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Abstracts: Kay Thompson. Marguerite Chapman. Eva Bartok
Abstracts: Keating pledges referendum on the monarchy. Australia set for election cliffhanger. Monarchy will be but a memory
Abstracts: Keep an eye on the changes. Definite articles are so hard to find. One firm's cringe is another's pride
Abstracts: Keep chasing that fox, Mr Blair, and you'll take the wrong turning. We see farming through the wrong end of a telescope
Abstracts: Keepers of the flame. Can't you see the world has just caved in? Just take a deep breath - and blow
Abstracts: Keeping democracy in proportion. It's baroque, but don't fix it. Time to put your head on the block, Mr Hogg
Abstracts: Keeping flags off the M5 map. You too could get to wear a wig like this. A time to change - or die
Abstracts: Keeping in step. Mistress of the dance. The bold and the beautiful
Abstracts: Keeping tabs on the untouchables. Relief from the patterns of children's obsessions. A breath of fresh air for children with asthma
Abstracts: Keeping the royal hangers-on afloat. Afloat on a sea of alcohol, the booze cruisers bid last farewell to duty-free
Abstracts: Keep it in the family. Labour's loose volcano. Pester power boost junk-food boom
Abstracts: Keep off the grass. Francis Bacon: the man who put the pain into painting? It's that mountain again
Abstracts: Keep the faith. 24 hours that shook the world. Space - architecture's final frontier
Abstracts: Keep the flag flying for our past glories. Winners at losing, hands down. The ad man's new pitch
Abstracts: Keep the home fires burning. Creating your own space. Eating as a family this Christmas? How novel
Abstracts: Keep the mix salty and strong. Politicians: if you want us to listen, keep it Short. Love thy neighbour and keep the noise down
Abstracts: Keep track of the growth markets. The profits of doom. How big is the bear this time?
Abstracts: Keep your children cleaner than normal. When going on holiday makes you sick. Divorce is bad for you, try again
Abstracts: Keisuke Kinoshita. Akira Kurosawa. Hiroshi Teshigahara
Abstracts: Ken and Nancy's rock 'n' roll circus. Farewell CDs, hello hard disk. You want to be famous? Click here
Abstracts: Ken Clarke's path of most resistance is a good thing for the market. Don't count on the feelgood factor alone to win elections
Abstracts: Ken Clarke's secret fan club. Labour: stop taking the tabloids. A fair wind for President Kinnock
Abstracts: Kennedy reveals talks with Blair to extend pact. The great pretenders. 'Tories are a true-blue, stumbling shambles.'
Abstracts: Kenny Macintyre. Alastair Hetherington. David Astor
Abstracts: Ken Saro-Wiwa was never a saint. The damaged women of Africa. Welcome death of a Great African Dictator
Abstracts: Kent to Leeds: a mercy dash too far. His brain forgot about his body. Striking the enemy from within
Abstracts: Kenwood has recipe for growth. Blimp maker comes down with a bump. Invent and invest is the key
Abstracts: KENYA: HUNDREDS DIE FROM ILLEGAL ALCOHOL. Parents wage war against 'cyberbooze.' (concern about US teenagers ordering alcohol over Internet)
Abstracts: Key account management in the business to business field: the key account's point of view. Switching costs in key account relationships
Abstracts: Key account management in the business to business field: the key account's point of view. part 2 Managing compensation caps in key accounts
Abstracts: Key Lockerbie evidence 'is flawed.'. A long and painful road to justice. Mandela breaks Lockerbie stalemate
Abstracts: Keys to success. The man I married has become a woman. I'm her mother, not her friend
Abstracts: Key to a flatowner's dream. The secret of getting a longer lease without going to war. Small flat, big bills
Abstracts: KGB approved 1 million Irish pounds aid request by party with IRA link. Capital offence: councils hit by fraud claims
Abstracts: Kicked in to touch. Merseying on down. Shopping and Funding
Abstracts: Kid from Death Row lives to tell a tale. Liberians flee 'peace-keeping' offensive. Thousands flee Nigeria's hidden war
Abstracts: Kidnapped! And all in the name of art. The secret of his success? He's sorry, he hasn't a clue. 'In 10 years time, Viz will be run by Dominic Lawson. It'll be a nine-section paper with Lifestyle, Appointments and Property.' (Armando Iannucci, comedy writer and producer)(Interview)
Abstracts: Kidnapper who killed teenager is jailed for life. Britain's most worried police. Detectives' priority was to free captive
Abstracts: Kid sister who calls me mum. 'PMS made me think I was going mad.'. 'I tell people I'm a Barbie doll.'
