Abstracts: The RFAC: a help or a hindrance? Northern nous. MoD makes commitment to estate management policy
Abstracts: High street slips on a downward spiral: two new studies confirm that high streets are still suffering. Eden Valley holiday village enrages green campaigners
Abstracts: Earth and sea become first Landmark winners. A magic formula in danger of losing its sparsity element. The secret world of The Untouchables: as quasi non-governmental organisations continue to proliferate - and spend - surely, says a recent report, public accountability should be considered
Abstracts: Shaky future for leisure planning. Unitary status favoured by planners in lucky 10. Rejected councils vow to continue the fight for single-tier status
Abstracts: Campaigning on the home front. Out-of-town developments get a further drubbing. Have you got news for them?
Abstracts: Shutting out crime?: retailers need to protect their property but planners want to avoid the growing 'Bronx syndrome'
Abstracts: Moving with the times. A big screen debut. JLP takes centre stage at Buchanan retail centre
Abstracts: My perfect office. Lights, camera, waiter! New growth as storm clouds pass
Abstracts: Post public-sector trauma. Drinking games. Residents fight back
Abstracts: Germans work less for food. Food prices fall in new EU Member States, but not as sharply as expected. Swedish crusade for cheaper food
Abstracts: Grand Met European profits set to double after restructuring. part 2 Ahold profits up 8.9% in Q2 despite US dollar weakness
Abstracts: Somerfield to float by 1998. Carrefour profits rise 26.2%. Blue Square strong despite Israeli slump
Abstracts: PepsiCo strong on snacks. International competition has little effect on Coca-cola profits. PepsiCo profits boosted by pizza and cola sales
Abstracts: VIAG. Hanson: dull over here and dull over there. The man who did rather well over there
Abstracts: UK: nearing the peak. Growth optimism. UK: lagging inflation
Abstracts: Time to shake off the more traditional image. Banque Nationale de Paris. Please Mr Postman
Abstracts: Allen's pipe dream for utility bosses. Draining away. VHE
Abstracts: Hail of paper obscures Malaya's tracks. Pendragon: marque of success. Sanderson Bramall Motor
Abstracts: Tread carefully to ensure success. The ins and outs of executive recruitment. Outplacement services: what they offer
Abstracts: Morgan Stanley insures M&A success. Swiss tie-up signals no end to Allfinanz fad. Morgan Stanley is top advisor in busy first half
Abstracts: Tamar Valley dons the last AONB designation mantle. Black Country leads way: industry gave the Black Country its name but with the help of an environmental group it could change the way the whole of the UK thinks about urabn forestry
Abstracts: All washed up in Seaside. Gummer blames crisis on councils. Time gentlemen, please
Abstracts: Labour pledges to retain UK Quangos. Young bloods unleashed...: whether the 'solid, reliable' type or the 'go-getting' careerist, delegates attending last week's RTPI Planning Students' Conference were given plenty of advice
Abstracts: Tracing Europe's fracture line between east and west. The Corporate Plan: what members think. Becoming a town planner
Abstracts: Market moves. What you need. Cleaning up
Abstracts: Location, location, location. Urbane spaceman: engineers tend to play a supporting role to architects. But one engineer's star is rising and may soon reach celebrity heights
Abstracts: Underwater search techniques. A practical approach to underwater mapping. Dive prep for under-ice excursions
Abstracts: The elusive seahorse: snorkelers on a mission. Get great critter photos - eye to eye. Egypt and the Red Sea
Abstracts: Pro Dive. Sea Dwellers Dive Center. Baskin in the Sun: personalized dive services in the British Virgin Islands
Abstracts: Enjoying the current's wet and wild ride. Snorkelers beware! Marine animals that cut, bite and sting. The Yongala wreck: Australia's time capsule
Abstracts: Pro Dive: Ft. Lauderdale's PADI Career Development Center. Learn to dive in St. Lucia. Dive USA: aiming for a higher level
Abstracts: The pill is still a girl's best friend. Mourners at the grave of trade unionism. When breast screening is best
Abstracts: Where are Britain's big hitters? Overworked women: do they quit - or just quit moaning? Britain sinks to 18th place on competitiveness table
Abstracts: If Quebec splits, the tremors will be global. Thorn EMI chiefs to make 12m pounds sterling on options. Jumpy computer executives weigh up the options
Abstracts: Don't put your daughter on the screen, Mrs Worthington. Wilde: about the man. Such things as dreams are made on
Abstracts: The prisoners' new champion. Late starters. Watch your step officer, or I'll see you in court ...
