News from 18/11/2000
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Andrew Robson, Sarah Cracknell, James Landale, Giles Tremlett, Janet Martin Soskice, Charles Twining, Jon Ashworth, candida crewe, Andrew Probert, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Richard Whitehead, Helen Studd, Robert Cole, Robert Walkden, Catherine Riley, Portia Colwell, Artemis Cooper, Kirsty Fergusson, nigella lawson, James Moore, Sarah Potter, Maggie Alderson, Jane MacQuitty, Gary Neville, Clive King, Salome Munuo, Christopher Somerville, Paul Hoggart, jonathan meades, Mark Souster, David Rhys Jones, Jane Knight, Lyndsey Fairbrother, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Birna Helgadottir, Philip Howard, Ploutos, Vivien Noakes, Janice Pickford, ray main, Ivor Reith, Roger Walkins, Michael Binyon, Barry Turner, James Bone, Brian Pedley, Clive Davis, David Parfitt, hilary rose, Richard Irving, Carl Mortished, E. Jane Dickson, Anne Robinson, Sharon Linnard, Caroline Power (Vice-President), A. F. Gwynedd, john diamond, Frank Oliver, Kevin Eason, Russell Watson, L. J. Harris, Gerald Davies, Sam Lister, Jonathan Mitchell, John F. Mills, Giles Coren, Andrew Norfolk, John O'Leary Education Editor, Clare Stewart, Antonia Senior, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, John Clarke, Stephen McClarence, Bridget Harrison, Steve Keenan, Melanie Tringham, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Debra Craine, Ricshaw, Roger Watkins, Alix Ramsay Tennis Correspondent, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Grainne Gilmore, Carol Price, Ben Webster Tim Reid and Arthur Leathley, Martin Barrow, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent and Roland Watson, Michael Blnyon, Jonathan Gornall, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Jo Morris, Candida Crewe, Alan Hamilton, Oliver Wright, Eileen Humphrey, C. Hindle, Andy Stephens, Alan Millard, Barbara Abbs, Yvanne Hart, David Lister and Adam Jones, Doug Sager, David Hands, Michael Crellin, Charles Bremner, David Stevenson, Greg Hurst, Adam Mars-Jones's, Anthea Lawson, Mark Court, Patience Wheatcroft Business Editor, Arthur Leathley City Correspondent, Derwent May, Mary Loudon, George Caulkin and Russell Kempson, Susan Emmett, Russell Kempson, David Thomas, Mary Gold, Daniel McGrory, Paul Armstrong, Oliver Kay, Jeremy Bremridge, Stephen Anderton, Amber Cowan, John F. Kennedy, David Lister, Mark Atherton, Rick Broadbent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Nancy Patton Wood, J. G. Hann, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, bryan adams, Stephen Wood, Helen Vaughan-Jones, Rebecca Lahey-Bean, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Matthew Pryor, Clive Mathieson, Eric Jacobs, Roland Watson, Mark Henderson and Alan Hamilton, patrick cooney, Lucy Pinney, Bryan Brown, Paul Wilkinson, James Allcock, Keith Floyd, Min Cooper, David Reeves, Christopher Walker Chief Ireland Correspondent, Bronwen Maddox, Chris Ayres Media Business Correspondent, Cathy Harris, Oliver Holt, Richard Owen, Helen Nugent, Sally C. Sington, Martin Fletcher and Roland Watson, Damian Whitworth, Michael Strutt, Geoffrey Watson, Valerie James, Russell Kempson Pure Football, Mark Taha, Martin Woods, Emily Davies, Nick Hasell, Stephen Westaby, john carey, Caroline Morrow Brown, Graham Searjeant Personal Investor, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Glen Owen, Martin Fletcher European Correspondent, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Anne Ashworth, Stephen Haseler, Gabriella Gamini South America Correspondent, James Pringle, Jane Shilling, Brian MacArthur, Christopher Booker, John Charles, Mike Brewer, Matthew Parris, Jennai Cox, Ian Tanner, Mark Hodkinson, Craig Clarke, Chris McGrath, Tim Wapshott, Mike Barnard, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Russell Jenkins, Paul Jones, Alan Lee, Michael Theodoulou and Michael Horsnell, Ben MacIntyre, Helen Pridham, Ian Brodie, vinny lee, John Goodbody Sports News Correspondent, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, Roger Holmes, Richard Miles, Trevor Fishlock, Lewis Stuart, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Danny Baker, Fran Littlewood, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, david hurst, Stuart Birch, Harry Bibring, Jill Crawshaw, Richard Morrison, Fred Dellar, Sam Kiley, Tom Chesshyre, Richard Irving and Chris Ayres, Valerie Grove, Adam Sherwin, Jane Laurie, Tom Baldwin Deputy Political Editor, V. Burns, Fiona Beckett, Veronica Lee, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Stephen Pasmore, Nick Baty, sheila keating, Colin McQuillan, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine, Chloe Bryan-Brown, Lucy Claxton,
