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Sport in Short: Football00:02
Iron lady takes on Turkey's old-boy network00:02
Resources: Toy-maker is model project: A London charity draws on business brains to make its ideas work. Roger Trapp reports00:02
Package holidays refund muddle00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The Arabian mights: 'Cruelty and Silence: War, Tyranny, Uprising and the Arab World' - Kanan Makiya (Samir al-Khalil): Cape, 18.99 pounds00:02
Race attack protest00:02
Cries & Whispers00:02
Tell-tale spy the British want to keep in the cold00:02
Sport in Short: Australian Rules00:02
Bloody deeds, bloody words00:02
Motor Racing: Prost and Hill go wild in the streets00:02
Sailing: Annual round of the Isle of Wight race00:02
City eyes on IOS00:02
Fringe benefits that cross borders: An international pooling system aims to cut the costs. Roger Trapp reports00:02
Africa's oldest despot faces end of his strange journey: Richard Dowden in Lilongwe on the two lives of Hastings Banda, doctor and dictator00:02
FFOD & DRINK / Grapevine: Kathryn McWhirter on Victoria Wine00:02
City: Rights test00:02
City File: Good news for Invesco MIM00:02
Only upholding traditional values00:02
Pub murder arrest00:02
Football: Troubled Taylor wields his axe00:02
Sport in Short: Motorcycling00:02
Letter: Need to protect our voting rights00:02
Kinkel's policy00:02
Letter: One-way streets00:02
GARDENING / Keen on Fruit: Vines00:02
Cricket: Broad offers options00:02
Bitter taste of the brewers' duty: The UK's big five beer makers have begun cutting back the alcohol content of their drinks to counter an increase in excise taxes. John Shepherd reports00:02
Letter: Elegant English needs more time00:02
Letter: Cholera victim00:02
Sport in Short: Squash:00:02
RADIO / Flailing Lawley floored by gentle giant00:02
FOOD & DRINK / A-Z OF Treats: Gingerbread00:02
Motor Racing: Mansell takes pole position00:02
Economics: There will be few votes in this recovery00:02
Show People: Dirty old man does it again: 81. Aristophanes00:02
Bunhill: London commercial radio franchises00:02
City: Fat pay-offs feed on investor inertia00:02
Staying in clover while in the red00:02
Bunhill: The Great Russian Game00:02
Tory Crisis: A Norman conquest?: Once the Maastricht Bill is passed, there may be no good reason for the party to hang on to its leader00:02
Spy chief sacked00:02
Tennis: Queen's gambit rekindles Becker's inner fires: Guy Hodgson on a former champion who is delighted to be back on his old stamping grounds00:02
Secret British Gas plan threatens 70,000 jobs00:02
Battle of the radio waves: Eight London listening franchises have attracted 48 widely varied bidders. Patrick Hosking reports00:02
Tories lurch to 12-year low00:02
Letter: University charges would deter poorer students00:02
MOTORING / Auto Biography: VW Corrado VR6 in 0-60 Seconds00:02
In Stockholm: Risk of the banking iceberg00:02
ETCETERA / Index00:02
Ashe attack on Magic's life as the black stud: Aids and the perpetuation of a racist myth . . . Patrick Cockburn reports from Washington on a tennis champion's posthumous memoirs00:02
HEALTH / Common Procedures: Blood tests00:02
Competition Winners00:02
Move for changes in oil tax00:02
Adding up the sacks of gold: Patrick Hosking on the 90 ousted executives whose departures were eased by pounds 43m00:02
Q & A: Tampa Bay's day of shame .. and uses for a PC's helmet00:02
Four feared dead in storms00:02
Cream for UK farmers: Dairy Crest flotation pencilled in for early 1994 promises about pounds 8,000 each in share windfall00:02
Leading Article: No time to blink00:02
Poll says Major should quit00:02
Sport in Short: Rugby Union00:02
Language lesson00:02
ROCK & JAZZ / Careful with that rake, Eugene00:02
Then & Now: Rats' Tales00:02
Mrs Clark makes her point: Linda Grant asks Jane Clark, wife of Alan, about axes, adultery and that programme00:02
