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O&Y asks court for more time00:02
Ankara hardens line as Kurdish rebellion grows bloodier: Hugh Pope examines the West's indifference towards a Turkish campaign to crush increasing solidarity among the Kurds00:02
Gqozo hides behind inquiry: Ciskei's leader faced the press in Bisho yesterday. Some questions he would not answer and for others he lacked the information. Chris McGreal reports00:02
ROCK / I'll be your substitute whenever you want me - or who replaced whom00:02
Paralympic Games: Chief coach leaves after scuffle00:02
Sport in Short: Rugby Union00:02
Savoy group stays in the doldrums00:02
For killed00:02
Gifts destroyed00:02
Letter: Flag of incitement00:02
Commentary: Creative directors in danger00:02
Terrorist arms found in Ulster00:02
Consortium buys MCC's Panini at auction00:02
John Major's duty to his Queen: The Royal Family is being pursued without mercy. Matthew Symonds outlines the advice the Prime Minister should take to Balmoral this weekend00:02
Football: Clarke claims an Irish milestone00:02
'One-third of teachers dissatisfied'00:02
Seven held00:02
Sport in Short: Baseball00:02
Sport in Short: Golf00:02
Collapsing offices take shape00:02
Letter: Households that band together00:02
RECORDS / The sounds of breaking bones: Andy Gill reviews the week's new album releases00:02
Minister faces questions over use of forces: Hamilton summoned to defence committee as concern grows over troop deployment in the Gulf and the former Yugoslavia00:02
Letter: At a loss for words after Ciskei00:02
Abkhazia move00:02
Call me liberal, but that Labor Day parade still moves me00:02
Talks on HK airport funds00:02
View from City Road: For value, be with the Prudential00:02
Clinton off target on Patriots00:02
Football: FA 'must discipline eight'00:02
Football: Aldridge powers to hat-trick00:02
The changing face of Lloyd's00:02
Blasphemy law 'should be widened or ended': The Commission for Racial Equality has called for new legislation to fight discrimination, including an updating of blasphemy law. Nick Cohen reports00:02
Authors divided on best books for children: Writers asked to nominate literary classics cannot agree. Sarah Strickland and Judith Judd report (CORRECTED)00:02
Cricket: Thorpe on high: Michael Austin reports from Trent Bridge00:02
Taylor Woodrow slashes payout on plunge into losses00:02
Company News in Brief00:02
Sport in Short: Tennis00:02
Football: Williams' block on Bright00:02
Football: Same old story for Taylor's new England: White misses chance to ease plight00:02
Obituary: Lord Devlin00:02
Football: Scoring record equalled by Rush: Wales gain best World Cup win: Henry Winter reports from Cardiff Arms Park00:02
Letter: Productivity and a pounds 1-a-week nanny00:02
THEATRE / A flutter with no dividends paid: Paul Taylor reviews Chris Hannan's new version of Gogol's Gamblers at the Kilburn Tricycle00:02
Lira pulls down pound: Italian state of emergency and fears of Maastricht failure send shivers through financial markets00:02
Letter: Need to achieve world-wide currency stability00:02
Borrowed guns00:02
Letter: Effects of 'living wills' on doctors, carers and the law00:02
Mayhem for Cologne asylum-seekers: John Eisenhammer, in Bonn, reports on the struggle to deal with an influx of displaced people in search of sanctuary00:02
Asian family who set up business face deportation00:02
'Morning Star' relaunched to stave off closure threat00:02
EC pays for UN troops to guard food aid in Somalia00:02
Column Eight: A mystery waiting to be solved00:02
Sport in Short: Football00:02
Commission seeks tighter race laws: The Commission for Racial Equality has called for new legislation to fight discrimination, including an updating of blasphemy law. Nick Cohen reports00:02
EC acts over car subsidies00:02
Sport in Short: Hockey00:02
Football: Gough off as Scots subside: Swiss run over Roxburgh's men00:02
'Silver I have not, I am sending my sisters': Mother Teresa visits Birmingham to find hostels for the poor. Haydn Price reports00:02
Collapse puts 40,000 holidays at risk00:02
Kohl comes out fighting to stay on top00:02
Equestrianism: Tait aims to secure advantage00:02