ResumoThe new eight-section Saturday Times: your… Best Wines Under £3.50 Railway chief resigns with £1m payoff Nature Notes The Times Damages for 'life not worth living' Court gives Gore new hope in election race Bomb kills Briton in Riyadh King of New York Pensioners cheated of millions by computer Armchair Christmas shopping Chanel Picture Gallery Posthouse Scottish Widows Madonna goes live on the Net for £30m Rush likely for 'dotty' new Web addresses By a Correspondent: Freed wife-killer cannot return to work as doctor Omega Material girl with a head for figures Railtrack in hands of 'invisible' new man Mercedes-Benz Boss who grew weary of yet another disaster Reaction of unions is mixed North East marooned for month New bat takes swipe at Old Man of cricket Man held over theft of Enigma Beatles 'helped to end Cold War' Wife killer back in the dock Currys Forget Brussels, try the new sprouts TeleText Bush will portray rival as sore loser Us Election 200 Judges' ruling might decide outcome P&o Stena Line It's the final countdown, at least for now Us Election 200 'We Jewish grannies aren't to blame' BT Top security as Zeta-Jones says Ok! Homebase Egg: insure Wales sends its princess a love spoon Hyundai Blair turns his fire on anti-GM food protesters PC World 'Biotech' is new darling of stock market EU to act as cod stocks hit crisis point Inquiry into jails racism Surgeons call for operation shutdown Sir Elton says the hardest word-and it's sorry Release of Bulger two 'may be secret' Virgin Thunderbirds are go, go, going off the shelves Brussels to get thousands more British troops The Link Minister will not rule on insignia Tories are mocked on party aid Wine Planet Labour MP sorry for racism talk News in Brief Crackdown on yob culture Tories try to oust pro-Europe MP Widdecombe in drug fine rethink Bidders drop Dome deadline Skydiver hits roof at 150mph and survives Channel islanders are the heaviest drinkers in the world Audi Scottish Power Three escape car cliff plunge Single treatment uses six foetuses DfEE fasttrack Commons tussles with morality of embryo research Clonfng debate sends MPs out of the paddock Dixons Woodhead takes a farewell swipe Office World Ofsted ex-chief shows he's always Right Work of governors to be reduced Wine Corporation Stars back integrated schools call News in Brief Appeal success Surgeon replies Slow getaway Times 2 Prince shocked by flood victims' desperate plight UK 'leads world in pollution cuts' The Sunday Times Merry Christmas Comics artist a big draw in new film Citronën Royal charity guilty of racism Where Britain paid price for losing EU veto NPI Warmer Moscow winter awaits Blair Long mixed history of contacts France steps: up pressure on No 10 Argentina wants the tango to seduce the world Yourautochoice. com Fujitsu Computers Siemens Stroppy Brit is king of country music Metaphors mug CBS viewers Russia borrows £105m to cut Aids Www. jungle. com French families file CJD lawsuit Italians honour Spitfire pilot BT Mafia on run after killing girl, 2 Castro accuses exiles of murder plot Saga Allders Financial Times 'We shared the suffering, let's share future' Clinton in Vietnam Picture Gallery (Reuters): Vietnam's veterans warm to Clinton The Sunday Times America and Vietnam: 40 Years Intertwined Tiny Helicopter flight that shook US world role Clinton in Vietnam Skoda Jew risks bullets to help Palestinians Scottish Amicable Arafat orders a ceasefire in test of leadership Buzz snow £3m bachelor palace for 'pauper prince' 'Plans are kept under wraps-this helps King Carlos avert any row over using public money' Chirac is accused over Nigerian antiquities Saga (Reuters): Cathedral service for ski victims World in Brief (AP): 3 die in shooting (AFP): Kosovo