Millennium Treasures Trade Sale Millennium Treasures Final Vote Form Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rud Chains Ltd Weissenfels Multiple Classified Advertising Items 525Tds Touring Se Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motors Section Continued on Snow Shoes James Last Stannah British Antique Replicas Factory Shop Memories on Video Teflon coated Antique Desks Multiple Display Advertising Items Overcome Impotence Luxury Silk Briefs for Him Millennium Edition The Erotic Review Jolliman Concorde French Language Publications Made to Measure Trousers Pease & Jay Vision of a new forest Angue Clarke on a publishing giant's plan to create Britain's biggest forest The Magic of Disney Lucy Pinney The Moment I Feel in Love with Trees Plenty to be vain about Father Report From hymns to Hollywood Religious music come in as many forms as there are creeds, says Martins Neary Best Sermons When science and faith go hand in hand Credo Church Service Tomorrow Sacrosanct no longer At your Service Ruth Gledhill visits a church that was ransacked by thieves Euro Continental Cars Eurosales (Uk) Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motorpoint Japanese Imports Direct Range Rover - Discovery - Freelander Importers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paragon Euro Imports New Immediate Delivery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Genuine Fleet Direct: Euro Lexus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Euromarque Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volvo Authorised Volvo Euro Invest Alliance of Enfield Multiple Classified Advertising Items Midland Registrations RT Multiple Classified Advertising Items P&S Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Millennium Auction Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alton Towers meets Honest Al: it's the car lot of the future The MegaWeb complex is virtual test-drive heaven for Tokyo's tyre-kickers. Ian Adcock was a queasy rider Why we fall for the fad-gadget sales con Irrational human urges makes us easy prey for carmakers who sell us costly add-on gizmos that we do not need, warns Sophie Langley Ducati's quick step on road to world domination Supersports 748R builds on Fogarty's race wins, reports Roland Brown Weekend Courses and Activities November 26-28 Great British roadburner is a Noble recluse Louts Elise too highly strong? Prosche too flash? Try the M10 route, says Andy Enright How to Place your Own Advertisement Multiple Classified Advertising Items RSVP Onlylunch KA Multiple Display Advertising Items Rendezvous Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items DC Guys—read this! Multiple Classified Advertising Items Perfect Harmony Multiple Classified Advertising Items Berkeley Sweetingham Country Partners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elite The Executive Club The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Candleburners Parties The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Citv slickers setting cool new trends Style is definitely the watchword at Britian's most exciting new hotels, says Tom Chesshyre Sweet dreams are made of this Paris Trailblazers in Travel P&O Stena Line Frozen I landscapes in the wilderness Stocking up for Christmas Duty-free might have gone, but there are still plenty of bargains across the Channel, reports Steve Keenan /VFB Sweet dreams come true Winter Weekends in France Chandos Elleston drools at the delicacies in Paris, paradise for pastries Airport profits go into freefall Getting to France Naughty but Nice A town that's a big draw Winter Weekends in France Paul Mansfield is delighted by the improved cross-Channel service to Dieppe, a town with an artistic heritage Marine novelty Noble Caledonia Limited Visiting Dieppe Homage to a geological freak show Martin Symington admires the bizarre landscape of the Torres del Paine in Patagonia VJV Learn to Dive in the Red Sea Destination Patagonia Saris, suits and silicon chips Bangalore has shaken off its colonial image to become the trailblazer of modern India, says Susannah Jowitt Museum of the Week Country Musical Hall of Frame and Museum, Nashville, Tennessee Bangalore Briefing Canada British Columbia The Travel Collection New drive to improve swimming pool safety Travellers' Bulletin Board Hotel staff will receive training as concern grows at the number of deaths in pools, reports Tom Chesshyre A golden chance to see Guyana Club together, kick the weed Travel Tips Holiday Helpdesk Marine No room at the inns Bethleham faces an age-old problem this Christmas, Jeannette Hyde reports Flying Visits VJV The ski season's here, but where's the snow? Travellers' Bulletin Board There's hope in the Aips, but an absence of the white stuff has already thwarted US skiers. Doug Sager reports Pack your Bags A warning tot of alt whisky on arrival. Offer runs from now until December 20 SOS rings out Travellers' Tip Greaves Travel Limited Not the place to dabble Checking in The Devereux, Auckland, New Zealand