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Gould steps over party line to attack Major00:02
Leeds is overtaken00:02
Recipe: If you go down to the woods today . . .00:02
Letter: Healthy arts need a happy Mellor00:02
Rugby League: Hull rivals live to fight again00:02
Black pulls out of 'Daily News' chase00:02
The Going Rate: The brink of country living00:02
Rocky road marks long decline of Liberalism: A famous Gladstone speech will be celebrated on Snowdon tomorrow. Stephen Goodwin reports00:02
Upbeat: Life in the raw00:02
Column Eight: Salmon a la nuit00:02
Liberal Democrat MP sees path to a pact with Labour00:02
The way we were is the way we ate00:02
Faith and Reason: A woman's place in the Church: The Church of England Synod will vote on the ordination of women in November. Carolyn Butler assesses the changing role of feminism in Christian theology and spirituality00:02
Ataturk arrows may soon make Demirel quiver00:02
Letter: Sculpture meets architecture at Stansted, Chartres and Broadgate00:02
Ariane launch00:02
Athletics: Olympic encore00:02
Advice for the older homeowner00:02
New BES issues offer high one-year returns: Neasa MacErlean on a profound change in the Business Expansion Scheme market00:02
Greenham protest00:02
Scottish Football: Steven's Thistle test00:02
Racing: Rally victor00:02
'Danger' man00:02
Eduucation authorities lobby for survival00:02
Football: Team News00:02
Greenham protest00:02
Filling the gap00:02
'Car-jackings' plague US (CORRECTED)00:02
Anniversaries00:02
US cuts 'no-fly zone' patrols00:02
Departures: Fine time00:02
More woe looms for homeowners: The upheaval in the money markets could start mortgage rates rising once more. Maria Scott explains00:02
Football: Portsmouth to test revivalist spirit: Matt Tench looks at the weekend football programme00:02
Georgian hostages00:02
Awards made in the best possible tasting: Anthony Rose gets on the better tables at one of the world's top wine competitions00:02
Colourful viscount rallies 'no' vote: Julian Nundy watches Philippe de Villiers, a former minister, whip up anti-Maastricht feeling in Chartres00:02
Gardening Update: Plant sale00:02
Travel Update00:02
Liberal Democrat MP sees path to a pact with Labour00:02
Sport in Short: Table Tennis00:02
A bear market with lots of buyers: Conal Gregory on the grown-up demand for toys00:02
Birthdays00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A place for mad people: 'David Stirling' - Alan Hoe: Little, Brown, 17.5000:02
Hospital hate mail inquiry00:02
Tatiana Nikolaeva rehearses Bach's Concerto in D minor00:02
UK scientists to examine Tsar's remains00:02
Conflict to resume00:02
Letter: Sculpture meets architecture at Stansted, Chartres and Broadgate00:02
More Labour MPs demand EC referendum00:02
Jazzmen go east to learn rare singing00:02
Quote Unquote00:02
Equestrianism: Nolan's grip on the lead00:02
Mitterrand has prostate operation00:02
Police officer shot himself00:02
Sport in Short: Football00:02
United Biscuits' US profits crumble00:02
Hunt for boy00:02
Racing: Petardia finds the right road00:02
Football Diary: A room with a view00:02
Ethics pay off for Co-op Bank00:02
SA summit hope after massacre00:02
After the party, the talk goes on: David Nicholson-Lord witnesses a conference of the political 'living dead'00:02
Tokes ends strike00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Roots on the map: 'Sacred Country' - Rose Tremain: Sinclair-Stevenson, 14.9500:02
Major meets Scots 'Star Chamber'00:02
Gardening Update: Rustic roots00:02
Motor Racing: The fuel for the fire at Ferrari: The aristocrat who rides the Prancing Horse calls for greater commitment. Derick Allsop meets the master00:02
Unlocking the back door to England: Anna McKane and family learn useful knots and broaden their experience on a narrow boat00:02
Tax shelter plan for BT investors00:02
HUMOUR / Whizz for Willans: Molesworth is back] Kevin Jackson doffs a grubby school cap to the genius of his creators00:02
Off the Shelf: Mad, vain and thrice noble: Kenneth Baxter on Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle's spirited life of her husband00:02
Qoutes of the Week00:02
Ashdown demands MPs' recall00:02
Sport in Short: Cricket00:02
Overseas share dealers expand00:02
Belgrade agrees to peace moves00:02
PROMS / Getting back to the basics with Boris: Stephen Johnson reviews John Tomlinson in Boris Godunov at the Royal Albert Hall00:02
Laurentian Life leads the market00:02
OPERA / Carmen / National Youth Opera - Sadler's Wells, London WC100:02
Gardening Update: Fruitful weekend00:02
