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Company News in Brief00:02
Reader Recipe: Cool down the summer in a soup bowl00:02
A menu made in the market: Our cookery writer creates a meal from the local produce in her French holiday-home town00:02
Football: Kick-Off: Premiership Five million reasons for taking a Canary into the goldmine: Can Chris Sutton be worth 5,000 Alf Commons? Trevor Haylett on Britain's costliest footballer00:02
Cricket Round-Up: Lewis' rich vein keeps Notts on top00:02
Sporting Digest: Motorcycling00:02
Cricket: Hampshire rip Surrey to shreds00:02
Golf: Lane in lead on a day of duff shots: Tim Glover reports from the Forest of Arden00:02
Marcos poll poser00:02
Sporting Digest: Tennis00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A jolly way of honouring the dead: Michael Holroyd has revised his biography of Lytton Strachey; D J Taylor considers its influence00:02
End of term00:02
Market forces00:02
Tennis: Agassi on the attack over rules: ATP officials face the music00:02
Clarke accused of gaffe over prescriptions: Remark limits Bottomley on charges00:02
Plutonium crisis spurs foreign ministers00:02
IRA 'trying to buy Stinger missiles': Arms deal thwarted by security services00:02
Boxing: Danes ban 'outrageous' WBO00:02
Soviet jets for sale on E-mail00:02
Cricket: Third Cornhill Test: England rally round beleaguered Atherton: Fletcher comes to defence of the captain after referee fines him half his match fee for a display of dissent00:02
Take three courses and further your education00:02
Lufthansa flies into the black with pounds 45m00:02
Sex allegations00:02
Court deals blow to insurers in America00:02
The man Carlos called Master00:02
Major rewards Tory fundraiser with peerage00:02
Tool Box: You'll have a ball with this barrow00:02
Take three courses and further your education00:02
Angling for peace00:02
Hostage hope00:02
BOOK REVIEW / What is best in the Tory spirit: Prussia: The Perversion of an Idea: Giles MacDonogh - Sinclair-Stevenson pounds 2000:02
Sweet flavours from the cowshed: Michael Jackson visits an old brewing family on a Kentish farm and enjoys a couple of their 'Perfect' pints00:02
Look Who's Talking: That soggy cake, and other stories: Jimmy Webb looks back on 'MacArthur Park', and the songs he wrote for Barbra Streisand and himself00:02
Sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin: Once upon a time, says John Windsor, public storytelling dramatised popular culture, and the tradition is being revived00:02
The week in review: Sport00:02
Rugby League: Iro rescues rusty Leeds00:02
Football: Ince signs new deal: United dynamo heals rift00:02
Tool Box: You'll have a ball with this barrow00:02
Athletics: Christie hits the heights in Heysel: World champions confirm their class as Jackson claims 14th successive victory of the season00:02
View from City Road: The elderly have money to play with00:02
Boxing: Danes ban 'outrageous' WBO00:02
Country Matters: Let us never go the way of the Ik00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Mulch ado about nothing: Toby Gough's alfresco play on a tyrannical botanist leads its audience up the garden path. Sabine Durrant reports00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Now the terrible fist is raised again: Gabriel Josipovici is enthralled by the journals of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, our contemporary - A Writer's diary: Fyodor Dostoyevsky Tr. Kenneth Lantz: Quartet pounds 2500:02
Cricket: Hampshire rip Surrey to shreds00:02
West Midlands engineer to supply parts for VW00:02
Reader Recipe: Cool down the summer in a soup bowl00:02
New police caution alarms legal experts: Law Society predicts pounds 46m increase in cost of justice00:02
Weekend Travel Update: Country of no return00:02
Court Circular00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Now the terrible fist is raised again: Gabriel Josipovici is enthralled by the journals of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, our contemporary - A Writer's diary: Fyodor Dostoyevsky Tr. Kenneth Lantz: Quartet pounds 2500:02
Under-employed nurse who took up A-levels comes top of the class00:02
Driver attacked00:02
Heat waves over the sea of sand: Caroline Seed drove a Nissan into Namibia's white-hot wilderness, confident that a cold beer was close at hand00:02
