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Shopping: What should you be looking for in a vacuum cleaner?00:02
Footsie on brink of 4,000 mark00:02
Money: Firms that opt-out of pension contributions00:02
Cricket: DeFreitas launches solo attack00:02
Not just an educated guess00:02
Show must go on for Gallagher Bros00:02
Bazaar: Good thing00:02
Obituary: Professor Hans List00:02
Fat: the F-word for today's children00:02
For men only00:02
Books: Into the black hole00:02
The Investment Column: Underperforming high yielders discredit the O'Higgins theory00:02
Proms: Chicago Symphony Orchestra/ Daniel Barenboim, Royal Albert Hall, London / Radio 3chestra met them, but only just. By Adrian Jack00:02
Letter: War of words00:02
Swiss banks to reveal Nazi gold secrets00:02
Broker tells Kepit shareholders to sell00:02
Art is quite as efficient at virtual reality as any computer, and as seductive as advertising00:02
Travel: The New Forest: No promises about trees00:02
Can't play, won't play00:02
Money: Funds with a near eastern flavour00:02
Country: Where the army meets the conservationists00:02
How the critics took to La Traviata00:02
Arts: Make it a Last Night to remember00:02
Going Out: Pick of the Week00:02
Obituary: General Ernesto Geisel00:02
Blackburn's record since claiming the Championship00:02
Letter: Slaughter at sea00:02
The races are unequal. It's what every Frenchman thinks privately00:02
Cheeky Charlie00:02
And on, and on...00:02
Birthdays00:02
TAKING STOCK00:02
LOOSE CHANGE00:02
Cricket: Season's best for Gough00:02
Football: Ferguson looks on bright side00:02
Books: Something nasty in the cistern00:02
Letter: Criminals fear cops on bikes00:02
Sex on the Hill: the US scandal that still pays off00:02
Letter: Jews, Arabs and stolen Nazi gold00:02
Letter: Still a role for Church of England as church of all the nation00:02
War among the US military for the right to fight Saddam00:02
Top doctors urge jabs for liver disease00:02
Theatre: Bowing before the discreet charm of the bourgeoisie never do the demi-monde by halves00:02
Comment: Why the buy-back fashion is bad for Britain00:02
The answer to this question may seem obvious, but being over the age of 18 is not the only qualification. What else makes you an adult? To find out, tick only one answer in this special quiz devised by Dr Eia Asen00:02
Travel: Fighting for Hampshire's Green and Pleasant land00:02
It cost pounds 3m of public cash. Now Railtrack is to knock it down00:02
Bosnia ballots with bullets on its mind00:02
A feast of Dover sole, Chablis and a politician lightly grilled00:02
Letter: Abortion: a choice of poll questions00:02
Allies' friends live in fear of traitor's fate00:02
Is there such a thing as a green holiday?00:02
Money: Charitable savings, protected pensions...00:02
Cricket: Gooch gets the better of negative Sussex00:02
Money: Lock in gains and put a lid on losses00:02
Societies condemn UBS report00:02
Books: A hack at the Nautico Club00:02
The Investment Column: Exceptionals take a Liberty00:02
Money: Fear of Finance00:02
Television: Muppets Tonight (BBC1)00:02
TODAY'S NUMBER: 12400:02
NO-HEADLINE00:02
Books: Haunted by the demons of Derry00:02
Scots bias cost job, says police chief00:02
Audiobooks: Popcorn read by John Sessions Lord of the Flies read by Tim Piggot-Smith00:02
ARE WE NEARLY THERE?00:02
Caught in the Net00:02
Obituary: David Tudor00:02
Books: "Your father was a wonderful liar"00:02
Country: Invasion of the bark beetles00:02
City heads for new bonus bonanza00:02
Letter: Unseen picture00:02
Racing: Dushyantor can complete Eddery's renaissance00:02
Football: Red faces as Houston walks out00:02
Cricket: Thorpe stands firm against spin00:02
Country: Tunnicliffe's trove: an artist's life in awe of nature00:02
'Nighthawk' bombers poised to attack00:02
Basketball: New faces flood league00:02
Babies stripped in jail drug searches00:02
Mandela criticises 'world's policeman'00:02
BLACKBURN: THE RISE AND FALL00:02
QUOTE UNQUOTE00:02
Shopping: Reinventing the vacuum... and cleaning up00:02
John Walsh meets... Sue MacGregor, woman of Today00:02
Golf: Woosnam makes time for a moan00:02
Paperbacks: Reviewed by Emma Hagestadt and Christopher Hirst00:02
Dieting six-year-olds who reject 'fatties' for friends00:02
