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Sporting Digest: Snooker00:02
Hopes dashed on high street sales00:02
Labour resignation00:02
Public 'ripped off by cheque delays'00:02
Football / FA Cup Countdown: Kelly plays the joker in Wolves' pack: Irish striker focuses on Wembley and the World Cup. Phil Shaw reports00:02
ARTS / And what's more . . .00:02
Athletics: The world record that never was: BAF apologises to Jackson for 'unfair' mistake00:02
Surgeons sued00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
No way out for HM's inmates: The thousands we jail every year are deprived of the chance to reform, says a prison worker00:02
Georgia rations electricity00:02
Health Update: Windy meat00:02
Creativity: One, two, three, four, five, A Range Rover did I drive00:02
Birthdays00:02
Health: When is it time to give in to cancer?: Some doctors believe that we 'over-treat' patients who would need a miracle to survive their disease. Cathy Read reports00:02
On Tour: V-Tol00:02
People: Keating says something nice about a (dead) Pom00:02
Racing: Silk shortens for National after injury spoils Gaselee's Party: Fresh misfortune strikes 1992 Aintree hero after last year's fiasco00:02
Tiphook warns container sell-off may not save it: Board upheaval accompanies pounds 180m loss as deal with Transamerica nears completion00:02
Man bites dog ....no, really00:02
Health: Vacuuming can be such a pain: Electrical gadgets are instruments of torture to those whose brains perceive everyday sounds as discomfort, says Clare Dover00:02
Where Are They Now?: Robin Cousins00:02
Israel and PLO focus on security problems: Arafat aims to wrap up self-rule agreement in four weeks00:02
Production Notes: The underworld is the subject of two rival television documentaries. Their producers argue that, despite the need to beat the competition, they've avoided glamorising gangsters00:02
Can we have our squire back?: A National Trust village in Wales has just lost its pub. A feudal landlord would be kinder, Peter Dunn is told00:02
Health Update: Folic fatigue00:02
Putting the squeeze on Tiggy Wiggle on a tigerskin rug00:02
SFA probes stockbroker's enterprise trust: Greig Middleton faces writ as terms of acquisition are announced00:02
Heart baby dies00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Workers 'face return to master and servant link'00:02
Could you resign a bit more discreetly?00:02
Sporting Digest: Cricket00:02
Clinton opens fire in trade war with Japan: US to raise tariffs on Japanese cellphones00:02
Busby caution00:02
View from City Road: Tiphook's shrinking sale price00:02
Obituary: Warner L. Jones00:02
Obituary: Kay Baxter00:02
Opted out schools to gain under new formula00:02
Parliamentary Questions - Written Replies00:02
Sporting Digest: Ice Hockey00:02
Sporting Digest: Golf00:02
Suspected gay MPs face pressure to marry00:02
Football: Mature Gascoigne is key to Venables' master plan: England's coach and playmaker stage special talks to air their desire for national advancement00:02
Winter Olympics: Kerrigan's quiet time: Silent moment in the cold war as aggrieved skater returns to the ice before the arrival of her American rival00:02
The daily poem00:02
Algeria jails six for gun-running00:02
Hundreds die as ethnic clashes sweep Ghana00:02
ARt / Openings00:02
Letter: Whitehall's definition of an answer00:02
Van Morrison cheered by Brit award: The record industry salutes a rock legend for his outstanding contribution. David Lister reports00:02
In his own fashion: William Klein didn't give a hoot for hemlines and his pictures prove it. Jane Richards takes a snapshot of the subversive photographer00:02
There's more to it than Slav fellow feeling: In his talks with Mr Yeltsin, Mr Major should consider Russia's affinity with Serbia, says Susan Richards00:02
Winter Olympics: Moe mastered by Kjus00:02
Deportation order on palace parachutist00:02
Burma dissident allowed US visitor: Politician finds Aung San Suu Kyi in good health and defiant after nearly five years of house arrest00:02
