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Rushes00:02
Parliament & Politics: Left-wing challenge to Brown strategy00:02
Market Report: Westland takeover talk becomes airborne again00:02
MUSIC / When once is quite enough: Paragon Ensemble - Queen's Hall, Edinburgh00:02
Video00:02
Labour to launch offensive against Tory 'nepotism'00:02
Homes man found shot00:02
Redwood stifles Welsh initiative in Europe: Minister emphasises UK link to prevent region forging direct contacts with Brussels. Leonard Doyle reports00:02
Judge killed himself after closure of firm: Judge took his life after closure of law practice00:02
Letter: A stylish piece of fashion criticism00:02
People: Makeba hits the wrong note00:02
Danger abroad if only you look00:02
Obituary: Admiral Sir Frank Twiss00:02
Cricket: Such puts SA in a squeeze: England defend well00:02
MUSIC / When once is quite enough: Paragon Ensemble - Queen's Hall, Edinburgh00:02
Surplus churches await judgement day: Marianne Macdonald anticipates the conclusions of the Templeman report00:02
Cricket: New ruling body 'in a year'00:02
BCCI group gives ultimatum00:02
The PC vs the East End Ministry of Truth00:02
Prince's attacker 'was prepared to die': Keating regrets the embarrassment to a 'good friend of Australia' following politically motivated attack on royal guest00:02
The fans give Busby a hero's last journey: Jonathan Foster sees thousands salute cortege at stadium00:02
Cricket: Kapil edges closer to record00:02
Obituary: Professor George Ettlinger00:02
Japan's MPs squabble over reform00:02
Law: A matter of motivation and management: The legal profession is midway through a revolution in the way that it organises itself, writes Sharon Wallach00:02
Today's Number: 60m00:02
Parliament & Politics: Left-wing challenge to Brown strategy00:02
Birthdays00:02
Letter: Business schools that follow the market00:02
Hospital trusts00:02
Pembroke: Grave problems on the tube00:02
Insurance tax will hit AA members: More than half the UK's motorists face an unexpected increase in subscriptions00:02
Bombs trial man denies being member of IRA00:02
Danger abroad if only you look00:02
Granada fires new broadside in LWT takeover battle00:02
Sporting Digest: Table Tennis00:02
FEEDBACK00:02
Bulger parents launch petition00:02
FEEDBACK00:02
Obituary: Admiral Sir Frank Twiss00:02
Margins improve at Misys00:02
Homes man found shot00:02
Alcan joint venture may bid for mines00:02
Parliament & Politics: MPs told too few pay for drugs00:02
School opens doors to fantasy world of the circus: Esther Oxford reports on children mastering the skills of the big top00:02
Bodies found in car00:02
Bodies found in car00:02
Soothe the child, inflame the parent00:02
MFI beats forecasts and reports buoyant sales: Furniture retailer's chairman remains cautious on future, but City is pleased00:02
Unitech's shares soar on 62% rise in interim profits00:02
Football / FA Cup Countdown: Bolton tie no tea party for Arsenal: Rioch's eye-catching team will take wing on Monday. Guy Hodgson reports00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby Union00:02
Villagers give way to elephant with a crush00:02
OUTSIDE EDGE / Jim White on the videos from hell00:02
Sports Politics: Sproat's team talk00:02
Hospital trusts00:02
View from City Road: Irish budget gets on with the job00:02
Professional hitman may have killed wrong man: Victim shot in front of four-year-old son00:02
Pembroke: Grave problems on the tube00:02
Olympics: Britain's slimmer version00:02
Inside Parliament: Peers ponder their TV image: Disrespect for authority condemned - Benefits of 'warts and all' coverage proclaimed - Major riled by Ashdown's attack on waste00:02
Chiroscience will be valued at pounds 102m: Research firm hopes to create new drugs00:02
Sporting Digest: Golf00:02
Leading Article: Not drinking can damage your health00:02
BCCI group gives ultimatum00:02
American Football: Levy provides levity and depth: History and poems inspire Buffalo's head coach00:02
Granada fires new broadside in LWT takeover battle00:02
Football / FA Cup Countdown: Bolton tie no tea party for Arsenal: Rioch's eye-catching team will take wing on Monday. Guy Hodgson reports00:02
Letter: A stylish piece of fashion criticism00:02
Britons eliminated00:02
Rushes00:02
Salomon surprises with a strong fourth quarter: Shares rise on dollars 476m result but chairman is 'not satisfied'00:02
Sporting Digest: Sailing00:02
Investment trust savings plans chalk up record year: 240m pounds for 1993 more than doubles the previous total00:02
BEST-SELLERS / Top 10 PR Agencies00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Sporting Digest: Bobsleigh00:02