Abstracts: Paddy Devlin. Cathal Goulding. Washington 3: the condition too far
Abstracts: The wrong road to a squeegee-free city. The Coltrane sideshow. Say a little prayer
Abstracts: What you can buy for a trillion dollars. Farewell, couch potato. EMU and the tramp of jackboots
Abstracts: Shopaholic suffering: Christmas brings crisis for the women addicted to buying happiness. A shadowy killer makes a comeback
Abstracts: For sale on the Fourth of July. France builds hope for future on the bloody lessons of its war-scarred past. A nation out of tune with the rest of the world
Abstracts: Stay on the right side of the tracks. Waterloo's Greatest Hits. Welcome back to Britain
Abstracts: Lots of power in few hands. Is there a way to beat the Budget? Money can smooth the path of a divorce. But it brings with it a full set of problems
Abstracts: Why turn away these perfect citizens? Watch out! There's a victim about. The law is an ass and its victim is a bitch
Abstracts: Children as young as five suffer in picking fruit for our orange juice. Mexico's warrior peasants arm for revolt
Abstracts: The new front line. Blueprint of a police force for all. Trimble wins: will peace lose?
Abstracts: Consumer windfall could yet save the Tories. A mountain of reasons to reduce public debt. UK suffers from global inventory shake-out
Abstracts: Hanging's too good for them. Bound together by misery and leg irons. Who's taming whom?
Abstracts: Your date sir? The girl with the dark hair.... Mrs Lacks lives forever. Shopping the dark
Abstracts: US right hoists its Standard. New York invites its murderers to take a seat. The lessons of Caroline's tragedy
Abstracts: Go hang. The secret of a facelift: can you see the join. Greenwich mean madness
Abstracts: The iron fist of reforms. Sun spots. Tale in the sting
Abstracts: Freedom to care. Influencing the health agenda. Catheters: urinary tract infections
Abstracts: The west end. Teetering on the brink. Shakin' Stephen
Abstracts: Firm management. Raising a risk profile. A new approach to risk management
Abstracts: No such thing as a free lunch? Are two mums better than one? Trial by media: watching for prejudice
Abstracts: No mercy for young maid who begged to go home. Between faith and fanaticism. Hopes fade for Middle East peace
Abstracts: Ten years on, will the bull market end in another crash? Premium price for the cafes that painted the town red
Abstracts: Why today's man is losing his virility. The mother of happy birth days. Wide gap in success of fertility treatments
Abstracts: Nigerian minorities claim oil wealth as stolen birthright. Old timers put Eritrea's trains back on the rails. Hungry children in a Nigerian slum, but life is 'not too bad.' (health work among the poorest people in Lagos, Nigeria)
Abstracts: Singing that old tax-cutting tune. Two nations, one language: reform. Is painting dead? or what?
Abstracts: Proof of the big bank theory. A new lobby will rise to topple the home-owners. The market's not finished yet
Abstracts: From Dorneywood, the sound of options closing. A hammer to crack the work incentive nut. This could be last chance for Clarke
Abstracts: If you want an opinion, call a historian. A voice that launched 1,000 posters. When glamour is beyond parody
Abstracts: Prisoner of time shrugs off his seven-year hitch. Settlers' roads carve up PLO domain. Scarred by the savage lash of Islamic justice
Abstracts: Gold help the Princesses of Wales. Young, free, virginal and not a dork. Of courtesy and Chinese orphans
Abstracts: Ambushers lie in wait as Major enters the pass. Steady hands can defuse a bombshell. No more seaside slapstick
Abstracts: The Tories turn their weapons on themselves. Fear of Germany drives the Goldsmith gang. Major finds clear blue water
Abstracts: Fast train to a shopping spree. The Housegos went to India. They were sick. Their son was kidnapped. But they stayed and set up shop there
Abstracts: Fear of finance. Prepare for hike in your mortgage bill. Make your will. Before you die
Abstracts: Total eclipse. You were a perfect baby. The man who disowned his brainchild
Abstracts: The Indian conquest of English. The pride of India is written in English. The quintessential English gentleman
Abstracts: You don't have to be mad to work here ... but it helps. Disparate Goya. Radio 3: a big mistake
Abstracts: Blackpool, the town that's too old Labour for New Labour. The Bishop of Gnome. Heroin couldn't get him, nor the police, nor the hordes of dangerous girlfriends. Now he's going to be a grandfather. Keith Richards, a grandpa? Is this the end?
