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Mugabe election violence caught on film A SMUGGLED film has graphically exposed the tactics used by Robert Mugabe's supporters to rig the presidential run-off that handed power back to his discredited regime.

Gerald Warner: We are heading for a recession 'WE'RE a' doomed!" That is the chorus of the Jeremiahs who are currently predicting economic slowdown will lead to recession and, beyond that, total meltdown and the end of civilisation as we know it.

Dani Garavelli: Labours of love To sneer is to fail to understand the enormous power of the biological imperative

Tom Little: Lightbulb moment: let's pay MPs more It is time that we started treating MPs as what they are: our employees

TOM BROWN: Sixty years of the NHS is reason for a good old knees up

Eddie Barnes: It's no wonder politicians want to put their families first

Ewan Morrison: 'After a cuff round the lug at the Hill O' Many Stanes we travelled home in stony silence'

Kayt Turner: 'I've had three months to get ready. So why am I clutching last-minute lists?

Fordyce Maxwell: 'The most critical time for any marriage is packing holiday bags'

Teresa Hunter: Ten tips for surviving a recession

Profile: Adrian Chiles: The yummy Brummie

Animal crackers

Catch up on the week

Hardeep Singh Kohli: Toe much for sandals

Slapstick politics

Prospective patients find that money talks on the internet

Our health is worth more than profits

'Presumed consent' is best option

Myths about island life

Mind your Burns language

Fighting the superbugs

Wha's like us . . . David Coulthard

ARCHIVES: JULY 4, 2004

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