Letter: The many values of independence00:02
Letter: The many values of independence00:02
Korean mutilated00:02
Out of Belarus: A capital idea that has been kept in the dark00:02
After hours00:02
Law: A matter of motivation and management: The legal profession is midway through a revolution in the way that it organises itself, writes Sharon Wallach00:02
Alcan joint venture may bid for mines00:02
Allied buys American firms: Textile company spends 52m pounds to gain base across the Atlantic00:02
Surplus churches await judgement day: Marianne Macdonald anticipates the conclusions of the Templeman report00:02
Keith Elliott at Large: Square Mile gladiators in the round: Fast-moving City slickers make the most of a frozen asset as big financial institutions flex their muscles00:02
Running round in circles: The Sports Council is in a mess, torn between excellence and mass fitness, says Lincoln Allison00:02
Law Report: Judge's conduct amounted to denial of justice: Regina v Whybrow and another - Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) (Lord Taylor of Gosforth, Lord Chief Justice, Mr Justice French and Mr Justice Pill), 21 January 1994.00:02
Prism shares surge on 36% interim rise00:02
Allitt case doctors fear being made scapegoats: Consultants' statements 'regrettable'00:02
Law Update: Out in the field00:02
MMC to focus on water and power monopolies: Price control will be likely area of investigations00:02
Football: Souness and Liverpool prepare to separate: Cup calamity at Anfield may prove the final straw for beleaguered Scotsman - Toshack set to take over as manager of Wales00:02
Float will value Partco at pounds 50m: Profits doubled to pounds 4.3m on turnover up 5 per cent00:02
Commonwealth Games: Stadium lure for new bid00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Obituary: Leslie Evershed-Martin00:02
Law Update: New recorder00:02
Spectre of civil war stalks Algeria: Growing carnage in the country may lead to the army taking power, Robert Fisk writes from Algiers00:02
Sports Listings: This Weekend: Fencing - British epee championships, Hendon00:02
Wave of misery loosed by fall of Wall00:02
Insurance tax will hit AA members: More than half the UK's motorists face an unexpected increase in subscriptions00:02
Parliamentary Questions - Written Replies00:02
Racing: Duo ends her second habit00:02
Baird profit warning after hard Christmas00:02
Damning voice from gentler age: Tories' critic cannot be ignored, says Donald Macintyre00:02
Malaysian dam fixer had supergun role: Midland Bank consultant's links with special forces cast new light on 'aid-for-arms' Pergau deal00:02
Laurentian fined for 'unsuitable' life sales: Insurer blames inadequate documentation00:02
Sporting Digest: Basketball00:02
Sporting Digest: Winter Olympics00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Leading Article: Something rotten in the state00:02
Birthdays00:02
Judge killed himself after closure of firm: Judge took his life after closure of law practice00:02
Sporting Digest: Skiing00:02
Turkish financial tremors subside00:02
Letter: Business schools that follow the market00:02
Debenhams rise keeps Burton on even keel00:02
Diary00:02
Bottom Line: Promises met will keep MFI a leader00:02
Law Update: Left of centre00:02
Sailing: Conner loses time00:02
Hunt challenge00:02
'End embargo' call00:02
Sales fall brings pub price war to a head00:02
Sporting Digest: Rallying00:02
Caught doing the business in a motorway service area00:02
The Daily Poem: Dundee00:02
Law Update: Board job losses00:02
Pole pips media giants on TV bid00:02
View from City Road: Are we becoming more crooked?00:02
Sports Listings: This Weekend: Sunday / Snooker - Regal Welsh, Newport00:02
Law Update: Out in the field00:02
Unitech's shares soar on 62% rise in interim profits00:02
Labour to launch offensive against Tory 'nepotism'00:02
Heart programme 'of little benefit'00:02
Reinventing the car00:02
Sports Listings: This Weekend: Sunday / Snooker - Regal Welsh, Newport00:02
Where money went to waste: Examples of fraud and incompetence from the report by the Public Accounts Committee00:02
Salomon surprises with a strong fourth quarter: Shares rise on dollars 476m result but chairman is 'not satisfied'00:02
Left aligns with nationalists00:02
Professional hitman may have killed wrong man: Victim shot in front of four-year-old son00:02
Both sides claim victory in Spanish general strike00:02
Rallying: Full Monte for Delecour00:02
Parliamentary Questions - Written Replies00:02
Four dead in car00:02
The fans give Busby a hero's last journey: Jonathan Foster sees thousands salute cortege at stadium00:02
