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Bunhill00:02
SUMMER SCHOOLS / Back on course: Adult education covers everything from karma to sewage, says Jonathan Sale00:02
Captain Moonlight00:02
BOOKS / Alun Lewis00:02
BOOKS / The Independent on Sunday bestseller list00:02
Captain Moonlight00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
Group cover eludes ME victim00:02
Profile: Quiet knight of the five-and-dime world: Sir Geoffrey Mulcahy: The man who smartened up Woolworths remains reticent as Kingfisher's share price raises questions in the City. Helen Kay reports00:02
Pick of the PEPs for last-minute investments00:02
EXHIBITIONS / Something wicked this way comes: Two shows, one of small works by Goya, the other a series of religious paintings by Francisco de Zurbaran, reveal Spain's darkest artists in a new light00:02
New blow for Ulster deal00:02
Customs 'make use of' third world sentences00:02
Smart bandage guides repairs00:02
What Bienvenida's husband wrote to me: The passionate epistles of Sir Peter Harding remind Isabel Wolff of history's great love letters . . . and of those from a smitten schoolboy00:02
The Passage to America: Photographs by Erich Hartmann00:02
British soldier killed in Vitez00:02
City File: Keep the door open for House of Fraser shares00:02
FILM / And the winners are ..: Tomorrow night is Oscar night in downtown LA. David Thomson consults his crystal ball00:02
Women in 51 seats of top 200 boards00:02
Football: On the move00:02
Swimming: Foster does his level best00:02
Marketing: When the sweet scent of fame turns sour: Celebrity endorsement offers one of the fastest ways to establish a brand, but the approach can backfire if the star falls from grace00:02
Letter: A licence not to watch00:02
Football: Rush on the rebound00:02
Whodunit to IBM?: Management guru Robert Heller takes a stab at what really happened to the company that had dominated the computer world until the 1990s00:02
Labour puts on the pressure for inquiry into death of Joy Gardner: Investigation of deportee case stalled by disputes00:02
Dirty Dogs Campaign: Our campaign wins a Minister's promise: John Gummer pledges a review of dog fouling laws. Sarah Strickland reports00:02
Do I not like that . . . Game that went west: David Frith, editor of Wisden Cricket Monthly, delivers a bouncer on the West Indians' brutal tactics00:02
Major faces new Eurosceptic revolt over Brussels veto00:02
Day-trip drama raises ferry safety doubts00:02
Savers flock to bonds that ride the downturns: Distribution funds have found favour with investors who want income and growth but not a lot of risk. Nic Cicutti reports00:02
Asthma survey00:02
Badminton: Clark proves point in defeat00:02
HEALTH / The cradle of men's misery: New research shows that fathers may also suffer from post-natal depression. Kay Marles uncovers a darker side of the happy event00:02
Gummer denies the 'great car economy'00:02
Lloyd's may extend rescue scheme for Names00:02
Banks move against fraud00:02
FOOD & DRINK / Grapevine: Kathryn McWhirter tries kosher wines for Passover00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
Higher income fund cuts its rate00:02
BOOK REVIEW / This is Russia: The Master of Petersburg - J M Coetzee: Secker, pounds 14.9900:02
Leading Article: The high price of cheap sensation00:02
The Agreeable World of Wallace Arnold: Refusing British beef? They must be mad00:02
The hideous irony of Mafikeng that has changed South Africa for ever00:02
Letter: No to Kohl00:02
Begging the endless question00:02
We guard our freedom00:02
Green out to rescue discounter: Amber Day founder talks to Poundstretcher00:02
As others see us00:02
Letter: Victoria Cross00:02
Leading Article: Tory whining belittles us00:02
Green Building of the Year00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Sushi and good red herrings: Dance, dance, dance - Haruki Murakami: Hamish Hamilton, pounds 9.9900:02
The super sticking power of green Gum Gum: Stephen Castle explains the renaissance of John Gummer, the DoE's 'cheeky chappie'00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Flowering sensibility: Baudelaire - Joanna Richardson: John Murray, pounds 3000:02
Letter: A licence not to watch00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Call of mother nature: The Great Umbilical - Rachel Billington: Hutchinson, pounds 17.9900:02
CHILDREN / The trouble with parents: Difficult adolescents may not always be the problem. What about difficult mothers and fathers? Teenagers tell their stories to Celia Dodd00:02
Rear Window: When Wellington said publish and be damned: The Field Marshal and the Scarlet Woman00:02
'Pounds 5bn wasted' by taxpayers00:02
Best and Worst: International Fixed Interest Trusts00:02
North Korea 'ready for war'00:02
