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Abstracts: Big Mac at 30 no longer the burger king Tragedy of the Stepford children. Terror. Recession. War. The modern world is fraught with insecurities. But there's little new about our woes: peace of mind has always been elusive. And, for thousands of years, the wise have had an answer. It's called philosophy
Abstracts: Big Mac at 30 no longer the burger king US: WRIGLEY DEVELOPS NEW NON-STICKY GUM. The news deaf people have longer to hear
Abstracts: Big names from the small screen. How to be dead unpopular. Hard TV times for producers
Abstracts: Bigotry keeps fear alive in divided streets. We've made peace across the frontline. Mother waits in torment for the body of her 'wee boy.'
Abstracts: Big sounds for the small screen. A little bit tricksy. In a league of his own
Abstracts: Big spender Forbes woos Midwest. The man on the Moon. The E-campaign begins
Abstracts: Big themes, bigger pictures. Lots to look at, nothing to see. The return of the big picture
Abstracts: Big trouble for breakfast. So you want a career in television, do you? A plea to my new director-general: save foreign news
Abstracts: Big Yin & yang. The gag with the 10,000 pounds sterling punchline. Olympian ambition
Abstracts: Biker hitmen strike fear into Lebanon. Qana's horrors laid bare in a journey to hell. 'This is not just a military operation. It is an attempt to smash a country.' (Israeli attack on southern Lebanon)
Abstracts: Bikes overtake cars in sales but not in safety. Recovery measured in small bytes. Teleworkers are home and dry
Abstracts: Bill and Boris sup in Helsinki. Yeltsin: I'll see it through. Yeltsin mines vote in Siberian 'city of graves.' (Russian president Boris Yeltsin campaigns in far north)
Abstracts: Bill Ballantine. Pio Nock. Yuri Nikulin
Abstracts: Bill Clinton was angry. His White House advisers were hopping mad. Delors restates faith in road to federalism
Abstracts: Bill Gregson. Joan Maynard. Dorothy Dunnett
Abstracts: Billion dollar brains behind the Net. In office, he was rarely out of trouble. Now he's out, and Slick Willie's right back in it
Abstracts: Billions at stake as Forte steps up takeover war. Forte's 1bn pounds sterling giveaway defence. Billion-pound feud over feeding the nation's millions
Abstracts: Bill is the talk of Davos - not just his troubles, but his economy. Why not allow Korea to go to the wall?
Abstracts: Bill is the talk of Davos - not just his troubles, but his economy. part 2 The Davos elite sober up after euphoria of the millennium party
Abstracts: Bill or Tony: which one will history remember? Why speculators are good for society. 'Arrogant because we are good.' (history and prospects of the Bundesbank)
Abstracts: Bill Owen. Joe Lynch. Leslie Sands
Abstracts: Bill's a hard act to follow, Tony. Gotti. They march, they sing, they vote
Abstracts: Bill Shine. Felix Barker. Bill Naughton
Abstracts: Bin Laden and the Afghan Arabs 'holed up in mountains' as Alliance forces increase pressure. Estrada told he faces death penalty for plunder
Abstracts: Bin Laden steps up defiance of US by urging Muslims to resist the 'crusader.'. New air tactics point to Special Forces activity
Abstracts: Bin Laden 'trapped in mountain cave with escape routes blocked.'. UN fears disaster after strikes near huge dam
Abstracts: Biotech catches up with its advance publicity. Alan Stewart catches a glimpse of the brave new world of neural networks
Abstracts: Birds. Insects. Reptiles & amphibians
Abstracts: Bird smuggling takes its toll on rare species. Illegal trade threatens rare wild flowers with extinction. Council 'turned blind eye to abuse claims.' (Greenwich council accused of ignoring claims of brutality in one of its children's homes)
Abstracts: Birds. Saltwater aquaria. Freshwater aquaria
Abstracts: Birmingham offers a modern definition of social injustice. Prosecution raises spectre of conspiracy. Westland denies weapons deal conspiracy
Abstracts: Birmingham's first lady of art. Revising maritime history. Concert plans trouble Courtauld's peace
Abstracts: Birt begins the BBC break-up. Three lock horns in battle of the TV titans. Murdoch purues Italian television
Abstracts: Birth of a prof. Trapped in the ice at 19,000ft, soldiers can only wait and pray. There's a vendetta against me, says doctor
Abstracts: Birth pains that end in tragedy. 'After 12 hours, I'm like a zombie.'. We haven't got time for the pain
Abstracts: Birt in a skirt? What about real life, Mr Birt? Surely not a skirt in the slips?