Sporting Digest: Table Tennis00:02
Bottom Line: Caring for a growth market00:02
View from City Road: Urgency needed on late payment00:02
Patching up the City protectors: Laws meant to clean up financial markets have failed to stop the scandals. Peter Rodgers looks at the questions facing MPs00:02
'Names' mobilise for war00:02
Leading Article: Punters' losses are public's gain00:02
Mediterranean protest00:02
Sporting Digest: Motor Racing00:02
Review: Light-fingered store bandits steal the show00:02
Pembroke: Salvation Army shows faith in solicitors00:02
Obituary: Joe Eggeling00:02
Sporting Digest: Tennis00:02
Death investigated00:02
Portrait of the artist as an accused man00:02
Sporting Digest: Basketball00:02
Egyptial fundamentalists attack Romanians00:02
Price war dents Courage: Drop in profits to pounds 45m offset by improvement at Foster's00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby League00:02
Rugby League: Dons' scant reward: Challenge Cup draw00:02
Inside Parliament: Meacher's homily on sleaze: Labour denounces Conservative 'corruption machine' - Welsh quangos attacked - Field Marshal hopes Sarajevo can be safe haven00:02
ART / Picture Choice: Michael Kenny on the work of Nicholas Poussin00:02
Letter: Blood sports and the law makers00:02
Poker: Getting better, with patience00:02
Football / FA Cup Countdown: Walker is preparing swoop on Scandinavia00:02
Surgeons 'told to reduce activity'00:02
Parachutist in court00:02
RADIO / Wrestling with monsters: The Reith Lectures, more hit than myth? asks Robert Hanks00:02
'Bodies' found on bed of Lake Constance00:02
Health Update: Lavender blues00:02
Back to the future00:02
Letter: Casaubon's original00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Children at the cutting edge of medicine: 'Children's Consent to Surgery' - Priscilla Alderson: OUP, pounds 37.50 / pounds 12.9900:02
Goya and Poussin fail to attract corporate sponsors: Royal Academy suffers decline in business support. David Lister reports00:02
OPERA / A few screws loose: Henry James's chilling 'trap for the unwary', The Turn of the Screw, continues to bedevil its readers and adapters Mark Pappenheim00:02
Serb arms hand-over 'negligible': Dilemma for West as deadline approaches for withdrawal of weapons00:02
Iran tightens TV controls00:02
OPERA / On the dot: Welsh National Opera's Turandot pulls no punches, says Edward Seckerson00:02
Law Report: Retrial of medical claim ordered: Cunningham v North Manchester Health Authority - Court of Appeal (Lord Justice Neill, Lord Justice Staughton and Lord Justice Beldam), 2 February 199400:02
Letter: Satisfying customers00:02
Branson is hot favourite in lottery00:02
Letter: Blood sports and the law makers00:02
Germans hold Serb 'war criminal': Former restaurant owner charged with taking part in genocide against Bosnian Muslims00:02
Market Report: Hanson takes a tumble on poor results outlook00:02
Today's Number: 000:02
Exports lift Verity back into profit00:02
An unreasonable optimist: Douglas Hurd wants to give the Tories a new consensus on Europe - and basics. Andrew Marr and Donald Macintyre spoke to the man who could save John Major00:02
Rugby Union: Clarke faces test on injured arm: England No 8 needs rapid recovery to face Irish00:02
Oldest workers00:02
Letter: Whitehall's definition of an answer00:02
Diary: Alive and well and not amused00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Serbs threaten to unleash deadly 'secret weapon'00:02
Armed Forces review may axe pay grades00:02
Christians offer the Spirit with beer in search for souls00:02
The age of consent debate 16/18?: Health body backs age limit of 16 for gay sex00:02
Two jailed for forging cash card00:02
Interview: Keith Waterhouse is not remotely unwell: A column, a book, a play, a television sitcom . . . Fleet Street's finest just can't stop writing00:02
LWT fires final shot at Granada00:02
Health Update: Walking wounds00:02
