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Abstracts: Pipe dreams in the rich man's club. What price integrity today? China's doing well enough
Abstracts: Piping hot. When a poseur gets serious. Not all cut and blow-dried
Abstracts: Pipped by France over hot line to Moscow. US, Britain jump into a new age of warfare. What happened to the glorious Red Army?
Abstracts: Pit closure package costs 1 billion pounds sterling. Charting the course of a swift packet. Still searching for management's Holy Grail
Abstracts: Pitiless corruption and national shame. Platitudes fly as Kemp bottles out. Political platitudes that allow genocide
Abstracts: Pitting wits against coal closures. Screen test for the perfect property. Backbone close to breaking point
Abstracts: Pity the farmers, but don't give them another penny in subsidies. As ye sow, so shall ye reap - unless you are a British farmer
Abstracts: Pizza man swallows the Ivy as top restaurant chains grow ever fatter. World unites to honour batsman of the century
Abstracts: Plague of lice attacks California vineyards. 3,000 jobs face axe in $5bn BP-Mobil deal. Philips seeks spark for new success
Abstracts: Plain talk just isn't enough. How the cowboys made the most of the stampede to learn English. Arrested development
Abstracts: Plane bomber sparks new terror fears. RAF plans to fly out British relatives. The vital importance of a last goodbye...
Abstracts: Planners turning screws on the West Bank. Gays under pressure in Belgium's moral backlash. Report challenges EU's hidden deals
Abstracts: Planners turning screws on the West Bank. West Bank talks in jeopardy after Israeli shootings. On the West Bank with a licence to kill
Abstracts: Planning executive pensions disclosure. Changing the unacceptable face of privatisation. Giving Heseltine an interventionist hand
Abstracts: Planting for architecture. Oi guv, wanna buy a lovely five-foot privet? Gasping under the privet
Abstracts: Plants that tell a sad tale of pollution. Addicted to the pleasure zone. What does a cat dream about?
Abstracts: Platform 10. Politicians are the worst people to censor television. Disgusted, of Channel 4
Abstracts: Platform6: John Tusa appears to believe that he, not John Birt, should be running the BBC. 'Journalism? Don't do it.'
Abstracts: Plaudits for the handout that wasn't. Politically, it sounds good. But will it work? More tricks from the master conjuror
Abstracts: Playgroups 'turn away' deprived children. Tobacco lobby wages low-profile persuasion. Helping children win through to the right parents
Abstracts: Playing dirty Games. Cloudy issues, burning answers. Poison lingers in the system
Abstracts: Playing for time. Mind over marimba. Happy days are here again
Abstracts: Playing host to the homeless and alone. Dropping out: it may be the smartest move. Forget the equities, hug the trees
Abstracts: Playing it like it is. Pedalling to Berlin and back. Middle-age cred
Abstracts: Playing on the edge of a precipice. They're playing my song again. What Was is now
Abstracts: Playing safe for the boy. Borrow for a crisis pot. A budget for lofty ideas
Abstracts: Playing to the gold standard. Playing party games with education. Let's make the global playing field level
Abstracts: Playing with the devil within. Deep waters running still. The star who threw herself to earth
Abstracts: Play it in another key, Bill. It's no more Mr Nice Guy, folks. Public waits for Clinton to fulfil its hopes
Abstracts: Playwrights unplugged. Lines of least resistance. It's a dirty job. And everbody is doing it
Abstracts: Please applaud the first act of a dazzling Tory pantomime. Turn again, Mr Hague. Hague's parrot is not dead, he's just resting - with the odd squawk
Abstracts: Please, just leave me alone. A safe place for sad children. Learning new legal lessons
Abstracts: Please look after this traveller. A case for mercy. Ex-husband, not ex-father
Abstracts: Please, my comrade prigs, don't let the far right win. The king of Highbury brought low. The magic of history on television
Abstracts: Please, no more fatal illusions. Catch 1999: 'If you bomb, Milosevic is stronger; if you stop, he will have won.'
