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Abstracts: Pro-war, anti-war, or just anti-Labour? Here's a deal that Milosevic just might be forced to take. Paunch wobbling, Britain's warlord rallied his troops
Abstracts: Pro-war, anti-war, or just anti-Labour? The road to a diplomatic settlement with Serbia. Can we win from the air?
Abstracts: Prudential faces shareholder unrest over 14bn pounds sterling takeover of US assurer. RSA to rescue policyholders at Independent Insurance
Abstracts: Prudent to the last. What happens after the last dance is over? The last star in the firmament
Abstracts: Pru's plan for 25m pounds sterling centre raises stakes in telebank war. Logging on to the e-bank
Abstracts: PSBR and jobless figures jolt hopes for the Budget. Is this jobless strategy too good to be true? Fake blood and spending cuts
Abstracts: Psion rides out the bumps. Trafalgar's 321m pounds sterling loss stuns City. Putting his trust in the profitability of heading east
Abstracts: Psion shares crash as Microsoft moves in on palmtop market. The PC in your mailbox. Reuters needs to win on-line war
Abstracts: PSM interview: Ray Owens. Pet shop survey. Petland success: service and showbiz
Abstracts: PSM interview: Simon Handelsman. Learning to sex small animals. Pets: the health prescription
Abstracts: Pssst! Can you keep a secret? Don't call it kids' stuff. In the beginning, there was Courreges
Abstracts: Psychological adaptiveness and sales performance. The relevance of ethical salesperson behavior on relationship quality: the pharmaceutical industry
Abstracts: Public anger heralds changes on Capitol Hill. Republicans likely to hold on to power in Congress. Bankrupt Democrats
Abstracts: Public Enemy No 1 - a title he always wanted. Blood, tears, terror and tragedy behind the Taliban lines. The godfather of terror
Abstracts: Public face of the Masons defends right to 'privacy.' (Commons Home Affairs Select Committee votes to investigate the influence of Freemasonry)
Abstracts: "Public misled on costs of Trident" Lord Gillmore of Thamesfield. Call for utilities to fund accounts for cashpayers
Abstracts: "Public misled on costs of Trident" Taliban prepare for civilian rule. Pakistan tries to take over arms bazaar
Abstracts: Public-sector managers voice reservations about Labour. Spot the incompetent doctor. First, spot your Labour candidate
Abstracts: Public spending may only lead to private saving. We are better placed to escape recession than US. Industry must do more than just blame the pound
Abstracts: Public spending reform could make Labour radical in power. Blair's promises fail to soften Northern grit. Old master's theory fails to solve New Labour dilemma
Abstracts: Publish and be blessed. The last of the gentlemen publishers. Iran's puritanical censors tear classic novels to pieces
Abstracts: Publish and be damned clever. Powells apart. The rime of the ancient pop star
Abstracts: Puccini opera travels home to Peking. Peking party boss is jailed for corruption. Peking alarmed as illegal school fees force pupils to quit
Abstracts: Pulling power is here. Trying to make amends for regulatory errors. Contracting out - into trouble
Abstracts: Pulling the plug on the Great Electrician. In a burst of the pipes, England's churches give voice. Cromwell would not be amused
Abstracts: Pulp faction's rising star. Put it all down to his quaver. Blimey, Madge, you're 'avin a larf
Abstracts: Pulp fiction from the age of steam. The drawing power of children's fiction. Stories to chill the blood
Abstracts: Punching above its weight. Oversexed, overblown and on their way over here. Sleaze hits the high street
Abstracts: Punching through paper. Fat wallets, hungry hearts. His family and other animals
Abstracts: Punishment, fear and humiliation - the bully's way. Summer flights go for a song. BA to jettison 10,000 workers
Abstracts: Puppets in the shade. Eternal bliss and immortal youth. What a cock up!
