Abstracts: UK economy: positive outlook. UK economy: sharp slowdown. UK economy: rate reversal?
Abstracts: Don't rush in where angels fear to tread. Local firms team up to help smaller companies. Troubled enterprise
Abstracts: Wickes. Newman Tonks. Contracts build recovery framework
Abstracts: Lower view of Courts. Covering itself in glory, quietly. Courtaulds Textiles
Abstracts: Company facts: Danone. Booker. Quaker Oats
Abstracts: Package tour companies get summertime blues. Keeping its bottle. The men who want a straw poll on Europe
Abstracts: Labour exchange. A laboured view. Learning to live with a labour of love
Abstracts: Heading towards the top? Temptations in tricky markets: These are tricky markets but high gearing and low premiums mean that some warrants are worth buying
Abstracts: Seeking the elusive consumer boom. UK consumer spending: in the money. Spending growth set to recover
Abstracts: A Christmas present from Germany. German interest rates: banking on a cut. Cut deferred
Abstracts: Please Gordon, keep it simple. Complete freedom... at a price. The private solution that creates new problems
Abstracts: L'Oreal: no kiss and make up. Downmarket beauty. Cosmetic operation
Abstracts: Company facts: Danone. GrandMet spices up its act. Everybody's happy
Abstracts: Bols Wessanen. Glenmorangie: neat whisky. Scotch off the rocks
Abstracts: Trinity Care: the word spreads. Tamaris banks on yet more beds. Westminster Health Care
Abstracts: Psychometrics: science or pseudo-science? Lies that ice the careers cake. Cherchez l'emploi
Abstracts: Whisky. Rum
Abstracts: Busy sales season ahead in Canada. Romanians rush to subscribers for vouchers. Malaysia's biggest offer
Abstracts: Eurorail and L&C win on subsidy. Advisers line up for Thai rail. Taiwan's mass rapid transit system breaks down
Abstracts: NPPG3 branded a 'poisoned chalice.' (Scottish housing policy) Strathclyde suffers over court ruling on housing
Abstracts: Planners rush to develop Euro-regions against RICS. Organic growth in the garden: the sub-division of farmland into smallholdings is causing headaches for planners in Kent as they wrestle with the definition of an 'agricultural business'
Abstracts: Earth and sea become first Landmark winners. Wired up to waste. Weight-based landfill tax welcomed, but not trusts
Abstracts: Doubling Britain's woodlands in 50 years will greater powers for the planning system. Irish group is fighting planning 'corruption.'
Abstracts: In the public domain. Tory tips and grassroots guidance. Habitat's homeward journey on the Midnight Express: the compilation of the Habitat Agenda and the companion declaration nearly failed to hit its deadline
Abstracts: Developing attitudes: since the introduction of S54A, development plans have become the most contentious issue in planning disputes
Abstracts: Landfill liabilities. Room for one more inside: light rapid transit systems are seen as a way to rejuvenate public transport. But they could be implemented at a loss of other modes of transport
Abstracts: Wired up to waste. Time gentlemen, please. Defining the character of the countryside: the Countryside Character Map has immense potential but it must take care to steer clear of being too subjective
Abstracts: Counting on a numbers game. Food for thought: revitalising the high street needs more than just a refusal to all greenfield superstore proposals
Abstracts: French submersion. A gold mine for auditors. First, know the business
Abstracts: On a roll: meet the CAs who are helping shape Canada's burgeoning golf industry - for these club owners and consultants, it's no longer just a game
Abstracts: Documentation No.4. Documentation No.1. Documentation No.2
Abstracts: Inventing cultural others in organizations: a case of anthropological reflexivity in a multinational firm. Two aspects of Japanese and American co-worker interaction: giving instructions and creating rapport
Abstracts: The need for cultural brokers in mental health services. Family involvement and empowerment in mental health service provision for children with emotional and behavioral disorders
Abstracts: Sound bytes. Plugging the connector gap. Raymond Cooke
Abstracts: Meridian 565 Digital Surround Processor. 96/24 on DVD. A gourmet dish or a pot of trouble
Abstracts: TDL Studio 1m speaker. Volare, or something like it. New oldies, hot on the charts
Abstracts: Y2K testing: does success matter? Partners in platform design. An overview of high performance
Abstracts: CD4+ T-lymphocyte lines developed from HIV-1-seropositive patients recognize different epitopes within the V3 loop
Abstracts: The prognostic value of plasma viremia in HIV-infected patients under AZT treatment: a two-year follow-up study
