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Food & Drink: Gastropod00:02
Golf: Green adds colour to evergreen brigade: The oldest swingers in town relish the profitable new challenge as senior servicemen begin tour00:02
Sporting Digest: Golf00:02
British agencies launch Rwanda appeal00:02
Church appointments00:02
BOOKS / Recommended00:02
Travel: Footballers play tourists, and lose . . . but they score a few goals: With the World Cup just five weeks away, Simon Calder kicks around in the host cities, and puts the boot into one of them00:02
Food & Drink: Eating a Matisse for lunch00:02
Tennis: Courier falls to inspired Czech: Holder evicted from his Italian Open home by wide-awake Dosedel while Sampras powers on00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby League00:02
Food & Drink: Nice things come in small packages: Our cookery writer puts her stamp of approval on a selection of small pastry parcels of European origin00:02
Handbags and glad rags in clubland comeback: Alison Veness dressed up for a night out at Stringfellows - where glamour is the buzz word and the owner oozes hospitality00:02
Mayhew prepares to clarify declaration00:02
Quote Unquote00:02
Murder plot defendant is shot: Trial halted after attack outside pub00:02
History breaches walls of Jericho: As jubilant Palestinians took over the city yesterday Sarah Helm joined the first joint Palestinian-Israeli police patrol00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Upbeat: Coda00:02
Food & Drink / Competition: Can you cook up a winner of a dinner?00:02
Obituary: Ken Mackenzie00:02
Gardening: Where am I? Birmingham?00:02
French will block BA flights in Orly sky wars00:02
Obituary: John Attenborough00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Upbeat: All together now00:02
Artist's latest work is a racing certainty for controversy00:02
News in Brief: House sales fall00:02
Tobacco Advertising: Lobby firm 'helped block smoking Bill': Government accused of receiving help from cigarette makers as MP's proposal runs out of time00:02
Golf: Dredge recovers from experiencing bottom line00:02
COMEDY / Fool with your life: James Rampton reviews Billy Connolly at the Hammersmith Apollo00:02
Mexico's would-be presidents strive to pass the screen test00:02
Contest opens for Smith's mantle: Party in mourning hopes for early leadership decision00:02
News in Brief: Clubs conference00:02
Faith and Reason: The cost of freedom: We resume our series on whether God can be held to be guilty when crimes against humanity are committed, with an article by the Right Rev Hugh Montefiore.00:02
News in Brief: TSB bond00:02
BOOKS / The Independent Foreign Fiction Award: A house built on dead wood: Robert Winder on Cathy Porter's view of Grigorij Baklanov00:02
Letter: John Smith: a man who will be sorely missed00:02
Gardening Cuttings: What's that tree?00:02
US urged to press for Syria accord00:02
Slough loses pounds 40m on Bredero stake: As one developer counts the cost of an untimely London venture, another gambles on the success of an innovative deal in America00:02
BOOKS / The Independent Foreign Fiction Award: Swallows' nests and neologisms: Ian Thomson discusses Italo Calvino with Tim Parks00:02
BOOKS / The Independent Foreign Fiction Award: Six translators in search of an author: Israeli dreams, Californian nightmares, memories of Italy, a Vietnamese warrior and death in Lisbon00:02
Fierce bidding pushes up price of Churchill's love letters00:02
Angry Serbs rally behind their martyrs: As Belgrade celebrates a historic mutiny, parallels are being drawn with its current quarrel with the West, writes Emma Daly00:02
Money Grouse: Bank assured of hold on borrower00:02
Scottish Football: Saints have to hope for helping hand00:02
Letter: Treat it seriously00:02
Sporting Digest: Equestrianism00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Jaws drop and fists clench: Christopher Bray on a biography of Peter Sellers which uncovers the cruelty behind the Inspector Clouseau mask: The life and death of Peter Sellers - Roger Lewis: Century, pounds 2000:02
News in Brief: N&P fee cut00:02
Pittencrieff phones to bypass London: Extra costs kill hopes for listing in UK00:02
View from City Road: Treasury ambivalence towards the PIA00:02
Rugby League: Bradford deny bid to sign Guscott: Car starts rumour00:02
Rugby League: Wigan look well on way to the treble: Eagles grounded00:02
Tapie investigated for tax fraud00:02
Property: Rising from the ashes: Oakfield in Berkshire was burnt to the ground. After restoration it's the same only different, says Anne Spackman00:02
Racing: Funeral of Steve Wood00:02