vice raids (Reuters): Boy jumper ban Pioneer The Times online E-bulletin The US election The Best of The Times Football Plus Legacy of the e-Dome Iberiae Norwich Union Last words from Motion have strings attached Art brings Russia back to West London's Hermitage exhibition reflects the revival of St Petersburg culture, writes Michael Binyon in Moscow Peugeot A curious calm has America in its grasp Voters are willing to wait for the result of the ballot, but only untill Thanks giving Driving a coach and horses through the history of the Pig and Whistle Picture Gallery The flimsy world of see-through celebrity Crisp exit Going West to the East Clinton's foreign legacy will lie with Asia Scapegoat A single man is unfairly blamed for the chaos at Railtrack Here Come the Celebs Ladies and gents, a toast for the wedding of the millennium Heavyweight delivery Facing the reality of 'EU project' Omission at heart of Oxford report Urban regeneration Get your Act together Red squirrel revival Chernobyl explosion Coming to terms with Japan's past Authors' rights A higher calling A higher calling Forthcoming marriages Entertainments Classical Concerts Theatres Dinner 'Friends' may come and go, but real friendship is a gift of God Sunday worship At your service Ruth Gledhill Race to reach last volcano victims Weekend birthdays Weekend anniversaries Personal Column Maurice Mendoza Wily conservationist who persuaded Michael Heseltine to set up English Heritage Bernard Gadney Tall scrum who led England to a famous victory at Twickenham in 1936 Digital Hearing Aids at 1/2 Price Milestones Picture Gallery The Times Crossword Forecast Superlative Travel Spinners tighten England s grip TeleText England expects Bloom time at Twickenham True blue Manchester: a city reunited Sticking points Life after the Sydney slump Pyman fails to learn his lesson in toughest school of all Golf Time running out for Minardi's life in the fast lane Motor racing Owens hits back to take title Squash Royal still on course for final Bowls Picture Gallery By Our Sports Staff: Woods leads the way with classic display Stewart receives backing of ECB chairman Cricket Italians emerge victorious Sport in Brief Von Grunigen wins giant slalom London Knights sign Morissette Bray carries home hopes West Indians struggle again Hull KR search for new coach Generation game made certain I was never left feeling blue Football Saturday Royle hoping for happy ending to fairytale story Centrum A City of Two Tales Split affections mean I will never know joy of devotion The Premiership Chart Picture Gallery Roof finally falls in on suspended Ward Pure Football Mannings hoping to have the last laugh Heard the one about the Manchester City fans who will not be at Maine Road today? Jefferies jumps at the task of saving Bradford Footbal Saturday Coral Eurobet Fuccillo indebted to George for Cup salvation Stop Sven from letting confusion reign Victor Chandler OD Rugby to blame for lack of Bulldog spirit Shuttle service with sorry tale Tessa proves out of touch Fulham bolster attack with £2m Latvian Photographic memory Football Saturday Derby Day Blues First division The search for reason when one fan's flame burns out Life Sentence Mark Hodkinson on a low-level love affair Television and Radio Fixtures Classified information Ireland sense chance to break with tradition Rugby union Sky World Cup test awaits McGeechan wary of Samoa's physical threat The Times Time for England to deliver return on big investment Woodward known a win is required if his players are to take their place at the top table Rugby union Twickenham Line-Ups Spectators face bar ban again Drum Tindall tacles task of removing world's finest from centre stage Wales aim to show measure of their progress Fielden gives young blades cutting edge Rugby league: Lincoln World Cup England's hopes of reaching the World Cup final rest in the hands of the nation's youth Missionary men emerge determined to spread coded message Mismatches and empty stadiums must tell authorities something Kear forms heavyweight strategy Teams at the Reebok Stadium Depleted Wales face up to toughest of tasks Big Business Perks for Small Business Empoloyees Head to Head: Who Rules Australia? Robinson hopes