Computers: The tedium is the technology: 'Virtual communities' linked by computer networks can be a well of wisdom. Andrew Brown discovers that they can also be utterly banal in equal measure00:02
Sporting Digest: Cricket00:02
OPERA / Deranged marriages: Stephen Johnson on Gotz Friedrich's electrifying production of Elektra at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Sporting Digest: Rallying00:02
Hospital blunder00:02
Keith Elliott at Large: Square Mile gladiators in the round: Fast-moving City slickers make the most of a frozen asset as big financial institutions flex their muscles00:02
FILM / The man you hate to love?: Pauline Kael called him a 'benevolent eunuch', other critics say his balls are all in one court. Sexless? Predictable? Can they mean that funny man Robin Williams? Interview by Sheila Johnston00:02
Letter: In Paine's pillory00:02
US fumbles its Russia policy00:02
Spectre of civil war stalks Algeria: Growing carnage in the country may lead to the army taking power, Robert Fisk writes from Algiers00:02
Sporting Digest: Golf00:02
TELEVISION / Fabulously dedicated followers of fashion00:02
The cancer of corruption: MPs deal heavy blow to 'back to basics' with tough warning that scandals and waste of public money threaten to destroy traditional standards of probity in the public service00:02
FILM / Mastering the past: The Big Picture: Adam Mars-Jones on Martin Scorsese's The Age of Innocence00:02
Britons eliminated00:02
Councillor facing huge surcharge bill found dead: Fellow Tories believe former Westminster housing chairman accused in report on alleged gerrymandering committed suicide00:02
Correction: Postgraduate Fair00:02
Murder conviction quashed00:02
Malaysian dam fixer had supergun role: Midland Bank consultant's links with special forces cast new light on 'aid-for-arms' Pergau deal00:02
Law: Jailing the Ambridge One: Roger Ede, responsible for putting a radio character behind bars, talks to Fiona Bawdon00:02
Obituary: Maj-Gen Richard Jelf00:02
Bottom Line: Sound strategy00:02
Long road home00:02
Inside Parliament: Peers ponder their TV image: Disrespect for authority condemned - Benefits of 'warts and all' coverage proclaimed - Major riled by Ashdown's attack on waste00:02
Debenhams rise keeps Burton on even keel00:02
Jackson photos00:02
Sinn Fein leader poised to be given visa for US00:02
Baird profit warning after hard Christmas00:02
Racing: Maguire title hunt hit by six-day ban: Jockey Club overturns local leniency and focuses blame on the Warwick stewards. Richard Edmondson reports00:02
Lithuania link-up00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Would you buy facts from these men?: 'All There is to Know' - Alexander Coleman & Charles Simmons: Andre Deutsch, 20 pounds00:02
MFI beats forecasts and reports buoyant sales: Furniture retailer's chairman remains cautious on future, but City is pleased00:02
Six alcoholic drinks a week 'can mean longer life': Celia Hall on a Danish study which reinforces the view that moderation is better than total abstinence00:02
FILM / Nanny who came in from the cold00:02
View from City Road: Are we becoming more crooked?00:02
Soothe the child, inflame the parent00:02
Leading Article: An enlightened EU immigration policy00:02
Support scheme00:02
Militants thwarted00:02
Law Update: Board job losses00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Mosque violence00:02
Everybody's talking about it: The TV chat show may be dead on its feet, but in theatres, arts centres, bookshops and galleries, they're talking the talk and it's far from cheap. By Miranda Carter00:02
BT's American partner lifts profits00:02
Sporting Digest: Winter Olympics00:02
The cancer of corruption: MPs deal heavy blow to 'back to basics' with tough warning that scandals and waste of public money threaten to destroy traditional standards of probity in the public service00:02
School opens doors to fantasy world of the circus: Esther Oxford reports on children mastering the skills of the big top00:02
TELEVISION / Fabulously dedicated followers of fashion00:02
Sports Listings: This Weekend: Fencing - British epee championships, Hendon00:02
FILM / The man you hate to love?: Pauline Kael called him a 'benevolent eunuch', other critics say his balls are all in one court. Sexless? Predictable? Can they mean that funny man Robin Williams? Interview by Sheila Johnston00:02
Bottom Line: Promises met will keep MFI a leader00:02
Letter: Vocal disagreement00:02
Rescues 'favour banks too much': Bank of England director suggests bringing bond trustees and suppliers into talks on distressed companies00:02
