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Abstracts: Dozens killed, hundreds shot, as Middle East hopes are buried in battle of Joseph's Tomb. Israelis agree to Palestine state - in theory
Abstracts: Drama at the speed of light. Don Giovanni: the devil may care. Suite sounds of the city
Abstracts: Drawing on the text. The fine art of drinking at Muriel's bar. All that is solid melts into air
Abstracts: Drawing up the battle lines. Confessions of a 'bloke in a dress.' (comedian Eddie Izzard openly wears women's clothes)
Abstracts: Drawn from life. Dipping beneath the surface. Who says Belgium's boring?
Abstracts: Drawn from real life. Fine young cannibals. Old values, new treats from Cornershop
Abstracts: Dr Ben Burns. Farewell my lovely City of Angels. Sir Kingsley Dunham
Abstracts: Dr Benjamin Spock. Professor David Baum. Professor Leonard Strang
Abstracts: Dr Budd's policy options for the next Chancellor. Chancellor should not snatch at base rate cuts. What they should have told the Chancellor
Abstracts: Dreamers who win power will alter the dream. Breakfast time, and he's full of fight. A steep and slippery hill to climb
Abstracts: Dreaming of freedom and change. The land of rising expectations. Rebels deliver fatal blow to old guard
Abstracts: Dream machine that seduced a nation. Home sweet homes. 2-4-6-8 it's never too late
Abstracts: Dreams broken on the streets of Paris. Why we should listen to the Panzer's rumble. Why one man's beef is good for us all
Abstracts: Dream scheme. This area is secure. Take care when you take advisers
Abstracts: Dreams fade in face of Kuwait's siege mentality. 'To Hell with Blair - our hero is Osama!'. Putin lines up with Nato as US presents 'proof.'
Abstracts: Dreams in the corridors of power. A hard act to swallow. Rapture without tears
Abstracts: Dreams of unity survive on front line. (the 101st Bosnian Mechanised Brigade, mixed Muslim and Croat unit in Sarajevo)_
Abstracts: Dredging up the old myths. Who cares about children? There is no passive paedophilia
Abstracts: Dressed up to the Nineties. Turning Japanese. High style, hot gossip
Abstracts: Drink advertising 'inspires young to start taking drugs' UK: NEW PUBLIC TRANSPORT TARGETS UNVEILED. UK: GOVERNMENT CRACKDOWN ON DRINK DRIVING
Abstracts: Drivers face random searches at nationwide police road-blocks UK: BMW RECEIVES WARNING FROM BYERS
Abstracts: Drivers: prepare for your driest summer yet. The gangster and the cherub. 'I live every day like it's my last.' (tennis player Monica Seles)(Interview)
Abstracts: Driving a social revolution. Why self-help is doomed in our frantic modern society. A medieval idea with modern value for workers
Abstracts: Driving the flagship car. The cat that got the cream. UK: DAEWOO CANNOT PAY EMPLOYEES' WAGES
Abstracts: Dr Jimmy Jefferiss. If they eat junk, they'll flunk. It's not like that in our school, Jimmy
Abstracts: Dr Mario made me an addict. A disease that's made in the mind. Beware: it's made art disease
Abstracts: Dromey vs Morris: showdown at the T&G corral. Strike will bring Tube to a halt. Who pays the meanest wages to whom?
