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VIDEO / Conscientious objections: John Lyttle reviews the latest releases, including Bette Midler in For The Boys and Jodie Foster in Little Man Tate00:02
BP dives to a pounds 711m loss and halves dividend00:02
North Africa fights fundamentalist tide: Charles Richards, Middle East Editor, describes how states in the region are grappling with an Islamic current that has penetrated all levels of society00:02
Letter: England's eagles and Britain's golfers00:02
Sport in Short: Golf00:02
Drugs beached00:02
Littlechild challenged on gas power go-ahead00:02
Fraud charge00:02
RADIO / Trouble with static: Is Radio 3 turning its stoutest defenders into an attacking army? Robert Hanks on a network under siege00:02
Sports Listings: Gatcombe Park00:02
Opencast decision is blow to British Coal profits00:02
Spectre of crime00:02
Ford loses hope for August lift00:02
Sutcliffe Speakman on course for profit00:02
Taking the blame00:02
Consumer slump knocks 56% off Philips profits00:02
View from City Road: Think green, conserve cash00:02
Out of Russia: A sense of superiority fans flames of racism00:02
BOC sees results rise 10% to pounds 251m00:02
Police wait by victim's bed00:02
Flight ban00:02
FILM / Trees a crowd: FernGully: The Last Rainforest reviewed00:02
Sport in Short: Speedway00:02
Kenya changes poll law00:02
Inquiry to study police shoot-out after raid00:02
Driving examiner guilty of fondling00:02
Obituary: Joe Shuster00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Football: Spain going for Gold00:02
FILM / Dining out on the story00:02
Palestinians demand end to deaths in jail00:02
Fighting dashes aid hopes00:02
Vote postponed00:02
Bankruptcy case00:02
Ashworth staff given warning00:02
Appeal lodged00:02
Obituary: Irene Scouloudi00:02
Sport in Short: Tennis00:02
Man shot in attack by gang00:02
African 'model state' reaches a crossroads: As the military prepares to step down, the failure of private enterprise is jeopardising a Ghanaian economic revival, writes Karl Maier in Accra00:02
Letter: Reasons to switch off Radio 300:02
Letter: Spot checks at UK points of entry00:02
Comment: Is it bad enough to start buying?00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Canoeing: Train pulls into final00:02
Grant saves dance venue from closure00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Hockey: Britain in decline00:02
Cricket: Wasim wipes out foot soldiers00:02
Variety the spice of life for French: Deregulating the provision of new service areas on motorways has led to renewed demands for cheaper, greener and more relaxing stops00:02
Column Eight: Quinton boots kick-start00:02
Football: United sign pounds 1m Dublin00:02
MUSIC / Tension and harmony: Anthony Payne reviews the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and the Bournemouth Sinfonietta00:02
Racing: Hannon takes the upper hand00:02
Four lawyers jailed for mortgage fraud00:02
Letter: New uses for the precincts of St Paul's Cathedral00:02
Forte makes key changes at the top00:02
Letter: Reasons to switch off Radio 300:02
THEATRE / Entrances and exits: Paul Taylor on the British premiere of Botho Strauss's Seven Doors at the Gate, Notting Hill00:02
Birthdays00:02
FILM / Critical round-up00:02
Lamplugh check00:02
Gaullists favour a 'no' vote00:02
View from City Road: Barclays pays for smug smiles00:02
Lloyd's warned of risk in altering Morse plan00:02
Law Report: Practice guidance on committal cases: DPP v Channel 4 Television Co Ltd; AG v Mantoura (Practice Guidance). Queen's Bench Divisional Court (Lord Justice Woolf and Mr Justice Pill), 31 July 199200:02
Nuclear inquiry00:02
Poor take-up for BET rights issue00:02
Bad-debt figures limit damage at Kleinwort00:02
Students defend right to abortion information: The Dublin High Court will today establish an important landmark for women in Ireland. Alan Murdoch reports00:02
Saddam defies UN inspectors again00:02
Letter: New uses for the precincts of St Paul's Cathedral00:02
Mobutu stands by conference pledge00:02
Sport in Short: Baseball00:02
Priest jailed for molesting boy, 1200:02
