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Cairn Energy set to make 8m pounds by cutting Ceusa stake to 56%00:02
Wills00:02
RBS offers three-year 7.99% cap00:02
The Way I Was: 'Hereinafter called the Author': Charlotte Bingham tells Nicholas Roe how, aged 19, she had her first novel published00:02
Cycling: Fit to face a trip off the beaten track: Local agencies are courting tourists on two wheels, says Martin Whitfield00:02
William Donalsdon's Week: Jack the Actor in the romantic lead00:02
Dingo comes to the rescue of ants imprisoned for art00:02
Electric deal00:02
Cricket: Operation for McDermott00:02
Father hits the roof00:02
Court Circular00:02
Anniversaries00:02
UN warns Iraq00:02
Labour hope selected by 'Omov'00:02
Leading Article: Fears for Muslims as Bosnia burns00:02
Azeri President flees capital00:02
Cricket: Surrey sweep to victory in two days: Warwickshire's weak batting exposed by sharp pace attack00:02
Nigeria poll 'result'00:02
Hurd underlines need to tackle budget deficit: Foreign Secretary makes a rare intervention into domestic politics. Patricia Wynn Davies reports00:02
Pupils hurt in crash00:02
Survival kit for taxpayers00:02
Athletics: Denmark determined to gain rightful recognition: Britain's best 5,000 metres runner has suffered limited publicity for his achievements because of Steve Cram's aura of success. Mike Rowbottom reports00:02
Today's Number: 4600:02
Life for UDA man00:02
Rodent-power backs the President's Mr-Mice-Guy move00:02
Cambodia compromise00:02
Hockey: England will miss Hill00:02
Departures: Whale of a time00:02
Obituary: James Hunt00:02
Co-op repays card customers: Late statements may have cost the bank pounds 100,000 in refunds, reports Maria Scott00:02
RECIPE / Fruits of summer served in a soup bowl00:02
Motor Racing: Peugeot and Toyota the front runners of a day-night duel: Derick Allsop, in Le Mans, on a last stand for motor racing's heavyweight prototypes00:02
Fluoride increase in water signalled00:02
Athletics: Lewis in form for Stuttgart00:02
Competition / Time Pieces: Be game and win a watch00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The Emperor's new shogun: 'The Nature and Origins of Japanese Imperialism' - Donald Calman: Routledge, 35 pounds00:02
Cycling: A ride with a message from the heart: Blaine Davidson looks at the huge success of the London to Brighton sponsored bike run00:02
Volvo merger with Renault imminent00:02
Sporting Digest: Equestrianism00:02
Letter: De mortuis nihil nisi bonum00:02
Kidnap victim's boss tells of fear during ransom drop00:02
Church appointments00:02
Council tax appeals fewer than expected00:02
Appointments00:02
Alpert and Moss play out at A&M Records: End of an era as co-founders resign three years after PolyGram bought firm00:02
Tennis star faces 2.5m pounds loss in Lloyd's market: More than 150 names expect bills to top 2m pounds00:02
France curbs immigrants under new law: Balladur government package includes restriction on marriages of convenience00:02
Upbeat: Lending ears00:02
Letter: Abuses of human rights that should concern the world community in Vienna00:02
Rugby Union: 'Incensed' Lions all sign letter criticising Dooley's treatment: Home unions are condemned for lack of sensitivity and understanding in prematurely ending a celebrated lock's career. Steve Bale reports from Auckland00:02
Shame and pride in a tragic farewell: Minister attacks right-wing extremists' campaign of hatred as community mourns black south London teenager stabbed to death00:02
Cycling: Testing togetherness on a tandem: Martin Whitfield and Lynne Curry are seduced by a shared weekend of synchronised pedalling in Somerset00:02
Cricket / Second Test: Boon bolsters Australia's hundredweight: Hapless England bowlers fail to stem flow of runs as Waugh's near-miss prevents tourists creating a remarkable piece of history00:02
Halifax slaps fees on overdrawn accounts: Society denies plans to raise revenue with other charges00:02
Connally plea fails00:02
Exchange puts watch on BT: Market monitors dealing in shares to ensure orderly run-up to pounds 5bn offer00:02
Quayle becomes history00:02
Advice on working abroad00:02