to help Sale to double The loneliness of the long-distance yachtsman Peugeot Sampras takes the slow road to Lisbon Tennis Variety adds spice to Hingis repertoire 10% over Starting Price Thunderer: Armchair Investor Backers warming to Viduka after recent hot streak Best advice for derby is don't put your shirt on a card game Spurs to continue home rule The Sports Book William Hill England get 14 points for starters Market Briefing Take your pick Beckham backed Westwood short Eight not enough Native Status can make the grade in Becher Chase Racing Ascot Aintree Huntingdon Carlovent helps Pipe stand firm on century duty Rapid Raceline Williams quick to prove his own worth Racing Lingfield Park Florida Pearl aims to avoid trouble ahead Racing next week Down Royal Scoop Marston-Smith brushes aside Sydney hangover Back to reality, a model hockey international puts Olympic debacle in perspective Hockey Catterick Racing Yesterday's results For the record Guide to the weekend fixtures Nicol aims to bolster goal tally From medal to muddle in a week A lesson in how to treat the twin impostors of triumph and disaster just the same Natural remedies and exercise can combat osteoarthritis Sportsbooks direct Own goal that will put you ahead in your workout programme Fit to Play Sarah Donohue Accessories Alfa Rombo BMW Authorised Dealers Vcars Cars from Holland Ltd Spring well carimports Blue Cars Maserati General Imports Alliance Car Imports Ltd Mercedes Coralshell Ltd Vauxhall Zafira Would you drive a Dictator? Honda picks dull names, but other marques go crazy. Stuart Birch on the world's worst badges Guten Morgan: it's BMW-powered fun Aero 8 defies motoring logic Round the bend Wooden Swede 'I took my Fiesta on honeymoon' My First Car Gold medallist jonathan Edwards's Ford was a hop and a skip from a Porsche Tin-topped convertible is drophead gorgeous Peugeot's ingenious 206 Coup? banishes those leaky rag-roofed blues, says Vaugham Freeman Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars of London Save 50% Registration Numbers D K Registrations Volkswagen Registration Numbers CNDA D. C. Cook Multiple Classified Advertising Items To all private or trade advertisers, Motoring MPs have bone to pick with watchdog over BT E-business David Edmonds faces his toughest task after grilling from select committee Gay site aims for quality The elevator pitch The week on the web Washington targets perception problem to entice companies The word on the web TIMBERWeb Subsidy tidal wave f threatens to wash over UK shipyards Attend a Plain sailing at extraordinary prices The Times My Broker IBM Bernstein finds the right stage for his talents Granada's former chief is busier than ever in his new home at the Old Vic Fujitsu Computers Siemens Trott's off as Bank's dealer City Diary A Cracker City Diary House hunt City Diary Site unseen City Diary US ballot ruling boosts Astra Mid-caps feel the pinch from trackers Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Sterling Spot and Forward Rates London Metal Exchange Little solace in life as challenges put pressure on sector Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street Shares edge up in thin trade Cantor Index British Funds Juniper chief wins business Oscars Business to Business Imperial Consolidated Britain left in shade by US start-up culture Entrepreneur of the Year 2000 International Conference Passion and spirit help drive successful ideas Kodak Express Domain Audit Franchises Servants lead the way to a £115m turnover The Times Unit Trust Information Service Regain Equitable policyholders 'do not favour Prudential' Insurers clash on AXA's carve-up The Sunday Times Picture Gallery Licence auction halted again Hornby to return funds PCCW raises £3.3bn more from bankers Cohen gives the good news to City investors Fears of Chrysler heading for loss Motivate your Staff with our Perks Package Merger of Smiths and TI backed Business in Brief Banks to link APH warning B&j hits year low Buyout approach Hindujas eye go Virgin in race for health club chain Unit-linked insurance investments Corbett shunted into a siding TJ Hughes set for expansion Patience Wheatcraft By Our City Staff: City jobs at risk as ING eyes exit from Barings BT seeks bond