Rugby Union: Fox steps up as Lions are left to suffer00:02
Letter: Don't damn Lloyd's tower before you've seen inside00:02
Leading Article: A failed philosophy00:02
My Biggest MistaKe: John Hougham00:02
Lloyds forced to pay back interest00:02
Poetry is alive and well and living in Huddersfield00:02
Boesky payout00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Letter: Letter: Diner sore00:02
Business Information Service00:02
Football: The reign of Taylor the Irrelevant: As England stumble from one humiliation to another, they face the prospect of being left behind by the leading football nations. Norman Fox reports from Washington DC00:02
THEATRE / An exceedingly good Egg00:02
Opinions: Is there anything you'd like to say to your ex-boss?00:02
Police reopen Hilda Murrell case00:02
Cricket: Warne delivers a potent threat: The Australian team's not-so-secret Test weapon is a master of the art of leg spin. Glenn Moore reports00:02
BBC threatens staff with the sack00:02
Your Money: Farewell to free banking00:02
Bunhill: No relation00:02
Bunhill: Sugar pills00:02
Murder bid charge00:02
8 held over killing00:02
Letter: University charges would deter poorer students00:02
Third Briton jailed for entering Iraq00:02
GARDENING / Slough's exotic climbers: Della Denman on a botanist who brings 'em back alive from the Himalayas00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Trance to the music of time: 'Sing the Body Electric' - Adam Lively: Chatto, 15.99 pounds00:02
Bunhill: The Great Russian Game00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The termination of wrongs and rights: 'Life's Dominion' - Ronald Dworkin: HarperCollins, 17.50 pounds00:02
PROPERTY / The Water Gypsies of Shoreham: Living on a houseboat is certainly cheap, but is it always cheerful? Caroline McGhie meets a Sussex community with no regrets about opting for the Good Life afloat00:02
Racing: When hearts and minds are miles away00:02
Books in brief00:02
FOOD & DRINK / Marinade for a summer's day: A soak in spiced lemon juice, wine, or yoghurt adds zest to barbecued meat. Geraldene Holt on a classic technique00:02
UN lifts ban00:02
Golf: Kite back and in full swing: Robinson Holloway finds the home team in form for this week's US Open golf championship in New Jersey00:02
The DIY approach to going green00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The PM we never got: 'Fighting all the Way' - Barbara Castle: Macmillan, 20 pounds00:02
Public Services Management: Performing rites: Roger Trapp takes the measure of a new book on monitoring effectiveness in the public sector00:02
Overheard00:02
Cricket: Vibrant Surrey shrug off batting fright00:02
Sport in Short: Tennis00:02
Clinton threat to space station angers Europe00:02
MOTORING / Me & My Motor: The beastly beatitude of a Bristol 405: British clothing guru Paul Smith, tired of flash cars, fell for a gentlemanly classic. Matthew Gwyther reports00:02
Technology: Live wire for mobile users: A radio-based network makes it easier to transmit data on the move00:02
Letter: Sponsorship for the rich: what a way to fund the arts00:02
Why desert us now?: Cal McCrystal hears how support for the miners withered in eight months00:02
McGlinchey shot00:02
UN offers deal in Cambodia00:02
The beer barons who will bear the heat over a weaker pint00:02
Speedboats bring peril of high road to Loch Lomond00:02
TELEVISION / A long way beyond our Ken00:02
POETRY LIBRARY QUIZ WINNERS00:02
Rafsanjani ahead00:02
The coal mines' steady slide to oblivion00:02
The deadly perils of peace-keeping: Somalia00:02
Swimming: Gillingham secures the honours00:02
This time round, there's no reason not to00:02
Welsh agency turns its hand to local enterprise: Firms are being offered help to tap markets and join supplier chains, writes Paul Gosling00:02
Guilt by association in credit records: New rules limit but fail to stop the supply of third-party data linked to loan applicants. Andrew Bibby reports00:02