Weekend Travel Update: Ferry stressful00:02
A cool dip after the Holy See: Simon Calder heads north to the still water of Bracciano after grappling with the waves of tourists at the Vatican00:02
Birthdays00:02
Fatal crash00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Reviews00:02
Market Report: Third-liner Dragon steals limelight on a quiet day00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Reviews00:02
Sporting Digest: Golf00:02
The Diary: Danger] Referees at work00:02
Selection hitch00:02
View from City Road: Is a BNFL sale too hot to handle?00:02
Commonwealth Games: Nielsen gets it right in fight with Wong: James Leigh reports from Victoria, Canada00:02
Cricket: Wharf's launch swamps Lara: Mullally reprimanded as Leicestershire are outfoxed - Warwickshire set fair at Scarborough - Terry's all gold00:02
Speaking the language of love: Just arrived in the big city? Been transferred here by your company? Mike Hanson - Canadian please, not American - looks at how to find romance00:02
Double life of 'laird' at centre of pounds 4m inquiry: Accountant with Metropolitan Police adopted village in the Highlands where his businesses employed about 40 people00:02
Weekend Travel Update: Country of no return00:02
Obituary: Jack Sharkey00:02
Fees insurer offers Bupa with frills00:02
Wills00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Side View00:02
Somerfield's Price Check slices profit: Discounting boosts food retailer's sales of like-for-like lines by 13%00:02
Market Report: Third-liner Dragon steals limelight on a quiet day00:02
BDA ditches Duker after boardroom split00:02
Football: Saturday nights are still a big turn on at home: Match of the Day is still going strong. Jim White celebrates its 30th birthday00:02
Dynasty gives Asia another woman leader00:02
Weekend Travel Update: Ferry stressful00:02
Clinton bars the Cuban boat people: Refugee flood forces Clinton to reverse policy of 30 years00:02
Making sense of the utmost folly: Amanda Seidl visits the neo-classical temple that became a hunting lodge. Now it is a family home, and for sale as one house or two00:02
Major's view of the country: Dead sheep, live rats - and now a shire-horse plays a starring role in art. Naseem Khan sees Housewatch at work00:02
Rugby League: Iro rescues rusty Leeds00:02
Off-the-shelf offer00:02
The later they come, the richer they are: Andrew Bibby untangles the complexities of Brussels' maternity directive00:02
Commonwealth Games: England enjoy silver medal start: Cyclists and shooters show their paces00:02
Sellafield makes bid for Russian plutonium: BNFL offers safety deal as it moves to become a top exporter00:02
Plutonium crisis spurs foreign ministers00:02
William Donaldson Week: To Ibiza, and no Miss Lumley00:02
Departures: Liverpool seen00:02
Non-EU trade gap lowest for nine months00:02
Sweet flavours from the cowshed: Michael Jackson visits an old brewing family on a Kentish farm and enjoys a couple of their 'Perfect' pints00:02
A contest to get excited about: Mexico's election tomorrow will be cleaner and closer than ever before, says Phil Davison00:02
Departures: Excess fares00:02
Pet policies00:02
Briton from Nadir inquiry firm shot in Turkey00:02
Briton from Nadir inquiry firm shot in Turkey00:02
Images go to work where the market is: Un-American activities are appearing in advertising for British jeans, says Tamsin Blanchard00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Music industry faces up to computer rival: Susan Watts reports on a company offering music down the telephone line00:02
View from City Road: Market still listens to the wise men00:02
Music industry faces up to computer rival: Susan Watts reports on a company offering music down the telephone line00:02
Less-than-arresting language short on old gags but long on verbiage: The new form of words is a confused and repetitious tiptoe through legal niceties, Tom Sutcliffe believes00:02
Football: Ince signs new deal: United dynamo heals rift00:02
Cricket: Wharf's launch swamps Lara: Mullally reprimanded as Leicestershire are outfoxed - Warwickshire set fair at Scarborough - Terry's all gold00:02
Departures: Singalongasummer00:02