Abstracts: Drop in on the virtual neighbours. Give 'em hell, Samir. Survival: a net imperative
Abstracts: Dr Strangelove's secrets. Car fraud gangs pocket a fortune. Hush ... your secrets are safe with this man
Abstracts: Dr Trevor Lloyd Davies. 'You learn to put your feelings to one side and get on with the job.' (Nicola Davies QC to produce report following investigation into child abuse)(Interview)
Abstracts: Drugs: ads are not the answer. Drugs, murder, theft: cue laughter. Sex 'n' drugs 'n' boarding school
Abstracts: Drugs charge drives trucker to despair. He harasses me on the phone, sends me goods I don't want, but the police cant' do anything
Abstracts: Drugs giants flex muscles as SA tries to cut health bill. Japan's cult hero PM wins new mandate for reforms. Bio-pirates raid trees in the swamps of Borneo
Abstracts: Drugs in primary schools: the Ecstasy and the agony. From the cradle to the scholarship. Get online for the direct path to further study
Abstracts: Drug squad for 'Fortress Europe.' (clampdown on crime as internal borders opened) Future of Europe in the balance
Abstracts: Drugs: the open door policy. Epidemic of heroin sweeps Britain. From heroin to ecstasy: 100 years of abuse in Britain
Abstracts: Drug usage in pregnancy. Chain execs back drive for a pharmacy crime law. Mary Mullane to become honorary APhA member
Abstracts: Dr Who has been exterminated. The fine art of killing. Scared? That's the spirit
Abstracts: Dry land, red heat, on foot. And they're off. To the races. Power to the backpackers
Abstracts: DTC debated. Frank Foil promoted at Sandoz Pharmaceuticals. McNeil museum captures aura of 19th century apothecary
Abstracts: DTI bars Ladbroke from buying Coral. DFS hit by first profit fall in 28 years. No Christmas cheer for British industry
Abstracts: Dublin, Grasmere, Haworth, Limerick.... Gangland mocks as killers of a fearless journalist go free on Dublin streets
Abstracts: Dublin John, the accidental terrorist. Damning report on managers in Rikki Neave case. When bank manager Ian Lumb's overdraft became too big, he stole 100,000 pounds sterling to begin a new life - but though his job was to help others, he could not help himself
Abstracts: Dublin's literati now rub shoulders with the digerati as Ireland's IT industry booms. A bridge builder for the digital divide
Abstracts: Dudley Cave. I'm out with the in crowd. Survivors of a forgotten holocaust
Abstracts: Duffield is back where he likes to be - in the City limelight. Turbulent times in retirement
Abstracts: Dull, mediocre, bad - and well worth the price of a ticket. Sudden shafts of reality. A king's ransom
Abstracts: Dull? Suburban? Not the brave new Croydon. What's so funny about Croydon? Come to continental Croydon
Abstracts: Dump Camilla and find us a new Queen. Feeding frenzy. Paradise regained
Abstracts: Dumplings on tap for the running dogs of Communist imperialism. Opera's second chance
Abstracts: Dump the plastic, and gi' us yer readies. Enter the clean-shaven adventurer hero. How about bunking off for the day?
Abstracts: Dump the plastic, and gi' us yer readies. Working towards secure jobs. Rich man, poor man, superstar
Abstracts: Dump your boyfriend for Jesus or be damned. Calm before storm in city that thought it was safe. Signs of life on the rubbish heap
Abstracts: Duncan Smith: We must become more tolerant. Duncan Smith pledges to fight Blair for the centre ground. Allegations fly as MPs' final vote approaches
Abstracts: Dungannon estate celebrates the IRA's expulsions. Bush rejects Taliban offer to surrender bin Laden. The world on a war footing
Abstracts: Dust off the cities, clean up the world. Oh no! Not the soft cushion tactics! Dust, glory and hamburger fumes
Abstracts: Dutch floods drive 250,000 from their homes. Row with a bus driver led to Swiss massacre. We have ways of making you laugh
Abstracts: Dutch killing reopens files on traffickers. Dutch spirits rise with a watery sun. Dutch court jails seven over Dover lorry deaths
Abstracts: Dutch killing reopens files on traffickers. When killing is the only escape. The discreet killing of the bourgeoisie
Abstracts: DWA forms task force to carve out larger market share for member firms. McNeil museum captures aura of 19th century apothecary
Abstracts: Dying from a bad case of dogma. So just where do we go from here? It leaves me grinding my teeth
Abstracts: Dying of Hirst? Pass the Andrews. The madness in Nouvel's method. The school in a class of its own
Abstracts: Dyslexia gave him the drive, now Bill Gates has become his bete noire. A strong hand for the chip set
Abstracts: Each year, thousands die waiting for new organs. So what hope do they have now? 'Chief nanny', or just someone who wants us to be healthy?