Kohl's victory on cuts clears way for EMU00:02
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR00:02
Books: Letting the Woolf off the hook00:02
Electoral maze sets a record for complexity00:02
Something to declare: A likely story00:02
In another life: Life's just one long gamble00:02
Sultan's dream restored to faithful00:02
Money: New cards offer bargain rates00:02
Books: All you need to know about the books you meant to read00:02
Boys live up to expectations of behaving badly00:02
England squad won't play ball00:02
Bazaar: Mad thing00:02
Arts: It was going to be nuns or lesbians for us. And we were quite excited00:02
Money: Stung by a Portuguese Man-of-war00:02
Blair scorns furious union leaders00:02
Rugby League: Eagles to share United's roost00:02
CUTTINGS00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Letter: Jews, Arabs and stolen Nazi gold00:02
Rugby Union: Tuigamala catches up with Guscott00:02
Shopping: Where to find your nearest country auction00:02
Shopping: The thing about... Vacuum cleaners00:02
Money: Investments00:02
GEC chief's revised contract not approved00:02
Travel Women: The wise woman's guide to going solo00:02
The worm returns00:02
Football: Barnsley aiming to maintain record00:02
The Weasel00:02
Pandemonium on the Po in Padania00:02
Out for a duck00:02
NO-HEADLINE00:02
Cricket: Leicestershire reach out for the title00:02
Motor racing: Hill's top-flight hopes rest with Benetton00:02
Outings: 'I have seen the future of fun. And it works. Sort of'00:02
Arts: Proms in the Park: for the first time. Tonight's the night...00:02
Money: A more accommodating mortgage00:02
French revolution00:02
Nomura's Angel looks for train merger00:02
EU court threat to Britain's beef ban00:02
Letter: Hidden child abuse00:02
Letter: Jews, Arabs and stolen Nazi gold00:02
Expelled schoolboy wins legal aid to sue council00:02
Shopping: Going, going... but not quite gone00:02
Western experts to aid Yeltsin doctors00:02
Fan's Eye View No 153: Leeds United00:02
Opera heroine courts trouble with trousers00:02
Athletics: Murray still 'hungry'00:02
Cricket: Laney makes Kent work00:02
Tom Cobleigh shares leap on takeover talks00:02
Travel Trouble Spots The new edition of Traveller magazine (available only to members of Wexas, 0171-589 0500) includes the following nuggets from correspondents.00:02
WEEKEND WORK00:02
Power, patronage and the green welly00:02
FOOTBALL: TEAM SHEET00:02
Washington brushes aside Iraqi overture00:02
Books: Pierrots, peacocks and prostitutes00:02
How tourism destroys the world's beauty00:02
Racing: Guineas favourite swishes through to record00:02
Market Report: National Power generates a warm glow for punters00:02
Travel: Four wheels and a mansion keep Lord Montague rolling00:02
Cyclists ride to battle on the green line00:02
Taxpayer loses as fat cats reap pounds 60m00:02
Travel: Visitors' book00:02
Growing pains00:02
Shopping: Six of the best bootleg trousers00:02
Rugby Union: Players' decision may hasten a split00:02
Outings: 'It was fantastic. Except for Noddy and Big Ears'00:02
Sailing: Smith eyes second place00:02
NO-HEADLINE00:02
Last Resort: Walsall00:02
Gardening: Are you sitting beautifully?00:02
Books: In the prison of male fantasy00:02
Letter: Cultural riches of Radio 3 no substitute for helping the poor00:02
Leading Article: An unhealthy market in sensational lives00:02
mug shots00:02
Property: Houses you can put your trust in00:02
BNFL boss's pounds 315,000 puts him at top of tree00:02
Football: Scotland's crazy week00:02
All dressed up with nowhere to go00:02
adulthood have you got there yet?00:02
Television preview00:02
Bowman keeps young pretenders at bay00:02
The never-ending search for the new Best, Rush... and Hunter00:02
Books: Dusky maidens, tippling harpies and other lovers00:02
Travel: Legends of the fall: Beautiful and true00:02
Open house00:02
Rugby Union: Wasps well pleased with their slick new abode00:02
British Gas's Goldfish angers watchdog00:02
Wembley's pitch for new stadium00:02
Tennis: Rusedski fails to grasp the advantage00:02
Letter: Cultural riches of Radio 3 no substitute for helping the poor00:02
NO-HEADLINE00:02
The never-ending search for the new Best, Rush... and Hunter