But the rates on this account come down on 1 September to 10

But the rates on this account come down on 1 September to 10.55 per cent on the top tier of pounds 25,000 plus and from 10.45 per cent to 10.3 per cent on pounds 2,000 to pounds 25,000.Stroud and Swindon Building Society's Tessa dropped its rate from 11.6 to 11 per cent, on a minimum pounds 100, so the best buy becomes Exeter Bank at 11.46 per cent.. They involve closing up to 200 beds in the run down UCH building and decanting them into the Middlesex, which, being rich, has spent pounds 40m of public and private money on upgrading and improvements.On the UCH site, the accident and emergency department, with beds and departments to service it, will stay where it is. We are investigating.If we find churning has taken place, obviously we will take steps to provide recompense.'Mr McCormack said he did not know Mr Dansey, and he was unable to comment specifically on how he advised Mrs Curtis when she asked for help in sorting out a payment holiday.He also said that he would expect the salesman to have ensured that Mrs Curtis had a full understanding of the terms of the loan before committing herself. Not only was the opposition accused of preparing a coup, he said, but also of sharing the same lover.

But it is nice when you see people's faces light up.'My problems have actually been the reverse of what I expected. IN Bertie Anderson's spartan pub, if the locals' tipple strays much beyond bottled stout or Bushmills whiskey there is a good chance they might go thirsty The landlord doesn't carry a big stock. The nine tales in Roundabout (Faber pounds 8.99) offer a good sample of a skill that shows no sign of diminishing. Does this suggest that given appropriate resources, women would bring up children better on their own, women priests minister better beyond the authority of male bishops, etc? No doubt other factors come into these things, but the remarkable academic performance of single-sex girls' schools deserves careful analysis. Yours faithfully,BELINDA JACKOxford. How could any director hope adequately to render, say, Newland Archer's contemplation of his fiancee? ' The young creature whose soul's custodian he was to be. That kind of running should give her a comfortable advantage at the European Championships in three weeks' time.The crucial question for many Britons competing tonight is whether Helsinki will come around for them.At 800m, Martin Steele, whose 1min 43.84sec in Oslo was the second fastest time run last year, is still looking for a run inside Britain's European qualifying time of 1:46.8 this season.Matthew Yates ran well inside the 1500m qualifying time of 3min 38sec on Monday, but the fact that he finished only seventh in his race in Nice may have left him requiring to show extra competitiveness tonight when he is a guest in a field who include Kevin McKay and John Mayock, both of whom also have points to prove to the selectors.At 100m, Darren Braithwaite, Michael Rosswess and Jason John will seek to fill the two places which may be on offer beside Christie..

It suited him to let the Nazis rather than his own forces have more Polish blood on their hands.By late August, AK units were trapped in three districts of Warsaw - the city centre, the Old Town to the north and Mokotow to the south. When things started to go wrong, Godfrey just couldn't get control back.'Since the banks effectively replaced Bradman with two accountants, Leonard Kingshott and Nigel Turnbull, in March 1991, Rosehaugh has been desperately trying to dispose of assets It is unclear what is left. They included different kinds of macaw, parrot and toucan.All the species are on the Appendix II list of Cites, the international treaty that attempts to control the wildlife trade That means they are potentially threatened by the trade. Traces of Mr Beregovoy's repayment to the Pelat estate - Pelat has since died - have been hard to find. Before means- related fines were introduced under the Criminal Justice Act last October, the same penalties had a very different effect on offenders, depending on how much money they had.But critics of the new scheme say the minimum fines are too small to be taken seriously by offenders and that people on middle-incomes are being fined the maximum amounts, which they cannot afford.Justices' clerks say that when assessing disposable income, people earning pounds 15,000 to pounds 20,000 can fall into the top bracket, thereby receiving fines of up to pounds 1,000 for minor offences. The 39-year-old English rookie attacked the street circuit with equal vigour, though rather more control, and put the upstart in his place.In the overall timings, however, Mansell was still second. The President has piled his plate so full that he and his aides have difficulty keeping up, or, more important, concentrating on the main events.