Football: All set for the roller-coaster ride to Wembley and beyond: A tense test of nerve and ability awaits the 12 contenders in the Endsleigh League promotion play-offs, which start tomorrow00:02
Travel: So farewell, then00:02
View from City Road: Kingfisher has the City worried00:02
Obituary: Rob van Gennep00:02
Letter: Treat it seriously00:02
Letter: Primates in peril00:02
Navy in firing line over new in-shore shooting range: Trawler incident adds to the fears of fishing communities opposed to planned 30-mile military exercise area. Peter Dunn reports00:02
Football / FA Cup Final: Ferguson ready for the highest honour: Manchester United's manager can become the fourth this century to win the Double. Joe Lovejoy reports00:02
Cricket: Johnson does the business00:02
Food & Drink: A supermarket that is on the case: With five Masters of Wine on its buying team, Waitrose is ranging farther and wider, says Anthony Rose00:02
Obituary: Sir John Bremridge00:02
BOOKS / The Independent Foreign Fiction Award: Two people lost in a blanket: Dina Rabinovitch talks to Amos Oz's translator, Nicholas de Lange00:02
Police chief fined00:02
News in Brief: One-off and away00:02
PM praised for 'tough' decisions: Scottish Conservative Party conference resumes00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Upbeat: Counting house00:02
Market Report: Bounding copper price puts mettle into RTZ00:02
News in Brief: Japanese fund00:02
Rwanda carnage claims 88 students00:02
Sick girl rescued00:02
Gardening Cuttings: Andro versus gyno00:02
Cricket: Hayhurst shows true grit00:02
Cricket: Underdogs bite back through Fleming00:02
Sporting Digest: Baseball00:02
News in Brief: Fleming deadline00:02
Boy crushed: Correction00:02
Food & Drink: A chef now at home in his kitchen: After eight years cooking for Nico Ladenis, Paul Flynn is back in Ireland, and building on some basic strengths, says Emily Green00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEW / Too tight for comfort: Jan Smaczny on City of Birmingham Touring Opera's production of Gounod's Faust00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Tart with a golden heart: Violetta and her sisters: The Lady of the Camellias - Nicholas John: Faber & Faber, pounds 8.9900:02
Fed poised for sharp rates rise: Fears remain despite consumer prices showing subdued inflation00:02
It will be Dr Bill Clinton00:02
Whessoe sells engineering arm as profits tumble00:02
Racing: Dunwoody neck-and-neck with Maguire00:02
Body found in wheelie-bin00:02
BOOKS / The Independent Foreign Fiction Award: Hanoi, on a penny an hour: Peter Guttridge asks Frank Palmos about Bao Ninh00:02
Motoring / Road Test: From a blast of the past . . . to the comfort of a leather-lined rocket: Phil Llewellin tests the marque's current Turbo RL, a 'smooth and sophisticated supercar'00:02
The Week in Review00:02
Portals gets approach from unnamed bidder00:02
Mass escape00:02
Letter: Planning shambles at the heart of London00:02
View from City Road: French arguments up in the air00:02
Food & Drink: Who's going to fill the winning roll?: Rosie Millard asks the Sandwich Bar of the Year finalists about the secret of our favourite fast food00:02
Blandford quizzed00:02
Obituary: Gwyneth Lloyd00:02
Obituary: Monty Modlyn00:02
Chelsfield and P&O unload US portfolio: As one developer counts the cost of an untimely London venture, another gambles on the success of an innovative deal in America00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Speciality joins market and buys centre00:02
Murder beside motorway struck fear into women: Freed man tells family 'to go back to the police for truth'. Ian MacKinnon reports00:02
Court Circular00:02
Rugby Union: Zimbabwe fill the gap00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Service appointments00:02
Hockey: Halls returns to test Teddington: Cup final lift for old boys00:02
Cuban wrestlers defect to US00:02
News in Brief: So farewell00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Letter: John Smith: a man who will be sorely missed00:02
Motorway rape00:02
Football / FA Cup Final: United possess the power for more glory: Free-ranging Peacock presents chief danger as champions prepare to strut their stuff in search of Double. Joe Lovejoy reports00:02
Comment: Labour must choose the man the Tories fear00:02
Quotes of the Week00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Rugby Union: Ireland start Australian tour00:02
THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW / Survival, revival and a pumping good success story: Ron Garrick00:02
Gardening Cuttings: Weekend work00:02
Gardening Cuttings: Hot pots00:02
Travel Departures: Travel bookshelf00:02
Loophole gives knifeman freedom00:02
