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Abstracts: Corruption uncovered at heart of the Met. Lamplugh police to re-examine unknown bodies. Biggs: I'm returning home to face the law (and to order a curry and a pint of bitter)
Abstracts: Corsicans listen for three words. Travelling with egalite and fraternite. The elder statesman
Abstracts: Cosmetics and toiletries. Chemists' and household goods. Wines
Abstracts: Cosmetics and toiletries. Electric shavers. Tobacco products
Abstracts: Cosmetics for spring will feature soft, pastel colors. Importance of drug stores in sunglass field increases. Drug store as theatre: creativity that pays dividends
Abstracts: Cosmopolitan turns to TV Spy's love for her dog put D-Day secret at risk. UK: BRITISH TROOPS JOIN EUROPEAN ARMY
Abstracts: Cost cuts in store for Lloyd's. Lloyd's faulted on working methods: The Morse report. No rewrite for Lloyd's horror story
Abstracts: Costly car chase for my stolen number plate. 'What do I have to do, come back in a bodybag?'(stalking) The high costs of doing something for nothing
Abstracts: Cost pressures keep safety on the sidelines. Delivering the workers for Blair. Car dealers drive a hard bargain for 'K' day
Abstracts: Costs crisis threatens GM's life. BMW threat to axe Rover jobs UK: ROVER MANAGERS SACKED
Abstracts: Costs of fixing mortgages. Life insurers set to cut bonuses. Forget the horses, give to charity: tax tips for royalty
Abstracts: Costs rise, but quality does not. Sun, sea and sand: it's hell out there. Oily, grasping and bent: why nobody loves a lawyer
Abstracts: Costume dramas. Er, say that again, Prime Minister? Oh no, it's 'Tubular Bells II'!
Abstracts: Cot death link to smoking parents Bugs resistant to antibiotics on the increase Immune system link to chronic fatigue
Abstracts: Cough up - with interest. Covering the cost of the Millennium bug. IT switches on to ADR
Abstracts: Could do better - but how? Get ready to be amazed. Never mind the age, feel the quality
Abstracts: Could do better: leafy suburbs hide low achievers. Above and beyond for A-Levels. Nurturing the polymaths of the new millennium
Abstracts: Could do better? Which hat shall I wear today? The will to win, win, win!
Abstracts: Could Jessica's story happen here. And never the twain shall meet. It could never happen again
Abstracts: Could medicines be made to measure? The death song of the seas. A blind spot for female beauty
Abstracts: Could someone explain why we are bombing Iraq? US pours in combat experts to train drug-busting squads of Colombia
Abstracts: Could the map turn red again on Sunday? Uneasy silence surrounds Yeltsin. Kolya is a scientist. Nadya is a doctor. They and their five daughters live on 80 pounds sterling a month. No wonder they may vote Communist on Sunday
Abstracts: Could the single currency ever break apart? Don't take risks on EMU, Mr Blair. Leverage and the lender of last resort
Abstracts: Could this be Birmingham? GCSEs and an A-level in vice. Caught before they could claim another child
Abstracts: Could ultrasound damage your baby? Is the sun so harmful? Teenage sex: what all parents need to know
Abstracts: Council cuts brought to book. It's our pit and we'll do as we please. 'High-rise horror' becomes des res
Abstracts: Council files that did the Lambeth walk. Shaping a scheme sure to put people into action. Council mortgage scheme fails to hit home
Abstracts: Council fraud inquiry attacked as 'French farce.' (Kent Fraud Squad investigates Thanet local authority) Blue-chip town painted red by middle class
Abstracts: Councils called to account. Property pensions a sign of the times. Buy or sell: it depends who you talk to
Abstracts: Councils send in the bailiffs. Airport 97: how local councils steered around financial disaster. A costly make-over for councils
Abstracts: Councils told to sell off pools 'No one country can insulate itself from a slowdown.'. UK: R&D SPENDING UP BY 10%
Abstracts: Councils want curbs on work at Sellafield US: INTERTEK FLOTATION PLAN SUFFERS SETBACK. UK: SELLAFIELD MANAGEMENT SACKINGS EXPECTED
Abstracts: Countdown begins to handover of China's next outpost. The new Joan of Arc, or what? Coffee prices are slumping (not that you would know it in Starbucks)
Abstracts: Countdown to a tanker disaster. Hole in ozone threatens UK. Save the world (and pass the fags)
Abstracts: Countdown to euro's great metamorphosis: Europe has eight months to prepare for the introduction of the single currency's 50bn coins and 14bn notes
Abstracts: Counting on new ways to collect cash. Bringing together muck and magic. A fund of holiday fun
Abstracts: Country for sale or hire: no reasonable offer refused. Russia grabs its last chance. The spectre of Weimar hovers, but no Hitler - yet
Abstracts: Country life calls, but can you bear to share your home? Commitment-free in the country. An everyday tale of country folk
Abstracts: Count your good fortune, for disaster lurks just round the corner. Are voters so apathetic that we must pay them to go to the polls?