Abstracts: Bite. Chew. Swallow. Gulp! The real thing ... only more so. Beneath the underdog
Abstracts: Bite the bullet and accept the Taliban. Don't mention the Germans. We should still talk to the Taliban
Abstracts: Bitter Afrikaners go north to set up white-only territory. Journey to the heart of Africa's medieval plague. To love, honour ... and to pay
Abstracts: Bitter crop that dulls the pain of a life in exile. Botnar spent 90,000 pounds sterling on Tory Savoy lunches
Abstracts: Bitter crop that dulls the pain of a life in exile. Buddhist monks seek solace in a retreat from the modern world
Abstracts: Bittersweet memories. Siegfried Sassoon - mad, sad or heroically confused? I didn't want to be part of the scene I'd helped to create
Abstracts: Black and Asian Britons still can't trust the police. The cruel truth about the way the courts treat kids. Asian candidates vie over Kashmir and posters
Abstracts: Black and red should take account of green. Systematic failure. Homing in on housing associations
Abstracts: Black apocalypse. Mr Muggs will see you after the bong. The Air apparent
Abstracts: Black Christmas for Blair as Mandelson and Robinson quit. Long feud with Brown sapped his will to fight. Mandelson will fight Hartlepool at next election
Abstracts: Black in the USA ... sweet and baad. Fame at the Flamingo: golden years in Soho. Charles Mingus: a musical misfit in black and white
Abstracts: Blackmail! Petya, me and the KGB. No hiding place from the legionnaires. UN troops spot their national differences
Abstracts: 'Black people call each other niggers, so why does it matter if white people say it?' (inquiry into murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence)
Abstracts: Blackpool, the town that's too old Labour for New Labour. The Bishop of Gnome. Heroin couldn't get him, nor the police, nor the hordes of dangerous girlfriends. Now he's going to be a grandfather. Keith Richards, a grandpa? Is this the end?
Abstracts: Black prince of Hollywood. I put a spell on you: the strange case of the rock star and his 75 children. In dot.com valley, the 'pink slips' are falling like confetti
Abstracts: Black South Africans claim media racist and unpatriotic. Africans war over Eve's footprints. South Africans discover xenophobia as foreigners flood in looking for work
Abstracts: Black takes PM to court over his 'lost' peerage. Canada attempts to regain peace image. 'First Nations' fight for freedom
Abstracts: Black wall of water swept down the gorge, crushing everyone in its path. This woman is living a nightmare. She is charged with spying on Nato. Her accusers? The East German secret police who are immune from prosecution. She faces a long jail sentence; they will stay free
Abstracts: Blair and Schroder stand united against colleagues and other foes. We can't ignore terrorism because it won't ignore us
Abstracts: Blair backs Britain to run the show. Brussels bets on Blair win to seal reform deal. Europe's fight against crime falls victim to the beef war
Abstracts: Blair-bashing may lead to warmer embrace. Blair must risk more for his reward. Blair puts Labour on alert for election
Abstracts: Blair braced for trouble in fall-out over poll. Peers are told: time to say goodbye. Twelve months later he's still man of the moment
Abstracts: Blair, BT and smoke-filled rooms. A Net darling with global plans. Copyright crashes on the superhighway
Abstracts: Blair, BT and smoke-filled rooms. Pearson's eyeball-counter focuses on a bigger prize. 'Sky is good for sport. And we will show it.' (Sam Chisholm, chief executive of BSkyB)(Interview)
Abstracts: Blair can dump unions, but not the poor. Lessons for Blair from the War of Little Joe. No more seaside slapstick
Abstracts: Blair can dump unions, but not the poor. What Prospect of serious success? Election that casts a poor shadow
Abstracts: Blair condemns 'historic' CAP reform as farmers celebrate. Syria tells Blair: Stop bombing civilians. Blair: Time for a clean break from Thatcher's legacy
Abstracts: Blair contemplates his biggest political decision. Party machines go into overdrive on first day. Tories pledge tax cuts and greater choice
Abstracts: Blair defends 'best chance for peace.'. Political institutions to shape a new era. Climate of peace allows healing to begin
Abstracts: Blair dismisses 'rag-bag ideas to save Tories.' (Labour party leader Tony Blair dismisses Queen's Speech) Creche calls salve MPs' consciences
Abstracts: Blair gives hope for something different. The world waits to see if Blair can tame the market. How much will Labour tax you?
