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books: More Cola than Karma00:02
Election '97: Gummer leaps into action over flax00:02
Backgammon00:02
EVERYONE SAYS I LOVE YOU Director:Woody Allen. Starring: Alan Alda, Woody Allen, Drew Barrymore,Goldie Hawn (12)00:02
Paterson's pivotal role00:02
travel & outdoors: A softie, and no bull00:02
Jets fly to Wembley00:02
LETTER from THE EDITOR00:02
Rugby Union00:02
Letter: Standing up for exploited garment workers00:02
Exchange deals severe blow to market-makers00:02
Castles in the sand00:02
Russian bogey turns into gold mine for Finns00:02
Letter: Art without the mysticism00:02
Australia to deport triple-killer to Britain00:02
Anglian makes provisions on joint venture in Brazil00:02
Doctors unhappy with fundholding00:02
How to avoid bad breath00:02
travel & outdoors: Still a small matter of class00:02
Letter: National Theatre tours the world00:02
PILING ON THE PRESSURE00:02
LOOKING ON THE SUNNYSIDE00:02
Mr Regan's caper doesn't deserve to succeed00:02
Election '97: Angry PM hits out on matter of trust00:02
books: Wrinkly continent00:02
Major's position on Europe00:02
Star Mining chief in talks to save stake in Russian gold00:02
Letter: Shocked by this farcical election00:02
Firefighters' strike likely as hopes of settlement fade00:02
Prison service resignation00:02
Letter: Art without the mysticism00:02
London facing homes shortage00:02
Election '97: Disaffected minorities try DIY politics00:02
Sun king of Sin City rises above bribery charge00:02
money: Process now - and cheque later - is the powerful taxman's new motto00:02
property: Money grows on trees00:02
BOX OF MOONLIGHT Director:Tom DiCillo. Starring: John Turturro, Sam Rockwell (15)00:02
arts & books: The writing's off the wall00:02
Missing plane `has no link with Oklahoma bomb'00:02
inside back: Lights, camera, politicians00:02
inside back: Groups form - a dozen or more bad haircuts crowding up to the glass to pull faces at us, take photos, point, fall about laughing00:02
Revoque to put work behind him00:02
Leukaemia sister reconsiders bone marrow donation00:02
loose change00:02
Bazaar00:02
Old Labour win new peerages in dissolution honours list00:02
books: A week in books00:02
Style: Highlights of the super-salon00:02
Austria vows to repel alien Balkan tide00:02
Simon Calder00:02
Money: If lower volatility is the new norm it is possible to envisage the `golden age' staying a while00:02
travel & outdoors: CUTTINGS: This week: focus on special plant collections00:02
Food: Veggie might00:02
Playing in five dimensions00:02
Shopping: Japan turns Teutonic00:02
Letter: Art without the mysticism00:02
FAN'S EYE VIEW No 214 Brighton and Hove Albion00:02
Italian setback on EMU00:02
Election '97: Portillo slates nuclear policy00:02
Body-parts sculptor filed by police00:02
Election '97: THE HURRIED VOTER'S GUIDE00:02
books: Paperbacks00:02
Obituary: Professor Martin Schwarzschild00:02
travel & outdoors: Weekend work00:02
Deflated Boro focus on survival00:02
Restaurant: The toque of the town00:02
books: Search for the hero00:02
QUOTE UNQUOTE00:02
books: What a carve-up00:02
Chantal Joffe, Victoria Miro Gallery00:02
Election '97 : Tories take cash bait from millionaire foe of EMU00:02
Affronted Tusa sweeps away the Baroness's muses00:02
the long weekend00:02
inside back: Lie back and think of elephant00:02
Ritual blessings00:02
Why living can be so unfair on the fairer sex00:02
Perplexity00:02
A royal bungalow in the Tesco style00:02
all consuming: Wheeling back in Triumph00:02
Diamond dagger award for Morse author00:02