Abstracts: Killed in their beds: Red Cross workers who came to help and fell victim to Chechen horror. Chechen leader swears revenge on Moscow
Abstracts: Killer floods cause havoc in Acapulco. Mexico accused of bombing civilians. Zedillo in gamble to capture rebel chief
Abstracts: Killer on the prowl. The killing of a priest. Triumph of Hope over adversity
Abstracts: Killing changes police policy on domestic violence. Reformers applaud proposal for body to review cases. 'IRA hit list and arsenal' were found in car
Abstracts: Killing joke. He's still the one. The calm after the storm
Abstracts: Killings reveal divided Nigeria. The warm heart of Africa. The evil at the heart of Nigeria
Abstracts: Kill or cure for Mother Russia. The day capitalism died in Russia. Markets face meltdown as Russian losses reach 70bn pounds sterling
Abstracts: Kim Polese has made it to the top of the corporate ladder in Silicon Valley. Yet the CEO of Marimabe all too often makes headlines because of the way she looks
Abstracts: Kind hearts are cold killers. Goodbye to the gingham set. Edinburgh: a survival guide
Abstracts: Kindly refrain from driving. Too nice to turn people green. After Rio, painting the town hall green
Abstracts: King Coal isn't beaten yet. 'We're proud but not prejudiced.' (skinhead George Marshall) (Interview) A proud history, on the slag heap
Abstracts: Kinnock boost for BA in row over selling landing slots A very smooth transfer.... How a spark in a Burger King led to national chaos
Abstracts: Kinnock quits amid squabbles; Labour leader blames Tory press for election defeat. Blair's long trek to victory
Abstracts: Kinnock steers EU off a road to nowhere. Shot at dawn, but her war goes on. Under fire, in need of aid
Abstracts: Kinnock team is rewarded with dejection. Party looks for victory from a mirror image. Beckett completes unions' dream ticket
Abstracts: Kintyre mulls over whisky revival: spirits are stirring again as the once-great Campbeltown distilleries reopen
Abstracts: Kipper ties no, cyberspace yes: the Open University takes to the Internet and goes global. Physics first aid
Abstracts: Kirsty or Kirsty, you can choose. The real beauty of Anna Ford is that she's a female firebrand. Spare the Teletubbies: they've dumbed-up Watch with Mother
Abstracts: Kiss goodbye to the 'gels with pearls.' (new editor and editorial criteria for Country Life magazine) You can't beat a good children's show
Abstracts: Kitaj and the firing squad. A passion for paint through the sins of the flesh. John Berger: ways of seeing, ways of biking
Abstracts: KLA claim a breakthrough near border. Post-traumatic press syndrome. Gurkhas trapped in village of hate
Abstracts: KLA's ragged army imposes draft. Serb border mine slaughters family. Gruesome evidence from well of hatred
Abstracts: KLA tells Nato: 'Arm us or invade.'. Children paint the images of terror. In the bars of Kosovo, traders in KLA weapons are open to offers
Abstracts: Klaus Tennstedt. Disharmony among the musicians. The battle for the eyes and ears of classical music lovers
Abstracts: Klement Slavicky. Stephen Trier. James Blades
Abstracts: Knavery, trickery and deceit. Victorian vices. Every silver lining needs a cloud
Abstracts: Knife-edge vote leaves the world uncertain of prospect for peace. 'He lived as a soldier. He died as a soldier of peace.' (funeral of assassinated Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin)
Abstracts: Knights at the opera. No more heroes. Fear and self-loathing in east Suffolk
Abstracts: Knives out in UBS boardroom shake-up. UBS's part in everyone else's downfall. Japanese stocks rally despite collapse of country's tenth biggest bank
Abstracts: Knocking their spots off. One man. Or one woman. An audience. That's theatre? New dawn in the West
Abstracts: Knowing when to use the cattle prod. A media storm of one's own. American justice, Hollywood style
Abstracts: Kohl battles to curb mounting panic about loss of the mark. Stricken Gdansk shipyard in last desperate plea. The nation that just won't work
Abstracts: Kohl's rottweiler is called to heel. Kohl's foe may pull Britain into European inner circle. Lonely end for wife of the 'eternal chancellor.'