Abstracts: Please, no more fatal illusions. Freedom flickering in a tiny corner of Kosovo. Kosovo: journey to the heart of a ravaged people
Abstracts: Please remember my name. Jeanette: could anyone be as good as she thinks she is? In the footsteps of fallen heroes
Abstracts: Please, Sam, we'll pay you not to play it again. Envoy ridicules Iran's nuclear ambitions. A nation thirsts as ancient rivalries muddy the water
Abstracts: Please sir, may I take my children on holiday to the Seychelles? Everyone should want a degree
Abstracts: Please Sir, why don't you go and get lost? Working it out together. Hi. I'm a parent. How will you treat my child?
Abstracts: Please stop this torturing of the unfortunate Prince of Wales. The blood in our old bricks
Abstracts: 'Please take me into care.' (families caring for person with mental illness need help) The single society
Abstracts: Plenty of drama and no crisis, insists Granada. The view from an elephant. It'll never be as big as your local station
Abstracts: Plenty of vroom as long as it's Green. The fastest men on earth. Pantechnicon of pop culture
Abstracts: Plenty to grouse about. Beauty and the beasts. The problem with Reynard
Abstracts: PLO second thoughts chill Mid-East peace. Despairing end for Middle East 'summit of hope.' Israeli flag flies over Palestinians' peace symbol
Abstracts: Plot against the elements. 'Christmas cheer' and ivy trails. Come on with the rain
Abstracts: Plot thickens as 'ghost-hunter' Kilshaws seek Hollywood deal. Kidnappers told Britons: 'Go, we don't need you.'
Abstracts: Plug in for spring. Designs worth caring for - the legacy of Harold Peto. Where I learnt to love the triffids
Abstracts: Plug your PC into the money markets. Going private? Then do your homework. How to nuke your cash - and watch it grow!
Abstracts: PM blames civil war on the old guard. Women who wait for lost souls to come home. New light on Boudiaf's assassination
Abstracts: PNG's private army spurs Australia into action. The lure of the trough. Trusts take care to lure private finance
Abstracts: P.N. Haksar. Maharaja Madhavrao Scindia. Ashok Kumar
Abstracts: Poaching on the increase as fight for funds begins. Counting the cost of qualification. How to study without losing your pay cheque
Abstracts: Poetry, for crying out loud. Lost in translation. Money, sex and fashion
Abstracts: Poetry in Motion, Larkin and Keats. In Partridge we trust. Not your regular cowboys
Abstracts: Pointe of return. Igor's belles. Ski hell, ski heaven
Abstracts: Poland struggles to shape up for Europe. EU expands beyond the Iron Curtain. Poles seek their place at heart of Europe
Abstracts: Poland struggles to shape up for Europe. Major offers to be EU's 'flexible' friend. Euro plan will cut Britain out
Abstracts: Pole position: how Nicola Foulston moved up the grid in the race for Formula One. Computer giants seek pole position in a new market
Abstracts: Police arrest and charge fewer suspects. Clarke weighs into police. Brothers freed over 'false evidence.' (Wayne and Paul Darvell released after 7 years in jail for murder)
Abstracts: Police blunders shock family of man shot dead yards from home. Two unexplained deaths that divided a town
Abstracts: Police braced for mayhem as bikers fall out. Fatal flaws that made armed raid spin out of control. Secrets, lies and web of deceit after police shoot naked man
Abstracts: Police cameras focus on dangerous drivers; Technology may help to combat speeding, but it raises fears over civil liberties
Abstracts: Police chief says legalise brothels. Listen to me. Parents guilty over railway deaths
Abstracts: Police failures 'led to 20 years of murder.' (Frederick and Rosemary able to carry out murders undetected) Double murder threatens bloody heroin war
Abstracts: Police knew him for years as a violent paedophile, yet no one stopped him stealing an innocent life. FBI starts 'biggest manhunt in history.'