Unappealing aspects of rent assessment: Tenants who take action can be losers, warns Paul Gosling00:02
Travel Departures: Last-minute flights00:02
Berlusconi heals breach with president00:02
Football: Dutch referee replaced00:02
Appeal dismissed00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Master of the rolls: Bayan Northcott on Conlon Nancarrow, the maverick who crossed Bach with boogie-woogie on the player piano00:02
Self-assessed: Revenue may lift the limits: Taxpayers will have choice of paying lump sum or instalments00:02
News in Brief: Call for BT00:02
Shoplifter flees without baby00:02
Letter: A life of service to the community?00:02
Palestinians back in force for a new beginning00:02
PWS merger forces dividend cut00:02
THEATRE / Polite society: Robert Hanks reviews The Old Devils at Chichester Festival Theatre00:02
Letter: John Smith: a man who will be sorely missed00:02
Names plan more muscle for Lloyd's action group00:02
Trouble and strife for cricketer on village green00:02
Counsellors aim to quell HIV fears00:02
Football: Day of destiny for Deportivo: Phil Davison reports from Spain on an unfashionable club's quest for the title00:02
South Korean flees to the warm North00:02
Forgers 'had printed dollars 4.5m'00:02
Sporting Digest: Tennis00:02
BOOKS / The Independent Foreign Fiction Award: A quisling goes round in circles: Dina Rabinovitch speaks to Ina Rilke about Cees Nooteboom00:02
Cricket: England set for Gooch experience: Former captain a contender00:02
Letter: John Smith: a man who will be sorely missed00:02
Gardening / Tool Box: The clip that's a snip00:02
Equestrianism: Smith's early pace leaves rivals behind00:02
Travel Departures: Crime warning00:02
Football Diary: The Blues in three chords00:02
Travel: Detroit: hitsville is just the pitsville00:02
Sporting Digest: Hockey00:02
Sporting Digest: Cycling00:02
Cricket: England set for Gooch experience: Former captain a contender00:02
Patten faces new revolt over school curriculum: Anger among English teachers and top authors threatens consensus. Ben Bradley reports00:02
Wills00:02
Girl attacked00:02
A big fish out to catch votes00:02
Stagecoach gives in to OFT demands: Subsidiary backs away from MMC inquiry00:02
North Yemenis 'capture key town'00:02
Sporting Digest: Badminton00:02
Letter: A life of service to the community?00:02
Treasury dashes hopes of statutory status for PIA00:02
Travel Departures: Gomera guide00:02
Spain honours Carlos Fuentes00:02
John Smith: Edinburgh prepares final farewell: Tributes continue to pour in as Labour Party faces up to task of finding his successor00:02
Obituary: Sir Alfred Beit Bt00:02
Rugby Union: Tourists start off with seconds first: Rowell opts for experiment00:02
China releases five dissidents00:02
ScotLife offers mortgage protection00:02
News in Brief: AA insurance00:02
Life on the line00:02
Neo-Nazi riot rocks German town00:02
Germans to punish denial of Holocaust00:02
Anorexic in hospital00:02
Pensioner jailed00:02
Stars go out as Hollywood stays away00:02
Tobacco Advertising: Activists upset by compromise over displays: Celia Hall hears reaction to the new code that the tobacco industry has agreed with the Government00:02
Football / FA Cup Final: Chelsea prepare to cheer Clarke's forward march: Trevor Haylett on the Scottish defender who has the task of stopping Ryan Giggs00:02
Thieves use dinghy in gem raid on castle00:02
Travel Departures: French deals00:02
Letter: Animal league's democracy endangered00:02
Pembroke: Bank staff test the Watermark00:02
Advertising revival boosts Telegraph00:02
News in Brief: Tax helpline00:02
GP defends ambulance ban after bingo win00:02
Turks seek to repair Iraq oil pipeline: Hugh Pope, in Istanbul, reports on the government's desire to restore its money-spinning dealings with Baghdad00:02
The making of an analyst - in just one day: Nic Cicutti finds a firm aiming to set customers on the way to riches00:02
TELEVISION / Nostalgia simply ain't what it used to be00:02
Wall Street death shows depth of drug abuse00:02
Wide range of fixed rates on offer00:02
Cricket Round-up: Gooch outbats Kent00:02
Travel: Fear of flying00:02
Cricket: Walsh's war of attrition00:02
Miami robbers fleece Norwegians00:02
Sporting Digest: Boxing00:02
Soap war dilutes first-quarter profit at Unilever: Company closes plant and changes marketing mix to stem decline00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Upbeat: Songs for Europe00:02
Tobacco Advertising: Safer cigarettes plan 'abandoned'00:02
The making of an analyst - in just one day: Nic Cicutti finds a firm aiming to set customers on the way to riches00:02
INTERNATIONAL ART MARKET / Roller-coaster sale averts Impressionist collapse00:02