aid in America Police target solicitor in Cheney inquiry A Week in the City EU rules could sink ships plan Jiway outpaces trading target Cognos Europe unveils fresh sanctions on US Index Beware the rotten old wine racket There's a lot of bad plonk out there, says Jane MacQuitty but cosy trade deals stop you reading about it Shopping 4.5 Www. kelkoo. com Dumped Life after he leaves Win a computer And Windows Me to go with it Poetry Does it have a back beat? How I spent my student loan Walk the walk on the proper paths Letters to the Weekend Editor should carry a full… Graham's Did I meet a black panther? What's Moved Picture Gallery There'll be tears in Toyland A shortage of microchips will cause a crisis this Christmas, says Mary Gold POKEMON Anne Robinson Top Ten bestsellers Insider's guide to shopping in Guildford Hype! Robot Coupe (Uk) Ltd Finally, a currency I can live with Closet talk Glove to love you Baby There's no need for your hands to be unfashionably cold this winter, says Salome Munuo The Impotence Association The name's Follett. . . Ken Follett The author learnt from 007 how to kiss, raise an eyebrow and, of course, how to write suspense Word of mouth E. Jane Dickson The Times The illicit pleasure of words At home for Sunday brunch Drambuie Jill Dupleix The Times Cook 'I don't know why people bother with star signs when it's quite plain we are all either Sweet or Savoury' Dear Jill Nibbles The woman with a bee in her bonnet Gourmet honeys are all the buzz. Caroline Morrow Brown meets a queen of the hives Hoverspeed The taste test Honey Magimax 20 best-buy wines for under £3.50 Dear Jane Old Speckledhen Diary of a French house-hunter Home Truths French house Meanwhile, back in Britain New Homes Caribbean Overseas Property CASAS Sotgrande David Headland Associates Geaney Pearct North of the Thames New Homes Meet the newest swingers in town The Times How property swapping works Different era, same market South of the Thames Country Property The Times FPDSavills Out to lunch with the dabbling duck Feather report Derwent May The Sunday Times Open a restaurant in your garden A table for two by the window? Derwent May feeds the birds Where kingfishers fly undisturbed Most people ignore the splendid Tamar river valley in their headlong rush westwards, says Brian Pedley Sunday Lunch Fiona Beckett at The Crooked Billet Modern Times Philip Howard on weddings, letters of condolence and eating left-handed Elizabeth, a rebel in the kitchen Hailed as the greatest food writer England has ever produced, the enigmatic Elizabeth David transformed the way we eat, says Artemis Cooper The Times Women on the verge of a brave new world With the divorce rate rising among older, long-standing couples, newly single women need courage to crack that first date, says Mary Gold I'm caring, solvent and desperate to be a dad Adoption seems to be nearly impossible if your are gay—and it's a long and complicated enough business already, reports Nick Baty Boden man - made in Britain and barking mad The man behind mail-order clothing for middle England offers a catalouge of his own eccentricities, says Birna Helgadottir Saturday Rendezvous Free Mobile Service Multiple Display Advertising Items Berkeley Sweetingham International City, Town & Country Nationwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Saturday Rendezvous Daydream believer Whether you love your garden or don't have one at all, you can always imagine your own paradise plot, says Kirsty Fergusson. Then turn your reverie into reality Stephen Anderton Dear Stephen In a French I country garden Shoparound Coopers of Stortford Petworth House British Antique Replicas Collin Street Bakery Confidential Access to Sexual Products Luxury Pure Silk Underwear Prize Draw Winner Privilege Stannah Stairlifts Luxis Leather He made the waters to stand Dancing fountains are leading a revival in water features, says Barbara Abbs Stairlifts ECHO Multiple Display Advertising Items Unique Water Filtration System Multiple Display Advertising Items Dolphin Bathrooms Weekend Tips Coopers of Stortford Shoparound The Erotic Review Christmas Gift Guide 2000 Viagra Poetstyle Ltd Cannock Gates Ltd Compact Praktica Sport Binoculars Fast Systems Ltd Gifts for