Sporting Digest: Cricket00:02
After hours00:02
Rescues 'favour banks too much': Bank of England director suggests bringing bond trustees and suppliers into talks on distressed companies00:02
Gales hit Scotland00:02
Obituary: Oliver Smith00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby League00:02
Tennis: World No 1 puts Date in the shade to line up final meeting with Spaniard00:02
Sales fall brings pub price war to a head00:02
Sporting Digest: Snooker00:02
American Football: Levy provides levity and depth: History and poems inspire Buffalo's head coach00:02
Everybody's talking about it: The TV chat show may be dead on its feet, but in theatres, arts centres, bookshops and galleries, they're talking the talk and it's far from cheap. By Miranda Carter00:02
Champions of the downtrodden male00:02
FILM / Nanny who came in from the cold00:02
Allitt case doctors fear being made scapegoats: Consultants' statements 'regrettable'00:02
Non-League Football: Woking count on Walker's talents00:02
SIB increases budget to pounds 19m to fight fraud: Management plan will lead to more openness and accountability00:02
Rugby League: Laughton laughing at passing adversity: Dave Hadfield on the rugby league coach who is driving Leeds forward again00:02
Bombs trial man denies being member of IRA00:02
BEST-SELLERS / Top 10 PR Agencies00:02
Leading Article: An enlightened EU immigration policy00:02
Top civil servants face pay rise veto00:02
Olympics: Britain's slimmer version00:02
Rugby League: Laughton laughing at passing adversity: Dave Hadfield on the rugby league coach who is driving Leeds forward again00:02
Racing: Rescue plan secures Chantilly: The historic French course has been saved from the guillotine. Greg Wood reports00:02
Where money went to waste: Examples of fraud and incompetence from the report by the Public Accounts Committee00:02
Serbs declare refugees 'deserters'00:02
Obituary: Harry Nilsson00:02
Parliament & Politics: Barrister in Iraq trial to give evidence00:02
Beckett gets Queens Moat job00:02
Beckett gets Queens Moat job00:02
BT's American partner lifts profits00:02
Redwood stifles Welsh initiative in Europe: Minister emphasises UK link to prevent region forging direct contacts with Brussels. Leonard Doyle reports00:02
View from City Road: Time for the debt traders to abide by rules00:02
Harding plea00:02
Third bidder may enter 'Independent' ring00:02
Hope fades in Nice00:02
Bottom Line: A Policy to avoid00:02
Sailing: Conner loses time00:02
Mummy, what did Michael Jackson do?: The curiosity of the star's young fans is giving parents some awkward moments. Celia Dodd reports00:02
Sporting Digest: Basketball00:02
Strangler victims00:02
Law Report: Security status reports disclosable: Regina v Secretary of State for the Home Department, Ex parte Duggan Queen's Bench Divisional Court (Lord Justice Rose and Mr Justice McKinnon), 3 December 1993.00:02
Golf: Els dominates the Emirates: South African cuts down European crop as he closes on a desert dream00:02
Sports Listings: Cycling: The Het Volk00:02
MMC to focus on water and power monopolies: Price control will be likely area of investigations00:02
Obituary: Oliver Smith00:02
Computers: The tedium is the technology: 'Virtual communities' linked by computer networks can be a well of wisdom. Andrew Brown discovers that they can also be utterly banal in equal measure00:02
SIB increases budget to pounds 19m to fight fraud: Management plan will lead to more openness and accountability00:02
Long road home00:02
Racing: Rescue plan secures Chantilly: The historic French course has been saved from the guillotine. Greg Wood reports00:02
Obituary: Jack Goodison00:02
Sporting Digest: Ice Hockey00:02
Navy bias award00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
'Barmy' inhabitants force laird from Scottish isle: Eigg owner says violent campaign has made him sell. John Arlidge reports00:02
Letter: Durham's first00:02
Football: Gazza held by police00:02
Malaysian dam fixer had supergun role: Midland Bank consultant's links with special forces cast new light on 'aid-for-arms' Pergau deal00:02
Mosque violence00:02
Governors 'must aid ballet inquiry'00:02
Sporting Digest: Bobsleigh00:02
Prince's attacker 'was prepared to die': Keating regrets the embarrassment to a 'good friend of Australia' following politically motivated attack on royal guest00:02
Left aligns with nationalists00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Obituary: Professor George Ettlinger00:02
Obituary: Leslie Evershed-Martin00:02
Villagers give way to elephant with a crush00:02
Law Update: New recorder00:02