Beer drinkers fear Budweiser truce (CORRECTED)00:02
Jail mutiny ends00:02
Rugby Union: A tale of two whiskies00:02
Science chiefs' budget attacks were suppressed00:02
Killing inquiry hampered by missing case papers00:02
Obituary: Harold Curtis Fleming00:02
Letter: Effects of 'living wills' on doctors, carers and the law00:02
Sport in Short: Cricket00:02
Education: The parents who are fighting for their choice: Ngaio Crequer reports on pupils who have been refused their first, second and even third preferred schools00:02
Sport in Short: Snooker00:02
Belgian deadline00:02
Racing: Sangster revels in renaissance: A tycoon of the turf tells Paul Hayward of gambits and gambles that have re-established him among racing's major powers00:02
GM enters credit card market00:02
Question time00:02
Patriotism pays in Albania00:02
Curriculum to enforce standard English00:02
The Trades Union Congress in Blackpool: Ford staff fear drift of work to Eastern Europe00:02
Cricket Round-up: Salisbury spearheads rout of Lancashire00:02
Letter: Grace missing from cricketing stage00:02
Agent's plea00:02
Wills00:02
BOOK REVIEW / The buried secret of an English gentleman: Serenity House - Christopher Hope: Macmillan, pounds 14.9900:02
Cricket: Daley saves Durham's pride: Scyld Berry reports from Taunton00:02
Shadow Cabinet economic policy divisions deepen00:02
Gunman jailed00:02
Obituary: Max Salvadori00:02
Cost control lifts funerals group by 10%00:02
Sport in Short: Cycling00:02
Rugby League: Northern buy pounds 140,000 Fox00:02
Sport in Short: Paralympic Games00:02
Golf: Faldo switched on to new and old course: Tim Glover reports from Sunningdale00:02
View from City Road: Problems mount for Hillsdown00:02
Privatised city shows Russia the capitalist way00:02
Now for a nice cup of organic00:02
Truth behind a mythical golden age: Statistics supporting the view of a more violent society do not tell the full story, academics say00:02
MUSIC / EC listening: Meredith Oakes on Vladimir Ashkenazy and the Berlin RSO at the Proms00:02
Sport in Short: Speedway00:02
Letter: Amis's absence00:02
Sailing bug00:02
Raid charges00:02
Rugby Union: North's sucker punch00:02
Letter: Effects of 'living wills' on doctors, carers and the law00:02
ROCK / A tough act to follow: After 15 years, The Stranglers have a new line-up. Mark Wareham met the men who replaced Hugh Cornwell00:02
Iranian arms seized at Zagreb airport00:02
Court Circular00:02
Pru ready to cut bonuses again00:02
Charter plans to combat bullying among pupils00:02
Major says single market holds key to growth00:02
Boddington still eyeing Devenish00:02
Outhwaite agency breaks up00:02
Pound hits lowest since joining ERM00:02
Leading Article: For Italy, the joke's over00:02
Spassky win00:02
FILM / Mr Roberts goes to Washington: With the release of Bob Roberts, Tim Robbins is being compared to the young Orson Welles. Sheila Johnston met him00:02
ABP foresees no trading upturn00:02
Shares slip as P&O fears trade set-back00:02
Italy gives in on Efim debt00:02
Law Report: Extradition warrant for prisoner is upheld: Regina v Secretary of State for the Home Department and another, ex parte Osman - Queen's Bench Divisional Court (Lord Justice Woolf and Mr Justice Pill), 30 July 199200:02
ECC results lead to downgradings00:02
Ciskei's spiralling cycle of revenge00:02
Education: Course Guidance: Getting the best from a year's gap: Karen Gold investigates the benefits and pitfalls of taking time off before study00:02
Sport in Short: Pools Dividends00:02
De Klerk wants to see Mandela00:02
Birthdays00:02
Diary00:02
Graduates: From a top degree to the bottom rung: Sarah Strickland studies the jobs crisis driving graduates to despair00:02
'Violent disputes' herald Booker shortlist00:02
Threat to aid flights censured00:02
MTM makes pounds 24m charge00:02
NFC sees smaller rise in profits00:02
PROMS: BBC Singers / Holten - Royal Albert Hall / Radio 300:02
Tajik leader pledges to steer away from Islam00:02
Cricket: Somerset release MacLeay00:02
BBC in deal to reach Peking00:02
Lombardy's funny money is no longer a joke00:02
The Mars today is moreish in every way00:02
Racing: Power of Love to hold Norwich00:02
