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Moscow arrests man 'spying for Britain'00:02
ANC and Inkatha agree to work for poll peace: Buthelezi and Mandela extol 'friendship and love' but Zulu chief says he is not ready to join election00:02
Accident driver was banned00:02
Letter: Massed Tories00:02
Four children die as car is torn apart in head-on crash: Young victims' bodies are found in a field after being thrown 30 metres by force of impact. Andrew Gliniecki reports00:02
The rat, the minister and the facts00:02
Bosnian Serb fear of peace deal 'sparked air assault': After three days of US-sponsored talks, Croats and Muslims announce initial agreement on forming Bosnian confederation00:02
Swedish PM hails 'deal of the century'00:02
Leading Article: Divorce may lead to happier unions00:02
Bottom Line: GA is well placed00:02
Media: Anchor of the right mettle rises to the top: Diane Sawyer's dollars 7m deal with ABC makes her a brand name in US prime-time news. Peter Pringle and Edward Helmorein report00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: Vietnam dispels theories on addiction00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Law Report: No duty owed to cargo owner: Marc Rich & Co AG v Bishop Rock Marine Co Ltd and others: the Nicholas H: Court of Appeal (Lord Justice Balcombe, Lord Justice Mann and Lord Justice Saville) 3 February 199400:02
Obituary: Ron Leighton00:02
Theatre: Notices00:02
To Aiming, heroically, an illegal son00:02
Sex-abuse case against cardinal is dropped00:02
Sporting Digest: Rallying00:02
Admiral improves to pounds 4.6m00:02
Sporting Digest: Boxing00:02
Hunt to address TUC jobs meeting00:02
Obituary: Robert Cecil00:02
Policy on Ulster talks reaffirmed00:02
And What's More . . .00:02
Solzhenitsyn bids farewell00:02
Sporting Digest: Athletics00:02
Cricket: Atherton begins to feel the heat: England stumped by mood swinging from cheery to fretful as bowlers give cause for concern before today's one-day international00:02
PLO caught in a double bind00:02
Football: Life after Milan for Papin00:02
Football: League and FA take hard line on 'soft' referees: Premiership match officials accused of going easy on top players while the new Wales manager gets tough with his main men00:02
Chess: 39 steps to victory for title holders00:02
Hasidic Jews shot in Brooklyn00:02
ASW expects steel subsidies to continue00:02
Train death00:02
Ford's output to be increased00:02
Raine halves payout as profits rise00:02
View from City Road: Banks may have to limit their hedging00:02
Ballet star snubs Nureyev tribute: Former protege refuses to dance at charity gala00:02
Court Circular00:02
Policy on Ulster talks reaffirmed00:02
Root shock00:02
Six killed in Yemen fighting00:02
Obituary: Sir Harold Acton00:02
The Daily Poem00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: The Addict: Wild years of heroin, theft and self-destruction00:02
Fatah faithful turn against their leader: Arafat's most loyal backers are now questioning his authority, writes Sarah Helm in Jerusalem00:02
Leading Article: Some questions for Sir Nicholas00:02
Whale of a tale about love under the ocean waves00:02
Curator's Choice: Alexander Keiller Museum00:02
Dealership pushes Cowie earnings to record pounds 38m: Keep Trust purchase boosts turnover at motor retailer by 33%00:02
Mexico to allow poll obsevers00:02
MUSIC / A conservative party: Michael Dervan reports from Dublin on Music Now, a celebration of contemporary Irish music00:02
Inside Parliament: Thatcher entourage 'entangled' in dam fiasco: Sir David Steel accuses Tory backers of links to trade deals - Government retreats on the Police and Magistrates' Courts Bill00:02
Malkin visits00:02
Boxing: Oxford boxers on ring road to domination: Jonathan Rendall on the remarkable team leading a resurgence of university boxing00:02
Obituary: Sir Michael Ansell00:02
Bottom Line: Dawson's delays00:02
Sacked espionage chief 'had unmasked UK agent': Moscow compares the damage done to Cold War activities of a senior KGB officer who was executed00:02
Media merger rules 'unfair' to small firms: TV regulator attacks two-franchise limit00:02
Court challenge to wild bird shooting00:02
Letter: Malaysia's links with Britain00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: The dealer: Profits get blown away in cloud of crack smoke00:02
Coal Investments to reopen two pits00:02
Rugby League: Perrett takes his chance with Wales00:02
Letter: Elegance on the wind and power beneath the waves00:02
Yeltsin insists he is in control: President warns defiant opponents of jailing if they stir up trouble00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: The drug culture: Rise in deaths through experimentation by young and explosion in violent crime are signs of escalating use and abuse00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby League00:02