Abstracts: Eager eyes on the snow show. Charismatic right-winger eyes top prize. Here's looking at you, ol' vampire eyes
Abstracts: Early birds plan retirement. The cautious way to plan retirement. Keep ahead of inflation in retirement
Abstracts: Early Gatt agreement 'vital.' (John Major explains reasons for agreeing world trade deal) Major now assured of Maastricht majority
Abstracts: Earning less can make you better off. Acting for the future. A better bet than bricks and mortar
Abstracts: Easdaq is the open sesame to Europe. What is going on at Lloyd's and will it go bust? How Leeson's deceit went unchecked for months
Abstracts: 'Easing' of Iraqi sanctions will make little difference, says UN. Anger mixes with grief on the US's day of remembrance
Abstracts: East Asia's dazzling growth is about to run into trouble. Where to expect a recovery in South-east Asia to start
Abstracts: East End or West Side - home is where the art is. The surreal collector from heaven. Tracey Emin, the art world's bit of rough
Abstracts: East End or West Side - home is where the art is. Why I'm happy to 'play God' with your food. Taking a walk on the wild side of Sicily
Abstracts: Eastern promise: high returns for high risk in a fast growing world. If you want a new Vauxhall, get a GM card. To make a donation to charity, get a Leeds Visa
Abstracts: Eastern promise quickly fulfilled. Regional airports still waiting in the wings. 'Capitalist-roaders' beware!
Abstracts: Easter, Passover, Eid - suppose they were true. Imran Khan's baby boycott. Roses round the door - and blood on the doorstep
Abstracts: East faces division over membership of Alliance. Russia prepares to partner Nato. Russia cuts its losses and agrees Nato link
Abstracts: East Germany's fast track to sporting glory. Meter misery in a parking maze. The border war threatening to break out in Berwick: the campaign in Scotland will be dominated by talk of independence
Abstracts: Easy pickings from the carousel. The valley of the shadow of tread. The farmer's in his hobby den
Abstracts: Eat, drink, and be healthy. Renaissance man returns. A reviewer of his new book has just called Burroughs a dirty old man. This tickles him no end. 'I wish I was a dirtier old man,' he says
Abstracts: Eat more soya and burn your bra .... Millions go hopping mad. Cruelty to elderly people: do we care?
Abstracts: Eat your heart out Yuri Geller. He's so nice, bless his cotton boxer shorts. Even the dog is treated for stress
Abstracts: Eat your heart out Yuri Geller. You've come a long way, Princess. School's out for ever: the teachers' story; I didn't see it as terrible
Abstracts: Ebner at centre of 'sweetheart' claim. DTI bars Ladbroke from buying Coral. GCHQ deal shows PFI is here to stay
Abstracts: EC farm deal 'will boost GATT negotiations.' France seeks reasons for ex-PM's suicide. Swords drawn over a soldier
Abstracts: Economic and demographic influences. Pub usage. Regional spending variations
Abstracts: Economic forecasts are as precise as the weather. Spring fever affects unit trusts. EUROPE: ECB ISSUES INFLATION WARNING
Abstracts: Economic growth tops the agenda. Southwark: walking back to happiness. Can Lord Rogers make us love cities?
Abstracts: Economic growth tops the agenda. Upturn as state cuts budget deficit. Man with 2020 vision
Abstracts: Economic management is not a party political issue. True or false? Work needs to be done on company tax
Abstracts: EC's bank raises its profile. Simenon would have loved it. They'll have to do it Ray's way
Abstracts: EC speech marred by backlash. Public services to improve and taxes to stay low. 'The aim is to improve services and cut crime.'
Abstracts: Ecstasy and the agony. The hardest sell: persuading Americans to give up shopping. Message from Wisconsin: nirvana is a job in a fast food joint
Abstracts: Ecstasy in the steam and snow. Not a dry fly in the house. Tune in, the dust has settled
Abstracts: Ecstasy in the steam and snow. 'Trust me, I'm a witch doctor.'. Make music, not war
Abstracts: Ecstasy once of month. The suit as sleuth. To manage or not to manage
Abstracts: ECT shocks to the health system. The price of smelling sweet. Cold turkey can give you cold feet
Abstracts: Eddie George warns on EMU suitability of France and Italy. Last-minute rush to get the euro into your pocket. Jobs crisis threatens plans for the single currency
Abstracts: Eddie the irresistible. A wry smile from the rising sun. Nothing to Hyde
Abstracts: E-dealing gets the green light. Don't forget your postcode: it does make a difference. Avoid the rush and shop online
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