High Court stalls pounds 1bn Co-op bid00:02
Urgency is absent from both sides00:02
The Weasel00:02
THE FUNERAL Director: Abel Ferrara. Starring: Christopher Walken, Chris Penn, Isabella Rossellini, Annabella Sciorra (18)00:02
Games people play00:02
Young men storing up trouble by behaving badly00:02
travel & outdoors: Halfway to heaven00:02
Election '97: Prescott under fire from party faithful00:02
Wasim and Waqar to miss Test00:02
Letter: Don't blame us Pagans for vandalism in church00:02
Boy gave life to save girlfriend00:02
Scottish football club Hearts gets full listing00:02
Election '97 : Settling immortality's accounts00:02
WIDE ANGLE00:02
travel & outdoors: The drive against rubbish produces a colossal harves t - a total of 10,000 tons00:02
Krause in control00:02
Three get HIV from blood donation00:02
Mugger feels the heat as victim fights fire with fire00:02
Election '97 : Heseltine reaches praise overload00:02
77 years for gang who raped tourist00:02
Money: A position on Europe00:02
Ballet Comunidad de Madrid, Peacock Theatre, London WC2 (0171-314 8800) 21 April-3 May.00:02
Pension change drives out head teachers00:02
Belgian killer leaves grisly find for police00:02
jo brand's week00:02
Brazilian peasants march for land00:02
Ghosts of Laughterland00:02
Letter: Save songbirds from hedgerow killer00:02
arts & books: Miracles will happen00:02
Light fantastic00:02
Old hands00:02
Dealers predict A&L will start at 528p00:02
Rolph fails to make impression00:02
Post Office sell-off widely opposed00:02
Election '97 : Thatcher's `no' vote00:02
books: Audiobooks00:02
YOU'RE UNBELIEVABLE00:02
Troubles in the past for Cage and Eales00:02
Taricco taunts tepid Norwich00:02
travel & outdoors: Trouble spots00:02
Potter sets pace00:02
KEEPING HIS EYE ON THE BALL; ALAN HANSEN talks with James Rampton00:02
Election '97 : Tories fishing for votes in the Algarve00:02
Food-poisoning bug attacks again00:02
Prison manager quits in despair00:02
Evans `in limbo' at Saracens00:02
Rangers close to record title00:02
books: Independent choice: self-help00:02
Richardson ready to make ripples at HQ00:02
travel & outdoors: A corner of London that is forever green00:02
Telefonica signs deal with BT00:02
An equine plague on streets of the North00:02
Election '97: Greens to act over BBC's `unfair' election coverage00:02
Wine: The case for the new Bordeaux00:02
Election '97 : Hope sinking as the band plays on00:02
Camouflage at Complex, 1-5 Parkfield Street, Islington, London N1 (0171-288 1986), tonight 10pm-5am. pounds 1000:02
Scottish Opera's new production of Saint-Saens's 'Samson and Delilah' opens at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow on 23 Apr at 7.15pm00:02
Bridge00:02
arts & books: So it's hello and goodbye, girl00:02
A gamble that paid off for Ebdon00:02
Krajicek's serve proves a winner00:02
Citizen Caine is just the boyo to revive Bolshevism00:02
A modern morality tale: the Co-op raider00:02
books: Queen of tarts00:02
Triple killer goes back to Broadmoor00:02
Astronomers run rings round Saturn00:02
HIGHLY STRUNG ARTISTES00:02
CURTAIN CALLS00:02
Summer madness00:02
Chaos caused by IRA will costs millions00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Quotes of the week00:02
Obituary: Harry Ashley00:02
travel & outdoors: Sikkim and Bhutan fact file00:02
Shops deny BSE profiteering00:02
Reward in the relay for Palmer00:02
money: Recipes for windfall shareholders00:02
Election '97: They'd rather have quizzed John Prescott00:02
Election '97 : QUOTES OF THE DAY00:02
arts & books: Giving Cleopatra the needle00:02
Leading Article: The Tories' puerile propaganda demeans us all00:02