Flirting for Jesus: Anything ordinary becomes extraordinary when done by a nun. But should Sister Wendy really do all this - get paid by the BBC, eat in posh restaurants, enjoy her fame quite so much?00:02
ARTS / Overheard00:02
How We Met: Linford Christie and Colin Jackson00:02
Amtrak builds on Penn's past glories: The monumental decision to reconstruct a once-great station signals a revivalist train of thought for America's railroads00:02
Police refuse to jail pensioner00:02
FASHION / Spaghetti Weston00:02
Rugby Union / Five Nations Championship: Clem Thomas hails the return of an English colossus00:02
Almanack: Anoraks galore aboard the fantasy bandwagon00:02
The Quiet Man: Guinness on screen: Sir Alec Guinness is 80 next month. David Thomson and Irving Wardle look back on a 60-year career that spans stage, film and television00:02
ARTS / Show People: Pedigree Cholmondeley: Lea Anderson00:02
Letter: The 'new right' misrepresents Adam Smith00:02
Terrorists destroy Army helicopter00:02
Football: Keegan salutes Cole's quality00:02
Cricket: Boon relieves the pain00:02
De Klerk's blind eye to slaughter: John Carlin counts the cost of the Third Force's secret war on the ANC - and tells how his inquiries put him in danger00:02
BOOKS / In the Frame: Amish: the art of the quilt00:02
Profile: Courted by the camera: Sue Barker: Julie Welch takes a grandstand view of a career switch from tennis circuit to TV studio00:02
Flat Earth: Pig of a job for the Household Cavalry00:02
The Quiet Man: Guinness on stage: Sir Alec Guinness is 80 next month. David Thomson and Irving Wardle look back on a 60-year career that spans stage, film and television00:02
Pentos in cash crisis: Suppliers worried that troubled group may have to defer payments00:02
Skiing: Wachter claims giant slalom title00:02
Welsh wails, exit lines and safe hands00:02
Captain Moonlight: At the court of St James00:02
West Bank law loaded against Arabs00:02
Cricket: Scoreboard from Georgetown00:02
Data protection: Credit agencies nail wrong man: A retired professor was disturbed to find that reference firms carried false information about him (CORRECTED)00:02
The List00:02
Clouds of uncertainty mar Italy's new dawn: New electoral system puzzles a nation shaken by scandal00:02
Revenue deals blow to annuity schemes00:02
Opinions: Can you take a joke?00:02
ETCETERA / Bridge00:02
Sarajevo concert belies the discord: Songs in 'town of strangers'00:02
BOOKS / Baudelaire in art: Baudelaire's Voyages: The Poet and His Painters - Jeffrey Coven: Little, Brown, pounds 16.9900:02
TELEVISION / York on ads: No 20: Yellow Pages00:02
Rock of ages prospers in the 1990s: Gloucestershire stone quarry discovers niche markets00:02
'Sick' woman was misled for 25 years: Doctors told her that she had cystic fibrosis00:02
Motor Racing: Driver on the fastest track: A dynamic young German represents the most serious challenge to Ayrton Senna's supremacy: Richard Williams talks to a rare racer who makes it obvious that he enjoys his sport00:02
Cricket / Second Test: Lara leads march of centurions: England's hopes of levelling series are blunted as the West Indies forge ahead with blades flashing00:02
Intelligent phones put user in charge: Software allows firms to fashion the network to their needs00:02
Rowing: Blues brothers with pulling power: Simon O'Hagan meets the Norwegians ready to make history in the Boat Race00:02
ETCETERA / Home Thoughts00:02
ROCK / Return of the prodigal00:02
TELEVISION / Life is cheap at the BBC00:02
Australians create a crocodile market: Robert Milliken on Paul Hogan's financing lesson for the UK industry00:02
Football round-up: Fans protest over Francis 'loss'00:02
Citizen's Charter: some progress, could try harder: Simon Midgley looks at a report on the first and most famous of John Major's Big Ideas for improving things00:02
'Pailin recaptured'00:02
Database00:02
Tories accuse Granada of bias00:02
Rain halts hunt for soldiers00:02
City & Business: The perfect couple?00:02
Tennis: Agassi's dream time00:02
Medway chief under pressure00:02
Letter: For 'civilised' read racist00:02
Quangowatch: A guide to those unelected quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisations that run our lives. No 6: The Monopolies & Mergers Commission00:02
THEATRE / Still queasy after all these years: Birthday Party - Lyttelton; Old Ladies - Greenwich; Democracy - Bush00:02
Racing: Glenbrook stays best: Sue Montgomery at Uttoxeter searches for Aintree clues in the Midlands National00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The rise and rise of a raggle-taggle rebel: Fidel Castro - Robert E Quirk: Norton, pounds 2500:02
Letter: Equal in the eyes of the law00:02
ETCETERA / Design Dinosaurs: 8 Dymo Tape00:02
Bunhill: Still chequeing00:02