Model citizen of Ambridge has a mission to cultivate equality: Geraldine Bedell meets the new head of the Equal Opportunites Commission00:02
Athletics: Christie has fast answer00:02
Paperbacks00:02
CINEMA / Very cardiac, quite arresting00:02
The deadly perils of peace-keeping: UN forced out of provinces; Cambodia00:02
Deaths00:02
Bid cleared00:02
Sport in Short: Rugby League00:02
Pay up to revive our universities: The Micawberish drift on funding higher education must end, but charging students holds dangers, says Peter Scott00:02
Letting a cottage opens doors to tax clawbacks: You need to plan carefully to get the full benefit, says Mary Wilson00:02
Expats seek equal place in the sun: Your pension value depends on your address. Pensioners want payments indexed to inflation, writes Robert Cole00:02
Cricket: Randall in the reruns on his glory day: Jon Culley on a special match for the Retford ragamuffin00:02
In a gloom of his own: Les Dawson was a comic genius who traded melancholy for laughs, writes Alan Plater00:02
Letter: Sponsorship for the rich: what a way to fund the arts00:02
Cricket: Gower awaits verdict on Old Trafford six: Glenn Moore on the chances of common sense prevailing during the England cricket selectors' deliberations00:02
Clarke will lay out plan for recovery00:02
EXHIBITIONS / Life, but not as we know it: The Tate is trying to pin a philosophy on post-Liberation Paris. But where's the evidence? Plus the shock of the old at the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition00:02
Business Information Service: Saying of the Week00:02
CHILDREN / When father has to play mother: Organising a child-care network, learning to listen - a single-parent man has different problems from women. But they can be overcome, says Angela Neustatter00:02
Golf: Torrance takes over00:02
Health merger00:02
Punters make show in ShareLink table00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Sex, drugs and clean molars: 'Hunter: The Strange and Savage Life of Hunter S Thompson' - E Jean Carroll: Simon & Schuster, 16.99 pounds00:02
The deadly perils of peace-keeping: Paying the Price00:02
Letter: Irish aid workers driven by history00:02
Motorcycling: TT win after the agony00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Cool, with occasional showers: 'The Weather in Iceland' - David Profumo: Picador, 13.99 pounds00:02
Tennis: When your cheque is the more likely to bounce: Rosanna de Lisle reports on the drain on the amateur's pocket that is the humble tennis ball00:02
Bunhill: Banking on Uncle Sam's jet set00:02
The Agreeable World of Wallace Arnold: A bit round the Bench00:02
Management: Staying changed is the tough part: This is the first of a series of regular columns by the management consultant and best-selling author of In Search of Excellence00:02
VIDEO00:02
Bunhill: East Sussex National00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Unforgettable voice for the forgotten: John Edgar Wideman is 'America's leading chronicler of urban black life'. He is also a man whose brother and son are serving life sentences. He talks to Fiammetta Rocco00:02
Sport in Short: Baseball00:02
Letter: Cornish coast to be ruined by sewage system00:02
Profile: Funny guy takes a fall00:02
Sport in Short: Cycling00:02
Letter: Plight of the west of Fife00:02
Cricket / Man in the Middle: Just happy to spin in the Hampshire fashion: Shaun Udal00:02
Cricket: Parker lifts the gloom00:02
City File: Long storey00:02
The Broader Picture: Shooting straight in the dark00:02
Cycling: Lillywhite's record triumph00:02
BA seeks media gag on hostage tapes00:02
Cricket: What it all boils down to is desire and pride: Simon Hughes on the lessons to be learnt from Australia after their victory at Old Trafford00:02
ShareLink float00:02
Dino-fever grips nation as cultural tyrant is born00:02
GPs fear violence over benefits cuts00:02
