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MUSIC / The other rite of spring: As Persephone comes to the Proms, Bayan Northcott reassesses Stravinsky's fraught collaboration with Gide00:02
Racing: Sabrehill switched to higher ground: Sparkling work persuades Cecil to hold an aspiring colt in reserve for more prestigious contest00:02
Tyson loses rape sentence appeal00:02
Food and Drink: Sage advice and secrets of perfect pork00:02
Auctions00:02
Climbers 'unlucky'00:02
Sailing: Ragamuffin looks strong for Australia00:02
Departures: Channel figures00:02
Russia keeps up the war with inflation00:02
Pensioner loses case over Hoover free flights offer00:02
New life for Germany's Jews: Adrian Bridge reports from Berlin on a community's joy as it opens a00:02
Food and Drink: Proof of the peach is in the pudding: Plump, perfumed peaches are superabundant right now, so make the most of this voluptuous fruit00:02
Motoring (Road Test): A lot more hum than rumble - The diesel success story continues, thanks to cars as sophisticated as Citroen's Xantia. But power and economy don't always mix00:02
'Brothel' raided00:02
Football: Portsmouth recruit Chapman to replace Whittingham00:02
Gastropod00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Malice in marble halls: 'Eyes' - Maggie Hemingway: Sinclair-Stevenson, 14.9900:02
Sporting digest: Rugby League00:02
Richard: once, twice, three times a leaver00:02
Biscuit maker to raise 925,000 pounds with cash call00:02
Kurd confusion00:02
Malaysia denies passport to 'anti-logging' poet: Cecil Rajendra puts verse to work in his radical criticism of environmental destruction, writes Raymond Whitaker00:02
Drink-drive case00:02
Gardening: Floyd and me and a load of old cobras00:02
Cricket: Ratcliffe digs in to steady Warwickshire00:02
Car loans come at 16.5% APR00:02
Company collapses ease but more manufacturers fail00:02
Strangers home in for the holidays: Neasa MacErlean looks at the growth of a new army to combat burglaries00:02
Food and Drink: Art by Hockney, soda by Silver: Emily Green found herself sandwiched between modern art and high fashion at a converted mill in Yorkshire00:02
'No alternative' to single EC currency00:02
Cost of fixing it00:02
Football: Robson's likely farewell to Wembley: Phil Shaw looks forward to today's FA Charity Shield00:02
Obituary: Bob Cooper00:02
Drink: Wine choice00:02
Golf: Woosnam regaining his touch: Welshman in driving seat at the BMW Open in Munich00:02
Profile: The Lady is for learning: Baroness Blatch, definitely head girl material00:02
Good advice or poor: the luck of the draw00:02
Gas death council is fined 25,000 pounds: 'Disastrous programme' of work led to incorrect installation of 800 heaters and escape of poisonous fumes, court told00:02
Divorced borrowers meet discrimination: Money Grouse00:02
'No easy way out of the conflict': Lord Owen says that use of military force is not the solution to a war with no clear distinction between aggressor and victim00:02
Cricket: Putting the case for Lord Ted00:02
Stag hunt to continue despite ban00:02
Last exit from Doncaster: The pits have gone, and so have the jobs. What's left for the town's youth? Jim White talks to the defeated and the determined00:02
Appointments00:02
A hotline for savers00:02
Irish blast wrecks Hickson factory00:02
Cricket: Atherton's armoury limited00:02
Rowing: Britain four-strong in finals00:02
Train strike00:02
Nervous traders push gold down further00:02
Leading Articles: Families change; so must attitudes00:02
Upbeat00:02
Tough talk from US on air strikes00:02
Watchdog bans three brokers: Employing firms 'have learnt from the experience and tightened their controls'00:02
Senate set for close vote on deficit bill: Defeat of plan to trim the budget despite Democrat majority would deal a body blow to Clinton00:02
Obituary: Henri Pharoun00:02
Double Play: Dreaming about the fires of youth: Edward Seckerson and Stephen Johnson on brilliant Brahms and retiring Rachmaninov00:02
Sailing: Watching the best is proving no easy matter: Hugh Bateson finds it lonely viewing at Cowes despite some spectacular exhibitions of sailing00:02
Food and Drink: From toffee apples to a bass-baritone: What does it take to make good beer great? Michael Jackson on that Extra something00:02
Appointments: Service appointments00:02
Letter: Who is Britain to lecture others about human rights?00:02
MUSIC / Clowns among classics: Julian Rushton at the Harrogate Festival's Philip Wilby premiere00:02
Call rejected00:02
Tearstains on life's envelope: William Donaldson's Week00:02
Departures: Beirut hotel00:02
Twelfth Man: Sumo II: Return of Merv00:02
Cricket: Ward's stand keeps Kent in the chase00:02
Youth job prospects 'set to worsen'00:02
Nato unclear on plans for attack00:02
Up to 1 million pounds stolen in armed raid00:02
Valley folk divided over 'farm for tourists': Writers seeking rural tranquility are embroiled in a clash with their neighbours, writes Peter Dunn00:02
TELEVISION / Ups and downs of life: Thomas Sutcliffe watches Architecture of the Imagination and finds steps in the wrong direction00:02