Golf: Welsh fillip as Price rises00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Passe but not forgotten: The past in French History - Robert Gildea: Yale, pounds 30; Arguing revolution: The Intellectual Left in Postwar France - Sunil Khilnani: Yale, pounds 19.9500:02
Bunhill00:02
Tory losses at Lloyd's revealed: Fears that some MPs could be made bankrupt - Potential cash calls kept secret from Parliament - Major's majority under threat00:02
Motor Racing: Formula to end the gridlock: David Tremayne looks ahead to a contest in which driving skill will be at a premium00:02
First-Hand: Why I make the travellers welcome: Hal Wynne-Jones, who runs a business in the Cotswolds, is quite happy with his itinerant neighbours00:02
Boxing: Bentt in hospital after Hide00:02
Political Commentary: To Mrs Major, Mr Major is definitely Prime Minister00:02
Athletics: Norman hearing date set00:02
Letter: Suffering is just what Dr Marten ordered00:02
John Kobal Photographic Portrait Award 1994: Sponsored by the Independent on Sunday and the Finnemore & Field group of companies00:02
RADIO / A pig surprise, if you go down to the woods today00:02
Baku bomb kills 1200:02
Flat Earth: Between the sheets00:02
Football: Blades edge close00:02
TRIED AND TESTED / Fax at your fingertips: If you work from home or run a small business, a good fax machine is now a must. Our experts transmit their conclusions on six00:02
Sega loses head of European division: Resignation will alarm computer games industry00:02
Bond winners00:02
Motorcycling: Beattie battered and bruised00:02
Q & A: Feast of Christmas crackers00:02
How much does he earn?: No 22: Sir Nicholas Lyell, Attorney General.00:02
The Broader Picture: Fading glory has its day00:02
Cricket: Srinath puts New Zealand in trouble00:02
Truck workers fight for pension: Change of ownership led to a retirement dilemma00:02
Rushing for cover: IRA blitz leads to explosion of claims for extra travel costs00:02
Business Information Service: This Week00:02
Football: Celtic hit by more conflict00:02
Quotes of the Week00:02
TELEVISION / Long Runners: No 23: A Question of Sport00:02
Football: Holden's helping hand00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
Bunhill: Out to (early) lunch00:02
North Korea 'ready for war'00:02
Profile: Whole lotta woman: David Lister on the transition from Ms Alternative Comedy to a role model for Miss Average00:02
TELEVISION / Farewell Bambi, hello Butt-head: Forget Disney and his cuddly animals - the new wave of American animation has a bite as vicious as its bark. Ben Thompson reports00:02
Conspirators talked of 'taking us out'00:02
ARTS / Cries & Whispers00:02
Public Man is no longer master of his mistress00:02
Fishing Lines: The worm turns for the worse00:02
Fixed-rate stinger: Caroline Merrell on a home loan that involved high extra costs00:02
Personal Finance: Rolling change00:02
Squash: Martin wins by a tennis score00:02
Warning on pension transfer risk00:02
Flat Earth: The LA equation00:02
Captain Moonlight: Return to lender00:02
Networking: Fast movers use club class: Men make contacts and win promotions in the pub and on the links while women hit their heads against the 'invisible ceiling'00:02
BOOKS / In the lists00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
Schroders may buy US affiliate00:02
Flat Earth: Kangaroo court00:02
Mock Trial00:02
Tongue and cheek: the real measure of Patten: This minister does have a tendency to behave a little strangely, says Fran Abrams00:02
City & Business: Higher hemline, please00:02
Captain Moonlight: Bikes, bags, the Beeb - and who's sari now?00:02
Athletics: Kirui earns partial reprieve00:02
Football: Wright floors revivalists00:02
Queen at Twickenham00:02
'Inside I've not changed. My personality, my soul, has not changed': Christine Leung, awarded pounds 3.4m for horrendous accident injuries, tells Helen Fielding how she has learned to cope00:02
Rugby Union / Five Nations Championship: Underwood over at last: Richard Williams sees a winger fly home to end the wait00:02
ART MARKET / A bystander at Maastricht: Absolutely everybody in the art world heads for this little Dutch town for the annual European Art Fair. Geraldine Norman joins the distinguished throng00:02
ETCETERA / ANgST: Expert advice on your problems00:02
A good cry in the dark: Most of today's big films are blub-busters. Blake Morrison asks what keeps the audiences weeping00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Unlacing the corset: Charlotte Bronte: A Passionate Life - Lyndall Gordon: Chatto, pounds 17.9900:02
Cricket / Second Test: Medicine man who rules roost: When it gets physical, Dave Roberts hands out the treatment. Derek Pringle reports00:02
Serves one (ha ha): Is there enough on our plate with 'complete' meals? Hester Lacey finds consumers hungry for change00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Ain't nothing like Dame Janet: Ballo in Maschera - Covent Garden00:02