Sporting Digest: Baseball00:02
Paris Post War: Art and Existentialism 1945-5500:02
Twelfth Man: Bradman calls a foot fault00:02
Retail therapy00:02
Letter: Abuses of human rights that should concern the world community in Vienna00:02
Classic Thoughts: A Sahib who also served: David Malouf on the grace and clarity of Rudyard Kipling's Kim (1901)00:02
Unit trust is closed down00:02
UK to pay share of Aboriginal land claim00:02
MacGregor says sentences 'severe'00:02
Don't trip over the price tag: Carpet auctions may not be such a great source of bargains, warns John Windsor00:02
Auctions00:02
Britannia tops the market00:02
Sporting Digest: Hockey00:02
Public takes two-thirds of power shares00:02
Tennis / Wimbledon '93: Navratilova's spectrum of emotions00:02
Letter: De mortuis nihil nisi bonum00:02
Lenders slow to use life market: Selling policies could offer better returns00:02
DRINK / Beers of the month00:02
Sporting Digest: Motor Racing00:02
Midland cuts car loan rate00:02
RECORDS / Double Play - Crystalline dreams: Edward Seckerson and Stephen Johnson bask in unexpected Finnish bliss and go dancing in Norway00:02
Service appointments00:02
Women's wings00:02
Cycling: A weekend away is tonic for the spirit: Blaine Davidson plans an expedition00:02
Obituary: Pamela Cunnington00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby Union00:02
ON LOCATION / Making movies against the tide: American director John Sayles is filming in Ireland and, true to form, is flouting the rules. Kevin Jackson reports00:02
Prison group demands inquiry into cell deaths00:02
Challenge to Aegon takeover planned00:02
Egyptian bomb kills three00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Birthdays00:02
Gastropod00:02
Moi accused00:02
Retire successfully with Penguin00:02
Rawlins paid over 500,000 pounds despite collapse of Taurus: Stock Exchange chief calls for single City watchdog00:02
Prison deaths inquiry00:02
Cricket: Yorkshire feast on failings: Gloucestershire put survival at the top of their agenda00:02
Cycling: Detour for the Tour de France lands in Dover: Campaigners are hoping the event will help UK cyclists, says Martin Whitfield00:02
Tennis / Wimbledon '93: Masur making the most of his breaks00:02
Owen presses for a 'viable' Bosnian state: Sea corridor urged for Muslims after Croat-Serb deal00:02
Departures: Days to remember00:02
Police fear killer may strike at gay festival00:02
Perpetual launches Japan investment trust00:02
Jewish plan for sabbath 'home zone' revised00:02
Departures: West Coast cuts00:02
Sport: Quotes of the Week00:02
Sporting Digest: Golf00:02
Five into Tardis will go if BBC enterprise takes off: A special programme to celebrate the 30th anniversary of 'Dr Who' could feature five of its stars00:02
Sporting Digest: Athletics00:02
Sculley steps down at Apple: Chief turns his attention to emerging new businesses00:02
Upbeat: Play for time00:02
Nadir PR man lent car to wife of minister: Further Tory links emerge as party's deputy chairman admits working as a consultant for publicity adviser until last month00:02
NHS patients to get review of complaints: Bottomley says health service needs system which encourages 'openness and dialogue'00:02
Happy hour in Daiquiri and other tipples: Simon Calder cruises the Caribbean with a cocktail-shaker full of the best local drinks00:02
Croats accuse Muslims of killing 2,000: Ceasefire gets off to shaky start as more refugees flee fighting00:02
Stock Exchange cheif calls for single City watchdog: Call for Square Mile traffic curbs repeated00:02
Road Test: A dedicated follower of fashion: These days Citroen eschews idiosyncracy in favour of accomplishment. The Xantia saloon brings new standards to fleet customers, reports Roger Bell00:02
Zealot for the bomb defends Ukraine: A post-Soviet era 'Dr Strangelove' is passionate about maintaining his country's status as a nuclear power, writes Andrew Higgins from Kharkov00:02
Football: Barnes takes central role in another tactical experiment: England strive to avoid finishing last in the US Cup as the American media focuses on the marketing potential of next year's World Cup00:02
REVIEWS / Peering at stars of the north: Bergen Philharmonic - Grieg Hall, Bergen00:02
