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The Times: 'Text of Israel-Syria accord lays down disengagement timing'; 'Protocol on UN force'; 'Mr Kollek foresees withdrawal in Sinai' and 'US is pledged to support anti-terrorist actions'.

The Times: 'Syria loses grim battle for Mount Hermon'; 'Fierce fighting in canal sector'; 'Egypt calls on Security Council to act', and 'Israel still insisting on direct talks with Arab states before any withdrawal from occupied lands'.

The Times: 'Super-powers arouse resentment at UN'; 'Arab talk of weakening in bargaining powers'; 'Britain ready to join peace force'; 'Russia confident Arabs will observe UN call'; 'US reports anti-tank missile has worked well', and 'War was second longest'.

The Times: 'Sudden acceptance of a ceasefire surprises Israelis and raises suspicions of a sell-out'; 'Iraq says it will not recognise an armistice'; 'Arab oil states declare that cuts will go on'; 'Syrians said to be holding 2000 Israelis' and 'Tel Aviv resumes the call-up of reservists'.

The Times: 'Soviet walkout at UN as Israel defends air raid on Damascus'; 'Up the front to knock out tanks and taste glory'; 'Washington uncertain of Soviet peacemaking role'; 'White House balancing act on oil supplies'; 'King Hussain's cruel choice as he resists pressure to join in' and 'Strategy of flexible defence over wide area'.

The Times: 'Should EEC members take the democratic pledge?', by Michael Shanks; 'Russia's targets in the battle for free broadcasting' by Dr David Abshire; 'One brave black man's hopes for South Africa' by Bernard Levin.

The Times: 'NATO welcomes Spanish application to join'; 'Russia sees entry as inevitable' and 'The military balance held by Madrid'.

The Times: 'Middle East Talks': 'Ismailia summit's quest for a breakthrough to peace'; 'Mr (Jimmy) Carter to meet King Hussain in his mediation efforts'; 'PLO (Palestine Liberation Organisation) kills Arab "agent" of Israel' and 'W German leader on Cairo visit'.

The Times: 'Forces need reshaping to meet Soviet threat', on white paper 'Statement of defence estimates 1981 vols 1 and 2' (7/2/299,300); 'Mr Nott lays basis for spending review' and 'New hopes raised over cash limits'.

The Times: 'Flood of Vietnam news confirms American determination to stay clear of sinking regime' by Patrick Brogan, Washington and 'Cambodian leader arrives in Bali' by Bruce Palling, Phnom Penh.

The Times: 'Djibouti becomes independent republic today' and 'Pressures on Africa's forty-ninth state' by Charles Hargrove.

The Times 'Defence spending to be cut by £4,700m over 10 years: NATO remains first call on resources'; 'Minister and chiefs of staff agree new posture can be maintained' and 'Hard core of weaponry retained', reports of Parliamentary defence debates.

The Times: 'Canada cuts last Aeroflot link to North America'; 'Spy plane was back at base-US'; 'Gromyko agrees to delay his visit to Paris'; 'Questions which must be answered about the destruction of flight 007' and 'From Gary Powers and the U2 into the "Star Wars" age'.

The Times: 'British weapons system brought to attention of US: efforts to get more orders for equipment'; 'Threat of nuclear war cannot be washed away'; 'Cost of Trident will make hard choice harder'; 'Distorted US view of goodies and baddies'; 'Dr Owen calls for study of another option' and 'Unwise to defer decision: majority of 68' Parliamentary debate and question time, Mar 3.

The Times: 'British government announces immediate aid of £750,000 to children of South Vietnam'; 'Phnom Penh renews peace call'; 'Americans astonished and acquiescent'; 'Beaten army straggles in' and 'Mr Ford says US will not abandon South East Asia'.

The Times: 'Britain is "drifting slowly towards ungovernability"' by Peter Strafford, New York and editorial 'Near the end of the line' both refer to the views of American Eric Savaraid, CBS Evening News, May 7 on the British Parliament and the trade unions.

The Times: Apollo 10 eight miles from moon surface: 'On the edge of the moon'; '1,800 years of space travel from dream to reality'; 'What the scientists are hoping to learn from the moon'; 'Lowdown on Snoopy'; 'Green, brown or grey?'; 'Just how good was the lunar module?' and 'How two men will walk on the sea of tranquillity'.

The Times: 'Anatomy of the Middle East War'. relating to 'the Future', 'the weapons', 'the Reckoning' and 'Diplomacy also 'The spark that set fires of battle alight on two separate fronts'.

The Times: 'Airliner "was mistaken for American spy plane"'; 'Military commanders who "took decision to open fire"' and 'Be firm, be sceptical'.

The Times: 'A year in which Stalin's smiling avuncular image began to disappear' and 'Cabinet papers "were withheld to protect Ernest Bevin"' on recent releases of papers at the Public Record Office.