Councillor facing huge surcharge bill found dead: Fellow Tories believe former Westminster housing chairman accused in report on alleged gerrymandering committed suicide00:02
Today's Number: 60m00:02
Governors 'must aid ballet inquiry'00:02
Sinn Fein leader poised to be given visa for US00:02
Dear Oliver North: So the great American hero wants to join the ranks of the 'immoral' talking shop to which he has so blatantly lied? Surely some mistake00:02
Damning voice from gentler age: Tories' critic cannot be ignored, says Donald Macintyre00:02
Sporting Digest: Tennis00:02
Video00:02
OUTSIDE EDGE / Jim White on the videos from hell00:02
Tennis: World No 1 puts Date in the shade to line up final meeting with Spaniard00:02
Correction: Postgraduate Fair00:02
Dear Oliver North: So the great American hero wants to join the ranks of the 'immoral' talking shop to which he has so blatantly lied? Surely some mistake00:02
Sporting Digest: Sailing00:02
EXHIBITIONS / Butt is it art?: Smoking Who Needs It? is a new government campaign to persuade the nation's youth to stub out. Iain Gale reports00:02
Sporting Digest: Skiing00:02
Margins improve at Misys00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Sporting Digest: Cycling00:02
Letter: In Paine's pillory00:02
Top civil servants face pay rise veto00:02
Gales hit Scotland00:02
OPERA / Deranged marriages: Stephen Johnson on Gotz Friedrich's electrifying production of Elektra at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden00:02
FILM / Mastering the past: The Big Picture: Adam Mars-Jones on Martin Scorsese's The Age of Innocence00:02
Pole pips media giants on TV bid00:02
Law Update: Left of centre00:02
Football: Gazza held by police00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Letter: Business schools that follow the market00:02
The PC vs the East End Ministry of Truth00:02
Sinful trick00:02
Sporting Digest: Tennis00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Cricket: Kapil edges closer to record00:02
Climbing death00:02
Both sides claim victory in Spanish general strike00:02
Rallying: Full Monte for Delecour00:02
Running round in circles: The Sports Council is in a mess, torn between excellence and mass fitness, says Lincoln Allison00:02
Rights boost for Europe's immigrants: Brussels proposes more help for people settling in the EU, but tougher measures against illegal entrants00:02
The aftermath of a battle, not a massacre: Christopher Bellamy finds no evidence of an alleged mass murder in the Bosnian village of Here00:02
Law: Jailing the Ambridge One: Roger Ede, responsible for putting a radio character behind bars, talks to Fiona Bawdon00:02
Sporting Digest: Squash00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Letter: Vocal disagreement00:02
Militants thwarted00:02
Racing: Maguire title hunt hit by six-day ban: Jockey Club overturns local leniency and focuses blame on the Warwick stewards. Richard Edmondson reports00:02
Court Circular00:02
Wave of misery loosed by fall of Wall00:02
Four dead in car00:02
Six alcoholic drinks a week 'can mean longer life': Celia Hall on a Danish study which reinforces the view that moderation is better than total abstinence00:02
Military man with 'security problem': Chris Blackhurst profiles Stephan Kock, a former soldier and director of firm in supergun affair00:02
German car makers earn pat on back: Competitiveness improves, but another difficult year is forecast00:02
Computers: Program that turns novices into wizards: Bill Raines sings the praises of the latest version of the 'Works' integrated package00:02
Float will value Partco at pounds 50m: Profits doubled to pounds 4.3m on turnover up 5 per cent00:02
Obituary: Benny Amdursky00:02
Hope fades in Nice00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Rugby Union: Wales keep faith in admonished Jenkins: Davies warns hooker over conduct in run-up to Irish contest00:02
Pizza group set for UK expansion00:02
Sporting Digest: Squash00:02
Sporting Digest: Snooker00:02
Court Circular00:02
Investment trust savings plans chalk up record year: 240m pounds for 1993 more than doubles the previous total00:02
Three shot dead in renewal of violence00:02
Letter: Business schools that follow the market00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Reinventing the car00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Would you buy facts from these men?: 'All There is to Know' - Alexander Coleman & Charles Simmons: Andre Deutsch, 20 pounds00:02
EXHIBITIONS / Butt is it art?: Smoking Who Needs It? is a new government campaign to persuade the nation's youth to stub out. Iain Gale reports00:02
