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Saturday, 27 August 1994
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- Patience wears out
- Flat Earth: Open-ended policy on hospital cuts
- Flat Earth: Watch on star sign
- Higuchi 'free'
- Admirer to the rescue as marble cancer ravages India's monument to love
- Flat Earth: Daddy's sauce
- ANC boards the gravy train: John Carlin in Johannesburg on the underdogs who have become fat cats in a few months
- First crack appears in North Korea monolith
- Young Alaskan offenders face island exile: US court lets tribe set punishment
- Balkans conflict leaves toxic legacy
- Mafia suspect held
- Shoot-out in Egypt
- Two Israelis killed in Hamas revenge
- Menem's fear helps keep Argentina bombers safe
- Crossing Death Corridor: Stormy weather has only postponed the perilous journey for thousands of Cuban boat people
- Greece hits out at Albania
- Lesotho's king 'to abdicate'
- Peruvian first lady says she is prisoner in president's palace
- Abacha purges heads of state companies
- Crime bill win may not be enough to put Clinton back on top
- Shia 'traitor' may be executed by Hizbollah firing squad
- Dated bones in Moscow
- Mother Teresa recieves gifts from around the world on her 84th birthday yesterday
- General strike in Uruguay
- Clinton tries to end rift over Havana talks
- Bomb attack on Talabani
- Fundamentalists in Egypt kill tourist
- Prison role challenges Bombay screen idol: The trial of a much-loved film star is prompting many Indians to call for the abolition of harsh anti-insurgency measures
- Winnie assailed over 'unsolved crimes'
- Mid-East row bogs down Nobel Prize
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- Appeals: European Consortium for Arts Therapies Education (ECArTE)
- Faith and Reason: Women with a far from servile status: In a further article in our series on Catholicism and feminism, Hyam Maccoby argues that blaming women's limited role in the church on 'ancient physical taboos' derives from a misunderstanding of the laws of first-century Judaism.
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- Obituary: Frances Bacon
- Obituary: Dame Margaret Wakehurst
- Obituary: Roy Trigg
- Obituary: G. E. Bentley
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- Faith and Reason: Women with a far from servile status: In a further article in our series on Catholicism and feminism, Hyam Maccoby argues that blaming women's limited role in the church on 'ancient physical taboos' derives from a misunderstanding of the laws of first-century Judaism.
- Appeals: European Consortium for Arts Therapies Education (ECArTE)
- Obituary: Roy Trigg
- Obituary: G. E. Bentley
- Obituary: Frances Bacon
- Obituary: Dame Margaret Wakehurst
Obituaries
- Any colour, so long as it's white: Dolly Dhingra's parents told their children to find partners of a different race and religion. So what is the attraction of a mixed marriage? (CORRECTED)
- Any colour, so long as it's white: Dolly Dhingra's parents told their children to find partners of a different race and religion. So what is the attraction of a mixed marriage? (CORRECTED)
Life & Style
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- Gastropod
- Gastropod
- Reader recipe: Keep cool with a dip
- Food & Drink: Still being sold a pig in a poke?: The RSPCA has a new food labelling scheme to promote animal welfare. Joanna Blythman says she's not buying it
- Food & Drink: Flocks develop the herd instinct: With a wealth of goats' cheeses at her French holiday home, our cookery writer decided to make the most of them
- Food & Drink: Why my head is not in the oven: Emily Green tells how she planned to set up a bakery, only to realise that it was no way to earn a crust
- Food & Drink: I am hamming it up this week
- Food & Drink: Flocks develop the herd instinct: With a wealth of goats' cheeses at her French holiday home, our cookery writer decided to make the most of them
