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Abstracts: The big question is whether, in voting for Labour, investors are also voting for higher inflation. A good start to life under Labour
Abstracts: The big question. Should you invest in...paper and packaging? Bonds are the punters' favourite
Abstracts: The billionaire who came to dinner. What to do with our bored child-men. So many men crying out for help
Abstracts: The billion-dollar bookseller. 'Working is hard work.'. He'll somersault down the office then negotiate a deal
Abstracts: The birds, the bees, and a few four-letter words. 'Why not get started, and just try it and see?' (school tests in Scotland)
Abstracts: The birth of a new language in the courtroom - English. It shouldn't happen to a cat. A very English billionaire
Abstracts: The birth of the Penguin Cafe. Many routes and opportunities for all ages. Eat, drink, and be wary
Abstracts: The bite of the knight. Double take. Drinking to success
Abstracts: The bits between the pauses are what we call 'acting.' (Harold Pinter appears in 'The Collection') She shoots them with kindness
Abstracts: The bitter reality of life on the edge of a sectarian swamp. Rioting goes on in Ulster because young men enjoy it
Abstracts: The bitter taste of Vichy. To hell and back among desperate men. The angry young man grows up
Abstracts: The blood in the rainbow. 40,000 vigilantes take bloody revenge. De Klerk's former wife found strangled
Abstracts: The bloodstained soil of Ireland yields first of 'the disappeared'. Finucane murder suspect shot dead by loyalist gang
Abstracts: The bodies in question. Born-again husbands - a promise or a threat? Because of Biko
Abstracts: The body snatcher. But mum, we really want to wear uniforms. Hello. I'm your worst nightmare
Abstracts: The bombers are among us and we'll never know their names. And the loser is .... Outrageous!
Abstracts: The bomber who never was. Families of Algerian police hit by bomber. What drives a bomber to kill the innocent child?
Abstracts: The border gates swing open, and a warlord returns to reclaim his city from the Taliban. Rhetoric fuels the people's anger in troubled province
Abstracts: The border is a state of mind. The Syrian vision of peace. Ballot-rigging claims mar Mubarak's win
Abstracts: The bottom line just isn't funny. Are the airwaves turning too blue? The world according to Parky
Abstracts: The bottom-up theory of opera. Singing her way to the top. Experiment that breaks all the boundaries
Abstracts: The boys don't need these toys. Labour targets a new military order. Open secrets of the military skies
Abstracts: The boys who would be president. The experts said it would never fly. One night in Bangkok ... is plenty
Abstracts: The brand new property boom that's gone sky-high. The easy way to Yuletide. Money grows on trees
Abstracts: The brave new metropolitans. Oxford don wins justice for his daughter, jailed in India on 'flawed' dugs charges
Abstracts: The bricks in property's wall of money. Driven by the demon fear of losing it all. Property men scent recovery
Abstracts: The brightest turn their backs on corporate life. Stronger UK economy will keep current account under control
Abstracts: The British are leaving! (To escape mauling by our brutal film critics). The triumph of the West Wing
Abstracts: The British empire of editors. Just leave the experts out of this. Brave show becomes a wake for a navy that's had its day
Abstracts: The British flag, not waving but drowning. The history of sex. Confessions of a Jag man
Abstracts: The British have always been addicted to doom-mongering. How the budget gods make us behave. A 10p tax rate will not banish the poverty trap
Abstracts: The British way of working: high employment but low productivity. The wealth creation myth
Abstracts: The Briton bringing hope to Death Row. Shear style in Somerset. Feeding the Cockney soul
Abstracts: The Britons had sneered and bullied and ruled the roost. No one in Hong Kong, however amnesiac, could ignore that sordid heritage
Abstracts: The Brit package. Taking the best out of bestseller. The Vatican's virgin soldier
Abstracts: The 'broken dagger' club cuts up rough. Bosnia's former victims are accused of poll terror tactics. The world bids farewell to its balance of terror
Abstracts: The Brontes as you've never seen them before. How I faced up to the camera. Before she was a virgin
Abstracts: The Bruce Lee of drama. And his bird can sing. In the blood-line
Abstracts: The buck wanders round and round. A House of better repute. Privacy, the press and happy hypocrites
Abstracts: The buck wanders round and round. Self-belief is no defence for ministers. Why Paddy can spend, spend, spend
Abstracts: The Bug Not at a screen near you. Ryanair to set up Continental base
Abstracts: The bullethole that may reignite Ulster's war. How Blair cleared the clouds of mistrust. The scars of war slow path to reconciliation
Abstracts: The burden of free trade. That's entertainment. Victorian values still reign supreme
Abstracts: The burden of perfection. First past the post. Corridors of power
Abstracts: The burger that ate the world. At least he died with his boots on. It's the quiet ones you have to watch
Abstracts: The burial ground of our history. A case of a case-history too far? The fat man in history
Abstracts: The burning question of an animal's last rites. The Meldrew effect. They've just dug up our hill
Abstracts: The business brains behind Blair. Women at the top - still unpopular. Death by a thousand cuts
Abstracts: The businessmen who jump on the Blair bandwagon do him no favours. Three questions to haunt our leaders next year
Abstracts: The business of death. It's soft at the top. Hands off please, I'm a pagan
Abstracts: The business of death. Question, listen, think, learn. Cash in the Hat
Abstracts: The business of dying. Colonel is cleared in Wren case. After decades of madness, our politicians have seen the light: where there's life, there's dope
Abstracts: The Cabinet's last true Thatcherite. The last true blue blood. The true confessions of a female diarist
Abstracts: The cable guy. You can bank on paying by phone. How long can BT Wireless go it alone?