Abstracts: Score cards for AIDS care. Cost-effectiveness analysis comparing liposomal anthracyclines in the treatment of AIDS-related Kaposi's sarcoma
Abstracts: Car rental: changing the mileage rules. How to get the best deal on a car rental. Wheel deals
Abstracts: Environment institute lays plans for gene hunt. New data help toxicologists home in on assessing risks. 525 laid off as USGS looks ahead
Abstracts: Ceramic shrinks when the heat goes on. Just how old is that DNA, anyway? Polymer light-emitters gain new life
Abstracts: String trimmer savvy: how to choose a gas-powered trimmer that fits your needs - and your budget. Mowing the distance: six new lawn tractors that cut large jobs down to size
Abstracts: Long-term recall of event sequences in infancy. Egocentric action in early infancy: spatial frames of reference for saccades
Abstracts: The political economy of a divided Ireland. The globalisation of technology: a new taxonomy. Technology and innovation: an introduction
Abstracts: Three years after apartheid: growth, employment and redistribution? The globalisation of technology: a new taxonomy
Abstracts: Budget cuts will have devastating effect on HUD and the poor. Black agencies fill void in advertising industry
Abstracts: Promoters of the broad host range plasmid RK2: analysis of transcription (initiation) in five species of Gram-negative bacteria
Abstracts: Gene silencing: repeats that count. Neurospora and the molecular revolution. Ectopic integration of transforming DNA is rare among neurospora transformants selected for gene replacement
Abstracts: Genetic characterization of the Mutator system in maize: behavior and regulation of Mu transposons in a minimal line
Abstracts: Lauding the capital. Natural born engineer. Town centres, too little, too late?: John Gummer's revisions to PPG6 are an attempt to save our town centres from death by attrition that may be doomed to failure
Abstracts: A Wellcome development: Sheppard Robson's Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, officially opened today, uses ingenious modern solutions
Abstracts: Lords ruling on demolition alarms conservationists. Inhabited bridges - Royal Academy goes with the flow. The price of history
Abstracts: Five in running for Moscow embassy. Treasury faces unique PFI rent deal. Planning restrictions to be relaxed
Abstracts: Contractors' body to lobby deputy PM. FCEC break-up brings 4m pounds sterling threat. Clients suppress fee levels
Abstracts: Scandal spurs Bell Atlantic shift in Mexico; company takes over venture from founder. Sprint decides wireless wins over cellular
Abstracts: High-current conductors using high-temperature superconductors. Shear strength of diffusion soldered joints
Abstracts: Deer hunters join Africa's forgotten war. Steel-willed playwright defies the generals. Beheading stirs Nigerian tension
Abstracts: A moral life in this godless world. A pinch of soil: the final frontier. In tune with the British way of pop
Abstracts: When home sweet home is just loan, loan, loan. How to scale the market peaks. Taxmen give notice on redundancy pay
Abstracts: An easy way to make the grade? Sir thought he was witty. Word blind
Abstracts: Cheap beer and tax cuts for UK plc. Off with her talking head! Bonnie Prince John rides off to Utopia
Abstracts: Stick 'em together, pull 'em apart. It's the Velcro age. Sultan Mehmet II and the EU. A world apart from A-levels
Abstracts: Kamal el-Din Hussein. Soheir el-Qalamawy. Row and shooting sparked Iraqi defections
Abstracts: Forget icebergs, let his escalator art take you for a ride. I am art, therefore I am. Lovely Rita, meter maid
Abstracts: And not a Mickey Mouse chef in sight. Fear grips Paris after new blast. Fears grow over threat to tourism
Abstracts: Looking for a speed limit. Inflation not dead, just sleeping. UK equities: inflation hits shares
Abstracts: China fears a backlash from reform's new jobless. Poor pay heavy price in China's brutal hospitals. China mutes the voices of victory
Abstracts: The most heavily armed people in the world. Sanctions and heat take toll in Iraq. The undoing of a savage family
Abstracts: Aran sweating. Oversupply. Oil: on the up
Abstracts: A model way to regulate new drugs that stands up to industry scrutiny. Rhone-Poulenc makes 1.7bn pounds sterling hostile bid for Fisons
Abstracts: Keeping on track. Mixed appeal. Banking blues
Abstracts: Save Our British Sweetshops. If it fails the test, the teddy bear gets it. Customers from hell
Abstracts: Two Krakow hours and counting. Poetic licence: Edinburgh beyond the Festival. For 50 years, this Majorcan village was home to artists and poets, among them Robert Graves. Now they have all moved away. Why?