Children Virgin Christmas Brochure Reply Bamaco Marketing Ltd Laetitia Allen Nivea Men The Cigar Club Christmas Fayre Dickinson Morris Bonsoir Paper Plain Garstang's of Manchester Stonebow Leisure Gifts for Everyone What Every Golfer Wants for Christmas Hawkin's Bazaar Movie Market Original Second World War Seen an Aerial View of your Street? SimplyOrg@nic Awesome Ideasi Ltd Skid Pan The Owl Barn Art in Iron The Times Brochure Service A woman of substance rides out Despite terminal illness, Lady Mary Towneley is fighting to open horse trails across Lancashire Why Sting is going to war over Salisbury Plain A new airbase is the latest assault on Ancient Britain Lucy Pinney Gifts for Everyone Silverstone Haymarket Ltd Dream Multiple Display Advertising Items Exhilaration Wedgwood Multiple Display Advertising Items Vertigo Galleries Ltd Red Letter Multiple Display Advertising Items Born Free The Sunday Times I'm related to the wolf remember But a few simple rules can stop dogs becoming aggressive, says Carol Price Christmas Gift Guide Sewills Multiple Display Advertising Items All Orders Received by Friday 15th December Will Be… The Times Vet Mega Music Cd-rom Picture Gallery Toon Time! Meg@ Addresses Team Talk! The Listener Crossword Solution to No 3589 Ex Dividend by Ricshaw Times Two Bridge Chess Win a Windows Me Click Solution to Jumbo 313 Winning Move Picture Gallery Word Watching Jumbo Crossword 315 Two Brains Who Said what Picture line How Much You Could save if Half the Commission was Rebated by the Adviser Collecting a touch of magic This man wants to give back your cash Richard Miles reports on the uproar over the £300m lsa renewal commission sting Savings Investment and unit trusts Jupiter Anne Ashworth Personal Finance I Editor Money Aberdeen Friends' homebuyer plea Fulel saving Old Mutual Landlord sees light in fight for mortgage Far from the madding Brown Helen Nugent meets a country lover who is yet to benefit from the Chancellor's largesse Money MoT Yan Gittins Factfile Intelligent Finance M&g Policy Plus Framlington Simply a matter of trust Helen Pridham explains that risk and value for money are not the only aspects of trusts to consider Investment A young saver without any worries Pearl Let's stick to facts when studying form Isas Sarah's ring of confidence Bank of Scotland Gartmore First Active Fisher Hall Direct Leeds & Holbeck Building Society Chelsea Financial Services Outlook on rates points the way for borrowers Mark Atherton if you are in the market for best deals in 2001 the pitfalls can be easily avoided Mortgages Equitable Search ends in online choice Abbey National Cyberspace catch-up Antonia Senior says providers are embracing the web Pensions Surrenda-link Legal & General America gears up for bathos Be the leader of the pack, not a liability Go It Alone Avoiding potholes on the superhighway Jane Laurie unravels the tangled web of internet service providers and reveals a few tips for starters Banks roll out Internet services Company financing BT The cost of employing 'im indoors A question to tax Storms hit premiums Insurance Scottish Widows Govett Investments Coventry Building Society Life Search Cheltenham & Gloucester Is it time to seek Investment Richard Miles explains why some people say shares have had their day Egg: How the Gilts Market Works Lloyds TSB Picture Gallery The safety of gilts? Investment Legal & General Interactive investor international Isas come of age for 16-year-olds Susan Emmett forecasts a rush to buy for teenagers Young Money Moneynet. co. uk Chase Fleming The With Profits Bond Shop Tessa crop set to ripen Savings Liverpool Victoria Standard Life Bank Britannic Nota bene Robert Cole rounds up this week's Tempus tips Your Shares Robert Cole rounds up this week's Tempus tips Foreign & Colonial Will B&b shares dry up? BT could bounce back in price Policy Portfolio The Times Bank of Scotland Make 80 the annuity age Closure of Lloyds TSB banks American Express B&b share certificates fiasco Did A&l cut its Isa rates to boost its Tessas? Alliance Leicester Scottish Widows Light on magic lanterns Clare Stewart traces the history of imagery throught some early optical instruments Collecting Dresdner RCM Global Investors Bupa Databank