- Food & Drink: Why my head is not in the oven: Emily Green tells how she planned to set up a bakery, only to realise that it was no way to earn a crust
- Reader recipe: Keep cool with a dip
- Food & Drink: Still being sold a pig in a poke?: The RSPCA has a new food labelling scheme to promote animal welfare. Joanna Blythman says she's not buying it
- Food & Drink: I am hamming it up this week
Motoring
- Motoring: You can afford to be fussy so reject the rusty
- The Independent Road Test: A little still goes a long way: Minis are big on appeal: John Simister enjoys the sporty 'new' Monte Carlo while James Ruppert seeks out the second-hand bargains
- Motoring: You can afford to be fussy so reject the rusty
- The Independent Road Test: A little still goes a long way: Minis are big on appeal: John Simister enjoys the sporty 'new' Monte Carlo while James Ruppert seeks out the second-hand bargains
Arts & Entertainment
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- PROMS / Smooth beauty: Edward Seckerson on Claudio Abbado's vision of Mahler (CORRECTED)
- Edinburgh Festival: Strictly opera, strictly magical: Britten meets Baz Luhrmann in Australian Opera's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Antony Peattie is enchanted
- Double Play: Ghosts and visions
- Double Play: Ghosts and visions
- Edinburgh Festival: Strictly opera, strictly magical: Britten meets Baz Luhrmann in Australian Opera's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Antony Peattie is enchanted
- PROMS / Smooth beauty: Edward Seckerson on Claudio Abbado's vision of Mahler (CORRECTED)
Books
- Recommended books
- BOOK REVIEW / A kaftan festooned with starfish: 'Partial Eclipse' - Lesley Glaister: Hamish Hamilton, 14.99
- BOOK REVIEW / Our beautiful system of illusions: 'Conditions of Liberty' - Ernest Gellner: Hamish Hamilton, 18.99
- BOOK REVIEW / Long shadows passing: 'The Crossing' - Cormac McCarthy: Picador, 14.99
- BOOK REVIEW / A morning smelling of the bone yards: 'Ruined Pages: Selected Poems' - Padraic Fiacc: Blackstaff, 7.99
- Recommended books
- Second Thought: Scandals spoken in whispers: Ronald Harwood on the inspiration for his novel, Home (Orion, pounds 4.99)
- BOOK REVIEW / Waiting rooms of death: 'Black Milk' - David Hartnett: Jonathan Cape, 9.99
- BOOK REVIEW / East End tour-guide goes to hell: 'Radon Daughters' - Iain Sinclair: Jonathan Cape, 14.99
- BOOK REVIEW / Laying the ghost of a cataclysm: 'All Quiet on the Western Front' - Erich Maria Remarque Tr. Brian Murdoch: Jonathan Cape, 14.99
- BOOK REVIEW / A kaftan festooned with starfish: 'Partial Eclipse' - Lesley Glaister: Hamish Hamilton, 14.99
- BOOK REVIEW / Long shadows passing: 'The Crossing' - Cormac McCarthy: Picador, 14.99
- BOOK REVIEW / Laying the ghost of a cataclysm: 'All Quiet on the Western Front' - Erich Maria Remarque Tr. Brian Murdoch: Jonathan Cape, 14.99
- BOOK REVIEW / Our beautiful system of illusions: 'Conditions of Liberty' - Ernest Gellner: Hamish Hamilton, 18.99
- BOOK REVIEW / A morning smelling of the bone yards: 'Ruined Pages: Selected Poems' - Padraic Fiacc: Blackstaff, 7.99
- Second Thought: Scandals spoken in whispers: Ronald Harwood on the inspiration for his novel, Home (Orion, pounds 4.99)
- BOOK REVIEW / Waiting rooms of death: 'Black Milk' - David Hartnett: Jonathan Cape, 9.99
- BOOK REVIEW / East End tour-guide goes to hell: 'Radon Daughters' - Iain Sinclair: Jonathan Cape, 14.99
- 1 'Sickening, deluded and unforgivable': Bloody attack brings terror to capital’s streets
- 2 Mothers' diets may harm IQs in two-thirds of babies
- 3 Gay couple beaten in park urge MPs to moderate language on gay marriage
- 4 After woman sells virginity for $780,000, here are the results of our prostitution survey
- 5 Far-right French historian, 78-year-old Dominique Venner, commits suicide in Notre Dame in protest against gay marriage
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