Abstracts: Watch the waistline grow in foodie heaven. Getting back on board. As the seaplane splashes down in Victoria Harbour, you can see the envy on people's faces
Abstracts: Should you switch to direct debit? Pressing the buttons for a banking revolution. There's a crush at the Bar, let's leave
Abstracts: A show of hands. Coming right up, versions in Swedish, Catalan and Basque. Unavoidably the start of a new era
Abstracts: A digital revolution. Around the world with a mobile telephone. Coming right up, versions in Swedish, Catalan and Basque
Abstracts: Suu Kyi keeps flame of democracy alight. Congress split shatters myth of Indian unity. Island tribe fights to stay alone in dwindling forest
Abstracts: Policymakers are losing their grip on the weightless economy; much of today's 'production' has no material form
Abstracts: Silent days in the park: a film-maker's eerie record. Spliff, wobble, splice! Now dance DJs are doing film music
Abstracts: Banks fear loophole in data bill. In case of injury. Where there's a will there's a bill
Abstracts: Children press-ganged, raped and flogged. Hungry children in a Nigerian slum, but life is 'not too bad.' (health work among the poorest people in Lagos, Nigeria)
Abstracts: Patriarch's death opens door for dialogue with Castro. Getting a big high on the vertigo special. Che's daughter dies, true to 'Uncle' till the end
Abstracts: The buck wanders round and round. A House of better repute. Privacy, the press and happy hypocrites
Abstracts: The badfellas never let go. The vanity that led to a $100m bonfire. Her case legalised abortion in the US. She is the very symbol of the pro-choice movement. But now 'Jane Roe' has switched sides
Abstracts: Last stand of man who hooked millions. Crippling legacy of interminable civil war. Indian turns its back on Western ways
Abstracts: Why they threw caution to a 100mph wind. They've got a little list - and you are on it. Fall of a butcher they called a good man
Abstracts: Fever pitch. Bouquet of Bard wire. An ace party with a great venue attached
Abstracts: Crossing the cultural divide to the South Bank. A black man's minister. Forget the cricket - there's still Carnival
Abstracts: The mother of all traffic jams. The return of mouth and trousers. Very much a shame of two halves, Brian
Abstracts: Why Easter is a crucial time for eggheads. Superhighway for the man in the street. Tim Wood wants to expand his farm. His neighbours have objected. It will smell, they claim. But, he says, what on earth do they expect in the countryside?
Abstracts: Bare wires, hot copy. Welcome back to Britain. Back to the field of dreams
Abstracts: Congratulations. You've just won 1m pounds sterling on the National Lottery. You may think you'll never have to work again. Well, you're wrong
Abstracts: Bosnia: living nightmare of nationalism gone mad. Democrats go California dreaming. Retsina and rip-offs: how Greek tourism was left in ruins
Abstracts: Leopards that will spring out on Labour. Sorry Reynard, it's a human right to hunt. Eminently qualified - for some other job
Abstracts: 'There is an educational nihilism in Britain that could prove catastrophic.' (Chris Woodhead, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Schools)(Column)
Abstracts: What gives bishops the right to tell us how to vote? Dark world of Britain's secret foreign policy. The secret she won't tell him
Abstracts: Survival of the fittest. Men with our thoughts on their minds. Why nice guys really do finish last
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