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INSIDE STORY : When East marries West, for better . . . or worse00:02
The need to remove racing uncertainty00:02
THE HISTORY OF HELL00:02
...meanwhile, back at the Academy00:02
CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT : Daring Darren . . . much too gritty . . . and crack ing up00:02
CRICKET : Twenty ways to win back the Ashes00:02
CLASSICAL MUSIC : Tippett's tears from the heart00:02
Chinese cities choke on filth00:02
Labour of love at Rwanda's school of hate Campus was HQ for genocide00:02
FIRST-HAND : `I can probably get into 70 per cent of all computer syste ms'00:02
DATABASE00:02
Conner faces woman trouble00:02
Theatre : At odds and a long way from home00:02
Now there's no time left for thinking about sex00:02
LETTERS : Oh what . . .00:02
CRICKET : The great White Rose hope as a confident young Yorkshireman reveals an explosive all-round talent that au gurs well for the future00:02
LA GRANDE ILLUSION00:02
INSIDE STORY : Germans pay a price for freedom fire sale00:02
Labour does have policies, it just won't talk about them00:02
NEWS : War threatens BP pipeline project00:02
Death of the author ROLAND BARTHES: A Biography by Louis-Jean Calvet, trs Sarah Wykes, Polity Press £2500:02
Plan for ex-army probation officers00:02
TALES WRITTEN IN THAMES WATER00:02
Television : Cold comfort for Yentob & co00:02
My other vacuum cleaner is a Porsche00:02
my own goal : Reg Gutteridge00:02
the future is plain00:02
Dog can only have one day : FLAT EARTH00:02
How a bandit broke Mexico Fear of new Zapatista onslaught ravages peso and emerging markets funds00:02
LETTERS : It's no wonder we feel bad00:02
Climbdown threatens SFO00:02
Bridge00:02
Huge charges exposed Enforced disclosure shows that commissions and other expenses swallow up to a t hird of life and pension policy contributions00:02
INNOVATION : Plastic crop quest seeks rich pickings00:02
TALKING BOOKS00:02
quotes of the week00:02
OVERHEARD00:02
INSIDE BUSINESS : Airline office that is streets ahead Design: BA's new operations centre is built for efficient management00:02
INNOVATION : Snowdon climbers will find life-saving hole in the wall00:02
words : Bitch00:02
Get this straight: it's an HIV test or no mortgage Get this straight: it's an HIV test or no mortgage00:02
Too lax and too harsh The Home Secretary's hardline penal policy has led directly to riots and escape s, says Nick Cohen00:02
LETTERS : Utopian folly00:02
Illness and suicide increase in prison staff00:02
YOUR MONEY : Drivers take risk on cut-price cover00:02
The old Rover teaching new tricks00:02
The final bell for legend of Duran00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
AUTO BIOGRAPHY00:02
Cork keeps hopes afloat00:02
Tropics on the agenda00:02
A TOP 10 OF OFFICE PLANTS00:02
' My biggest mistake' : Les O'Reilly00:02
Poor die in thousands on Third World buses00:02
Lebanon sees bid to disturb the peace00:02
Idealism meets cost-cutting00:02
LETTERS : Lessons on the social divide00:02
PROFILE : DAVE BASSETT : Gains of Harry's game Simon O'Hagan assesses the management style and unlikely success of a likeable character00:02
BUNHILL00:02
INSIDE BUSINESS : Managers face cultural wall of China00:02
High street banks make £10bn profit00:02
ALMANACK: Fast talkers' formula for success00:02
Magic art of reading early market signs00:02
Prisoner of politics and 12-hour day00:02
Trinity collage : FLAT EARTH00:02
Watching the camp fire burn00:02
Dalyell opposes Scots devolutionDalyell opposes Scots devolution00:02
Eco pioneers go underground to help family life family life Self-sufficient settlement will be built this year00:02
NEWS : Sink or swim for BSkyB as armbands come off00:02
The wrongs of animal rights Geoffrey Wheatcroft on righteousness and moral confusion over livestock exports00:02
Single men face Aids tests for mortgages00:02
PAPERBACKS00:02
CRICKET: Pakistan humbled by Natal00:02
The riddle of the pithivier00:02
TOM PAULIN'S MASTERCLASS00:02
OAPs hand over homes to beat care fees rule OAPs hand over homes to beat care fees rule00:02
Woes of the back row Trouble comes in threes for Wales as they look forward to the Five Nations. Owe n Slot reports00:02
Major abandons the dwindling railway00:02
LETTERS : Highland sleepers a vital link00:02
LETTERS : Botham is a recent `great'00:02
profile David Blunkett : In there to cause a stir Paul Routledge on the man who is seen as the bridge across Labour's internal di vide00:02
INNOVATION : History comes up to date00:02
How we met00:02
LETTERS : Canned music not on the menu00:02
NEWS :Northern feels heat Trafalgar House nearer to abolishing electricity company's ownership limit00:02
Ransome was not a spy, say Swallow fans00:02
AMERICAN FOOTBALL: Foster fires Pittsburgh00:02
Scots succeed with Italian job00:02
Home Thoughts00:02
10 million targeted in power sell-off00:02