Body Shop slips on puddle of Peach00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Apparently . . .00:02
Tests clear killer00:02
Britain warns Lesotho's king it will cut aid00:02
Britain warns Lesotho's king it will cut aid00:02
Hozelock basks in the heat of a profitable summer sun: Dry weather prompts pounds 2m upgrade on results forecast00:02
Atherton fine casts doubt on captaincy: Test match referee rules that dissent after dismissal breached cricket's code of conduct00:02
Service appointments00:02
Re-election politics prompt Cuba U-turn: Humanitarian reasons given for refugee ban, but Clinton still remembers 1980 'mess' that denied him another term as Arkansas governor00:02
A cool dip after the Holy See: Simon Calder heads north to the still water of Bracciano after grappling with the waves of tourists at the Vatican00:02
Today's Number: 1,04200:02
Prideaux joins link consortium00:02
Ferry companies buckle under public pressure over livestock: Thousands have written complaining about conditions suffered by animals being moved for slaughter. Christian Wolmar reports00:02
Leading Article: Beware the abuse of intimate gene data00:02
Departures: Japan ease00:02
William Donaldson Week: To Ibiza, and no Miss Lumley00:02
Unit trusts alter charging structure to boost income00:02
Cricket: Error by Hick displays wait-and-see attitude00:02
Birthdays00:02
Scottish Football: Celtic may sue over tax deficit00:02
Commonwealth Games: England enjoy silver medal start: Cyclists and shooters show their paces00:02
Albanian trial of Greek 'spies' stirs Athens fury00:02
Non-EU trade gap lowest for nine months00:02
Albanian trial of Greek 'spies' stirs Athens fury00:02
Sporting Digest: Golf00:02
Auctions00:02
That Summer: The hitch-hiker's guide to the fallacy: Seduced by his friends' tales of laughing peasants and lively girls, Neil Lyndon hit the road for the summer of love. The road hit back00:02
Letter: A-levels: a scandalously outdated system, or an indication of excellence?00:02
How the world grew too small for Carlos: Robert Fisk talks in Beirut to a friend of the Jackal about the activist's motivation for his 'armed struggle' which cost the lives of 83 people00:02
Embassy bag hoax00:02
B&B offers 6% on 30-day notice account00:02
Images go to work where the market is: Un-American activities are appearing in advertising for British jeans, says Tamsin Blanchard00:02
Seaside town pays respect to 'gentleman' Cushing00:02
Letter: Many Ulster Catholics want to remain in UK00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Apparently . . .00:02
Dynasty gives Asia another woman leader00:02
Football: Premiership Kick-off: Search for the happy medium starts here: Influx of foreign players and new Fifa guidelines give unfamiliar look to new season. Phil Shaw reports00:02
Yorkshire gold00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Colour-blind love on the underground railroad: The longest memory - Fred D'Aguiar: Chatto & Windus pounds 9.9900:02
Revenge attack victim 'will still chastise children'00:02
Tennis: Agassi on the attack over rules: ATP officials face the music00:02
THEATRE & OPERA / Dream team: Robert Maycock on Shakespeare and Britten, at Broomhill00:02
Quotes of the week00:02
Mercury takes campaign to Lords00:02
This part of the world now seems to be ours00:02
Vestey subsidiary goes under: New Zealand meat processor calls in receivers after failing to secure funding00:02
Conservation groups say forestry plan is 'recipe for two-tier management': Government is accused of giving priority to commercial objectives. Susan Watts reports00:02
Why safer cars lead to more dangerous roads: The manufacturers are partly to blame. Modern cars divorce the occupants from their environment00:02
This part of the world now seems to be ours00:02
Obituary: Catholicos Vazgen I00:02
Pension help00:02
IRA hired bomb bikes in London: Police say first warnings received only four hours after men left cycle shop00:02
Gangland general a perfect target for paramilitaries: Dublin's notorious underworld leader, shot dead this week, had a history of conflict. Alan Murdoch reports00:02
Weekend Gardening Update: Weekend work00:02
Double life of 'laird' at centre of pounds 4m inquiry: Accountant with Metropolitan Police adopted village in the Highlands where his businesses employed about 40 people00:02
