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Investment: Hi-tech looking a bit low00:02
FOOTBALL: Overmars overturns Forest00:02
Historical notes: The prince and the autograph album00:02
Omagh Bombing: A bomb's savage legacy: 28 lives snuffed out, hundreds left to mourn and wives who and daughters00:02
Football: Captain Cantona returns00:02
Podium: The Japanese economy will recover00:02
The Independent recommends: Pop00:02
Edinburgh Festival `98:Brecht allied to slapstick00:02
Rugby league: Gateshead brought into Super League00:02
Football: Shearer gives Hoddle support00:02
Sailing: Peyron breaks Pacific record00:02
World Cup stadium is Paris's biggest attraction00:02
Edinburgh Festival `98:If music be the food of laughter, play on00:02
Around the World's Markets: NEW YORK00:02
Merger mistake misled markets00:02
UCAS Clearing: Let's clear away the anxiety00:02
Edinburgh Festival `98: Beneath the glitter lies an awful lot of gold00:02
Football Around the World: Vialli faces drugs prosecutor00:02
Athletics: Master classes can inspire Campbell to higher levels00:02
Letter: Modified food00:02
MPs back sacked British Biotech whistleblower00:02
The struggle is just beginning00:02
Quote of the Day00:02
Cabinet three seek to crush left's NEC bid00:02
Leading article: There's no point throwing good money at the rouble00:02
Sale boosts Pru war chest to pounds 2bn00:02
Students do the honours with betting00:02
Letter: Beauty secrets00:02
ATHLETICS: FORM GUIDE TO THE EUROPEAN ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP00:02
Joys Of Modern Life: 10: Ceefax00:02
Letter: Beauty secrets00:02
Stagecoach falls00:02
Letter: NHS merit awards00:02
Cricket: Donald eager for mission of destruction00:02
Obituary: Eunice Frost00:02
The Independent archive: Obituary: President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq00:02
Sporting digest: Rugby union00:02
Riddle of 1918 flu bug that killed millions is solved Riddle of the flu bug that killed millions is explained00:02
Why the MPC is just an economic sideshow00:02
Why bad lads can make good dads00:02
Clinton's Testimony: The President meets his Prosecutor00:02
Drugs in sport: Doctors' ethics attacked00:02
New Films00:02
Friends set for pounds 750m L&M takeover00:02
Clinton's Testimony: The President meets his Prosecutor00:02
Obituary: Roger Luard00:02
With Each Statistic, A Tragic Story00:02
How Ann Widdecombe wriggled out of hard covers00:02
Clinton's Testimony: Monica keeps a low profile00:02
Creativity00:02
Letter: Modified food00:02
Pakistan deports bombing suspect00:02
Omagh Bombing: Shopkeepers behind hardline republicans00:02
Analysis: It never rains but it pours...00:02
Pandora00:02
Leading article: Let the state deal with the bombers00:02
Early data help stem LLP's fall00:02
Gloomy outlook for UK economy00:02
Letter: Modified food00:02
RUGBY UNION: Welsh giants are left stranded00:02
Alone and starving, baby's three nights on remote hillside00:02
Cricket: Alleyne deputies able and willing00:02
Can Russia survive the horrors that lie ahead?00:02
CRICKET: LEADING FIRST CLASS AVERAGES00:02
Sporting Digest: Football00:02
Omagh Bombing: Sinn Fein's shift shown by its words00:02
Health check: Let's see more women wield the knife00:02
Cricket: Mixed emotions for century man00:02
Right of Reply00:02
COMPANY RESULTS00:02
WPP broadens its horizons to grow00:02
Watch out Labour, the Trots are back with a vengeance00:02
Hong Kong fetes old Communists HK pays tribute to Communists00:02
Telewest buys up NTL stake00:02
Huge drop in rouble value causes alarm00:02
Pension fund00:02
The Independent recommends: Classical00:02
Racing: Jockeys fighting owners for trouser power00:02
Obituary: Geoffrey Hubbard00:02
Comedy in Canada: it's no laughing matter00:02
Investment: First to feel the emerging pinch00:02
Sporting digest: Football00:02
The Word On The Street00:02
Racing: Forgiveness can prove Wonderful00:02