Abstracts: Blair. How millionaires and their money dented Tony's image as 'a pretty straight sort of guy.'
Abstracts: Blair must make us sing together the Clinton hymn. Life in the Kingdom of Albia. Whale sharks on the doorstep
Abstracts: Blair: My pledge to cut taxes. Tories raise stakes on tax cuts. Tax experts cast doubt on Tory plans for savings of 8bn pounds sterling
Abstracts: Blair needs to be more than tough. Time for Blair to put on his bifocals. Why Blair must give power to the people
Abstracts: Blair offers a fresh start for Irish peace. Blair sets Ulster its biggest test. Blair hopes new Ulster talks can break the deadlock
Abstracts: Blair offers failsafe deal to Trimble. At last, Mr Trimble has a Big Idea to sell to Ulster. Paisley's terriers could be trouble for Trimble and the Agreement
Abstracts: Blair on defensive over rail. Blair: Rural second homes are serious problem. A head start for a quick getaway
Abstracts: Blair places his bet on the Thin Controller. 'Dear Tony, I can't believe I am writing this letter.'. Outcast: the definitive story of Peter Mandelson's fall from grace
Abstracts: Blair prepares to take the Third Way on electoral reform. The long walk ends at home for Mandela. The iron law of oligarchy prevails
Abstracts: Blair's big beauty contest. Labour's new sheen starts to fade. A speech that sets the scene for an election on May 3
Abstracts: Blair's big chance of power ...but not yet. A drama with genuine consequences for us all. One little s-word is hardly enough
Abstracts: Blair's boasts for UK economy are premature. Horrible year of hangover and misplaced hope. The curious case of the two-direction economy
Abstracts: Blair's brains trust. Citizen Dave decries 'malaise of dictatorship.' (Dave Church, leader of Walsall council)(Interview)
Abstracts: Blair's Britain: only the beginning. Blair aim is a mixture of idealism and realism. Why can't you be bold and brave at home as well, Mr Blair?
Abstracts: Blair's chance to lead in Europe. Blair's deafening silence on the euro. Time for Blair to put on his bifocals
Abstracts: Blair seals the pact with BT chief. Blair takes the battle beyond Clause IV. What Blair told Blunkett, and why
Abstracts: Blair seeks to break the mould. Blair puts the family at heart of moral crusade. Blair delays open government; Freedom of Information Bill will have to wait
Abstracts: Blair shows his irritation over claims that campaign is dominated by spin. Backbenchers pile pressure on Blair to delay election
Abstracts: Blair sleeps easy but wakes to learn a hard lesson. The war on apathy. How election decision was made .. and leaked
Abstracts: Blair's pledge to the dark estates. On cuts, rebels, and even those offshore trusts - Blair fights back. Blair puts the family at heart of moral crusade
Abstracts: Blair's vision to reform Britain. Milosevic has caught Nato still living by its Cold War creed. Mr Brown has offered the party a vision of his future
Abstracts: Blair's voters in Versace. Nightmare cures for unhappiness. Disembodied democracy awaits
Abstracts: Blair's winning plan: keep it simple. Must Major drown in dirty blue water? A clear message from the margins
Abstracts: Blair takes role of 'Persuader' to cement coalition. PM attacks the 'lie' that Allies are fighting Islam. No link between Iraq and terror attacks, says Straw
Abstracts: Blair tells Chirac Labour is party of Europe. Blair is on a mission. Driven by Thatcherite zeal. And the sick and disabled are next on the list
Abstracts: Blair tells Chirac Labour is party of Europe. Grandees issue grave warning on Europe. The stifling of British democracy
Abstracts: Blair tells shattered Omagh: 'Any parent would go mad with grief.'(bombing in Omagh, Northern Ireland; includes related articles)
Abstracts: Blair treads softly on new currency. 'Britain is losing jobs by staying out of eurozone.'. Brow: No early referendum but we are 'pro-euro realists.'
Abstracts: Blair voted the leading European. Greek quake death toll rises past 60. Wish you were here?
Abstracts: Blair vows Lords' defiance will be the last roar of the dinosaurs. Blair sharpens his axe to end 'feudal domination' of Lords
Abstracts: Blair: 'We did nothing wrong.' (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair supports diplomat claimed to have assisted in organizing overthrow of Sierra Leone regime)
Abstracts: Blair: 'We'll build a Welfare State for the 21st century.' (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair) Labour delays Social Chapter for two years
Abstracts: Blair: we must make our nation proud. Blair: It's a con trick, but this time no one will be fooled. Blair offers vision of a new young Britain
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