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Wednesday, 18 September 1996
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- Shepherds living in the shadow of Saddam
- Former lover casts Eastwood as villain in $2m fraud suit
- Boutros-Ghali under new pressure to quit
- Honecker widow refused pensions
- Germans to join new Bosnia peace force
- Allies set to quiz Barzani over alliance with Baghdad
- De Klerk knew of secret hit squads, says assassin
- Panic in New Zealand as first PR poll looms
- Gaullists pin hopes on Juppe rejects
- Poll panic hits New Zealand
- State steps in to shore up Sydney Olympics
- Single currency calls the budget tune for Chirac
- Bosnia's men of war sweep back into power
- Kurds throw Saddam's grand plan into disarray
- Voiceless Perot threatens to halt debates
- Marathon nearly over for stoical astronaut
- Estonia marks capital success
- Members tussle over EU foreign policy supremo
- Apartheid's assassin accuses former leaders of state-sponsored murder
- OJ loses round one in civil case over killings
- N Korea looks to lost city for trade miracle
Business
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- PDFM defends `dash-for-cash' strategy
- Staff may strike as BA cuts 5,000 jobs
- Why the South must develop trade closer to home
- Next trick is to sweat those assets; The Investment Column
- UniChem set to renew contest for Lloyds Chemists
- Next strengthens in the high street
- Profit dip prompts Dagenham cost-cutting drive
- Morgan Grenfell sacks fund manager Young
- De Benedetti reasserts grip on Olivetti
- Retail sales promise pre-election boom
- Midland waiting at the altar:The Investment Column
- Rates uncertainty keeps 4,000 barrier out of reach
- Wassall shakes Hanson's curse:The Investment Column
- Swiss Bank dives pounds 980m into the red
- National Power forecasts sharp fall in prices
- Alcopop adds fizz to Bass results
- Glaxo Wellcome quits Biotech asthma venture
- What Dye needs is a stock market crash: Comment
- Job cuts at BA are not entirely bad news: comment
- Clarke's policy is taking on an Italian flavour: Comment
- Who let the cat out of Spottiswoode's bag?
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- The Investment Column: Tesco takes the biggest bite
- Swiss Bank plans radical shake-up
- The Investment Column: P&O focuses on ferry routes
- Market Report: BTG surges higher on expectations of patent progress
- Vardon profits fall 22%
- Prince Charles could find his charity mask is too revealing
- The Investment Column: Taylor Woodrow stays risk-averse
- Correction: Courtaulds Textiles
- Watmoughs savaged by market
- BAT shares bounce back on US ruling
- Comment: BA/ American alliance may create a monster
- Five executives at Bear Stearns share in $83m bonus bonanza
- Alliance begins moves to buy mutual life firm
- Advice costs Savoy 10% profits
- C&W courts controversy in Hong Kong
- Ford's UK staff to go on council for Ford
- OFT to curb BA-American deal
- Channel price war will end says P&O
- Fresh setback for Chancellor on borrowing
- Olivetti shares fall to new low
- Selfridges lights the profits gloom for Sears
- Deutsche Telekom sweetens float with dividend promise
- 1 'He was lucky he didn't die' - George Michael fell out of speeding car onto M1 motorway, according to eye witness
- 2 Austerity has hardened the nation's heart
- 3 Gay couple beaten in park urge MPs to moderate language on gay marriage
- 4 X marks the spot: The find that could rewrite Australian history
- 5 'It was just like the movie Twister': Man survives Oklahoma tornado by taking refuge in horse stall
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