Abstracts: The call of the weird. The project: to reconstruct the lost works of a dead and unjustly neglected artist. The result: a case of misattribution or just mistaken identity?
Abstracts: The call of the wired. Will Orange sink or swim? UK: BT MAKES LOCAL TELEPHONE MONOPOLY STANCE
Abstracts: The campaign has paused, but the worries go on. Fear and Lothian on home rule trial. Sheridan's star quality: Marxism with a tan and a wink
Abstracts: The case for international rescue packages. Are we repeating errors of 1987-88? Call the central bank fire brigade
Abstracts: The case for international rescue packages. The real cost of IMF rescue deals. Why did the IMF step in to rescue Thailand?
Abstracts: The case for Lloyd's defence. He can make your life worth living ... so you'll be wanting insurance, then? UK: LLOYD'S EYES PLAN TO ENHANCE TRANSPARENCY
Abstracts: The case of the 12-year-old mother. For sale: remnants of a royal marriage. The good, the bad and the unlucky
Abstracts: The case of the hidden agenda. Yes, Opus Dei does have a hidden agenda .... Hidden legacy of the fugitives from war
Abstracts: The case of the racist kidneys reveals a sickness in the NHS. Could a black Briton get such a powerful job? Dream on...
Abstracts: The castle of death: what really happened in Qalai Janghi on Sunday, and in the bloody days that followed? 'The Americans don't know what they're getting into ... People here think nothing of killing.'
Abstracts: The castor way. Ted Rogers. John Hopkins
Abstracts: The casual approach to teaching in our universities. What price a degree? What price freedom for your children?
Abstracts: The cattle diplomat makes history. Anti-foreign feeling grows as slump hits nation's self-esteem. South Korea close to rescue deal with bankers as Asian currencies tumble further
Abstracts: The challenge ahead: how to make the Conservative Party matter again. The battle for the soul of the Tory party is already over
Abstracts: The challenge of the Asian tigers: why Britain is looking east for ideas. Labour's leader weaves a magic spell with words
Abstracts: The challenges of heading west. A train-spotter's guide to opera. ENO goes to war
Abstracts: The challenge: turn Labour into a winner. Dark clouds that turn winter into a nightmare. Turn your world upside down
Abstracts: The chase that led to Goebbels. The week when Goebbels exploded. Irving faces Russian ban
Abstracts: The chattering class. My night in with the in-crowd. Coleman retires without a word: it's probably safer that way
Abstracts: The cheque's in the post. Brought to book by spoof. The day the Times stood still
Abstracts: The chicken and tomato problem. Stolen uranium: the really hot stuff. Tobacco firm funds British nicotine study
Abstracts: The chilling knock that came twice. The day germ warfare came to Tooting Broadway. Spy who came in from the Courtauld
Abstracts: The Chinese solution. Saved from death only to go mad. Gorbachev-Yeltsin feud comes full circle
Abstracts: The choreographer Lea Anderson is on the road with her unpronouncable dance company. She won't be performing in a single venue. Or worrying about a single review
Abstracts: The Church divided. Fanfare for the little touches that add finesse. Twenty-five years gone up in smoke
Abstracts: The CIA's bungle in Baghdad. Sanctions reduce Baghdad to ruins. Clinton backed Baghdad bombers
Abstracts: The circus is back, and this time it means business. So you thought you would inherit the family home. Private investors left with no way out
Abstracts: The citizen's charter at college. Far from home, in need of a friend. Councils braced for harsh cuts in spending; Guide to where the axe will fall
Abstracts: The City and the global village. N&P faces 1.1bn pounds sterling Abbey bid. Warburg's hopes crumble
Abstracts: 'The City is too concerned about a quick buck.'. 'Success is a great motivator.'. The fall of the house that Bright built
Abstracts: The clash of the Tartans. It's not all cats and kippers. Scots offer Queen a whiff of rebellion
Abstracts: The classical tragedy of Diana the hunted. 'Gifted, warm and kind.' (Royal Family joins in public mourning for Diana, Princess of Wales)
Abstracts: The class of '92. 'It just sort of happened.' (Alan Ross, editor of London Magazine) Opening a book on it
Abstracts: The cleverest bird on two legs. Pits fight for survival in face of gas threat. Withdrawal from fast-breeder project confirmed
Abstracts: The clown prince of Wales. Do the Welsh deserve Snowdon? Nationalists aim to cap stunning Assembly result
Abstracts: The cold cure in your kitchen. The year of the hat. 'It's difficult, but very exciting'
Abstracts: The cold reality of separation. After the Wall. The old United Kingdom is dead; it's time we faced our federal future
Abstracts: The collected works of Jacobs Kloppenburg. The paparazzi join the New York art world. The man who captured Ali
Abstracts: The colour of money. The cable guy. UK: ORANGE APPOINTS UK HEAD
Abstracts: The colour Orange. Anniversary shows time is slow healer. Four-year switchback of elation and despair
Abstracts: The comfort of a frumpy chair. Single black attitude. 'They told me I'd never be cured.' (using castration to prevent sex offenders from reoffending) (Interview)
Abstracts: The Commoner's revenge. A colourful future for New York's grey lady. Big battle in the Big Apple
Abstracts: The complete guide to 101 spectacular travel experiences for 2001. The complete guide to the Tropic of Cancer
Abstracts: The complete guide to Baja California. The complete guide to the Pacific Northwest. The complete guide to Utah
Abstracts: The complete guide to Caribbean beaches. Head over eels in love. Welcome to Siberia-next-the-sea
Abstracts: The complete guide to chateaux, paradores & pousadas. Take a journey to a magical kingdom. The complete guide to hot springs
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