Savers' Best Buys Permanent Interest-Bearing Shares Isas National Savings Mortgage Best Buys Credit Cards/Personal Loans Chelsea Building Society Databank Home loan tradition stood on its head Adwatch Best buys Schroders Cheapest level term assurance Best with profits personal pension Unit Trust Funds over five years Investment Trusts over five years Pension Annuities Home seller's pack deemed 'a failure' Helen Nugent reports on an experiment to speed up housebuying Equitable holders face a continuing freeze on bonuses Antonia Senior reports on fears that policyholders face a ?1.5bn bill if no buyer emerges soon Picture Gallery Fidelity Investments Anne Ashworth 'How many investors realise they are lining the pockets of advisers whose services they have never used?" When the I lights go down on Broadway Showtime in New York is always a glamorous affair and a highlight of any trip to the Big Apple. But which are the not shows? Veronica Lee explains Screentrade. co. uk 'Tis he season Europe's best Christmas… After Kaprun Safety tops the skiing agenda Departures Volcanic islands of Cape Verde Travel Bright lights, big city: hottest tickets in New York Cox & Kings Cath Urquhart Voyages Juies Verne When in France, play by the rules John Clarke and his family had to go native during their stay in Provence. And that, as it turned out, was no bad thing World Class Need to know British Airways Holidays Where next? Warren "Mac" McLaughlin, President, Palm Beach Country Convention and Visitors Bureau Crystal France Jack goes on holiday E-mail addicts just can't break their habit, reports Steve Keenan World of Travel Noble Caledonia Limited Coming to terms with Kaprun Though many questions about last week's tragedy remain unanswered, the Austrian ski resort is to re-open its slopes. Doug Sager reports Fur flies in France The Passports for Pets scheme is a shambles, says Jane Knigh Museum of the week Balearic tax approved Single Travellers How Expo livened up Lisbon The site of the 1998 show has become a key part of the Portuguese capital, Christopher Somerville discovered Need to know Walt DiSNEY Travel Company Hanover not so happy Seasonal shopping in a festive Hop over to the Continent and get into the Christmas spirit at Europe's colourful markets, says Chlo? Bryan-Brown Rms St Helena North Cyprus Wonderland Picardie Where Christmas comes but twice a year Bavaria is not only big on sausages and oompah bands, it claims to be the capital for toys and christmas, says Stephen McClarence Need to know Voyages Jules Verne Soar across the African desert sands Departures Dolphin alert. . . in Nepal Under the volcano Cox & Kings Swans' way Checking in Kingston House, Staverton, Devon Extra pedal power en route to the beach A Magyar Med The Travel Collection Trouble with my tripod Reader's Forum Chlo? Bryan-Brown answers your travel queries Contact us. . . Travel Trailfinders Travelbag Multiple Display Advertising Items Technical extras That was no pigeon Reader's Tip Multiple Display Advertising Items Austravel Off the shelf. . . On the web.. . 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Now Check the Weather Multiple Display Advertising Items Long-haul Multiple Display Advertising Items AA Castle House Corfe Castle-Dorset Last minute flights Route of the week Cape Town Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times The Times Play Time November 18-24 2000 Let play be your guide to the… Choice cuts Sarah Cracknell enjoys This is Spinal Tap wlth extras; Keith Floyd likes rereading Hemingway and Waugh; and Russell Watson is inpired by Pavarotti and Ryder Keith Floyd Russell Watson Movie news Hollywood and charts DVD New releases Wea New releases On release Adam Mars-Jones's top ten Panasonic Monkey Video and pay per view Video of the week New pop albums Mansun. Little kix Xfm 104.9 London New albums Concerts HMV Xfm 104.9 London Concerts Charts Www. jungle. com Win five albums! Currently On Tour Across The UK Play it cool He tries, but not even a No 1 album, modelling for Calvin Klein and partying with puff Daddy can lose Moby his right-on image TeleTexT If you like this you'll probably like. . . Smoke detector Book of the week From T. S. Eliol to John F. Kennedy, James Walton's