Two gentlemen of Vilnius just want to help: Adrian Bridge finds that racketeering is a way of life in the Lithuanian capital and few people have any inclination to fight back00:02
Leading Article: Locked into a shameful policy00:02
Get back to work, Hurd tells Tories: Foreign Secretary urges unity in 'Independent' interview00:02
Zulus want their own state00:02
Chess: Self-help guide for blunderers00:02
Sporting Digest: Boxing00:02
Stowaway's last-ditch hearing00:02
Letter: The left backs the right to work00:02
LMS takes on more shops in pounds 9.25m deal00:02
Tennis: Leconte warms up audience for Becker's return: renchman provides another virtuoso performance as a German hero waits in the wings. John Roberts reports from Stuttgart00:02
Ministers accused over tax answers00:02
Obituary: Richard Dufton00:02
Letter: Norman not ignored00:02
Tokyo caught in blizzards' grip: Britain's cold snap is nothing compared to the rest of the world. Simon Midgley reports00:02
Police hunt Aids charity's missing pounds 500,000: Former treasurer disappeared after black group ordered examination of accounts. Jason Bennetto reports00:02
BEST-SELLERS / Top 10 Body Shop products00:02
Cricket: West Indies to fill space with Adams' values: Atherton's thoughts in a spin00:02
UK 'shamed by Europe's highest jail population: Concern at rising numbers on remand00:02
Flying Flowers blossoms: Direct mail florist beats forecasts and improves payout00:02
US cash for Kazakhstan00:02
US split on Jakarta sanctions00:02
Watchdog calls Berlusconi 'television bias' to account00:02
Winter Olympics: Hackl's moment of history: German soldier becomes first luger to retain men's singles title00:02
Arctic freeze plunges country into chaos: More snow on the way, but 'big thaw' is close behind, reports Marianne Macdonald00:02
Bottom Line: Rare track record00:02
Heart failure drugs 'could save up to 30,000 lives a year': Study urges wider use of medicines to dilate blood vessels00:02
ARCHAEOLOGY / The house with a colourful history: Five centuries have seen a variety of inhabitants in one London building, writes David Keys00:02
Lloyd's pounds 900m offer fails to win approval: Deal wins only 38 per cent acceptance Collapse of rescue plan means investors will go ahead with court action00:02
Siberian air to blame for big chill: A change in wind patterns has caused the freezing spell. Steve Connor explains00:02
Farmer wins right to burial at home00:02
More patients help Westminster treble00:02
Bottom Line: Flower power00:02
A glimmer of hope flickers in the wake of carnage: One-fifth of Burundi's people perished in civil war, but Richard Dowden in Bujumbura met a man who practises reconciliation00:02
Wills00:02
Football: Le Tissier sets up the rout of poor Liverpool00:02
Health Update: Herbal alert00:02
Coke swallows its pride: Tim McGirk surveys India's soft drink wars as a multinational returns00:02
Showpiece city college 'is failing its pupils': Ultimatum for Wandsworth's pounds 2m CTC00:02
Letter: Harmful surgical cuts00:02
Leading Article: Talk tough, but don't push Tokyo00:02
Bomb protection devised for jets00:02
Rugby Union: Wales sow seeds of revelation00:02
Lectures00:02
View from City Road: Clarke can breathe again - until tomorrow00:02
Sporting Digest: Sailing00:02
Letter: Bosnia: Thus far but no farther00:02
Clinical Computing to join list at pounds 20m: Medical software maker plans to expand range and develop network00:02
View from City Road: Who's watching Yorkshire TV?00:02
Racing: Frost bites again00:02
Family back in charge as Feds get out of kitchen00:02
Boy, 10, assaulted00:02
Ice Hockey: Hand makes mark for Racers00:02
Yen leaps as trade talks founder: Fears of trade war with US likely to drive Japanese share prices still lower00:02
Dear Emily Barr: Famous for 15 seconds: the MP for Finchley resigns as parliamentary private secretary because he was too friendly with you. Should you laugh or cry?00:02
Health Update: Vaginosis cure00:02
Winter Olympics: Results from Lillehammer00:02
Bafta nominations