Just what sort of Place is this Kensington? (1): Reggie Nadelson praises it as London's best restaurant. The food, the people, the buzz . . .00:02
Somalia food drops delayed00:02
Leading Article: Glimpses of the sublime00:02
Letter: Multicultural education in Shropshire00:02
Boxing: Hodkinson's heavy burden: Ken Jones reports from Toulouse on the WBC featherweight champion from Liverpool who defends his title tonight00:02
Golf: Faldo's one flaw in perfect round: European Open / Ballesteros misses the cut as Karlsson is chased by the Open champion00:02
Letter: Gender politics00:02
Gardening Update: Weekend work00:02
Sport in Short: Drugs in sport00:02
The Independent Raod Test: Off with the shoulder pads, on with the green leotard: Saab's latest turbo engine avoids the lag - but also the lunge, reports Roger Bell00:02
Obituary: Dorothy D. MacKaye00:02
Shipyard workers check a propeller on the QEII00:02
Upbeat: Coda00:02
Amnesty protests at plan to deport Bosnian couple00:02
Another Mafia boss netted00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Speyhawk close to deal00:02
Homosexual judges named in police report00:02
Profile: Tonight she sings for Britain: Kiri Te Kanawa, most beloved soprano00:02
Digging deep for our English roots: Inspired by the autumnal harvest now appearing, Emily Green spurns foreign produce in favour of local, cooked any way except school-dinner style00:02
High heels: Just what the doctor ordered: Doc Martens are taking a step up. Roger Tredre looks at the history of the classic shoe, which from this weekend can stand two inches taller00:02
Business and City Summary00:02
Too good to look true: Drama-documentary is often accused of adjusting real life for movie thrills. The opposite is often the case, as John Lyttle discovered00:02
Just as beautiful the second time around: Alison Symonds goes back to Corfu with her family and other adults to find it still unspoilt00:02
Virgin drops private rail service00:02
Football: Bright bows out of Palace00:02
Obituary: Willy Rankine00:02
William Donaldson's Week: The trouble with Morgan00:02
Racing: Bonny the Classic attraction: Paul Hayward on an event striving to regain past glories00:02
Campaign launched on sex ruling00:02
BOOK REVEIW / What's the matter with mind?: 'Bright Air, Brilliant Fire' - Gerald Edelman: Allen Lane, 20 pounds00:02
Obituary: Professor Martin Harrison00:02
Candid Caller00:02
Letter: Sculpture meets architecture at Stansted, Chartres and Broadgate00:02
Filling the gap00:02
Money Grouse: Using the small print to your advantage00:02
Letter: Advice on the future of the Queen00:02
Low US rates depress profits at JIB Group00:02
View From Tokyo: A beautiful way out of a crisis00:02
Race law 'should apply in Northern Ireland': There is still one part of the UK where racial discrimination is legal, writes John Buckley00:02
Letter: Gender politics00:02
OPERA / Just a drop of Spain: Roberto Gerhard's The Duenna is receiving its British premiere next week. About time too, says Bayan Northcott00:02
BOOKS / The deceptive caress of a giraffe: Nick Caistor speaks to Bernardo Atxaga about the rebirth of the Basque language00:02
Gardening Update: On canvas00:02
Letter: Batting for Gower00:02
Letter: Graduates trapped in a vicious circle00:02
Property: There's a prostitute living in my house: Joanna Vickers and her husband thought that using a firm of estate agents to let their London home would avoid problems. Then they received a telephone call . . .00:02
RECORDS / The peninsular scores: Edward Seckerson and Stephen Johnson on Debussy and Mahler refreshed00:02
Fund will cover the Mid index00:02
Black is the colour of risk on roads00:02
Key target shareholder cool on Dutch bid00:02
Court Circular00:02
Opt-out school suspends head00:02
Football: Forest artists fear changing times: The maverick managing genius at the City Ground faces a stiff test as his team flounder in the top flight. Joe Lovejoy reports00:02
Opponents of abortion spurned by Irish leader00:02
Letter: Advice on the future of the Queen00:02
Uncovering private parts: Phil Llewellin rummages in the car industry's best jumble sale00:02
In-Store cards remain costly00:02
Unions try to change their ways and learn to live with consensus: Barrie Clement looks back on a largely untroubled Trades Union Congress in Blackpool and wonders how long the calm can continue00:02
Letter: Sculpture meets architecture at Stansted, Chartres and Broadgate00:02
Wills00:02
PEP that leaves you in control00:02
When false teeth denote a firm proposal00:02