arts notebook00:02
Letter: Ministers' children give clue to our unfair school system00:02
NHS trusts accused of gagging nurses00:02
Butcher emerges from unusual day with credit00:02
travel & outdoors: Pier of the realm00:02
travel & outdoors: Bargain of the week00:02
Royal International rescue00:02
Judgment on brain-damage transplant boy reserved00:02
Letter: Shocked by this farcical election00:02
Letter: Class-ridden trains from the airport00:02
Obituary: Roland Topor00:02
Faith & Reason: The power of praying by numbers00:02
Cut-price ecstasy flooding market00:02
Our chaos strategy is working, says IRA00:02
PFA puts pressure on Jones over writ00:02
Patient Chapman holds up Lancashire00:02
Germans angered by Uefa00:02
Australia to deport `Mad Dog' killer to Britain00:02
Independent: Financial journal of the year00:02
books: What's the story?00:02
Rochdale experiment that began 150 years of co-operation00:02
Letter: Union Flag flies over the Pacific00:02
MALE ORDER COMEDY00:02
Briers signs for Warrington00:02
homes & money: A stable existence00:02
`Independent' wins Financial Journal award00:02
arts & books: The mother of reinvention00:02
travel & outdoors: A day of knights to remember00:02
Irish plagued with cavalry of wild horses00:02
travel & outdoors: Nobbling the nobs00:02
'No curse' says champion00:02
travel & outdoors: Looking down on Creation00:02
Machine Head play Wolverhampton Civic Hall 22 Apr; Glasgow Barrowlands 23 Apr; London Astoria, 24-25 Apr00:02
Never mind the bulldogs - let's talk about real life00:02
Parnevik Ryder Cup warning00:02
Defending the numbers game00:02
travel & outdoors: Scented and frilly yellow dancers00:02
Letter: Ministers' children give clue to our unfair school system00:02
'Out Cry', Lyric Hammersmith, London W6 (0181-741 2311) from 22 Apr00:02
Sex war looms for Welsh speakers00:02
If something deep inside you slackens so that to run your heart out no longer seems worth the effort, well, that's it...00:02
he Pagan Bacchanalian Frolicking Cabaret00:02
The rise and rise of the laddery from `Loaded'00:02
travel & outdoors: In a deeper vein00:02
Slow boat sails from China to Taiwan00:02
Model goalkeeper is looking naked in the penalty area00:02
Election '97: Goldsmith loses broadcast plea00:02
Don't junk it ... use it A sticky solution to your holiday packing00:02
Without these walls00:02
Greatness beckons determined Hendry00:02
travel & outdoors: something to declare00:02
Johnson doubt unsettles Celtic00:02
Interview: Venus surprising00:02
TODAY'S TELEVISION00:02
Election '97 : Let MPs vote on Euro job laws, Major urges Blair00:02
books: Hooray for Bollywood00:02
Mortgage lending slackens on rate fears00:02
Letter: Saintly tally00:02
books: Dragon's blood in paradise00:02
homes & money: Three on view A horse next door00:02
money: Speculating on the cheap00:02
`Massive game' can tip title balance00:02
When women like to get more physical00:02
Style: Ready for the here and now00:02
inside back: Whatever happened to? Anneka Rice00:02
High life shared with lowland neighbours00:02
Firefighters' strike goes ahead00:02
Racal shares slump on fresh profit warning00:02
Britain needs Power at its elbow00:02
Election '97: Vanessa spells out her new revolution: vote Ashdown00:02
Election '97: Spitting Image: Tory attack on Blair mimics famous US ele ction cover00:02
Cabinet slow to back embattled Netanyahu00:02
books: Nice and grim00:02
Sleepytime caught napping00:02
Chess00:02
Mobutu's dying city plays out a last sick joke00:02
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