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Special Report on National Training Awards: Proving that companies which train, gain: Barrie Clement talks to the Secretary of State about government attempts to get industry to invest in its workers00:02
IRA bombs train and Tube station: Two explosions bring disruption to the transport network in London as terrorists introduce new tactic00:02
Spring attempts to revive Ulster talks00:02
Rugby Union: Underwood's outside edge00:02
Burns death00:02
Gummer to face rebuke over pond00:02
Statesmanship must have something to sell00:02
Patten illness boosts shares00:02
Football / FA Cup: Forest dissect dismal Boro00:02
Waiting lists for surgery 'show sharp increase'00:02
Letter: Stress by any other name00:02
Taking the dogs for a ride00:02
Caged trainer00:02
Trial security00:02
Glaxo and ICI rapped over prices00:02
Out of India: Sizzle and sting on the palate00:02
ROCK / Sharp sounds from a flat: Giles Smith makes a house call on the studio that Gary Clark built - This week's new albums reviewed00:02
ROCK / Gigs00:02
Pope warns Muslims00:02
Rosy outlook for gilts dealers: Peter Rodgers finds a group of people delighted with the continuing revival in government stock00:02
Somalis massacred00:02
Special Report on National Training Awards: Tailor-made to reap the fruits of hard labour: Martin Whitfield finds training is vital to stay ahead in a competitive market00:02
View from City Road: Warburg looks at its options00:02
Special Report on National Training Awards: Venue opens doors to the New Bouncer: In the pink . . . door staff aththe South's biggest night club have a fresh image says Lynne Curry00:02
Taxi-drivers attack Soveto busses00:02
Letter: Echoes of Palestine in the division of Bosnia00:02
Eastern to cut 200 more jobs00:02
Sports Letters: Forgotten council00:02
Diary00:02
Football / FA Cup: Wright strikes right note for sturdy Arsenal00:02
Sport in Short: Swimming00:02
Cricket: England bid sacrificed to avert chaos00:02
Actors 'not being taught lessons of Shakespeare'00:02
Obituary: Sir John Verney Bt00:02
Bank tells firms to lobby Treasury00:02
Leading Article: An indefensible anachronism00:02
Share-out of councils cash greeted with Tory protests00:02
Mother cleared in 'little Gregory' murder case00:02
Meet Pete, the man with a mission00:02
Letter: Married with blessing00:02
Sport in Short: Hockey00:02
WMI makes rapid gains00:02
ROCK / Sugar, spice, all things nice: Zucchero - Hammersmith Apollo00:02
Anniversaries00:02
LITERATURE / 'It just sort of happened': Some of our best literary talents have been nurtured in Alan Ross's garden shed. Sabine Durrant talks to the gambler about runners and writers00:02
Education: A two-year university challenge: Shorter degree courses could be the solution to maintaining quality for mass access to universities, writes Richard Luce00:02
Obituary: Lord Poole00:02
Sport in Short: Tennis00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Sport in Short: Billiards00:02
Letter: Live broadcast to sink pirates00:02
Bridgewater witness 'has vital evidence'00:02
Kiszczak trial00:02
Deadly toxin used to stop wrinkles00:02
Sports Letters: Batty batting00:02
Straw forecasts big job losses00:02
Triplex wants 17m pounds to fund investment00:02
Letter: Stress by any other name00:02
Actors and writers join forces to fight library closures: Correction00:02
Antarctic crossing in trouble00:02
Football: Durrant settles out of court00:02
MUSIC / Explosions into light: Spirit of America - and England and Russia00:02
Thames in Turkish venture00:02
Public Services Management Update: Government undertaking00:02
Letter: Road to impoverishment if we abandon Maastricht's Social Chapter00:02
Sports Letters: Millmoor ranks among the best00:02
Bridgewater jail fight goes on00:02
Cricket: DeFreitas boost00:02
THEATRE / Gloom service: Paul Taylor on Marguerite Duras' La Musica at the Hampstead Theatre00:02
Sports Letters: Wrong pigeon-hole00:02
Presenters face a dilemma over baring all on TV00:02
Duras fined00:02