Marbles Bold expansion at the final frontier SKI Weekend: The Best of Canada Canada has some fantastic skiing but choose your resort with care SKI Canada: Hitting the Trail New tests turn up the pressure on drug suspects You no longer have to be caught in possession of drugs to face jail in some countries. Tom Chesshyre explains why travellers should Just Say No How to avoid big charges for talking baby Baby on Board Some holiday operators charge the earth if you want to take your baby on holiday with you, but it doesn't to be as expensive as they make out, says Jeannette Hyde Tourists in Trouble Where Drugs are Tolerated VJV Drug Dangers Trailfinders Go SAS All Starz Travel Management Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items American Airlines Great Deals Great Prices Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurostar Holidays Buzz Airline Network Delta Worldwide Belfast British Midland Multiple Display Advertising Items Somak Austravel Cyprus Wintersun Multiple Display Advertising Items Americana Vacations PLC Crossair Platinum Travel Travel Insurance Sun Selection Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items We Promise You Won't Find a Better Value… Renaissance Cruises Corsica Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chez hous Country Cottages in France Winter Sports Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spain Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Exodus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Neilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Listener Crossword No. 3541: Initials by Noggs Answers Chess Winning Move Computer Games and Pastimes WWW. Start. Here Bridge Birthdays New Software Solution to Jumbo Crossword 253 Modern Manners Jumbo Crossword 255 On this Day: November 20,1953 Understanding the poet: T. S. Eliot's three voices Pictureline Word Watching Two Brains Times Two Crossword Quotes of the Week Books Are you being surfed? All aboard for Grahm Norton The Times The Love Hexagon Keeping an Eye on Things so You Don't Have to Contents Plus arts listings for your area This week Theatre, Clubbing, Radho, Music, Art plus Stacks of Stuff to Win Virgin Your shout METro, 1 Pennington Street, London E1 9xn Girls want to be heard My Millennium Les Dennis Serget Furst: Picture Gallery Great Night out Short cuts Clive King Rounds up the Week's Movie News The Projector Great Night in: Lesley Vikerage Her rapid ascent to stardom has not taught Christina Ricci (left) the value of personal hygiene UK TOP 10 Films US Top 10 Films Golden Graham The Big Interview His trademark brand of camp smut and sending up celebs has brought Graham Norton huge success. Now, as Gareth Grundy discovers, he plans to reach even cheekier heights with a new series of So Graham Norton. Potrait by Karl Grant Picture Gallery Shop Smart New album releases The Big Album Will Smith (7/10) Willenium (Coulumbia) Singled out Mavericks Out There The Big Single The Dust Brothers This is Your Life Classical Choice Metro music charts Jungle Win four albums! Across Metro's guide to the Nineties In the last of the series, Stewart Less, scriptwriter and one half of lee and Herring, suggests that television's future is not looking too clever Hits unlimited She's had more Top Ten singles than well, anyone else. But no one knows Diane Warren's name. Ryan Eliot talks to the songwriter who dominates the charts Blast! Not v. g. at all Bridget Jones was a true Nineteess heroine. But the follow-up to her bestselling Diary is about as appealing as last night's ashtray, says Lottie Moggach Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason Disunited we stand Tower Hitting home Street Life Amazon. co. uk Photography Heat of the moment Pretext Volume 1: Salvage Shakespeare to love Poetry Book of the Month Paperbacks Scottish murder, seduction in Surbiton and the triumph of science Dune to death Weird but not wonderful Novels in Brief Remember Dreams Body counting American dreamer DK Style The metro bestsellers Fresh Talent Top 10 Non-Fiction2 How I Write '00 heaven From playing air guitar to The Final Countdown to acting the disco diva with Dancing Queen, if you want your Millennium Eve Party to go with a swing follow metro's essential guide to the hottest night of the year. Amber Cowan, Ed Pottan and Donna Richmond shake a tail feather Abba - Dancing Queen No party is ever complete… Metro entertainment listings Your 19-Page Guide to What"s on in your Area Film Out now The Big Picture: Edtv Openers Music London Picture Gallery The Big Gig: Foo Fighters Backstage Superstar Theatre West End The Big Play: Great Balls of Fire Curtain Call A Saint She Aint Clubs London The Big Bash: Highrise For More Arts Classified See Main Paper Dance /opera London Dance The Big Opera: Peter Grimes Comedy London The Big Laugh: Adam Bloom Exhibitions Major/museums The Big Show: The Art of Bloomsbury Don't Miss Faces of the Century Carmina Burana St. John's, Smith Square Value Mad! 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