Abstracts: Puppy power for the Nineties. Bravissimo! Puccini for the people. Geisha girls of the literary world
Abstracts: Purple people pleasers. Your garden is on top of a roof. How do you turn it into a jungle? Some like it cool
Abstracts: Pursuers of pace pay price in pain. Martin Pace. Back pain? Don't take it lying down
Abstracts: Pushing back the frontiers of space. City lawyers start to feel the pinch. Backwards is not the way forward
Abstracts: Pushing up daisies. Beatle fan who still has fairies at the bottom of his garden. Bridge to Utopia or blue ride to hell?
Abstracts: Push the hash mark - what's that? From pocket diaries to five-year agenda. Brands must flow in water deal
Abstracts: Put diplomatic niceties aside and tell Turkey the truth. Who'd want to be President? Powell faces a diplomatic minefield in India
Abstracts: Put on daft clothes and hog the headlines. My friend the spy-catcher. The paper of Labour's real heartland
Abstracts: Put the squeeze on your lender. Offshore banking begins to grow. Is the Government going overboard?
Abstracts: Putting a bower in apple pie order. Masters of the drawknife, the side axe and the froe. Don't be afraid to go out on a limb
Abstracts: Putting aside a little something. How savers miss out on 125m pounds sterling. Your life is your business
Abstracts: Putting extra into the pension means you can take the money and run early. Happiness is pension-shaped
Abstracts: Putting flesh on Poussin's bones. Pictures at a referendum. Velazquez in Scotland: less than meets the eye
Abstracts: Putting in the extra Miles. The sonic saboteur. Please, do not adjust your set
Abstracts: Putting on the Ritts (at 90,000 pounds sterling a day). Denim's journey back to the Badlands. Another Nutter on the Row
Abstracts: Putting people first is a capital idea. Getting big companies involved. Trade unions and senior executives work in tandem
Abstracts: Putting the boot in. Hamley's make-or-break time. Adviser to the stars who has little time for air kisses
Abstracts: Putting the Queen in her place. Art of poise. The New Unromantics
Abstracts: Putting your trust in local pay-bargaining schemes. Nolan's a let-down by all accounts. It all adds up to confusion
Abstracts: Put your trust in a collective team. Truths about tracker funds. 'Forgotten man' with a record to be proud of
Abstracts: Pythagoras, Da Vinci, Hitler and Colin Spencer. When doctors told Colin Betts that his father would pass away peacefully if they detached his drip, he gave his consent. It took two weeks of agony for him to die
Abstracts: Qana is the place Jesus turned water into wine. To this US resident it is the refugee camp in which he lost two sons to Israeli shells. Now America is forcing him to go back to Qana against his will
Abstracts: Qatar's freedoms put Bahrain on the spot. Bahrain gives exile a passport to purgatory. 'Medieval' Bahrain struggles to contain fires of rebellion
Abstracts: Q: Have taxes risen under Labour? A: Well, it depends who's asking.... The crunch may not be soon, but it may still be painful, Mr Brown
Abstracts: Quackery or good sense? You can keep your boaters and tweeds. London's big four give Oxford the blues
Abstracts: Qualify in the race to succeed: the MBA is fast becoming a prerequisite for high achievement in the business world
Abstracts: Quality and value: the shock of the new. Raising cash on your home is the last resort. Planning for the golden age
Abstracts: Quality is the key to success. United front for human rights. Bound by agreement
Abstracts: Quality of life index will test national happiness. Kew director bids farewell to fruits of labour. Second battle of Twyford Down looms over plan for car park
Abstracts: Quarter of all nurses come from overseas. Nice girls don't drink, do they? Price war looms as mobile phone tariffs cut
Abstracts: Queen of the jungle. 'I can remember the terrible image in the mortuary.' (Shaun Russell, whose wife and daughter were murdered)
Abstracts: Queer venues for a festival. Which football boss is the most on the ball? Spurned from Queer Street to Wembley
Abstracts: Quentin Crewe. Mario Soldati. Geoffrey Dutton
Abstracts: Question of cost hangs over the best possible prevention. EU single market cuts out most bottlenecks, aids next-day mail