Leading Article: Lessons from an untimely death00:02
BOOKS / Second Thoughts: Family planning for kids: Prize-winning children's author Anne Fine looks back at Flour Babies (Puffin, pounds 3.50)00:02
Birthdays00:02
Sporting Digest: Ice Hockey00:02
Travel: The Things I've Seen00:02
Travel: Phrase that saves00:02
'Proud' IRA bombers jailed for 30 years: Police remain mystified why two Englishmen, who had no apparent connections with Ireland, became terrorists. Stephen Ward reports00:02
Obituary: Ken Mackenzie00:02
John Smith: NEC to set timetable for electing leader00:02
Party on wild side for Warhol museum00:02
Travel: I made a U-turn on the autoroute: Continental breakdown insurance? Who needs it? Chris Gill was quite confident he didn't - until he did00:02
Sporting Digest: Sumo00:02
Travel Departures: Late packages00:02
Sailing: Woman of the sea with rare pedigree: Dawn Riley is a reluctant trail-blazer. Stuart Alexander talks to the round the world skipper00:02
Travel Departures: Europe air pass00:02
View from City Road: Lasmo's document fails to convince00:02
Rebel Seafield shareholders set out reasons for uprising00:02
News in Brief: Fortifying discounts00:02
FILM / It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it: Welcome to the Cannes Film Festival: the Sweet Smell of Success and The Day of the Locusts all in one. Sheila Johnston prepares for the invasion of the publicity snatchers00:02
News in Brief: Fail safe00:02
Country Matters: A human otter and a river of dreams00:02
Sporting Digest: Basketball00:02
Letter: John Smith: a man who will be sorely missed00:02
Property: Software for the hard sell00:02
Clinton names judge at last00:02
William Donaldson's Week: And what of this Giggsy?00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC / Double Play: Picture postcards from everywhere00:02
Travel Departures: Pass reprieve00:02
Squeezing the self-employed: Andrew Bibby on moves to make it even harder to work for yourself00:02
Turkish troops fight Kurdish rebels00:02
BR order slump prompts job cuts at GEC Alsthom: Pre-privatisation rail 'hiatus' costs 330 redundancies00:02
Today's Number: 500:02
Sporting Digest: Swimming00:02
Gardening Cuttings: Alpine guide00:02
Gardening: Haunts of ghostly gardeners: Who did what when? Anna Pavord sifts the layers of history in Walcot Hall's 300-year-old gardens, open to the public for a day00:02
Savers can go up with the escalator00:02
Man strangled00:02
The candidate has landed: Howard Stern, America's top shock-jock, is seeking the dignity of high office . . . and his campaign to be elected governor of New York is proving to be more than just a bad joke. Kevin Jackson reports00:02
Cricket: Gentle giant with a need for rhythm: Essex needed a bowler. They chose the highly recommended but relatively unknown Michael Kasprowicz. Glenn Moore reports00:02
Motoring: From a blast of the past . . . to the comfort of a leather-lined rocket: Phil Llewellin drives a fast and furious 1930 'blower' Bentley00:02
Profile: The man most likely to succeed: Tony Blair, seriously modern shadow Home Secretary00:02
Russians sanguine about Solzhenitsyn's return00:02
Heseltine declares himself 100% healthy00:02
Major seeks end to carping: Scottish Conservative Party conference resumes00:02
BOOKS / The Independent Foreign Fiction Award: Catcall, knucklebone, bedbug?: Margaret Sayers Peden tells Marianne Brace about Isabel Allende00:02
Travel Departures: Mekong bridge00:02
Homing in on the French: As the Channel tunnel brings us even closer to our neighbours, Caroline Merrell has some hints for househunting Britons00:02
Lasmo rejects claims of weakness: City gives cool response to emphasis on strategy in oil group's first salvo against Enterprise takeover bid00:02
Racing: Lodge has authority to export Guineas: The away team can score again at The Curragh as international competition puts on its Sunday best in Ireland, France and Japan00:02
Motor Racing: Formula One forced to act immediately: Berger and Lauda lead the initiative as authorities move to reduce power of cars and improve protection for drivers00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby Union00:02
Borrowers are lured away from the fix: Despite rising rates, Vivien Goldsmith says nimble buyers can still find bargains00:02
And what's more ..00:02
Travel Departures: You'll be chuffed00:02
Travel: Wrong lines00:02
New plan for Bosnia00:02
BOOKS /: Harriet Paterson meets a so-called Sunday writer, the Italian novelist Antonio Tabucchi00:02
Travel: Belgium is in fashion, and that's flat: Antwerp has been quietly turning out talented designers for years. Now it is where those in the know go, among them Alix Sharkey