The later they come, the richer they are: Andrew Bibby untangles the complexities of Brussels' maternity directive00:02
Ferry companies buckle under public pressure over livestock: Thousands have written complaining about conditions suffered by animals being moved for slaughter. Christian Wolmar reports00:02
Sellafield makes bid for Russian plutonium: BNFL offers safety deal as it moves to become a top exporter00:02
Finance director switches his brew to join HP Bulmer00:02
Racing: Dettori holds Sonic thrust00:02
Fees insurer offers Bupa with frills00:02
Departures: Late availability00:02
Major rewards Tory fundraiser with peerage00:02
Market forces00:02
Driver attacked00:02
Departures: Late availability00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Mulch ado about nothing: Toby Gough's alfresco play on a tyrannical botanist leads its audience up the garden path. Sabine Durrant reports00:02
The week in review: Sport00:02
A contest to get excited about: Mexico's election tomorrow will be cleaner and closer than ever before, says Phil Davison00:02
Rental value00:02
Gastropod00:02
Athletics: Christie hits the heights in Heysel: World champions confirm their class as Jackson claims 14th successive victory of the season00:02
Embassy bag hoax00:02
Weekend Gardening Update: Weekend work00:02
Departures: Liverpool seen00:02
Risk-taking on a Majestic scale: Anthony Rose charts the return to success of a wine-warehouse chain that had lost its way00:02
The cost of compromise: Bayan Northcott reviews a new biography of Shostakovich, and asks whether the post-Soviet era has diminished his music's stature00:02
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL / Revelations and hot air: Raymond Monelle on two operatic rarities00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A plunge into the big nowhere: The dead heart - Douglas Kennedy Little, Brown pounds 15.9900:02
The Independent Road Test: A Rover but no dog: Roger Bell admires the fast, well-made Rover 620ti. He thinks the Germans will, too00:02
Football: Phil Shaw's five to follow this season00:02
Sporting Digest: Cricket00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Football: Team News00:02
Sporting Digest: Athletics00:02
French soldier killed in Sarajevo00:02
Letter: Many Ulster Catholics want to remain in UK00:02
Faith and Reason: 'Our guiltie and polluted nature': In a further article in our series on Catholicism and feminism, Margaret Spufford argues that opposition to women priests is motivated by ancient physical taboos.00:02
Price rise at 'Sun' leaves 'Times' as cheapest paper00:02
Body Shop slips on puddle of Peach00:02
Commonwealth Games: Nielsen gets it right in fight with Wong: James Leigh reports from Victoria, Canada00:02
Weekend Gardening Update: August blues00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Chilly ways with love: Landing on clouds - Olivia Fane: Mandarin pounds 5.9500:02
View from City Road: The elderly have money to play with00:02
Letter: A-levels: a scandalously outdated system, or an indication of excellence?00:02
The Independent Road Test: A Rover but no dog: Roger Bell admires the fast, well-made Rover 620ti. He thinks the Germans will, too00:02
Lufthansa flies into the black with pounds 45m00:02
Sporting Digest: Motor Racing00:02
Rwanda human rights worry Amnesty00:02
Hockey: England face test in the tropics00:02
New police caution alarms legal experts: Law Society predicts pounds 46m increase in cost of justice00:02
BOOK REVIEW / What is best in the Tory spirit: Prussia: The Perversion of an Idea: Giles MacDonogh - Sinclair-Stevenson pounds 2000:02
Racing: Dettori holds Sonic thrust00:02
Golf: Lane in lead on a day of duff shots: Tim Glover reports from the Forest of Arden00:02
Family university challenge: Vivien Goldsmith on a long-term overview of the changing face of student finances00:02
Football: Saturday nights are still a big turn on at home: Match of the Day is still going strong. Jim White celebrates its 30th birthday00:02
Money Grouse: The long, long wait to get a cheque in the clear00:02
Fixed rates drifting higher00:02
Rwanda human rights worry Amnesty00:02
IRA 'trying to buy Stinger missiles': Arms deal thwarted by security services00:02
Weekend Travel Update: Country of no return00:02