Abstracts: Konstantin Sergeyev (Obituary) Ian Stuart Black. Richard Buckle
Abstracts: Korea could need $100bn rescue as currency dives. World Bank makes $3bn loan as South Korean won hits low. South Korea close to rescue deal with bankers as Asian currencies tumble further
Abstracts: Koreas play last act of Cold War in earnest. Casting off the bear's shackles. Islanders tempted by a place under the sun
Abstracts: Kosovars hail the conquering hero. One hand stuck out of snowy waste led rescuers to a miracle in the mountains
Abstracts: Kosovars wait for news of the lost hero. New refugees report more Serb killings. 50 years on, the Germans confront the Serbs again
Abstracts: Kosovo is part of Europe - that is why we must fight to save it. The Colonel is a law unto himself
Abstracts: KPMG and Ernst call off $18bn accountancy mega-merger. The urge to merge becomes irresistible. Saving the Tigers
Abstracts: Krajina Serbs put trust in the UN for protection. Zagreb ensures Serbs will never see their homes again. UN failure gives Serbs propaganda coup
Abstracts: Kremlin takes fright as Lebed bids for power. 'Third man' courted as the king-maker. Gruff hero of Afghanistan wins hearts of the nostalgic
Abstracts: K'tut Tantri. Martha Gellhorn. Liz Tilberis
Abstracts: Kurds teetering on brink of abyss. The Holocaust: why Auntie stayed mum. Silent holocaust of the Kurds
Abstracts: Kurds whisper freedom at poll. Tehran goes gunning for the Kurds. US abandoned us, say Kurds
Abstracts: Kurt: why did you go? Big toe kicks bad habit. The lure of Matthew's passion
Abstracts: Kuwait pumps too much oil much too soon. Coming soon: death race 2000. Coming soon: the big tease
Abstracts: Kvaerner ousts chief as debt pile grows. Jean Spencer. Inventors seek their maker
Abstracts: Kyra Nijinsky. Sonia Arova. Tanaquil Le Clercq
Abstracts: Labelled with love: Warrington salutes you, Ossie Clark. Let's get radical. A suitable girl like you
Abstracts: Labour can gain from the 48-hour watershed. Never mind the clear blue water. How the modern Empire strikes back
Abstracts: Labour can learn from Victorian values. A winning reform for Labour. The challenge: turn Labour into a winner
Abstracts: Labour faces up to the English Question. Tony Blair's Victorian values. The great American stalemate
Abstracts: Labour finally begins to choose its enemies. Major got it right, but nobody's listening. Single currency, double-speak
Abstracts: Labour gambles on taxation. Taking from Desmond Pitcher and giving to Poplar Joe: Labour's big idea? Months early, and they're off: MAjor and Blair trade election blows on tax
Abstracts: Labour goes boldly where the Tories feared to tread. Confessions of a student in the golden era. The logic is: parents must pay
Abstracts: Labour goes boldly where the Tories feared to tread. University chiefs waste 1m pounds sterling. Money looks cleaner for a growth of ivy
Abstracts: Labour hits inflation target for first time. Housing data boosts hopes for soft landing for economy in 1998. Time for the Chancellor to start thinking constructively
Abstracts: Labour may flinch from a new top tax. Sleight of hand from a would-be Chancellor. Now Labour has shed its high tax reputation, get ready for taxes
Abstracts: Labour MP and the bent detective who worked for Moscow. Spy who exposed money launderers faces death. How MI6 stole KGB's crown jewels
Abstracts: Labour must put a stop to this cycle of malign intrigue. Well, haven't you heard? New Labour really is new Britain
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