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Abstracts: Digging up diamonds in the British Museum. Where to find sin in the modern world. British chips find life easier as french fries
Abstracts: Digital TV allows spying on viewers Mutuals head the list for best-value savings Coach potato fear of digital television age
Abstracts: Dinner ladies from hell prepare for strike-breaking South Korean police. UK: FORD PROBED OVER DAGENHAM PLANS
Abstracts: Dinosaur of steel comes back to life with earth, wind, fire and drama. From convincing triumphs to conceptual pretzels
Abstracts: Diplock courts: a model for British justice? The tornado of Mercedes has a way of driving a hard bargain. Justice gets a poor bargain
Abstracts: Diplomat reveals Britain's betrayal of Tibet. Nobbling the watchdogs. In this new world, all of us must rethink our attitudes to sovereignty
Abstracts: Direct line to profits Sale nets 1.8m jackpot for ex-BR managers IRELAND: DEBIS SYSTEMHAUS TO BUY AERFI
Abstracts: Direct marketing gets back in business. The writing's on the wall. Polyphonic perversity: the facts
Abstracts: Direct method vs tender touch. Town halls' winning slogan: new chiefs, new performance. Workers at the deep end
Abstracts: Direct route to controversy. How small fish compete in the global pond. Now it's sex and drugs and writing code
Abstracts: Dirty dancing in Orchard Road. Broken wings, healing hands. The sacred heart
Abstracts: Dirty hands blamed for increase in reported food poisoning Could your expenses cost you your job? Say it with a spray of silk flowers
Abstracts: 'Dirty tricks' row reopens Duffield feud with Jupiter. The hard man on soft commissions. Fund managers told to bear brokerage costs
Abstracts: Disability Act may finally get some muscle. The boss dons kid gloves. A workers' wish list?
Abstracts: Disability needn't handicap your retirement. Plan to retire with an easy conscience. Pensions for latecomers
Abstracts: Disciplined approach. Strong growth is backed by solid banking. Banking's glitter begins to fade
Abstracts: Discount fever marks shift in shopping habits. Secrets bursting to come out of the closet. Fashion industry poised to show who wears the trousers
Abstracts: Discount grocers battle for trade. Branson takes to the airwaves. A small bonus for democracy
Abstracts: Discounting their blessings. For richer, for poorer. Take your share and reap the dividends
Abstracts: Discredited City analysts find themselves under attack from all sides. Crackdown on annuity sellers
Abstracts: Disgraced! Or so the papers say. The true confessions of a female diarist. Twelve good men and true - as long as they don't read the papers
Abstracts: Disk with a cast of thousands. A picture of wealth. Gods and monsters
Abstracts: Dismayed, by a big majority. Engaging with the future. News from the front line: a videophone developed by two UK firms is revolutionising TV coverage from Afghanistan
Abstracts: Disney celebrates first birthday of town they built out of the American dream. The National Front lies in wait to take French town
Abstracts: Disney struggles to rediscover its old magic in the Net age. The phantom genius
Abstracts: Dispute dims power's big day. United Utilities shocks City by ousting Staples. British Energy sets sights on expansion into North America
Abstracts: Dispute over maps delays US peace deal. Karadzic defies West by handing power to militant ally. The future: can the Dayton deal lead to a lasting settlement?
Abstracts: Disqualify us at your peril. Two's company, five's a crowd. Five years later, they are still in peril on the sea
Abstracts: Disquiet on the home front. Why, Mr Darcy. You're black. The frightening world of phobias
Abstracts: Dissecting Rolf. Friend of the stars. Richard Eyre is OK!
Abstracts: Dissidents on the Internet at gulag.com. Yeltsin under fire as rouble is devalued. Viewing the world through Russia's window on the West
Abstracts: Distrusted, distressed and denigrated: the plight of the modern teacher. The head teacher
Abstracts: Disunited Arab chiefs cling to 'land for peace.' (danger of collapse of Oslo peace agreement for Middle East) 'Smoking them out' is not new in the Middle East
Abstracts: Divers raid seabed war graves for 'trinkets.'. Rachel Goldwyn sang a protest song in Burma. Yesterday she was given seven years' hard labour
Abstracts: Divided we stand. Big Brother buys our loyalty. Is society breeding child-killers?