Tailhook women sue US navy00:02
Set adrift by a failure of political nerve: By ducking the crucial asylum issue, Germany's leaders have left their new nation bitter, directionless and ruing unification, says Thomas Kielinger00:02
Suicide attempt00:02
Tennis: Careless Graf mirrors Becker's torment00:02
Bush to speak on economy00:02
Fashion: Take off that jacket and get smart: At last, says Lisa Armstrong, working women can exchange the dull security of the office skirt-suit for the comfort of layered styles and elegant knits00:02
Racing / St Leger Meeting: Devious steps in to test St Jovite: Changes in the weekend cast list hold the spotlight but the dopings of 1990 still cast their shadow over today's card: Paul Hayward reports from Town Moor00:02
Tehran 'clashes'00:02
Chess00:02
Boy's silence over friend trapped for three days00:02
Bumper mushroom crop fails to whet appetites: Scientists have been speculating on the 'fungiphobia' among Britons. Steve Connor reports00:02
Market Report: Six dropped in biggest Footsie shake-up00:02
Cricket: De Silva inspires recovery00:02
Key Swedish interest rate raised to 75%00:02
Angola's army not prepared for polls: If the election process goes awry, government and Unita forces could wreck the peace plan. Richard Dowden, Africa Editor, reports00:02
ROCK / The 1992 Mercury Music Prize: Andy Gill looks at the winner of the inaugural Mercury Music Prize00:02
Paralympic Games: Holmes' record haul00:02
The Trades Union Congress in Blackpool: Electricians look assured of re-admission00:02
Education: Course guidance: The chance to try out a working life00:02
Obituary: Henry Ephron00:02
Business and City in Brief00:02
IRA attack00:02
Anniversaries00:02
Letter: Grace missing from cricketing stage00:02
View from City Road: Invesco test on staying power00:02
Tate director attacks Moore estate plans00:02
Smell threatens garden00:02
Cricket: Stephenson shines: Derek Hodgson reports from Derby00:02
Sport in Short: Boxing00:02
New inspectors target those schools 'at risk'00:02
Sport in Short: Athletics00:02
Sewage plant will supply electricity00:02
ROCK / Wood without knots: Ron Wood gets on with everyone. Giles Smith talked to the peace envoy of rock00:02
Football: Wanted: a zeal of approval00:02
Liner offers00:02
Yeltsin cancels visit to Japan00:02
The Trades Union Congress in Blackpool: Campaign for full employment00:02
Italians crack down on tax-dodgers in effort to rescue lira00:02
Obituary: Peter Deriabin00:02
Delay threatens Salvador peace: Ruben Zamora, a prominent left-wing politician, talks to Elizabeth Nash about the precarious state of the deal signed to end the 12-year-old civil war00:02
Obituary: Sammy Timberg00:02
Hard-hitting campaign aims to cut child road deaths00:02
The Trades Union Congress in Blackpool: Civil service market tests 'are biased'00:02
Portals' pre-tax increase fails to impress market00:02
Education: Why gut feelings beat league tables: Schools must now publish their exam results, but do better grades change parents' minds? And how much choice do parents have anyway?00:02
Racing: Lingfield investigation continues00:02
Karabakh talks near collapse00:02
Public Services Management: Government faces taxing time: The Tories have been wrong-footed over their replacement for the 'community charge'. Andrew Evans examines the facts and figures00:02
Macho culture 'fosters violence': A preoccupation with manliness is blamed for the brutality of criminals but the public's fear of becoming a victim is nothing new. Terry Kirby reports00:02
Bakhtiar suspect00:02
Leading Article: The cost of devaluation00:02
Commentary: Company car is not dead00:02
Letter: Moggie meanings00:02
Sport in Short: Bowls00:02
Boy Scouts battle on anti-gay policy: Levi's, the denim firm, has withdrawn its sponsorship over the movement's refusal to accept homosexuals, writes David Usborne in Washington00:02
Basketball: Kingston come back in disguise00:02
Lei bottoms out00:02
Fashion: All in a flutter over tiddlywinks: False lashes, which graced the loveliest Sixties faces, are back in vogue, says Caroline Sarll00:02
Commentary: The Treuhand spreads its load00:02
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