Sporting Digest: Table Tennis00:02
Heart programme 'of little benefit'00:02
Cricket: New ruling body 'in a year'00:02
Caught doing the business in a motorway service area00:02
Correction00:02
The Daily Poem: Dundee00:02
Obituary: Benny Amdursky00:02
Sports Listings: Cycling: The Het Volk00:02
Allied buys American firms: Textile company spends 52m pounds to gain base across the Atlantic00:02
Cricket: Such puts SA in a squeeze: England defend well00:02
Leading Article: Not drinking can damage your health00:02
Parliament & Politics: Barrister in Iraq trial to give evidence00:02
Sporting Digest: Ice Hockey00:02
Strangler victims00:02
Rugby Union: Wales keep faith in admonished Jenkins: Davies warns hooker over conduct in run-up to Irish contest00:02
And What's More ..00:02
Letter: Vocal disagreement00:02
Craxi trial decision00:02
Rights boost for Europe's immigrants: Brussels proposes more help for people settling in the EU, but tougher measures against illegal entrants00:02
Out of Belarus: A capital idea that has been kept in the dark00:02
Lithuania link-up00:02
Japan's MPs squabble over reform00:02
Hunt challenge00:02
Laurentian fined for 'unsuitable' life sales: Insurer blames inadequate documentation00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Bulger parents launch petition00:02
Letter: Vocal disagreement00:02
Hospital blunder00:02
Bottom Line: Sound strategy00:02
Golf: Els dominates the Emirates: South African cuts down European crop as he closes on a desert dream00:02
Commonwealth Games: Stadium lure for new bid00:02
Sinful trick00:02
Military man with 'security problem': Chris Blackhurst profiles Stephan Kock, a former soldier and director of firm in supergun affair00:02
Law Report: Security status reports disclosable: Regina v Secretary of State for the Home Department, Ex parte Duggan Queen's Bench Divisional Court (Lord Justice Rose and Mr Justice McKinnon), 3 December 1993.00:02
Parliament & Politics: MPs told too few pay for drugs00:02
Football: Souness and Liverpool prepare to separate: Cup calamity at Anfield may prove the final straw for beleaguered Scotsman - Toshack set to take over as manager of Wales00:02
Jackson photos00:02
German car makers earn pat on back: Competitiveness improves, but another difficult year is forecast00:02
Correction00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby Union00:02
Prism shares surge on 36% interim rise00:02
People: Makeba hits the wrong note00:02
US fumbles its Russia policy00:02
Serbs declare refugees 'deserters'00:02
Murder conviction quashed00:02
Computers: Program that turns novices into wizards: Bill Raines sings the praises of the latest version of the 'Works' integrated package00:02
Sports Politics: Sproat's team talk00:02
Letter: Questions on antenatal screening for Down's syndrome00:02
Korean mutilated00:02
Mummy, what did Michael Jackson do?: The curiosity of the star's young fans is giving parents some awkward moments. Celia Dodd reports00:02
Obituary: Jack Goodison00:02
Diary00:02
Navy bias award00:02
Bottom Line: A Policy to avoid00:02
Three shot dead in renewal of violence00:02
Racing: Duo ends her second habit00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby League00:02
Support scheme00:02
'End embargo' call00:02
The aftermath of a battle, not a massacre: Christopher Bellamy finds no evidence of an alleged mass murder in the Bosnian village of Here00:02
Market Report: Westland takeover talk becomes airborne again00:02
And What's More ..00:02
View from City Road: Irish budget gets on with the job00:02
Law Report: Judge's conduct amounted to denial of justice: Regina v Whybrow and another - Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) (Lord Taylor of Gosforth, Lord Chief Justice, Mr Justice French and Mr Justice Pill), 21 January 1994.00:02
Pizza group set for UK expansion00:02
Turkish financial tremors subside00:02
Champions of the downtrodden male00:02
Climbing death00:02
View from City Road: Time for the debt traders to abide by rules00:02
'No foul play' in Eiger death00:02
Non-League Football: Woking count on Walker's talents00:02
Craxi trial decision00:02
Harding plea00:02
Letter: Durham's first00:02
Sporting Digest: Cycling00:02
Chiroscience will be valued at pounds 102m: Research firm hopes to create new drugs00:02
Third bidder may enter 'Independent' ring00:02
Leading Article: Something rotten in the state00:02
Obituary: Harry Nilsson00:02
Obituary: Maj-Gen Richard Jelf00:02
'Barmy' inhabitants force laird from Scottish isle: Eigg owner says violent campaign has made him sell. John Arlidge reports00:02
'No foul play' in Eiger death