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Friday, 13 June 1997
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- Dying leader takes his last stand for glory
- Clinton grasps the nettle on US race divide
- Why a Manhattan secretary won't let Israel forget the massacre at Qana
- Pol Pot in final fight as Khmer Rouge splinters Death throes of Pol Pot's ruthless regime
- `Crime that the death penalty was made for'
- Disney bites on the Big Apple
- France and Germany divided on jobs
- Pay up for the great end-of-an-era show
- Tobacco firm papers 'show deception'
- Butchery on Congo streets
- Peace at risk in Angola
- Pol Pot `to leave Cambodia'
- Mexico blocks landmine ban
- Reform haunted by Italy's failures past
- Germany defends Eurofighter
- Palestinians build their state on the shifting sands of corruption
- Snub for Blair on border checks
- Goon show that brings paranoia at every turn
- Iraq blocks UN arms inspection
- Single currency crisis averted
- Chirac made lame duck as Seguin seizes party crown
Business
- Market Report: Taking Stock
- Market Report: Shell flares as Footsie climbs to another new peak
- Fall in prices boosts Wall Street
- Computer group suspended over accounts problem
- French cause further turmoil
- Rank downbeat on profits outlook
- IT shares slump after warning by Logica
- Note to employers: leave off our pension windfall
- Gamble on rival YTTV offer
- Biggest union wants no part in TUC energy venture
- Burton denies chief is to leave
- Albert Fisher talks to potential bidder
- Energy Group falls to pounds 3.7bn US bid
- Grid finance director removed
- New inflation target eases rates pressure
- Hydro looks at buying supply business
- More NU shares for members
- Hoerner tipped to quit Burton
- Battle backs RECs timetable
- BAe urges tough line on Airbus
- OECD calls for a tough July Budget
- Oftel pulls the plug on Internet plans
- Business Comment: Flash Gordon should not have moved the target
- Fuller provides for pounds 500,000 losses in fraud
- The Investment Column: Johnson Matthey dispels all fears
- BT may take charges dispute to MMC
- Soros fund manager in bid for Plantation
- Wall St soars after retail sales fall
- Market Report: Second liners have their day at last in the bull market
- Channel One's future in doubt
- Business Comment: Battle faces an uphill struggle
- Speckled Hen sales boost Morland
- The Investment Column: LucasVarity steps up a gear
- People & Business: Edmonds teams up with Toad to take on Le Mans
- Inspirations shares lifted by bid talks
- Dowling attacks lawyers
Media
- Andy Gill on albums: Radiohead OK Computer Parlophone CDNODATA 02
- Andy Gill on albums: Hanson - Middle of Nowhere Mercury 534 615- 2
- Andy Gill on albums: Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Year of the Horse
- Andy Gill on albums: Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space Dedicated DEDCD 034
Arts & Entertainment
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- Classical music on CD: Dvorak Symphonies Nos 3 & 7 Vienna Pilharmonic Chung DG 449 207-2
- Classical music on CD: Ockeghem Hilliard Ensemble Hilliard Live III,1002
- Classical music on CD: Bach - English Suites Nos 1-6 Gustav Leohardt (harpsichord) Recorded 1973 Seon/Sony SB2K 62949, two discs
- Classical music on CD: Mozart - Symphonies Nos 29, 33, 40 Orpheus Chamber Orchestra DG 453 425-2
- Classical: Music on Radio 3
- Classical: A time there was...
Books
- Books: Paperbacks
- Audiobooks
- Arts: Heading on down that country road
- Theatre: Meet Europe's movers and shakers
- Classical: Spanish sizzlers
- Comedy: There's life in the old Boers yet
- Arts & Books: The reluctant maestro
- Books: Chilled out by a wicked generation
- Books: All dressed up, nowhere to go
- Books: Independent choice - Short stories
- Books: The Eat a Bull Contest
- Books: Washed-up by the bards behaving badly
- Books: The mild one who revved up for an uneasy ride
- Books: Fangs ain't what they used to be
- Books: Artichokes with the Godmothers
- Books: A myth that is virgin on the ridiculous
- Books: The Devil has all the best dunes
- 1 Stoke City investigate 'religious abuse' after 'pig's head is found in Kenwyne Jones' locker'
- 2 Gove’s lesson: spare the comma, spoil the child
- 3 Ukip captures Labour fortress in South Yorkshire by-election
- 4 You thought Ryanair's attendants had it bad? Wait 'til you hear about their pilots
- 5 Join Ryanair! See the world! But we'll only pay you for nine months a year
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