Abstracts: Tory talk of family values covers another betrayal. Even the Tories are saying it now. A political vision on the road to Blackpool
Abstracts: America bites the bullet. Evil. Who wants this impossible job?
Abstracts: Where investment outweighs trade in free markets. Why global markets need to be open to free information flows
Abstracts: The bits between the pauses are what we call 'acting.' (Harold Pinter appears in 'The Collection') She shoots them with kindness
Abstracts: Last call for the captains in blue. Council's 'wasted' 20m pounds sterling demolition. For the railwaymen, breaking up is hard to do
Abstracts: When a fiery star falls to earth. Auction of Goya letter highlights mystery of Spain's royal treasures. Portugal's children reap bitter harvest
Abstracts: Ivory Coast leader stirs up his own opposition. Civil war turns against Khartoum. Warlord's son puts paid to Somalia's yearning for peace
Abstracts: This green and threatened land. Five go wild in the Indian Ocean. Nothing to fear from techno-corn
Abstracts: The buck wanders round and round. Self-belief is no defence for ministers. Why Paddy can spend, spend, spend
Abstracts: It starts with a hoax...it ends in havoc. Without flowers you can't say it. Delia runs wild in the bookshop
Abstracts: The consultant nurse: a model for advanced practice. Pulmonary embolus. Evaluation of primary nursing in a nursing development unit
Abstracts: Benefits of inclusive continence assessments for sexual health. Continence
Abstracts: Nurses' net assets. Women's business. The whistle stop: with a Bill to protect the rights of whistleblowers about to be debated in the House of Commons
Abstracts: School nurses' response to the measles vaccination campaign. Continuing education: how well is PREP working? (post-registration education standards)
Abstracts: Bottle-feeding: formulas and equipment. The hole truth. Blinded by the light
Abstracts: A healthy prognosis for a resilient economy. In Vietnam's shifting economy, tabloid tells consumers what to buy, not what to buy into
Abstracts: Daewoo bears wary of hyped optimism over stock after Thomson purchase. Dong Ah shrugs off 1994 bridge collapse to build an impressive base for growth
Abstracts: Asian mall firms embrace urban entertainment fad. The Asian generation gap; survey of 'twentysomethings' holds surprises' (WPP Group PLC survey report)
Abstracts: The next step: Asian nations climb the ladder of technology to stay a leg up on the competition. Cash-flush Korean conglomerates are recasting themselves as innovators
Abstracts: Reshaping of Japan creates opportunities. Investors find value in Japan's "emerging market."(Column) ... No, mergers and acquisitions count more
Abstracts: Cash-flush Korean conglomerates are recasting themselves as innovators. Malaysia's crocodile sorcerers find they no longer need apprentices
Abstracts: Bernardo: the untold story. More clicker confusion: with greater choices, it is harder to find the gems. The cancer connection; are manmade chemicals boosting breast cancer rates?
Abstracts: The cyber snoops: how Internet gumshoes breach personal privacy. Why the Big Apple feels safer
Abstracts: Ten reasons why the separatists are losing. A parking mogul's drive into China. The philosopher's dream of making work fun
Abstracts: A '90s espionage tale stars software rivals, E-mail spy. The dotted line: a little Internet firm got a big monopoly; Is that such a bad thing? Network Solutions has lock on 'dot-com' addresses; rivals gain an opening; hiring Gore's former aide
Abstracts: Will it end in tiers? Directors - teach thyselves. Growing nearer to the Far East
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