anthology explores the hights and lows of the 'divine weed" New Daoerbacks Play's hottest new novels Beleaguered gentlemen Lasses and lad culture A Kind O Warfare: Partrait of a Serial Seducer By Deborah Bosley Words without end Oxford Thesaurus Play's bestsellers Charts Diary choice New non-fiction The Times Writing with a vengeance The Avengers Lest we forget ENO Best productions nationwide Rachel Campbell-Johnston's five best exhibitions nationwide Victoria and Albert Museum Richard Cork's best London exhibitions Cyprus Richard Cork's choice: Brice Marden London Benedict Nightingale's choice: Long Day's Journey into Night Prince Edward Theatre Now booking Benedict Nightingale's best West End productions Comedy choice: Dylan Moran Madame Tim Wapshott's game of the week Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 Picture Gallery New releases Top 10 Gameboy E-bins Amber Cowan sets her sights on a pair of binoculars light enought to take to the races but so powerful that they won't let you down on a game-spotting safari Monitor Television: Paul Hoggart Meldrew, like Morse, is disappearing while still on top of his game. Shouldn't this obligatory for all TV personalities, fictlonal or otherwise? Television November 18 Television November 19 Television November 20 Tuesday Television November 21 Wednesday Television November 22 Thursday Television November 23 Friday Television November 24 Picture Gallery The Vulture Picks over the bones of reissue classics Ultimate Guide Currys The times magazine Cherysler Debenhams Contents Jaguar Kate muir's diary No Title Global village No Title From oliver august in beijing. . . In line skating is the latest from of revolution in the new-look People's Republic of China Lamy Subaru Alfa Romeo Trump Bridge the World Givenchy Citroën Boots Vauxhall Picture Gallery Ernest & Julio Gallo The young ones Chances are, one of these children will be the next Spice Girl, All Saint or EastEnders star, thank to the vision of Sylvia Young, mother to Britain's showbusiness elite Bosch Clenfiddich Codorniu Royal Mail The Sunday Times Lexus A woman's view Boss Toyota Rav 4 Microsoft Msn Siemens RR Christmas Special Diamond. Com Feel at Liberty Christmas. . . Picture Gallery RR Christmas Special Christmas Special Christmas Special RR Christmas Special Corum Handbag. com Christmas Special Christmas Special Siemens The house that jack built IMPERGO Fujifilm Jonathan meades In London and Glasgow James Herrick Restaurant guide: kent HMV Add NaCI to taste Remy Mart Our first meal paul bocuse and michel bourdin 'Like me Michel is a traditionalist; we both like cuisine with flesh and bones' Mag-Lite Flex Vienna Billy the kid Picture Gallery Bout eight, but i didn't take any notice of… Starbucks Coffee Bravo Madrid Strachan Bonsor The Travel Collection Syprus Page & Moy Holidays Toyota Nigella lawson The girl the nine lives In 1939 Countess Klementinya Mankowski fled Poland to embark on a death-defying resistance campaign that took her to the heart of the Nazi leadership. It ended in London, but in Britain she remains an unsung heroine Life Robert Goddard Life Stories Vancances En Campagne Aquamark Gap generation What they say about. . . William hague The Leaf Linesman Someone's got to doit Candida Crewe explores the weird world of work Stannah Stairlifts Facades Moriarti's Solid Pine Storage Beds Design Furniture Lyn-Plan Graeco-Roman Reproducations Fabric World Reproduction Furniture Stannah Power Chairs The Handicrafted Bed Company The Times John diamond Come 2 am I realise that I'm doing that mad middle-aged sort of dancing, and that this isn't necessarily what is expected of lung cancer sufferers Technics Mother love Him and her by Min Cooper He and she feed baby's aspirations Best forgotten. . . Paint effects The straw man White out Picture Gallery Drambuie Unice Daewoo List Danish Furniture No Title Theatre Comedy Music Art No Title West End Music London Picture Gallery Classical Multiple Display Advertising Items Concerts St. John's, Smith Square Wigmore Hall Barbican Centre The Sunday Times Royal Festival Hall Sound of Music Creditcard Hotline Theatres The Entertainer Dance Opera The Times Lease123. com
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