Abstracts: Police security operation will be biggest ever. The Blair effect was there, but the sadness was real. No flag flying, a Family far away, and the people feel uneasy
Abstracts: Police take action to stem ill-effects of the 250m pounds sterling 'golden backache.' (problems with police fitness in United Kingdom)
Abstracts: Police told to track down social worker as her council obstructs landmark inquiry. Horror and disbelief at Terminal Three check-in
Abstracts: Police traced laundered money around the world. Millions squandered on 'grotesque binge.' (charity fund worker spends funds on herself)
Abstracts: Police unit to blame for 'dozens more injustices.'. 'There are people in this force that wouldn't be employed by Sainsbury's.' (conflict over attempts to boost disciplinary powers of chief constables in the United Kingdom)
Abstracts: Police unit to target green protestors. Safety warnings over cargo ship defects 'ignored.' Emotional toll on rescue workers as search goes on
Abstracts: Policies to shrink home insurance. Beam me up, Scottie. I'll pay by Trekkie card. Take care of No1
Abstracts: Policing police performance. Legacy of Mersey's Militants. Asian youth cynical about city policing
Abstracts: Policing those boarder disputes. Hi. I'm a parent. How will you treat my child? The school that rose to the Government's challenge
Abstracts: Policymakers are losing their grip on the weightless economy; much of today's 'production' has no material form
Abstracts: Policy moves from loans to foreign investment. Tangible signs of regional reintegration. An African giant
Abstracts: Polish leader mops up after spy scandal. Some novels have fewer equals than others. Poland cheers its leader on a path to success
Abstracts: Political uncertainties and military weakness suggest Nato's aid may be largely symbolic. EU official says 'US to blame' for terror attacks
Abstracts: Politicians must tread with care on the path of disaster. There's one position a political donor should never ccupy
Abstracts: Politicians practise the art of patronage. Essay, essay, essay again. Right, let's don those kits and build some character
Abstracts: Politicians rush to court Hispanic vote. Where the TGV had its slow origins. The angry sound of the suburbs
Abstracts: Politicians still think they can fine-tune the economy. This is folly. Keeping the barbarians at bay
Abstracts: Politics in action - the decline of democracy. The ghost in the Tory machine. Now for the year when the lull breaks
Abstracts: Politics points to the wrong Budget strategy. Asian shock may have a sting in its tail. Strong signs for UK in European capital boom
Abstracts: Politics turns on the youth of America. Groundswell of sympathy for Clinton. Middle America braced for deluge
Abstracts: Pollution deaths herald a disaster in the making. The cruel trade that Europe won't ban. Making waves on the power front
Abstracts: Pollution, noise and concrete - I wouldn't swap it for anything! Universities must work for peace and equality
Abstracts: Pollyanna vs the pessimists. New Age may be mainstream, but it's a mistake. Private tolerance and public panic
Abstracts: Poltergeists soften up for the caring Nineties. Health authority's catalogue of wasted millions. Student's dream wrecked by domestic slavery
Abstracts: PolyGram blames slipped discs for 18% downturn. Football clubs may invest in foreign teams. Ominous silence in the engine room
Abstracts: Poor A-levels? Try teaching. Once again, small schools hold secrets of success. Tables and tests good, targets bad
Abstracts: Poor deals on the home loans front. Mutuals score best against the rest. Royal and Sun seal 6bn pounds sterling merger
Abstracts: Poor little rich boys. Good gourd! Pumpkin is the new potato. Love is all you need (and a credit card)
Abstracts: Poor prospects reduce great expectations. What if the French say 'non'? Jury has still to return verdict on EBRD
Abstracts: Poor relations in race for government cash. Parishes pumped for extra cash. Volunteer groups contract in
Abstracts: Pop singles are not selling. Can the labels fix it? No, they can't. Summer of failures leaves ITV struggling for vision and viewers
Abstracts: Pop-star posse in with a bullet. Try not to trash the place. What's the story ...?
Abstracts: Pop star's cocaine tale changes French view of the world. Will the Gaullists deal with the Devil? A kiss from Madame makes Charlie's day
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