Recovery: Clubbers get down as the economy turns up: Fresh activity on the disco floor is a reliable indicator00:02
City File: Fiery meeting00:02
From body blow to bodyline: a week to rekindle memories: Sporting defeat and political crisis? It's deja vu all over again for Charles Nevin00:02
Major offered Lamont two free homes00:02
Hope for wives whose homes prop up loans: Lords to rule on level of liability in securing debt for a spouse. Report by Sue Fieldman00:02
Tennis: Stich in time for Wimbledon00:02
Letter: Hidden danger of herbal pills00:02
ETCETERA / How We Met: Jill Tweedie and Ken Lukowiak00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A boy's own adventure: 'Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha' - Roddy Doyle: Secker, 14.95 pounds00:02
Sport in Short: Hockey00:02
Sport in Short: Athletics00:02
OPERA / Love makes the show go round00:02
May Balls lose their shine: A glamorous Oxbridge tradition is suddenly in decline. Marianne MacDonald goes in search of the reasons00:02
BOOK REVIEW / All sweetness and blight: 'The Century Gap' - Harriet Harman: Vermilion, 7.99 pounds00:02
Tory Crisis: The seat that Major can't afford to lose: Stephen Castle reports from Christchurch, whose by-election may give Tories yet another shock00:02
Cricket: Hick ousts Hammond00:02
Powerful extra evidence backed Taylor sisters00:02
G4 helps quell riot00:02
Villagers fight to free 'heroes'00:02
Sport in Short: Golf00:02
Alcohol curbs00:02
Resorts hit hardest by torrential rain00:02
BT rolls back share terms00:02
FASHION / Japan Ease: This year, as before, consistently beautiful clothes from the top three designers in Japan provide an elegant alternative to the thrown-together-look so favoured by the under-20s00:02
Sport in Short: Ice Skating00:02
Fishing Lines: Sampson tempted by Delilah00:02
Trim in traffic cuts both ways00:02
Quality standards fall from grace: Businesses say that requirements are coercive and self-defeating. Matthew Rock reports00:02
City File: Severn Trent00:02
Savings rise00:02
Eurotunnel pressed to make peace with TML00:02
Dark days for light music00:02
Pounds 500,000 apiece for bosses who flopped00:02
Rugby Union: Lions' wounds just part of the professional evolution: Talk of the British Isles being systematically softened up in New Zealand is misplaced, writes Chris Rea from Christchurch00:02
RECORDS00:02
The deadly perils of peace-keeping: Morillon threatens to pull out after Spanish officer is killed; Bosnia00:02
Take account of the overdraft00:02
Letter: The Welsh play to win for Wales00:02
Nurse remanded00:02
City File: High-wire act00:02
Letter: House-hunting expedition00:02
Shares: Benefit by northern exposure00:02
Lenders take cut to help debtors00:02
Canada leadership battle splits Tories00:02
Generals rattled in Nigeria's on-again off-again election00:02
City File: Savoy acts to shut the door on Forte00:02
N-plant faces long delay00:02
UN forces pound Somali warlord's lair00:02
Sport in Short: Equestrianism00:02
Deputy's resignation threat weakens Attali00:02
Outlook brighter for Gatt talks00:02
Cricket: Such wins advantage for Essex00:02
ETCETERA / Bridge00:02
Sport in Short: Basketball00:02
Profile: Streets ahead of the game: Tony Pidgley of Berkeley Group grew up in a railway carriage, writes Heather Connon. But his instinct for the housing market is unerring00:02
Captain Moonlight's Notebook: Wyatt of Weeford and the innocents00:02
DESIGN / Home truths and Starck reality: Philippe Starck, creator of the world's most famous toothbrush, is about to be the subject of a big show at the Design Museum. But what is his work like to live with? Fay Sweet asks around00:02
'Better late than never, isn't it?': Richard Williams talks to cricketer Harold Larwood, now an MBE at 8800:02
BOOK REVIEW / A trip round the sexual psyche: 'The Poisoned Embrace: A Brief History of Sexual Pessimism' - Lawrence Osborne: Bloomsbury: 13.99 pounds00:02
Tennis: Shriver denies she is a racist