Abstracts: County set decamps to Hungarian plain. President Vaclav Havel has dreams for his Czech Republic. They are dreams he wants the West to share
Abstracts: County survival hopes pinned on 'holiday test.' (local government reorganisation, Derbyshire) On trial for three days
Abstracts: Couple told victim she would be buried. Lodgers tell of couple driven by sex. 'I want justice for girls who didn't make it.' (victim of sex attack by Rosemary and Federick West gives evidence at trial of Rosemary West)
Abstracts: Courses that are failing our journalists. The day the Times stood still. So what does The Guardian stand for?
Abstracts: Courtroom technology on trial. Equitable may face another legal fight. Provision for a pension
Abstracts: Court told of the missing British hostess, a serial rapist and the full horror inside apartment 401. They asked for water, then money. Then they took April away, into the jungle
Abstracts: Coutts: for Queen and country (and not just anyone with 500,000 pounds sterling in the bank). Future of big bank mergers at stake as public gets chance to have its say
Abstracts: Coventry's new captain signed from Detroit. At least the computer knows where I am. The automotive oracle
Abstracts: Covered in dust, they were screaming, running, crying - police, people, firefighters, everyone. Some people were told the safest thing to do was stay in the tower
Abstracts: Cover-up sealed the fate of Barings. Fraud office goes into Barings. Barings dealer's 1m pounds sterling boast
Abstracts: Cowpats or chintz? We should all be worried by the Wal-Mart revolution. Don't pull down the shutters
Abstracts: CPS facing a crisis of confidence. Poor fear high price of cuts in legal aid. Life prisoner challenges 'expert' evidence
Abstracts: Cracks in a City monument. Barry Goldwater. US takes first prize for self-delusion
Abstracts: Cradle of faith, cauldron of news. Poisoned Tigris spreads tide of death in Iraq. How the rouble buys the news
Abstracts: Cranky goes to Hollywood. Gangsters behind the camera. The emperor of Anime's last shot
Abstracts: Crash! Chief executive at NatWest Markets ousted. A philosopher in the home of the brash
Abstracts: Crash report reveals RAF row over cause of tragedy. Pilot recalls skill that saved crippled 707. Mystery of the flight to disaster
Abstracts: 'Crash' tackling. Courting computers. Give us this day our vitamin A
Abstracts: Crazy loner with racist motive is suspected. Anger at clerics' extremism as race attacks rise. Knifings and knuckledusters: the problems of dispersal
Abstracts: Cream of the crop. A kingdom for a stage. Come into the garden, Maud
Abstracts: Creating a social superhighway. Widening the Net. Just point and click: it's a breeze on the superhighway
Abstracts: Creating the marketplace is more important than managing a factory. GERMANY: VODAFONE CLAIMS SUPPORT
Abstracts: Creative art of making (and losing) fortunes reveals who really wants to be a millionaire. Why RTL's pan-European dream is just not working
Abstracts: Cressida Ridley. In praise of wooden acting. Sir Harold Ridley
Abstracts: Crimes ... and punishment. Elite crime squad kicks out corrupt detectives. One-man flying squad lands Met's top job
Abstracts: Crisis hits leaderless WTO. Tailor training and skills to what we really need. Invest in machinery made of flesh and blood
Abstracts: Crisis is not our fault, say supermarkets. Could we stop this culling with a jab? Still out of bounds: half the footpaths in Britain
Abstracts: Crisis mission to save Irish peace. What price freedom for Clegg? Dail welcomes 'balanced' document
Abstracts: Crisis? What crisis? The turnip strikes back. One man's obsession to beat the world of sport into submission
Abstracts: Critical choices ahead. Family home is a nest-egg for retirement. Time for the real world
Abstracts: Critical report provides cover for Blair to press ahead with his big idea. Blair puts 'baby bonds' at heart of DIY welfare state