Abstracts: Divine, darling. Boys' night out. Who was hot, who was not
Abstracts: Divisions between rich and poor remain just as rigid as in the dark days of Dickens. Ashworth run by inmates not staff
Abstracts: D.I.V.O.R.C.E? I.N.S.U.R.E! Norman McCann. US: WIRELESS LICENCE AUCTION
Abstracts: Divorce may cost Murdoch billions and expose secrets of his empire. Documents expose al-Qa'ida's terror planning
Abstracts: DNA links 'Stone Age' tribe to first humans. Boy from Bingley 'lobbed intellectual grenades' at science. The uranium minefield
Abstracts: Do a little each day and interest multiples. Talk to me as professionals and I'll respond. Why the sound approach is making a comeback
Abstracts: Do a little each day and interest multiples. Your choice. Is Trinity too popular for its own good?
Abstracts: Docklands no longer badlands. For another world, follow the guide to God's own islands. Hitch-hiker's guide to reality
Abstracts: Doctor, can't you ease the pain? Morphine still drug of choice for pain. In the hands of drug giants
Abstracts: Doctor, doctor - can I have a fag and a chip butty now? Tobacco giants in 13bn pounds sterling merger. The habit Hollywood just can't stub out
Abstracts: Doctor, doctor, you're not on my wavelength. Cape of good hope. Blood clots may affect one in ten passengers
Abstracts: Doctor murdered elderly woman while her friend waited outside in the kitchen, court told. He thought he was so superior. But he was incompetent as a killer
Abstracts: Doctor, my whole family has this giddy feeling .... Microbe of the month: equine morbillivirus. Nothing is too tough for these bugs to bite
Abstracts: Doctor's dilemma. God's own spin doctor. The doctor who lost her patients
Abstracts: Doctors get right to force-feed anorexic patients. Girls get angry, too. Doctors say it would take miracle to save Allwood babies
Abstracts: Doctors wait for sign that they have a future. Bart's battles to honour founder's pledge to poor. Bottomley backs hospitals shake-up
Abstracts: Doctors who pay the piper call the tune. Blair's NHS will adopt the best of the old and the new. There may be trouble ahead
Abstracts: Doctor to challenge medical hierachy Dispute over annuity rates hits Equitable Lloyd's broker pays out compensation
Abstracts: Doctor Who returns to Downing Street. Many happy returns Miss Wright. The truth about the Queen (but not her dogs)
Abstracts: Doctor with his finger on Ambridge's pulse. Feeling tired and confused. Oh! What a naughty Sheela
Abstracts: Dodgy motors? Nah mate - it's fluid dynamics. Why studying Dickens makes economic sense. Virtual 'whiteboards' can take over the classroom
Abstracts: Dodi Fayed. Ken Hughes. Michael Ritchie
Abstracts: Does Britain's new-found prosperity offer lessons for other countries? Britain has everything to play for
Abstracts: Does Clinton need sex therapy? Forget Santa: Christmas is a girl thing. Idle, sad and baffled by sex. What's wrong with men?
Abstracts: Does DNA hold all the clues? Caught with suspicious genes. Innocence is all in the genes
Abstracts: Does fostering fail too many children, despite the efforts of their carers? Are standards dropped when the adopted children aren't white?