Cricket: Third Cornhill Test: England rally round beleaguered Atherton: Fletcher comes to defence of the captain after referee fines him half his match fee for a display of dissent00:02
Hostage hope00:02
Out of Russia: Grubby little power struggle now lost in the mists of time00:02
Quotes of the week00:02
Weekend Travel Update: Refrocked in Rome00:02
Fixed rates drifting higher00:02
University appointments00:02
Out of Russia: Grubby little power struggle now lost in the mists of time00:02
Letter: Plutonium for sale00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Peaceful, wise and great: Kenneth Baxter on the singularly enchanting love story revealed in Dorothy Osborne's letters00:02
Profile: Not as rigorous as he thinks: Enoch Powell, craggy, lonely, controversial still00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A plunge into the big nowhere: The dead heart - Douglas Kennedy Little, Brown pounds 15.9900:02
Rental value00:02
Faith and Reason: 'Our guiltie and polluted nature': In a further article in our series on Catholicism and feminism, Margaret Spufford argues that opposition to women priests is motivated by ancient physical taboos.00:02
Off-the-shelf offer00:02
Departures: Singalongasummer00:02
Business & City Summary00:02
Departures: Book ahead of time00:02
Saturday Night: How I proved my innocence00:02
Hockey: England face test in the tropics00:02
Clarke accused of gaffe over prescriptions: Remark limits Bottomley on charges00:02
Weekend Gardening Update: Seed for sale00:02
Revenge attack victim 'will still chastise children'00:02
Yorkshire gold00:02
Generals freed in priest case00:02
Letter: Plutonium for sale00:02
Pool puts its pub image on ice: Guy Hodgson on a sport that has come a long way in a short time00:02
Sporting Digest: Athletics00:02
Mortgage offers loyalty discount00:02
Letter: A-levels: a scandalously outdated system, or an indication of excellence?00:02
Court deals blow to insurers in America00:02
Today's Number: 1,04200:02
Clinton bars the Cuban boat people: Refugee flood forces Clinton to reverse policy of 30 years00:02
Terms 'too low'00:02
Letter: Man and other animals00:02
Appeals00:02
Sporting Digest: Cycling00:02
That Summer: The hitch-hiker's guide to the fallacy: Seduced by his friends' tales of laughing peasants and lively girls, Neil Lyndon hit the road for the summer of love. The road hit back00:02
Auctions00:02
Saturday Night: How I proved my innocence00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A jolly way of honouring the dead: Michael Holroyd has revised his biography of Lytton Strachey; D J Taylor considers its influence00:02
Finance director switches his brew to join HP Bulmer00:02
Rugby League: Reilly rumour rolling: Australian team woo Lions coach - Flurry of late tries deny newly promoted Workington victory00:02
Angling for peace00:02
Football: Phil Shaw's five to follow this season00:02
Leading Article: Who's sorry now?00:02
Church appointments00:02
Profile: Not as rigorous as he thinks: Enoch Powell, craggy, lonely, controversial still00:02
Obituary: Gordon Cullen00:02
REVIEW / Oh, what a terrible war . . . once again00:02
Five-year view00:02
Cricket: Stephenson puts Sussex back in race00:02
Railtrack abandons talks for new tactic: RMT denounces 'desperate' attempt to end dispute. Martin Whitfield reports00:02
Gastropod00:02
End of term00:02
Prideaux joins link consortium00:02
Sporting Digest: Motor Racing00:02
Tests clear killer00:02
Sex allegations00:02
Falklands fish dispute deepens00:02
French soldier killed in Sarajevo00:02
Family university challenge: Vivien Goldsmith on a long-term overview of the changing face of student finances00:02
View from City Road: Is a BNFL sale too hot to handle?00:02
The cost of compromise: Bayan Northcott reviews a new biography of Shostakovich, and asks whether the post-Soviet era has diminished his music's stature00:02
Risk-taking on a Majestic scale: Anthony Rose charts the return to success of a wine-warehouse chain that had lost its way00:02
Terms 'too low'00:02
Desperate rafters court death in rush to escape00:02
Briton shot in Florida mugging00:02
Sporting Digest: Motorcycling00:02
Weekend Gardening Update: Seed for sale00:02