French court cuts Virgin's fines for Sunday trading: Branson considers closing doors pending negotiations00:02
Appeals: Share Music00:02
'Call me madam' is Hollywood hit00:02
Appeals: The Johnstone Mausoleum00:02
Ex-PM faces trial00:02
Actor prepares to face new audience with first one-man show of paintings, drawings and sculptures00:02
Fund entry to cost less00:02
Sporting digest: Rugby Union00:02
Obituary: Professor W. W. Robson00:02
Travel: Dover tip00:02
Athletics: Norman's power cut in job-share scheme00:02
Bouncy way with cheques00:02
Letter: Who is Britain to lecture others about human rights?00:02
Cricket: Oddball bounces back to Lord's: The all-round skills of John Carr have played a central role in the march of Middlesex. Rob Steen reports00:02
Letter: Catalogue of cruelty00:02
Squash: England seek play-off solace00:02
Style: The fastest, loosest, hottest, coolest strip in town: Eating, drinking, strutting, posing or gawping in wide-eyed wonder. Midnight on Old Compton Street, and all human life is here00:02
Candid Caller00:02
Attempted gassing00:02
Books / Historic beakers full of the warm south: The Mediterranean: Tony Peake reflects on the continuing allure of a tideless, eternal sea00:02
View From City Road: Short memories00:02
The week in review: Sport00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Taking the linguistic turn: 'Origins of Analytical Philosophy' - Michael Dummett; Duckworth, 25 pounds00:02
Cuttings: Weekend work00:02
Bitten by the Nipper bug: John Windsor looks at the enduring appeal of the HMV dog00:02
Bookshop Window00:02
Letter: 'Dirtiest fuel' adds insult to injured land00:02
Letter: How to put loads on the right track00:02
Wily aristocrat finally achieves his ambition: Japan's new PM has coveted the job since entering politics in 1971, Terry McCarthy writes from Tokyo00:02
A loan rate that won't budge: With controls on lending under review, Maria Scott highlights one problem00:02
Taxi driver dies during inspection00:02
Motor Racing: Making sense of Mansell rumours in the silly season: Newman-Haas team keen for British driver to remain in IndyCars00:02
Private investors are wooed to mercurial gold: Experts tell Neasa MacErlean why the precious metal is not a safe bet00:02
Property: How to make deals stick00:02
Style: Back street chic for the Soho smart set: For original, one-off designs, try the small shops and rooms just off the beaten track00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Life below the salt: 'The Descent of Manners ' - Andrew St George: Chatto & Windus, 20 pounds00:02
Letter: Keeping mum about the Queen Mother00:02
Israeli gamble comes off in Lebanon: Bombing Hizbollah has not upset the peace talks, writes Charles Richards00:02
Letter: Thumbs up for safety00:02
Molester jailed00:02
'Pink Panther gang' jailed for four years: Court told of 'beautifully executed' raid to steal Cartier gold and jewels00:02
Departures: Travel bookshelf00:02
Wave boy inquest00:02
Recipe: Real cool summer soup00:02
Wills00:02
Danger forces peace convoy to turn back00:02
Departures: Smart phonecard00:02
Travel: To hell and back with the T-shirt to prove it00:02
Virus suspected of killing thousands of garden frogs00:02
American Football: Johnson's approach gives food for thought: Annual NFL visit sees Cowboys looking into Lions' mouth00:02
Investors' compensation soars to pounds 18.6m00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Wild rover in a bar: 'Taking Scarlet as a Real Colour' - Evelyn Conlon: Blackstaff Press, 6.9900:02
Unita bombed00:02
Today's number: 500:02
Travel: A mean time in Greenwich00:02
Turner holds merger talks00:02
View From City Road: Japan-bashing slips quietly out of fashion00:02
Judge pulls stumps on village cricketers00:02
Letter: T Dan, a man with a vision of the North00:02
Cricket: Fraser puts Middlesex in control00:02
Three soldiers die in West Bank attacks00:02
Police name missing man after girls tell of rape00:02
Letter: Who is Britain to lecture others about human rights?00:02
Letter: Catalogue of cruelty00:02
Travel: Boris, booze and Beatlemania on the Ukrainian border00:02
School leavers 'face jobs squeeze'00:02
Belgian anger at US mourners00:02
Security van robbed00:02
UN throws a lifeline to Sarajevo: Plan to prevent mass starvation depends on Serb and Croat goodwill00:02
Babangida fails to silence the press00:02
Travel: Hills alive with the sound of cow bells00:02
Members to fight Leeds merger plan: Maria Scott reports that some of the building societies' customers fear the loss of convenient local branches00:02
Sporting digest: Equestrianism00:02
Policeman seeks to 'discredit' solicitor00:02
Departures: After the blast00:02
Train terror starts again in S Africa: After 12-month lull, gunmen kill five commuters in early-morning attack00:02
BOOK REVIEW / A cool head among the desperadoes: 'Turmoil and Triumph' - George P Shultz: Scribner's, 25.9500:02
Sporting digest: Boxing00:02
Artistic licence on tax00:02
Palace reveals selected secrets: Nation's most prestigious tourist attraction shows a surprising line in red carpets and electric fires00:02