This magazine for men sells 775,000 copies a month. These magazines for men don't. Spot the difference. (Sad, isn't it?)00:02
Peking students take to the streets00:02
Manhood up against the wall00:02
Tuesday book: The master of the monster00:02
Thistle to return pounds 120m to shareholders00:02
Sporting digest: Rugby league00:02
Television Review00:02
Omagh Bombing: The bombers' savage legacy: 28 lives snuffed out, hundreds left to mourn00:02
Home videos of public tragedy00:02
The Independent recommends: Theatre00:02
Odds look good for Leeson after bowel operation00:02
Mentally-ill `kept in prisons too long', says report00:02
Bus driver hero tells of scenes straight from Hell00:02
Outlook: Markets are playing Russian roulette00:02
Reform must be fast, warns IMF00:02
Wise woman survives in the land of fools00:02
All-share deal creates pounds 400m waste business00:02
Edinburgh Festival `98: When all the parts add up00:02
Proms: Richard Goode BBC Symphony Orchestra, Royal Albert Hall London: The last act of an emotional volcano00:02
Omagh Bombing: Prisoners' release will still go ahead00:02
Clinton's Testimony: The Lewinsky Chronicles: How The Story Unfolded00:02
Balloonist in good spirits after rescue00:02
Letter: Beauty secrets00:02
US court victory for BAT00:02
Edinburgh Festival `98: Ticket Offers00:02
Letter: Gays and St Paul00:02
Atomic plant is fined for leak00:02
Letter: Modified food00:02
Letter: NHS merit awards00:02
Outlook: Wrong way to regulate biotech00:02
Football: Yorke pounds 12m tempts Villa00:02
More university places for the poor00:02
Letters: In Brief00:02
Britain on the Couch: Therapy comes to the rescue of the me generation00:02
Clinton grilled for hours by Starr00:02
US group pays pounds 44m for Abacus00:02
Thought for the Day00:02
Letter: Modified food00:02
Letter: Too much cream?00:02
Somerfield in merger talks with Booker00:02
Football: Friendly cancelled after Omagh bomb00:02
Omagh Bombing: The Witnesses00:02
Investment: Spectre of history back to haunt a robust WPP00:02
Around the World's Markets00:02
Blair tells grieving Omagh: `Any parent would go mad with grief'00:02
Market Report: It was a portfolio trade, not a rogue00:02
Japanese markets fall for a silly season sensation00:02
Letter: Gays and St Paul00:02
Does evil make good art?00:02
Golf: Singh's major odyssey is complete00:02
Words: smaragdine, adj.00:02
Obituary: Andre Gertler00:02
When Russian tanks came to Bognor00:02
Racing: HYPERION'S TV TIPS00:02
People and Business: Ronson douses the flame of writ00:02
Boost for Ugland00:02
All Monica wanted was a shortcut00:02
Athletics: The one-lap wonders lead medal hopes00:02
Millennium projects still pounds 330m short00:02
Building a better life in the shadow of death00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Outlook: Booker comes along too soon00:02
Tennis: Henman joins the game's elite the top 1000:02
Coming soon to a screen near you - weather-porn00:02
Football: Defeats tarnish Jewell's gems00:02
West on alert as Russians float rouble00:02
Boardroom shake-up at Branson's Victory00:02
First Call, Last Call00:02
Letter: Peers' interests00:02
Obituary: Lionel Lister00:02
The Independent recommends: Film00:02
Half-Yearly Promotions00:02
Cricket: Spinners' good old day00:02
Letter: Modified food00:02
Oil prices resist cuts in output00:02
Cull to destroy 12,000 badgers00:02
Sporting digest: Golf00:02
Bid talk sends Selfridges soaring00:02
Cricket: Ducks fail to scupper Swann00:02
Motor racing: Hakkinen and McLaren stunned by Schumacher00:02
Monitor: All the News of the World: Response to the current instability in Congo00:02
Chess00:02
Me and Mr Bobo's booze00:02
Sporting Digest: Rugby Union00:02
'Would you want a wheelchair in a picture of the England cricket team?'00:02
Clinton testifies to sexual affair with Lewinsky00:02
Edinburgh church hall presents guide to bomb-making00:02
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