Abstracts: Does Frank Dobson need to have his head examined? Road to hell: from a childhood in care to death on the streets
Abstracts: Does Ireland's destiny lie with a woman from the north? Can they do it again? Churchman seeks to break Ulster 'siege.' (the Rt Rev Dr John Dunlop, the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church)
Abstracts: Does life begin at conception? Quit smoking? I could do it with my eyes shut .... A Deputy Prime Minister should watch the company he keeps
Abstracts: Does machismo face death in the bullring? Spain gets set to turn the tortilla again. Long-distance runner on his last lap
Abstracts: Does my waist look small in this? The master: the difficult world of Helmut Newton, the greatest fashion photographer who ever lived
Abstracts: Doesn't do much, does he? The outward bounder. The face that launched 1,000 quips
Abstracts: Does sex matter in the polling booth? A guide to hung parliaments. It's too close to call
Abstracts: Does sex matter in the polling booth? Why Labour can't blame 'voter fatigue,' contentment or PR. Budget does little to boost Tory ratings
Abstracts: Does the lottery add up? The Lord is my shepherd. The world's press beats a path to Room 280, where the Kilshaws just can't stop talking
Abstracts: Does the new paradigm apply to UK? Unpleasant arithmetic for the UK. The role of luck in the Bank's policy dilemma
Abstracts: Does the Rx look suspicious? Pharmacists need to strike a careful balance when handling questionable prescriptions for drugs with abuse potential
Abstracts: Does the system fail women - or did this woman simply fail? Cannabis on campus - repression is no answer. Howard's way: stylish and open
Abstracts: Does this man think he's God? Neighbourhood watch. Go on, it's safe to buy British
Abstracts: Does this man understand something about back pain that nobody else knows? When they die, there's nobody to care
Abstracts: Does your office make you sick? One man's revival of ancient English rites. A few of your favourite things
Abstracts: Do funds need a theme? The ISAs really do have it. Forget the gimmicks, kids need cash
Abstracts: Dogfight in the North. BR Turbo trains slide 'out of control.' It's shake, rattle and no new rolling stock
Abstracts: Dogged Clinton eyes the finishing line. Troops patrol devastated suburbs. Clinton fails to take the South by storm
Abstracts: Dog products. Bird products. Trade and brand names
Abstracts: Dogs. Pet product listings. Pet product index
Abstracts: Doing business with Boris. Introduce identity cards now. They would make life easier and fairer. Brice Fleutiaux
Abstracts: Doing Di. Rock 'n' roll and royalty. It was Jackie's. Who cares if it's a fake?
Abstracts: Doing it Dogme style. The emperor of Anime's last shot. A birthday present fit for a queen
Abstracts: Doing the hippy hippy take. And, can you believe it, they called me a hippy. Not so hippy, not so happy
Abstracts: Dole faces disappointment as he gambles on the Golden State. Luck puts repackaged Dole ahead of the pack
Abstracts: Dole faces his last hurrah. Luck puts repackaged Dole ahead of the pack. The old man of war is still a sure shot
Abstracts: Dole heads queue of would-be presidents. Buchanan's victory rocks Republicans. Where leaders are made and losers are broken
Abstracts: Dole queues will carry on growing, Labour warns. 'Another milestone on road to defeat.' (Labour party's reaction to 1995 Budget)(Budget special)
Abstracts: Dole queues will carry on growing, Labour warns. The curious case of the royal bedroom. Major resists call for independent review
Abstracts: Dole's TV wit lacks razor edge. Dole trails in crucial Midwest states. Third-man theme strikes US chord
Abstracts: Dome, sweet Dome. Battle for the right to build. Convenience, but at what cost?
Abstracts: Dominique Aury. Giorgio Strehler. Shoichi Yokoi
Abstracts: Donald trumpeting. Old Vic's master of disguise. Feelgood factor returns
Abstracts: Done with a flick of the writs. Even journalists get the blues. Free kicks? Not a chance
Abstracts: Don Henderson. Denver Pyle. Joe Lynch
Abstracts: Do not aid the hand that tortures. It's a tidy life in the palm of your hand. Extending the hand of comfort
Abstracts: Do not let trackers drive you crackers. Brokers 'winning' in motor quote wars. Welcome to the real world
Abstracts: Do not underestimate the power of Sony. History prepares to record demise of the video. Summertime and the music is easy
Abstracts: Don't argue with a 500lb turtle on heat. Friday night fever. The Geneva convention
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