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This year's model
Sunday 08 October 1995
Menswear made history before they even made a record. Here, they explain to Nicholas Barber how they played the fame game, and won
Prosecutor in final attempt to convict OJ
Wednesday 27 September 1995
Opening her final attempt to prove that OJ Simpson had the means, motive and opportunity to murder his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman, Marcia Clark began the prosecution's summing up yesterday with an emotional plea to the jury.
Bums on pedestals
Saturday 09 September 1995
Are you eating? If so, skip this column and only return to it when the table is cleared and the washing-up done, because today we are going to explore our bottoms. And not the nice, fleshy outer bits, either - you can see a hundred of those in any old Mel Gibson movie. No, I'm talking anuses, rectums. Hell - I'm talking colons.
Why murder is a matter for the Round Table
Sunday 20 August 1995
IT SEEMED that murder had lost its power to shock in today's Russia. As one Moscow daily noted recently: "Triple killings have become a normal occurrence." The Moskovski Komsomolets described a quadruple killing, where the victims all had their throats cut after being beaten to death with dumb-bells. The news was worth a filler.
First encounters: When Fats Waller met Al Capone
Saturday 12 August 1995
How Fats Waller was given to Al Capone as a present. The sixth in a series of memorable meetings drawn by the distinguished American illustrator Edward Sorel and written by Nancy Caldwell Sorel. Last week, Anton Chekhov and Leo Tolstoy; next week, Ludwig Wittgenstein and Bertrand Russell
Porthmadog has a first knight to remember
Tuesday 04 July 1995
Sean Connery was hardly missed at a film premiere that starred a Welsh coastal town, reports Michael Prestage
A white-knuckle ride I cannot join
Friday 30 June 1995
The Redwood camp looks like a small sectarian wing which will never unite the Tory party, argues Jerry Hayes
Grim-faced state of siege
Monday 27 February 1995
It was a bright crisp day in the City of London yesterday but there was precious little sunshine at Barings' Bishopsgate h
Captain Moonlight: A typical Sunday at Chequers
Sunday 11 September 1994
BORIS YELTSIN arrives in Britain later this month for a weekend at Chequers en route from Moscow to Washington. John Major is understood to be anxious to provide Mr Yeltsin with a flavour of the authentic Britain while he is here. There is talk of a visit to a pub and a village cricket match. But will this be enough? The Captain, as you know, is a great proselytiser for modern Britain; and so, to help the Prime Minister along a bit, I have devised a full Sunday programme for Boris:
Scandals threaten career of black civil rights boss
Thursday 18 August 1994
WASHINGTON - The largest and most venerable civil rights group in the United States, the NAACP, is embroiled in financial crisis and a leadership scandal. It may cost the organisation its controversial director, Benjamin Chavis and much of its dwindling prestige and influence as a mouthpiece of black America, writes Rupert Cornwell.
'O J missing on night of killing'
Wednesday 06 July 1994
IN EVIDENCE damaging to O J Simpson, a limousine driver yesterday testified that the sports star was not at home when he called to pick him up to take him to Los Angeles airport on the night of the murder of his former wife, Nicole, and a male acquaintance.
Howard's limousine stolen
Saturday 11 June 1994
The Home Office has launched an urgent security review after Michael Howard's bullet-proof limousine was stolen. One of the Home Secretary's official cars, a pounds 26,000 Ford Scorpio Cosworth, was taken from a hotel car park in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, in the early hours of Thursday before Mr Howard addressed an Association of Chief Police Officers' conference on drugs. It was found dumped a mile away without its wheels.
- 1 Heading for America? Prepare for the longest US immigration queues ever
- 2 Boxing: Carl Froch slams fellow Brits for sparring with Mikkel Kessler
- 3 You thought Ryanair's attendants had it bad? Wait 'til you hear about their pilots
- 4 David Cameron goes to war with press over 'swivel-eyed loons' slur
- 5 It’s official: thanks to Stephen Hawking's Israel boycott, anti-Semitism is no more
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