Look Who's Talking: That soggy cake, and other stories: Jimmy Webb looks back on 'MacArthur Park', and the songs he wrote for Barbra Streisand and himself00:02
THEATRE & OPERA / Dream team: Robert Maycock on Shakespeare and Britten, at Broomhill00:02
How to get even with odd angles: In her Workshop series, Anna Pavord comes up against a couple of brick walls00:02
Accountant on police theft charge00:02
Cricket: Stephenson puts Sussex back in race00:02
Mercury takes campaign to Lords00:02
Obituary: Jack Sharkey00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Peaceful, wise and great: Kenneth Baxter on the singularly enchanting love story revealed in Dorothy Osborne's letters00:02
Pension help00:02
Racing: Lochsong team try luck with Poker: Another fast filly attempts to recoup losses, as French contenders begin to take aim at the Arc00:02
Obituary: Sir Allan Davis00:02
West Midlands engineer to supply parts for VW00:02
Generals freed in priest case00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Traffic jams and tattoos: Scott Bradfield on a remarkable American novelist00:02
Sporting Digest: Tennis00:02
Service appointments00:02
Letter: A-levels: a scandalously outdated system, or an indication of excellence?00:02
Re-election politics prompt Cuba U-turn: Humanitarian reasons given for refugee ban, but Clinton still remembers 1980 'mess' that denied him another term as Arkansas governor00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Elusive cartel00:02
Pool puts its pub image on ice: Guy Hodgson on a sport that has come a long way in a short time00:02
REVIEW / Oh, what a terrible war . . . once again00:02
Soviet jets for sale on E-mail00:02
The things I've seen: The Anderton Boat Lift00:02
Letter: A-levels: a scandalously outdated system, or an indication of excellence?00:02
Rugby League: Reilly rumour rolling: Australian team woo Lions coach - Flurry of late tries deny newly promoted Workington victory00:02
View from City Road: Market still listens to the wise men00:02
Elusive cartel00:02
Suspects freed00:02
Dear Leader to be Great00:02
Dear Leader to be Great00:02
Gangland general a perfect target for paramilitaries: Dublin's notorious underworld leader, shot dead this week, had a history of conflict. Alan Murdoch reports00:02
Departures: Book ahead of time00:02
B&B offers 6% on 30-day notice account00:02
Wills00:02
Scottish Football: Celtic may sue over tax deficit00:02
Leading Article: Who's sorry now?00:02
Sporting Digest: Cycling00:02
Letter: A-levels: a scandalously outdated system, or an indication of excellence?00:02
Assault charge00:02
Obituary: Catholicos Vazgen I00:02
How the world grew too small for Carlos: Robert Fisk talks in Beirut to a friend of the Jackal about the activist's motivation for his 'armed struggle' which cost the lives of 83 people00:02
Sporting Digest: Cricket00:02
Conservation groups say forestry plan is 'recipe for two-tier management': Government is accused of giving priority to commercial objectives. Susan Watts reports00:02
Making sense of the utmost folly: Amanda Seidl visits the neo-classical temple that became a hunting lodge. Now it is a family home, and for sale as one house or two00:02
Cricket: Error by Hick displays wait-and-see attitude00:02
University appointments00:02
Selection hitch00:02
Fenton shadow-boxes as Mitchell hypes big fight00:02
Five-year view00:02
Marcos poll poser00:02
Accountant on police theft charge00:02
Football: Team News00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Desperate rafters court death in rush to escape00:02
IRA hired bomb bikes in London: Police say first warnings received only four hours after men left cycle shop00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby League00:02
Pet policies00:02
'Graces' threat00:02
Railtrack abandons talks for new tactic: RMT denounces 'desperate' attempt to end dispute. Martin Whitfield reports00:02
Cricket Round-Up: Lewis' rich vein keeps Notts on top00:02
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL / Revelations and hot air: Raymond Monelle on two operatic rarities00:02
Edinburgh Festival: Side View00:02
Fixed rates drifting higher00:02
Atherton fine casts doubt on captaincy: Test match referee rules that dissent after dismissal breached cricket's code of conduct00:02
The man Carlos called Master00:02