Abstracts: Quick, think of something. Don't just lecture me, teach me something. Deep in the forest, something stirring
Abstracts: Quietly, the unions flex their muscles. Don't work for us, urges BA's least favourite executive. Gay ex-Tory fights to hold on to the Rhondda
Abstracts: Quit monkeying around. Work that breaks a vicious circle: Aspire, an innovative mail order business, enables rough sleepers to begin to move into mainstream work
Abstracts: Q: What could this building in Strasbourg be? A: Another pleasure palace for our MEPs. Fear and loathing in Peckham
Abstracts: Rabbit plague stirs plot fears in the Outback. Freed from their silly headgear. Outback racism haunts election
Abstracts: Rabin killing forces crisis of conscience. 'He lived as a soldier. He died as a soldier of peace.' (funeral of assassinated Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin)
Abstracts: Racial jealousy may have been motive behind shooting of DJ. Jealousy plunges Gulf veterans into civil war. Making a case for the underdog
Abstracts: Racial neurosis struts out of the bierkeller. 'Robin Hood' army rattles Iran. Error that led the West to aid Saddam
Abstracts: Racing's heartland tries to rein in the drug pushers. Art dealers close ranks in wake of fraud. Bed, please, but hold the romance
Abstracts: Racism, policing and some ugly truths about the riots in Oldham. Unless we condemn all gang violence, our anti-racism is a sham
Abstracts: Racy, original and totally mad about glamour. A cast of millions. Art of poise
Abstracts: Radio 3 faces varied attack on sticky wicket. The sounds of things to come. Cheap seats, rich people's arts
Abstracts: Radio days: the future looks even brighter. Keeping bad blood off the airwaves. Are you being served?
Abstracts: Radio executives: who's on the right wavelength? They're playing our tune again. 'I love the music, but I'm a businessman first.'
Abstracts: Radio signals its way to the future. Ping! - it's Mars on the line. Mobile market decides to grow up
Abstracts: Rafael Alberti. Miroslav Holub. Louis-Rene des Forets
Abstracts: Rage springs again in Holy City. How Saddam kept deadly gas secret. Saudi royals fear the wrath of the faithful
Abstracts: Raider of the last park. Hollwood swears by censorship. Tricks of the Oscar-winning trade
Abstracts: Raiders of the Jurassic Park. The big boys' blood money. Battle stations
Abstracts: Raiders target the country post offices. Low-profile Army keeps up its guard. Court condemns secrecy surrounding shootings
Abstracts: Rail chiefs may face criminal charges. Passengers feared crash would be a new 'Titanic'. An eerie silence on suburb's battered Broadway
Abstracts: Rail industry faces uncertain future as Paddington crash puts operators in dock. Who can mend flawed results of a hasty sell-off?
Abstracts: Rail passengers fight to save one-way service. Prescott wins fight for green tax on cars. 'Spies' to pose as travelers to test rail inquiries
Abstracts: Rail sub-contractors are "cutting corners" on safety An isthmus tale. UK: GOVERNMENT TASK FORCE FOR RAILWAYS
Abstracts: Railway privatisation plan heads for timetable trouble. Railways begin journey into unknown. Hold tight on the Clapham omnibus
Abstracts: Railway revival in a town like Alice. Australian welcome leaves rescued yachtsman all at sea. Politicians on the trail of electoral gold
Abstracts: Raincoats in a drought? How anguished anglers stop us hosing the roses. Now they're smiling by the bournes
Abstracts: Rainer. Michael Karoli. John Fahey
Abstracts: Raisa Gorbachev. Mr Clean's dirty little war is paving the way for him to win the presidential election. Can Russian democracy still survive?
Abstracts: Raise a glass to the English pub. How my love for Nelson Mandela changed my life. Shaken? Vote for the cocktail party
Abstracts: Raising taxes is the wrong way to make people pay more for health. There is a better way to fund and run our health service
Abstracts: Ralph and Keanu, wimps of Denmark. No more fog on the Tyne. A broad church in Brixton
Abstracts: Ralph and Keanu, wimps of Denmark. The well-made playwright. Thomas the voice
Abstracts: Rambling minstrel. The torch bearer. Chinchilla killer
Abstracts: Rancour subterfuge calamity: a tragicomedy for our times. The iceman cometh (again). Whaaasssuup?
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