Astra sale defended: Rumbling over BAe purchase00:02
WPP chief's contract 'lasts too long'00:02
Mother Earth has a very close shave00:02
Captain Moonlight00:02
Tourism: Polishing the Crown jewels: Tower of London is aiming to use Disney techniques without being too Mickey Mouse00:02
Bonds beat Disney blues: One class of creditor has come out smiling from crisis00:02
Profile: Whole lotta woman: David Lister on the transition from Ms Alternative Comedy to a role model for Miss Average00:02
Bodies found00:02
SEC fine for Soros adviser00:02
The booming business of life: Fertility treatment has come of age, but the NHS can't cope and couples are turning to the private sector, Mary Braid reports00:02
Radical route to creative thinking00:02
Sport on TV: While Frank was in a hurry, Harry was in a huff00:02
Award00:02
Rugby Union / Five Nations' Championship: France preserve self-esteem: Scotland pay for passing problems with wooden spoon despite Hastings' late rally00:02
BOOK REVIEW / In brief: Live From the Battlefield - Peter Arnett: Bloomsbury, pounds 17.9900:02
ETCETERA / Chess00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
Captain Moonlight00:02
Letter: Not anti-car but pro-cycle00:02
Secret backing00:02
Almanack: Stout hearts, empty pockets00:02
Rugby Union: Rowell driven by force of logic: Chris Rea assesses the qualities of England's new man at the helm00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Cain, Abel and the gripes of wrath: John Steinbeck - Jay Parini: Heinemann, pounds 2000:02
Bunhill: Above the crowd without a net00:02
Letter: Equal in the eyes of the law00:02
My Biggest Mistake: Alan Rundle, chairman of Rundle Brownswood, the search and selection he founded in the 1980s, says he had a lot to learn despite his earlier work with Cadbury Schweppes, Procter & Gamble, L'Oreal and Estee Lauder00:02
What the papers said about . . . Frank Bruno00:02
Shooting in Naples00:02
Rugby Union / Five Nations Championship: England slam the door: Try famine is ended to give Cooke a triumphant farewell but Wales hold out to claim the Five Nations' Championship00:02
Fishermen take on the 'poaching' cormorants00:02
Parting of the ways at English China Clays00:02
Shares: Scrip inspires star performers: Investors can reap a bumper harvest when large buoyant companies decide to offer new shares00:02
Troops enter KwaZulu00:02
Algerians slay 'fundamentalists'00:02
Miles of history on the move: Demand is driving the Public Record Office to a new home in Kew. Sally Watts measures the shelves00:02
Bunhill00:02
Letter: Vegan settled libel action00:02
The spectre haunting Europe: Record numbers are out of work and worse is to come. Alan Friedman, the American business journalist, went in search of explanations, and solutions00:02
Blair calls for new race law00:02
Taking the low road00:02
Shadow falls on the tiger as Russia opens its doors00:02
Big chill for movie makers: Britain's film industry needs cash but it won't find a good audience in the City, writes William Kay00:02
Have fun and win pounds 10,00000:02
Nicholas Wright's Masterclass: The Art of Theatre: 20 Subtext00:02
Words: Holistic00:02
Letter: The 'new right' misrepresents Adam Smith00:02
FILM / Some magic, not much realism: The House of the Spirits (15); The Music of Chance (15); The Third Man (PG)00:02
BOOKS / The Gremlin Man: Roald Dahl adored children, and they loved the grotesque world of his books - but that story-telling talent sprang from tragedy and bile. His biography reveals a tale of the unexpected00:02
City & Business: Rift widens at the top of Saatchi & Saatchi00:02
Hockey: Britain squander their chances00:02
Rugby League: The boy wonder of Wigan: Ian Ridley watches a young rugby league player display qualities beyond his years00:02
Letter: Equal in the eyes of the law00:02
On excellence: Which way is up in a web?00:02
Football: Cantona off as United falter00:02
Too many people are paid to have opinions00:02
Pensioner as prophet in his own wetland: Nick Cohen on a visionary bureaucrats dismissed as an old bore00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Charlotte's web in a tangle: Monkey's Uncle - Jenny Diski: Weidenfeld, pounds 14.9900:02
Protecting ideas is patent good sense: Training package encourages firms to register inventions00:02
Economics: Price wars spell more rate cuts00:02
Milk float for pounds 60m00:02
Football: Barmby eases the pressure00:02
Almanack: Not so grand, to be Frank00:02
Arena: Coming to terms with the past: 1 Hillsborough: Simon Inglis opens a new series on sporting venues with a look at a ground still in the shadow of tragedy00:02
Letter: Patron saints00:02
The Quiet Man: Sir Alec Guinness is 80 next month. Friends and colleagues recall working with English acting's mildest master