Just what sort of Place is this Kensington? (2): Matthew Symonds loathes it. The chairs, the service, everything00:02
Share valuation service on offer00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A twerp's best moment ever: 'Fever Pitch' - Nick Hornby: Gollancz, 13.9900:02
Letter: Love and charity in Birmingham00:02
Amnesty attacks Kabul killings00:02
Whalers unite00:02
THEATRE / Someone Who'll Watch Over Me - Vaudeville, London WC200:02
Columbus set to become slave to political fashion: An Edwardian statue now kept under wraps in a council shed is causing a row on Merseyside. Jonathan Foster reports00:02
Nigeria tries to start presidential poll rolling again: Fraud scuppered the first round and the mood is still pessimistic about electing a civilian leader, writes Karl Maier in Lagos00:02
Departures: Scottish agent00:02
Letter: Police complaints acted on promptly00:02
Drug warning00:02
A cooker to match your cast-iron bath: Reuben Reubens shows John Windsor his unique collection, which is up for auction later this month00:02
Rapist jailed00:02
Tour firm fails00:02
Letter: Love and charity in Birmingham00:02
The world in your own write00:02
Peak viewing: John Birt switches off from broadcasting and turns his energies to the physical challenge of a winter trek in the Himalayas00:02
Departures: Christmas hols00:02
Letter: Sculpture meets architecture at Stansted, Chartres and Broadgate00:02
Upbeat: Sink or swim00:02
Burma's rulers lift curfew00:02
Sweden sunk in mortgage gloom00:02
Bush woos St Louis with huge Saudi sale00:02
Ciskei carnage shocks all sides into moderation: The horror of this week's massacre could prompt Pretoria and the ANC to rethink, writes Chris McGreal in Johannesburg00:02
Meters 'do not curb water consumption'00:02
Ice Hockey: Chilling outlook of Grim Reaper00:02
Georgian hostages00:02
Major meets Scots 'Star Chamber'00:02
Gastropod00:02
Appeals00:02
Architect's family may sue doctor00:02
BCCI-linked merchant bank to close down00:02
Obituary: Brigadier Gerald Thubron00:02
Tennis: Delayed action takes Edberg into last four00:02
Homosexual legal network suspected for years: Judges have been implicated in a scandal that has undermined relationships between police, prosecutors and the judiciary in Scotland. Stephen Ward and Nicholas Timmins report00:02
Oxford student thwarts ban on college 'league'00:02
Sport in Short: Paralympics00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The body in question comes to life: 'Poor Things' - Alasdair Gray: Bloomsbury, 14.9900:02
Sailing: Conner casts off00:02
Country Matters: The sharing, caring world of sport00:02
Hawaii braced for hurricane00:02
Mitterrand's final word before the vote00:02
Appointments: Service appointments00:02
The Week in Review: Sport00:02
Auctions: Prices bear up again00:02
Evered shows first-half decline00:02
Upbeat: Do it yourself00:02
Milosevic 'in plot to oust Panic'00:02
Police called in over party funds claim00:02
Both sides play ball as 'Soccer War' case ends00:02
Obituary: Mervyn Johns00:02
Japan denies blame for Yeltsin staying away00:02
Ulster faces severe public spending cuts00:02
THEATRE / Caught up in a thicket of words: Jeffrey Wainwright on James Macdonald's production of Love's Labour's Lost00:02
Rugby Union: Wallaby jumps to Cardiff cause: Steve Bale on the task facing Alex Evans, charged with reviving a dormant Welsh giant00:02
Second Thoughts: Life and gloves of a genius: V S Pritchett on the youthful Parisian enthusiasm that led him to write Balzac (Hogarth Press pounds 9.99)00:02
Lilley misses payout due to 'uncertainty'00:02
Motor Racing: Mansell closes on pole and Williams seat00:02
Chewing the leaves with a tropical taste: Paul Williams, head gardener at Bourton House, has had great fun responding to the challenge to 'bite off more than you can chew', reports Anna Pavord00:02
Two-way fear over French vote00:02
Wine: Challenging winners00:02
Prayers and a proper picnic00:02
Currency rates worry Nestle00:02
BIL attacks Gibbs as it posts offer00:02
Sport in Short: Rugby League00:02
Carsberg warns he may extend price-capping00:02
Appointments: University appointments00:02
Appointments00:02
Chocolate straw cake joins reformer's menu for a cereal thriller: Cherrill Hicks meets a man with ideas for using the whole crop00:02
Mock rainforest plan for zoo is dropped00:02
Obituary: Sir Robert Micklethwait00:02
Judges' ruling allows union to resume strike00:02
Rugby Union: Hunter misses the kick-off00:02
Mercy death trial doctor 'was fond of patient'00:02
Kodak freed from old pledges00:02
Mitterrand's final word before the vote