Kalon hoped to gain Manders paint for free00:02
Dear Gossard: Your Ultrabra commercials may have upset the PC brigade, but thery are uplifting news for me, writes a woman with D cups00:02
Chase charges00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: Problem among young00:02
Disposal in US pushes Dawson into pounds 80m loss: Pringle maker signals a deep cut in its dividend00:02
Cricket: TCCB acts to stop trouble brewing: Authorities launch campaign to control the excessive consumption of alcohol by spectators00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: One in three backs legalising cannabis00:02
The London Fringe: Side-splitting stuff00:02
Management: Director excellence is not out of reach: When the price of shares is seen as the priority, the temptation to make other decisions fit that goal may be irresistible00:02
'Freebies' galore for hundreds of MPs (CORRECTED)00:02
Medecin fights extradition00:02
Salt 'n' vinegar with sugar on top: It's National Chip Week. Just one example of a food industry on the defensive, says David Nicholson-Lord00:02
View from City Road: GKN must try harder00:02
New pounds 2 coin00:02
Diary00:02
Comedy: Prima Donna: She's a stand-up who's a woman who's a lesbian - in that order. James Rampton talks to the outgoing Donna McPhail00:02
Lyell's fate hangs in the balance: Major returns to fresh crisis and Tory anger at Heseltine accusations QBY: COLIN BROWN, Chief Political Correspondent00:02
Bank marks 300th birthday00:02
US growth of 7.5% shocks markets: 'Bloodbath' in bonds continues as fears grow that Federal Reserve will soon increase interest rates to dampen inflation00:02
Walking: Belligerent past fires the imagination: Michael Leapman enjoys the peace of a Surrey valley where a gunpowder industry flourished for centuries00:02
Architecture: Finding heaven in a tin of bully-beef: Peter Dunn on the restoration in Wales of an unusual Second World War monument: a Baroque chapel built by Italian POWs out of ration boxes, cement sacks and food cans00:02
THEATRE / Planks and passion: Paul Taylor on The Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol, a new production from Theatre de Complicite at Riverside Studios00:02
Algerian journalist killed00:02
Competition00:02
Racing: Whitbread spring target for Cogent00:02
Parliamentary Questions - Written Replies00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: The Cartels: Cocaine trade surges in Europe: Colombians exploit lucrative market00:02
China promises not to hit at British firms00:02
Cricket: Odumbe goes into overdrive00:02
Abbey cuts back on fixed-rate lending: Bank unable to support 18.5 per cent share it built by active marketing00:02
Sporting Digest: Hockey00:02
Rugby Union: Rowell and Rossborough in running for manager's job00:02
US and Russia move to divide Bosnia00:02
Sporting Digest: Squash00:02
Letter: Agony beyond the West's Bosnian 'triumphs'00:02
Obituary: Robert Cecil00:02
Police hold 26 over murder of French MP00:02
Best-sellers00:02
Golf: Open hospitality sting: R&A give way to commercial pressures00:02
An old war, a new awareness: As veterans fade away, their fight is at last recognised as the decisive struggle it really was00:02
Letter: Elegance on the wind and power beneath the waves00:02
Rugby Union: Cooke leaves glorious monument behind him: Mark Bailey, an England player in the early years of Geoff Cooke's rule, analyses the manager's strengths00:02
Gruesome tales from a dark, dank world: Emma Daly finds the conditions of unspeakable suffering in east Mostar are relieved only by candlelight and courage00:02
Oedipus Schmoedipus, Hite knows better00:02
US opposition grows to friendship with Russia: Ames case gives Republicans ammunition to attack President Clinton's Moscow policy00:02
Lilley to target poor families00:02
Letter: Elegance on the wind and power beneath the waves00:02
Rowing: Laing lends full support00:02
REVIEW / . . . As the priestess said to the Bushman00:02
46 cows killed00:02
Computer clone suffers as big names fight back: Mary Fagan explains why Dell, once a rising star, is now struggling to keep up00:02
Birthdays00:02
Business & City in Brief00:02
BOOK REVIEW / Blistered dwarfs and cringing Gollums: Wagner's ring of the Nibelung: A Companion - Thames & Hudson, pounds 24.9500:02
Anniversaries00:02
Today's Number: 300:02
Steel tells MPs of Pergau link00:02
Protest dominates Grand Met meeting: Inntrepreneur publicans take rent dispute to shareholders00:02
Warning over safety of Sellafield reactors00:02
Media Viewpoint: Ten million reasons why the cameras will roll: David Elstein bites back at Michael Grade for calling BSkyB's latest film deal an 'insult to viewers'00:02
Letter: Europe's choice for president00:02