Somerfield's Price Check slices profit: Discounting boosts food retailer's sales of like-for-like lines by 13%00:02
Rugby Union: RFU cries foul over law: Dispute over Callard incident in SA00:02
Major's view of the country: Dead sheep, live rats - and now a shire-horse plays a starring role in art. Naseem Khan sees Housewatch at work00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Colour-blind love on the underground railroad: The longest memory - Fred D'Aguiar: Chatto & Windus pounds 9.9900:02
BOOK REVIEW / Traffic jams and tattoos: Scott Bradfield on a remarkable American novelist00:02
Under-employed nurse who took up A-levels comes top of the class00:02
Vestey subsidiary goes under: New Zealand meat processor calls in receivers after failing to secure funding00:02
Letter: Man and other animals00:02
Fatal crash00:02
Unit trusts alter charging structure to boost income00:02
Fenton shadow-boxes as Mitchell hypes big fight00:02
Departures: Japan ease00:02
Money Grouse: The long, long wait to get a cheque in the clear00:02
Weekend Gardening Update: August blues00:02
Obituary: Sir Allan Davis00:02
Why safer cars lead to more dangerous roads: The manufacturers are partly to blame. Modern cars divorce the occupants from their environment00:02
Price rise at 'Sun' leaves 'Times' as cheapest paper00:02
The Diary: Danger] Referees at work00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby League00:02
How to get even with odd angles: In her Workshop series, Anna Pavord comes up against a couple of brick walls00:02
Speaking the language of love: Just arrived in the big city? Been transferred here by your company? Mike Hanson - Canadian please, not American - looks at how to find romance00:02
Falklands fish dispute deepens00:02
THEATRE / Sister acts: Rhoda Koenig on Lisa Forrell's production of The Three Sisters, Chichester00:02
THEATRE / Sister acts: Rhoda Koenig on Lisa Forrell's production of The Three Sisters, Chichester00:02
BDA ditches Duker after boardroom split00:02
Mortgage offers loyalty discount00:02
Killer cleared by DNA tests00:02
The things I've seen: The Anderton Boat Lift00:02
Business & City Summary00:02
Mortgage check00:02
Leading Article: Beware the abuse of intimate gene data00:02
Mortgage check00:02
Heat waves over the sea of sand: Caroline Seed drove a Nissan into Namibia's white-hot wilderness, confident that a cold beer was close at hand00:02
Less-than-arresting language short on old gags but long on verbiage: The new form of words is a confused and repetitious tiptoe through legal niceties, Tom Sutcliffe believes00:02
Sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin: Once upon a time, says John Windsor, public storytelling dramatised popular culture, and the tradition is being revived00:02
'Graces' threat00:02
Seaside town pays respect to 'gentleman' Cushing00:02
Killer cleared by DNA tests00:02
Suspects freed00:02
Rugby Union: RFU cries foul over law: Dispute over Callard incident in SA00:02
Departures: Excess fares00:02
South-east students get best results00:02
South-east students get best results00:02
Obituary: Gordon Cullen00:02
Hozelock basks in the heat of a profitable summer sun: Dry weather prompts pounds 2m upgrade on results forecast00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Country Matters: Let us never go the way of the Ik00:02
Weekend Travel Update: Refrocked in Rome00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Chilly ways with love: Landing on clouds - Olivia Fane: Mandarin pounds 5.9500:02
Fixed rates drifting higher00:02
Briton shot in Florida mugging00:02
Racing: Lochsong team try luck with Poker: Another fast filly attempts to recoup losses, as French contenders begin to take aim at the Arc00:02
Football: Premiership Kick-off: Search for the happy medium starts here: Influx of foreign players and new Fifa guidelines give unfamiliar look to new season. Phil Shaw reports00:02
Football: Kick-Off: Premiership Five million reasons for taking a Canary into the goldmine: Can Chris Sutton be worth 5,000 Alf Commons? Trevor Haylett on Britain's costliest footballer00:02
Appeals00:02
A menu made in the market: Our cookery writer creates a meal from the local produce in her French holiday-home town00:02
Assault charge00:02
Court Circular00:02
Church appointments