Sporting Digest: Basketball00:02
Obituary: Angus Suttie00:02
Fairground assault00:02
Pilgrims' progress eased by repaving of nave and new underfloor heating at Canterbury Cathedral00:02
Goodbye to the bug-eyed look00:02
PROPERTY / At home in the lap of the gods: Buying a house abroad need not be an expensive nightmare. In Greece, David Lawson discovers, villas and old cottages come at a reasonable price00:02
Kidnap hoax00:02
Robinson guest of honour in Belfast: David McKittrick tells how the Irish president shook Gerry Adams's hand in a Sinn Fein stronghold00:02
Sport: The Week in Review00:02
Home thoughts from abroad: Anne Sofie von Otter is in increasing demand as both mezzo and mother. Sue Fox met her in rehearsal00:02
Turmoil in Japan after rebel MPs force election: Old political system broken by dramatic Diet vote00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Cockle-pickers war00:02
Guaranteed equity bond00:02
Faith and Reason: True authority draws the world towards it: In a further article in our series on Catholicism without Rome, John Wilkins, editor of the Tablet, says that Roman Catholicism is not for people who like religion 'nice'.00:02
Cricket Round-Up: Warner's best deprives Kent of another holiday00:02
Departures: Travel bookshelf00:02
Appeals: Historic Chapels Trust wants to acquire the Baptist Chapel, at Cote, near Witney, in Oxfordshire,00:02
Letter: Abuses of human rights that should concern the world community in Vienna00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Radical with a conservative toutch: In 1992 everyone had heard of Rutland Broughton and his opera, The Immortal Hour. Andrew Green suggests it might be time for a revival00:02
US spoils Heathrow switch for Virgin00:02
Cricket / Second Test: Too easy to be easy00:02
REVIEW / Stoking the fires of virtuosity: Nikolai Demidenko concludes his 'Piano Masterworks' series in London: Nikolai Demidenko - Wigmore Hall00:02
Opposition in Malawi to meet Banda00:02
Carousing PCs get two years for rampage: Officers barged into house after plea to 'shut up'00:02
Football: Forest build for future with Cooper00:02
Letter: No accounting for artistic taste00:02
German car production slides 26%00:02
Union at 'reprieved' pit votes for closure: Labour to demand explanation from Heseltine as industry sources say time is running out for mines00:02
Obituary: Professor Muriel Bradbrook00:02
Failure of Deloitte talks raises spectre of ruin: Record professional negligence settlement with US government feared over savings and loan scandal00:02
Sporting Digest: Cycling00:02
Profile: Lord Midas, his zenith and nadir: Lord McAlpine, party treasurer for Mrs Thatcher00:02
MacSharry gloomy on Germany: Radical measures said necessary to boost Community growth rates00:02
Seeing the light through dark glasses: This summer, both designers and bargain-hunters are filtering the world through the lens of nostalgia, says Tamsin Blanchard00:02
Sporting Digest: Volleyball00:02
How to live well on nothing a year: 'Sacheverell Sitwell: Splendours and Miseries' - Sarah Bradford: Sinclair-Stevenson, 20 pounds - D J Taylor on Sacheverell Sitwell, a genuine narcissist with more charm than talent00:02
Money Grouse: Jumping the tax hurdle00:02
Upbeat: Coda00:02
Appeal from Abiola00:02
View from City Road: Technology transforms Wall Street and may kill it00:02
Sporting Digest: Ice Hockey00:02
Cycling: Cul-de-sac blocks route away from the roads: A small voluntary group is struggling to create a 1,000-mile cycle route. Christian Wolmar reports00:02
A sweet smell and a great life: The intrepid Nicholas Schoon joined thousands touring sewage works to see why water bills keep rising00:02
Cycling: Disguise is as effective as a lock: Lynne Curry steals a look at the frustrating problems of bike security00:02
Nadir challenged over tapes: Fugitive tycoon is told to produce evidence of Tory 'disinformation'00:02
Of course I love my wife, but this is cricket00:02
Racing / Royal Ascot: Second blood to Elbio in King's Stand repeat: Makin's vintage sprinter shows a healthy return00:02
Celsis to light up bacteria with 20m pounds placing: Company will be valued at 50m-60m pounds00:02
