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Monday, 6 September 1999
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- Schroder vows to continue reforms
- Bradley catches up with Gore
- Wave of religious murders blamed on Hindu fanatics
- Builder in quake scandal arrested
- Street Life - Samotechny Lane: Russia's new pay-per-class state schools
- Russian troops kill three Serbs
- Knifeman tries to kill Mubarak
- `Turkey needs a new constitution'
- Israeli judges ban torture of suspects
- pounds 136m swindle fugitive caught after four months on the run
- California outlaws the Pepsi-sponsored schoolday
- City Life - Los Angeles: LA eyes up Skid Row for some gentrification Skid Row
- Clintons clash over Puerto Ricans
- Schroder's slump helps racists rise
- Rebels stage new invasion of Dagestan
- MIDDLE EAST PEACE ACCORD: Bomb threatens prisoners' release
- Greece opens EU door for old enemy Turkey
- MIDDLE EAST PEACE ACCORD: Will the Palestinians have freedom of movement?
- East Timor in turmoil: UN must now decide if a force should be sent
- East Timor in turmoil: Why doesn't anyone stop it?
Business
- Around the World's Markets: Jakarta
- Around the World's Markets: Frankfurt
- Around the World's Markets: London
- Outlook: Somerfield
- Around the World's Markets: Tokyo
- Witkoff buys Shell-Mex House
- MPC likely to shun early rate increase
- Leek United spurns offer
- Safeway rebuffs approach by `desperate' Somerfield
- British Midland going global
- Market Report: Next's smart rise leaves the rest looking dowdy
- The Investment Column: Wilson Connolly
- Vodafone in talks with Bell
- The Investment Column: Arriva
- Virtual City Diary
- British Biotech nears cancer drug deal
- The Investment Column: Trouble in pipeline at IMI
- The sins of the past come back to haunt NatWest's takeover of L&G
- Outlook: Euro membership
- Outlook: Sir David struggles with City sceptics
- SMG buys Hearts stake
- Flying Flowers sticks stamps online
- Airtours bid `close to collapse'
- Time the MPC abandoned activism
- Labour's employment miracle rolls on - but for how long?
- Ikea poised to overtake MFI as UK favourite
- US employees top league in working hours
- What The Sunday Business Papers Said: The Sunday Times
- TV shopping channel may float for pounds 2.5bn
- Fund managers slam plan for hi-tech index
- `Get on the Web and look for work' says Chancellor
Life & Style
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- Open Eye: Retirement, with strings
- Open Eye: The difference between a face and a teacup
- Open Eye: New Masters courses
- Open Eye: 'I did nothing at all..' - defence or confession?
- Open Eye: Messing about in boats
- Open Eye: Last of 'the Waltons'
- Open Eye: Views on life as a farm wife
- Open Eye: First Tuesday - Oxymoron? Or is it academic progress?
- Open Eye: Open minds, open cities
- Open Eye: MBA is next hurdle: Nigel Walker
- Open Eye: Validating external diplomas
- Open Eye: OU graduate earns first teaching 'Oscar'
- Open Eye: Simon Newton
- First Night: Hurt back to haunt us all with his best
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- Gazette: Anniversaries
- 1 Gay couple beaten in park urge MPs to moderate language on gay marriage
- 2 After woman sells virginity for $780,000, here are the results of our prostitution survey
- 3 Exclusive: Championship clubs set to push for safe-standing trials
- 4 China agrees to impose carbon targets by 2016
- 5 Far-right French historian, 78-year-old Dominique Venner, commits suicide in Notre Dame in protest against gay marriage
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