Letter: Spot checks at UK points of entry00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Chess00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Volleyball: Mean machine marches on: Close-knit and close-shaven, the American volleyball team are a formidable unit. Guy Hodgson figures out why00:02
Sport in Short: Bowls00:02
Baltic talks00:02
Councils expect to keep strong role in future: Straw poll suggests White Paper has failed to persuade more schools to move away from local authority control00:02
Letter: Reasons to switch off Radio 300:02
THEATRE / Rose English's My Mathematics - Royal Festival Hall, London SE100:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Athletics: Lewis first among equals: Ken Jones sees the champion resist the world record holder to take third long jump gold00:02
Buddhist monks march in Hiroshima00:02
Japanese at pains to hold out for more00:02
Shooting in SA blights hopes for new talks00:02
1,000 fish killed00:02
Allan may appeal00:02
Law Report: Undertaking required formality: HM Attorney General v Mantoura. Queen's Bench Divisional Court (Lord Justice Woolf and Mr Justice Pill), 31 July 199200:02
Ukraine 'sell-out'00:02
Sport in Short: Snooker00:02
Chess lead shared00:02
Diary00:02
'Punch' case00:02
Auditors delay open hearings00:02
TELEVISION / Update00:02
The nightmare of Bosnia: Thousands trek over mountains00:02
Head teachers still sceptical over opting out: Straw poll suggests White Paper has failed to persuade more schools to move away from local authority control00:02
Leading Article: Too long a leash for safety00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Freebies for IOC members?00:02
Letter: Arguments against devaluation00:02
BP and Barclays losses deepen gloom00:02
Obituary: James Crespi00:02
Nigeria to re-run presidential vote00:02
Views from other schools: Straw poll suggests White Paper has failed to persuade more schools to move away from local authority control00:02
Opening doors to closed young minds: An article about an autistic child on this page last month prompted a strong response from readers. Here, Cherrill Hicks outlines the variety of treatments available00:02
BBC's adverts for magazines to be reduced00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Boxing: Irish eyes on boxing golds00:02
Obituary: Alfred Drake00:02
Letter: Getting the measure of the millennia00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Athletics: Gunnell's champion challenge: Mike Rowbottom on the changed life that awaits Britain's 400m hurdles gold medallist00:02
TELEVISION / Power to the people00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Tennis: Surprise by Rosset00:02
Anti-hunt campaigner seeks victory in the air: Stag hunts in Devon and Somerset, starting a new season, face a flying saboteur. Peter Dunn reports00:02
IRA suspect released on bail by US judge00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Table Tennis: Gold for Waldner00:02
Ladbroke closes 60 shops in Belgium00:02
Leading Article: The dangers of inaction00:02
Mass action scores highly on the domestic front: John Carlin finds the black members of his Johannesburg household are divided, but mostly favour the ANC's strike campaign00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Athletics: Paraskevi Patoulidou, of Greece, takes gold00:02
Collor may block impeachment00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Drugs in Sport: It's that drug again00:02
'Useless' villa00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Athletics: Akabusi bows to Young world00:02
Letter: England's eagles and Britain's golfers00:02
Cricket: Cook concocts the collapse00:02
Cricket: Leicestershire's morale bruised00:02
The nightmare of Bosnia: Escaper from Serbs' concentration camp tells of victims killed by dogs, beaten and shot - Woman tortures prisoners with broken bottles00:02
Law: Definite articles are so hard to find: The big firms are being more cautious - or realistic - about the number of trainees they recruit and retain, warns Sharon Wallach00:02
IRA bombs checkpoint near school00:02
Kicking up dust00:02
Sports Listings / Ballooning: Bristol International Fiesta - Ashton Court00:02
Bush plumbs depths in popularity crisis00:02
Sports Listings / Landsailing: Fylde International - Lytham St Annes00:02
Officer charged00:02