Gang found guilty of 58m pounds Ecstasy plot: Drug imported in three-piece suites00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A lay saint of unbelonging: 'Genet' - Edmund White: Chatto & Windus, 25 pounds - Michele Roberts on Jean Genet, outsider, traitor, thief - and genius00:02
All the fruit's ripe, man; just shake the tree: Jamaica has many expressions for just how good island life can be. Sue Gaisford learnt a few while passing through the districts of Look Behind and Wait a Bit00:02
London Mathematical Society00:02
Departures: Oz means business00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Dying to escape big bad mum: 'The Virgin Suicides' - Jeffrey Eugenides: Bloomsbury, 15.99 pounds00:02
Appeals: The Furniture Resource Centre (FRC)00:02
UN troops poised to capture warlord: US-led peace-keeping forces in Somalia locate Aideed and loyal supporters in Mogadishu 'safe house'00:02
Portuguese practices00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Departures: New to Bucharest00:02
THEATRE / One angry man: Paul Taylor on Osborne's Inadmissable Evidence00:02
Farm's 500 pickers harvest 20 tons of strawberries for the tennis fans at Wimbledon00:02
Market Report: Watchdog concerns hurt water shares00:02
Inkatha leader moulds logic to fit his views: De Klerk and the ANC have got it wrong, John Carlin in Johannesburg is told as he breakfasts with Buthelezi00:02
Quote Unquote00:02
Tennis / Wimbledon '93: Injury threatens Sampras' challenge00:02
Revenue kills innovative pension00:02
Japan: Rebels deliver fatal blow to old guard: The Diet vote could see Japan emerging to play a more active role in the world, writes Terry McCarthy in Tokyo00:02
'Comfortable' life is based on two jobs: Universities face shortage of lecturers but are unable to attract more while salaries remain low00:02
Property database00:02
Rebel MPs 'bought off in cynical political exercise': Patricia Wynn Davies reflects on a review that had little to do with saving pits00:02
Tennis / Wimbledon '93: Things come to a Head for Agassi00:02
Obituary: Arthur Alexander00:02
Violent intercourse amid clouds of glory: Dina Rabinovitch talks to Roberto Calasso, author of a classically inspired bestseller00:02
Appeals: The Kidney Patients Association of Guy's Hospital00:02
Cycling: Spot the Mumbos for the real street cred: Lynne Curry looks at free-wheeling fashions in trendy shades and padded thigh-huggers00:02
Kohl urges 'patriots' to get down to work00:02
Still maligned, still loved, still needed: On the occasion of Virago's 20th birthday Natasha Walter asks, what are we celebrating?00:02
Golf / US Open Championship: Faldo falls back as Watson finds form: 'Cheesed-off' Woosnam scuppered by unplayable lie at the last as Lane makes a splash in his first US Open Championship00:02
Mogadishu quiet after UN attack on Aideed: US-led peace-keeping forces in Somalia hold off the search for warlord whose location remains a mystery00:02
Golf: Brand Jnr holds steady00:02
Letter: De mortuis nihil nisi bonum00:02
Fugitive tycoon will tell all 'in ten days': In a Cyprus garden, Asil Nadir talks to Esther Oxford of cash, honour and British jails00:02
Rooker hints at change of policy on student grants00:02
Royal Air Force College, Cranwell00:02
Diagnosis without foundation?: Roger Trapp talks to an engineer who wants a rethink on subsidence claims00:02
THEATRE / Next stop, existentialism: The London International Festival of Theatre is running its own bus service. But how far will its ride-and-wrangle service get you? Rosie Millard reports00:02
Japan: Summit hopes hit by collapse00:02
Call for tunnel 'guarantee': Eurotunnel chairman says state could do more00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Play it again, without fingers: 'Sing the Body Electric' - Adam Lively: Chatto & Windus, 15.99 pounds00:02
Pisa peeve00:02
Ready for take-off00:02
Boxing: Eubank ready for Benn00:02
Inquiry into horse attacks scaled down00:02
Departures: Rabies in Thailand00:02
Look, this bike has no forks]: The Yamaha GTS1000 represents a revolution in motorcycle design. Roland Brown wonders whether others will follow