Football: Warhurst makes difference00:02
ROCK / The crooner in lavender: RIP Helno, singer with Les Negresses Vertes. Philip Sweeney pays tribute00:02
Tennis: Window of opportunity for Graf00:02
'Rasta' disguise00:02
Bankers split on plan for Brent Walker00:02
Will Emily's transatlantic cake go round?00:02
View from City Road: US is the test of Glaxo's health00:02
Universities with high costs will lose funding00:02
Bus turnaround00:02
Simon sells 'green' assets for 10.2m pounds00:02
Drinking ban00:02
EMS crisis 'may delay Maastricht'00:02
Public Services Management Update: On Sunday00:02
Rugby League: Offiah on target00:02
Birthdays00:02
Sport in Short: Basketball00:02
UN beefs up peace-making team00:02
PM blames socialism for crime: Labour rejects Major attack on urban roots of violence as hypocrisy00:02
German talks00:02
Just the ticket for abused traffic wardens: They are spat at, assaulted and have their feet run over, all in the line of duty. But the inner voice can help them to cope, writes Emma Brooker00:02
Golf: Couples seeks single purpose00:02
Zaire rebels attack main radio station00:02
Letter: Intelligence of pigs00:02
Making alternative babies: Unexplained infertility can drive couples into undertaking some bizarre techniques for conception, reports Robert Ashton00:02
Education: Sean fancies Tania: Lynne Wallis joins the audience at a boys' school for a theatre company's lessons in safe sex00:02
Halt called on two new gas-fired generators00:02
Special Report on National Training Awards: Developing skills holds the key to success: Cutting back on training budgets to save money in the recession is short-sighted, award-winning employers tell Martin Whitfield00:02
'Gypsy slaves'00:02
Football / FA Cup: Newcastle are roused by Kelly00:02
Rugby Union: Building on solid ground: Verve and vision is the ideal of France's new captain and the achievement of a vibrant England second string00:02
Paris Update: Wild and woolly look for the modern caveman00:02
ROCK / ALBUMS: Coming up stumps: Andy Gill on Jagger's third solo album and Cooder's umpteenth soundtrack. Plus gloomy old The The00:02
Sport in Short: Cricket00:02
German 'Alf Garnett' mirrors poor east-west relations00:02
Commentary: Rescuer's thin hopes of a lifeline00:02
Letter: Seeing is believing00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
French PM borrowed from 'inside trader'00:02
Campaign of political killings feared00:02
MUSIC / Heartfelt prayers, drab fairy-tales: LP / Welser-Most - Royal Festival Hall00:02
Judges in plea for rethink on legal aid cuts00:02
UN cuts back Bosnia convoys after attacks00:02
Racing: Furlong guards ace in the hole: Richard Edmondson on the top Irish punter who may lose his standard bearer for the battle with Cheltenham's bookies00:02
Boxing: Crowds roll up for a fighting farce00:02
Skiing: Women's race put on hold00:02
Sport in Short: Boxing00:02
Letter: Road to impoverishment if we abandon Maastricht's Social Chapter00:02
Bank fees for wills 'too high'00:02
Letter: Roman warmongers00:02
Public Services Management Update: Job loss fears00:02
Boycott of school tests supported by teachers00:02
Chess00:02
Leading Article: Grammar under the hammer00:02
Russian 'star' makes light of night: Andrew Higgins reports from Moscow on a plan to use space mirrors to reflect sunlight round the Earth00:02
Public Services Management: Giving people credit for competence: Roger Trapp reports on a Management Charter Initiative approach to training that takes into account how well managers are already performing00:02
Britain seeks stake in future of medieval design00:02
Guide dogs in Japan kept out of sight00:02
Health authority's catalogue of wasted millions: A secret document reveals mismanagement and conflict of interest in an NHS region. Tim Kelsey reports00:02
Canberra Speaker skids into scandal00:02
Cheese record00:02
Sport in Short: Cycling00:02
Rifkind retreats on regimental cuts00:02
West steps up pressure on Mobutu00:02
Rugby Union: Pilgrim poised00:02