Troubled waters and pre-electric men00:02
Darkness hides migrant flood into Italian underworld00:02
REAR WINDOW : STORMONT : A Unionist `proof of permanence' that outlived its usefulness00:02
Radio : Music - the food of Pepys' love00:02
Q&A:Haring along on the outside00:02
Little Lord Fauntleroy: he's back and not just on the telly Some parents have fallen for velvet and lace00:02
NEWS ANALYSIS : Direct line to confusion00:02
LETTERS : Russian copy00:02
Dale Winton, the king of the aisles TV's tackiest game-show host is a fast-growing cult. Justine Picardie met him00:02
NEWS : Cold feet over Wembley00:02
THE RETURN OF THE MAGIC STORY-TELLER00:02
Living above their station00:02
YOUR MONEY : A simple call is the best policy The best way to find someone to mend your pipes or roof is with the insurance c ompany's emergency number00:02
`It's all I have left to leave'00:02
FISHING LINES: Tiddlers nestle in family tree00:02
Thorpe suffers in triumph World Series Cup: Third time successful for exhausted England as the searing he at takes its toll on their top-scoring batsman00:02
FINDS IN HIGH PLACES HERE00:02
Hidden tax is threat to trusts00:02
Children with Asperger Syndrome can be highly talented, but society baf fles them. Charlotte Smith reports00:02
Dam threatens Stone Age carvings00:02
Rock : Thrusts R Us with Wembley's neighbourhood crotch00:02
Animal, mineral, edible?00:02
On Excellence : Just paying attention can bring dividends00:02
When not to cash in00:02
LETTERS : He's only just begun . . .00:02
Rugby Diary : A long run for Selkirk show00:02
PROFILE Sir Denis Weatherstone : Knight of the round figures Outgoing chief of JP Morgan leaves the bank transformed. Larry Black is granted a rare interview00:02
Sport on TV : Women on upswing as Belles have a ball00:02
Derek Pringle in Australia : A glimmer of light in a dark age England's quest for the Ashes ends in frustration but comfort can be drawn from a fighting performance00:02
Runway hunger leads to fifth airport plan00:02
GRAPEVINE00:02
LETTERS : Motherhood or donkey-work?00:02
CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT : THE LIST00:02
What the papers said about ...Peter Shilton00:02
Crime study unit faces sell-off00:02
BUNHILL : Ad example00:02
BUNHILL : Sausage eaters00:02
How I visited London, and survived00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
Gingrich sets up battlelines of the future US political leaders enter Age of Aquarius00:02
SA to honour Slovo with state funeral00:02
Blunkett adds to confusion over Labour education policy00:02
TRAIN SETS FOR SALE00:02
`Three vital days lost' in search for missing Briton00:02
CITY FILE : TSB to disappoint again00:02
Christmas in Russia: hell in Chechnya00:02
Dam threatens Stone Age carvings00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
LETTERS : Highland sleepers a vital link00:02
THE WOK STARS00:02
End in sight to rugby's100-year war00:02
THE IDIOT'S GUIDE TO CYBERSPACE00:02
Chechnya: whatever happened to our love of plucky little countries00:02
INSIDE BUSINESS : How to cultivate a crop of ideas00:02
Agriculture minister sells his calves for veal00:02
LETTERS : Two endings00:02
BUNHILL : Grave times are looming down on the farm00:02
CHESS00:02
Techno punk takes on the CD giants00:02
OPINIONS : Do you need to lose some weight?00:02
FAMINE AFTER THE DESERT STORM00:02
Economics : US raises flag for an assault on income tax00:02
Real rout Barcelona00:02
Letter: Briefly00:02
Insurers face life in price spotlight00:02
The new shape of Britain?00:02
Any Other Business/Richard Fenhalls : Banking on the big sails00:02
CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT : Daring Darren... much too gritty...and cracking up00:02
EXHIBITIONS:The days of whine and poses00:02
Record-breaking athletes desert gruelling regime of Ma's Army00:02
I hope you burn in hell, or the art of the fond farewell00:02
Attacks force refs to quit Survey shows pitch violence is turning soccer referees away from the game00:02
OUT OF THE BLUE00:02
CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT00:02
Rowell must keep faith00:02
WHERE THE AIR IS SINGING00:02
NEWS : Rebels poke holes in solid Swiss front00:02
The send-off that led to a 10-day coma00:02
LETTERS : University by any other name00:02
From `Manhattan' to `42nd Street'00:02
LETTERS : What about Meccano girls?00:02
Russians lose all faith in Yeltsin Chechnya debacle unites poets and parents, reformers and reactionaries in conde mnation of President00:02
Big posers come by male order00:02
Imprisoned by a grand delusion00:02
AT KING CONE'S COURT00:02
CINEMA : British noir, American-style00:02
YOUR MONEY : Ten hot favourites for 1995 Prediction may be a risky business but the omens are good for a bumper year of profits and growth00:02
BUNHILL00:02
as others see it : Book markers00:02
BUNHILL00:02
Techno punk takes on the CD giants00:02
YOUR MONEY : Best and worst