Departures: Siberian train00:02
UK and French shares hit record on rate-cut hopes: Bank of France waiting for two-way market in franc so any reduction will not cause currency to plunge00:02
Court Circular00:02
Mortgage pay-off lump sums rise00:02
Rallying: McRae stays on the pace00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
Fixed rates heading for record low00:02
Discount for over-fifties00:02
Homesitters - housesitting00:02
Letter: How to put loads on the right track00:02
Balmoral gives 8.5%00:02
Wave boy inquest00:02
Award-winning design makes light work for jazz veteran and friend00:02
40 rebels killed00:02
Cash machine agreement00:02
Country Matters: Green shoots on Glorious Twelfth00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The Women of South Africa: Little, Brown, 14.9500:02
Travel: Take a deep breath and say Ah]: Swiss air is just what the doctor ordered. Charles Moseley explores the paths around Zermatt00:02
Appointments: Church appointments00:02
Thorn-GEC talks fail: End of discussions puts military interests back on market00:02
Property: Cracks in the housing market: Differences of professional opinion on subsidence can leave people trapped in houses they wish to sell, says David Lawson00:02
Bangladesh gift00:02
Bunzl to buy GKN division: Packaging company to raise pounds 17m for purchase of catering firm00:02
FILM / At long last, the look of love is back: Thomas Sutcliffe watches Architecture of the Imagination and finds steps in the wrong direction00:02
See me, feel me, touch me, heal me . . .: Heart Searching: Ill or disabled people are looking for partners too, says Lynne Curry00:02
Departures: City trips trend00:02
M-way robbers00:02
Football: Fear of drop in time of upheaval: David McKinney looks at the prospects for the new season in Scotland00:02
Letter: Catalogue of cruelty00:02
Deadline closes in for BT3 PEPs00:02
Display of body-belt is vetoed: Commissioner warned inquiry into deportee's death could be prejudiced00:02
Pharmacists protests00:02
Casino group takes over TV-am: Crockfords deal seen as way to avoid liquidation00:02
Nasty divorces seem to run in the family00:02
Population increase00:02
Eastman Kodak's chief is ousted00:02
Endowment sale hints00:02
THEATRE / The lore of the crowd: Paul Taylor reviews Julius Caesar at the Other Place, Stratford00:02
Travel: Write your way around the world: If you can capture in 500 words your impressions of a great city, you could win a long-haul air ticket and pounds 500 to spend00:02
Georgia force00:02
Blaze out00:02
Cautions for young are likely to remain: Youth crime policy 'limits reoffending'00:02
Hizbollah resumes shelling of the south: Lebanese PM says Shia militia will not be disarmed until Israel leaves Lebanon00:02
Motoring: Now is the time to drive a hard bargain: August is a good month for saving money on second-hand cars00:02
Obituary: Professor W. W. Robson00:02
Cricket: England bloodied by Waugh on two fronts: Fifth Test: Tourists' twins peak to oversee some much-needed restoration work after spinners cause alarm in the upper order00:02
UN army chief has doubts on air strikes00:02
10m pounds of ecstasy seized in raid00:02
MUSIC / Leading from the front: The accompanist Roger Vignoles finds that conducting offers a different view of the music. Antony Peattie reports00:02
Buyers sweep up Nadir's treasures00:02
Ore inspiring stuff from the smiths: Want a wine rack fit for Dracula, or just a sign for the Gents? Jonathan Glancey visits a forge where the prices start at pounds 200:02
August offer to investors00:02
Gardening: The colour purple comes to the Great Autumn Show: Anna Pavord invites readers to join us at a private view of the RHS's premier autumn event, and notes the best-dressed gardens are wearing mauve00:02
Quotes of the week00:02
Travel: To Gozo, with Homer and Suleiman: Geoffrey Mayhew hopped on a British Leyland bus and took a tour round Malta's tiny neighbour00:02
Birthdays00:02
Travel: Mixing it with other families00:02
Warburg Pincus takes stake in Amber00:02
Departures: Celtic festival00:02
Castro's high tea in Bolivia00:02
Obituary: William T. Rawlinson00:02
Market Report: Recovery hopes boost indices to record levels00:02
Faith and Reason: Christian love but no procreation: This week we start a new series, exploring Christian answers to the question Why Have Sex? The first writer is Diarmaid MacCulloch, who lectures in church history at Bristol.00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Cricket: Fordham's patience provides the polish00:02
Georgian building saved by 1 million pounds00:02
Quote Unquote00:02
Saving Sarajevo: 'The start of your end also'00:02
Paris Post War00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Letter: T Dan, a man with a vision of the North00:02
Banks get little credit from watchdogs00:02
Swimming: Gillingham defies rival and history for victory: Swimming: Briton maintains his discipline to come from behind and secure record third European Championship gold medal in the men's 200m breaststrokePlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in