Abstracts: Criticised, shunned ... how did the MBA survive? Need funds for fees? Ask your boss. The US road to business success
Abstracts: 'Criticism of Tory right is baloney.' (Baroness Thatcher; Keith Joseph Memorial Lecture)(Transcript) 'Era of deadlock and drift is over.' (President Bill Clinton's inauguration speech) (Transcript)
Abstracts: Croatian forces fire on UN helicopters. Old creed replaces Croat's faith in justice. Croatian road helps to divide Bosnia spoils
Abstracts: Croats burn and kill with a vengeance. Face-to-face with ethnic cleansers. Israel's bitter vengeance
Abstracts: Crop trade wars and the maize of confusion: legal battles loom over genetically engineered produce. Minefield plague was legacy of war for France
Abstracts: Crossing frontiers. Trust me: I wrote the review. With a song in his heart
Abstracts: Crossing the cultural divide to the South Bank. A black man's minister. Forget the cricket - there's still Carnival
Abstracts: Crossing the literary borders. A smart move with a timeless woollen classic. Taste the future of ice cream
Abstracts: Crossing the Tiber, after Luton. Paths of glory. The complete guide to Inter-railing
Abstracts: Crowd control - the nice Belgian way. More Sad Chad than Shock Jock. If only he'd lived somewhere else
Abstracts: Cruelty case 'must lead to change in protection policy.'. Loan sharks, the debt trap and why credit companies are now on borrowed time
Abstracts: Cruise missiles won't stop the dangers facing US democracy. Lobbyists in the driving seat. A perfect sex scandal for the New Puritans
Abstracts: Crunch time for Walkers crisps. I've looked at work from both sides now. Treats for those with a taste for food
Abstracts: Crunch time nears for the television gamblers. The talk of the town. Lebanon pulls plug on rampant 'coat-hanger' piracy
Abstracts: Crusade to ban landmines falters in the face of mankind's savagery. Eat your heart out, Britney Spears
Abstracts: Crushed in Suharto's iron grip. Looting and rioting hasten the end for Suharto. Suharto cronies suspected of murdering judge
Abstracts: Cry 'God for England and St George.' (backbenchers views on voting for the Maastricht treaty for European union)(includes related article with the views of MPs Teresa Gorman, Nicholas Budgen, Sir Teddy Taylor and Bernard Jenkin)
Abstracts: Cry: God for Harry! England and Saint who? Never underestimate a rich man's anger when forced to resign. Censorship is no way to shape a nation
Abstracts: Cry 'God for Tony Blair, England and The Sun.' (UK Labour party leader Tony Blair changes his stance on European Union to suit different audiences)(Column)
Abstracts: Cryptic crops. Across the Arctic by dog. Can the elvering go on for ever?
Abstracts: Cuban Gold: for export only. I had that Thinker in the back of my cab once. And the heat goes on
Abstracts: Culling can be a fishy business. Can high technology find bin Laden? Meet the army's newest recruit
Abstracts: CULT fiction. The real life of Salman Rushdie. Fury! The savaging of Salman Rushdie
Abstracts: Cult friction: a sect of warrior mystics - who use martial and magical arts to protect themselves from bullets - may be about to turn Indonesia's political crisis into a bloodbath
Abstracts: Culture shock for Bonn bureaucrats. Bureaucrats under the scalpel. Bureaucrats who lie low in Brussels
Abstracts: Cumbria's cows have returned to their pens, but can life ever be the same after foot-and-mouth? Economic effects spread to shops and even sport
Abstracts: Cumbria's farmers have the Belgian Blues. Taking on the die-hard flat caps. So they think you are dead ... but are you?
Abstracts: Cunning patriarch propels Christianity to heart of state. The night religious persecution returned to Russia. Moscow reopens the door to religious intolerance
Abstracts: Curious case of the high-flying Tory treasurer and the sinking ships. Secret report reveals council vote-rigging
Abstracts: Currency bomb is still ticking. Crisis worst for 50 years, says Clinton. Is a credit crunch coming?
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