Letter: Road to impoverishment if we abandon Maastricht's Social Chapter00:02
Clarke leaves loophole for wider MI5 role00:02
Obituary: Dudley Stevens00:02
Four regiments saved by a 'slight adjustment': Christopher Bellamy looks at the regiments that yesterday won a reprieve as defence cuts were reversed00:02
Court Circular00:02
Sports Letters: Caught at slip00:02
Clinton plans defence cuts00:02
Education: Tragedy meets myth at Oxford: Headlines about drugs and suicide do not give a true picture, says Owen Slot00:02
Secret Dutch deal fear for Leyland DAF00:02
Iraq 'has backed away' from clash over no-fly zones00:02
Peru lawyers jailed00:02
Chrysler set to raise dollars 2bn00:02
Dan-Air pilots to fight BA over payouts00:02
Staff surprised by decision to approach IBM00:02
Basketball: Kings tame Tigers00:02
Market Report: Footsie peaks on interest rate euphoria00:02
Italy's avalanche of scandals thunders on00:02
Orders suspended00:02
Letter: Dancing master00:02
Hockey: Accurate McGuire corners students00:02
Market joy as pound's plunge goes on00:02
Fashion: Yes, you can wear it to work - Menswear designers are narrowing the sartorial gap between the weekday uniform and the weekend casual look. Roger Tredre approves00:02
Special Report on National Training Awards: Winners00:02
Sport: The fate of flair power00:02
Letter: 'Won't pay' customers have water cut off00:02
Pound falls again as Danish kroner slides00:02
Sport in Short: Sailing00:02
Football / FA Cup: Misery for Richardson00:02
Major accused of 'workfare' plan00:02
Broker offers to buy back paper00:02
Perez de Cuellar denies reports of Morocco job00:02
Letter: University politics00:02
Peace force go-ahead00:02
Laporte wins Evode in whirlwind courtship00:02
People's voice sought on tax00:02
TELEVISION / Statistics00:02
Obituary: John Poulson00:02
Row over Mafia00:02
Sport in Short: Rugby League00:02
Racing: Dunwoody beats Scudamore to century00:02
Sports Letters: Millmoor ranks among the best00:02
Salomon finishes strongly00:02
BR 'restricts' staff linked to franchises00:02
Boxing: Bruno supports boxers' union00:02
Operatic gesture00:02
Special Report on National Training Awards: A cure for the headache of safety at work: Changing people's perceptions is the hardest part, writes Lynne Curry00:02
Welfare revolution 'is needed to unlock national wealth'00:02
Parliamentary Questions - Written Replies00:02
ROCK / Yeh, that's what I say: Phil Johnson on Georgie Fame at Ronnie Scott's, London00:02
Sport in Short: Ice Hockey00:02
View from City Road: An escape route via sterling00:02
Special Report on National Training Awards: Olympians team up to show off their talent: Lynne Curry meets the gifted young people carrying the flag for Britain00:02
Workers unite00:02
Bottomley fails to act on NHS report over 'wasted millions'00:02
LA police trial blighted by jury selection row00:02
TELEVISION / BRIEFING: Wing and a prayer00:02
Not paranoid? You're crazy]: Behind us, Dixon of Dock Green. In front, Dirty Harry. What went wrong?00:02
Staff at hospital 'tried to sabotage neglect inquiry'00:02
Ward tells of Swiss bank account00:02
Education: When fear stalks the campus: The danger of violent attack blights many students' lives. Julia Hagedorn looks into safety measures00:02
German skinheads raided00:02
Commentary: Lloyd's running out of time00:02
Big fall on way in City office rents00:02
Letter: Merry leaders00:02
Electrolux slashes payout00:02
Sport in Short: Football00:02
Bhutto has baby girl00:02
Law Report: Miners entitled to review before pit closures: Regina v British Coal Corporation and another, Ex parte Vardy and others - Queen's Bench Divisional Court (Lord Justice Glidewell and Mr Justice Hidden), 21 December 199200:02
Commentary: Debts cast a long shadow00:02
Column Eight: Return flight for Lorenzo?00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Climbing over the tacks and splinters in LA: 'No Crystal Stair' - Lynell George: Verso, 18.95 pounds00:02
Kalon buys French paint firm00:02
Boxing: Hodkinson retains world title00:02
Sport in Short: Pools Dividends