Life in a cage for feminist who dared to tell the truth: Taslima Nasreen's candid views on sexual issues enrage Muslim fanatics in Bangladesh. Tim McGirk spoke to her in Dhaka00:02
Rugby Union: Five Nations Focus: Coaching the cause of England's famine: It is 12 months since Will Carling's team scored a try. Barrie Fairall hears some of the reasons why00:02
Minister admits flaws in vocational qualifications00:02
Rabuka back in charge00:02
Bottom Line: Cowie motors ahead in a buoyant market00:02
Sporting Digest: Sailing00:02
Out of America: Cosmetic job fails to save mayor's face00:02
Treasury tries to revive finance plan00:02
Ivory Towers: Drowning by numbers, or how to spot a simulated suicide note00:02
Football Round-Up: Celtic fans stage Parkhead boycott00:02
Sporting Digest: Ice Hockey00:02
Dyke steps down at Yorkshire00:02
Football: Fan's Eye View: Butler's silver service: No. 64: Barnsley00:02
EU deal with Swedes, Finns and Austrians00:02
Gummer in third snub to councils00:02
Letter: Safer motoring00:02
Football: Arsenal look to England's forgotten men: Spiked Gunners prepare for the silencing of Silenzi in the shadow of the Alps as Graham aims to draw shroud over Turin hopes00:02
Fisons ends long hunt for finance director00:02
Motor Racing: Brundle in a McLaren00:02
Leading Article: Ploughing, delving, discovering00:02
Treasure 'cowboys' face pounds 5,000 fines: Bill targets illegal sale of historic items00:02
Pembroke: Tarmac's Sir Eric finally takes to the road00:02
Property prices slip back00:02
View from City Road: Fundamental fears emerge among investors00:02
Airbus-Boeing talks in danger of collapse00:02
Veteran Labour MP dies00:02
Row over TV rights in Poland00:02
The real cost to society in lives and cash: Special report: the drugs explosion00:02
Mobile phone company to extend free calls offer00:02
Company News In Brief00:02
Media: Will Rupert's eastern Star turn to dust?: Satellite TV seemed to offer Murdoch riches in Asia, but he faces a dish of difficulties, says Maggie Brown00:02
Two more bodies found in garden: Missing persons' files scrutinised00:02
Racing: Dunwoody banned as rivalry boils over: Champion's title hopes slip with suspension for obstructing Maguire00:02
GA provides for claims on pensions: Less than pounds 5m allocated by insurer with only small share of market in personal policies00:02
Malaysia calls for flights concession: Row over deals is followed by demand for Heathrow rights00:02
Major and Clinton seal new rapport with Sarajevo plan: Prime Minister and President put their past differences aside and reaffirm 'breadth and depth' of special relationship00:02
Junk-food diet 'threatens child health': Improvements in heart care could be wiped out by an addiction to fatty foods. David Nicholson-Lord reports00:02
Tories to defy rules on Lloyd's00:02
Market Report: Shares march down again amid interest rate worries00:02
Theatre: Out of site, but not out of mind: Daniel Magee was a published poet by the age of 12, a brickie by 15 and a Republican for life. He'd rather be known as a 'builder's labourer who writes'.00:02
Driver jailed00:02
Letter: Global silence on the slaughter of Israelis00:02
Racing: Wragg's reward is Walk of life00:02
Underrated: Poet, patriot: The case for Rudyard Kipling00:02
Global warming 'taking place': Scientists list evidence of man-made climate change and warns of global threat to natural resources00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: Anti-ulcer medicine 'targeted by addicts'00:02
Obituaries00:02
Porn club death toll increases to nine00:02
Letter: Good for business00:02
Racing: Will to win may lose a title: Greg Wood on why camaraderie vanished in the home stretch00:02
Architecture: Above: a great place for a gallery: When it comes to picking a site for the Tate's next project, Bankside Power Station should be the choice, and not the more troublesome South Bank, says Jonathan Glancey00:02
Equality pay00:02
Letter: Europe's choice for president00:02
Nuclear team in N Korea00:02
Bailey to reverse into Markheath00:02
Tennis: Bailey set to return00:02
Lyell will fight to avoid being only scapegoat: Patricia Wynn Davies on the Attorney General's likely testimony to00:02
Sporting Digest: Basketball00:02
GKN bid too low, claims Westland00:02
Sporting Digest: Cricket00:02
Sporting Digest: Bowls00:02
Sporting Digest: Tennis00:02
A veritable bible of good news? Seeing is believing00:02
Britain's Drugs Crisis: The Police: Alarm at rise in drug-related violent crime00:02
View from City Road: Abbey readjusts to reality00:02
Boys die in fire00:02
INTERVIEW / Plowman's half hour: Jon Plowman is the straight man behind the funny women played by French and Saunders. Life's a gag, the TV producer tells Sabine Durrant00:02
Ballet star snubs Nureyev tribute: Former protege refuses to dance at charity galaPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in