Sport in Short: Sailing00:02
Troops and police clash in Sao Tome00:02
FILM / The Last Detail00:02
Court Circular00:02
Racing: Cruz for Magnificent return00:02
Planners jailed00:02
Barclays reels under pounds 1bn of bad debts00:02
Murder charge after arrest on yacht: Roderick Newall has been accused of killing his parents. David Connett reports00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Athletics: Torrence triumph has tinge of regret00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Basketball: Late steal by Croatia00:02
Street shooting00:02
Smoke stirs passengers unmoved by public sex00:02
Thousands trek to freedom over mountains: In Split, Tony Barber meets a group of Muslim refugees who walked for two months to escape the Serbian forces looting and burning their villages00:02
Giant leap for critics as space missions fail00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Baseball: Taiwanese silver lining00:02
View from City Road: Sharp lesson for profligate BP00:02
Motorway services plan 'unrealistic': Deregulating the provision of new service areas on motorways has led to renewed demands for cheaper, greener and more relaxing stops00:02
Market Report: Bad news from big players weighs heavily00:02
Bit of a sail, got wet, didn't spill a drink: It's Cowes Week: boats and beer ahoy] Royal-spotters and socialites stay away from the water, while yachting bums work and play hard00:02
Renamo 'rejected offer of ceasefire'00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Death in Lisbon: a poet disintegrates: 'The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis' - Jose Saramago; Tr. Giovanni Pontiero: Harvill, 7.99 pounds00:02
Cricket: Tendulkar cast in leading role00:02
Carving a niche in the rubble: A British diplomat is helping UK firms find openings in eastern Germany. John Eisenhammer reports00:02
Sport in Short: Rugby League00:02
Company car perk losing its popularity00:02
Golf: Montgomerie warms up00:02
Blondes prefer gentlemen00:02
Chinese party to support reforms00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Athletics: Tired Regis misses medal00:02
UN team lands in Somali capital00:02
Policemen surrender for trial in King case00:02
Nato may send in 100,000 troops to cover aid convoys00:02
Owner refuses to muzzle two pets 'as meek as lambs': Number of incidents involving dangerous dogs remains as high as before legislation was introduced00:02
Appeal rejected00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Letter: Willing and able to take in refugees00:02
Carsberg faults ITV networking proposals00:02
INTERVIEW / Harlem nights: Sheila Johnston talks to Ernest Dickerson, the director of Juice and Spike Lee's longstanding cinematographer00:02
Man stabbed00:02
Anti-depressant 'helps in menstrual disorder'00:02
Diet 'can cut cataracts risk'00:02
Muslims herded as UN stood by: As reports of Serbian atrocities surface in New York, London considers proposals to protect civilians caught up in the war in Bosnia00:02
Britain studies French plan to set up safe havens00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Scotland's appeal courts to let in TV cameras00:02
Letter: New uses for the precincts of St Paul's Cathedral00:02
Doctor 'dismissed after attack on trust plans'00:02
Shell up by 8% over quarter00:02
Black's bid angers unions00:02
Hot air and global warming: Gregg Easterbrook questions the environmentalist rhetoric that would have us believe our planet is on its last legs00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Synchronised Swimming: Buoyant Babb-Sprague00:02
Tighter laws fail to curb attacks by Pit-bull terriers: Number of incidents involving dangerous dogs remains as high as before legislation was introduced00:02
Customers deterred by 'horrendous' food prices: Deregulating the provision of new service areas on motorways has led to renewed demands for cheaper, greener and more relaxing stops00:02
Sport in Short: Football00:02
SAS strike cancels 50 flights00:02
Maronites seek poll delay00:02
WIC doubles stake in brewery00:02
Unigate buys Sussex Dairies00:02
Suspects screened00:02
OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Yeltsin vs Samaranch00:02
Ashdown's solicitor tells of 'weird pseudo-burglaries'