 Monday, December 28, 1998 Published at 09:42 GMT
|  | | Queen: Ties that bind the generations
The Queen makes one of her most personal broadcasts to the nation and the Commonwealth, reflecting on what different generations can learn from one another. | |
|  | | Christmas dinner: the healthy option?
Christmas is synonymous with eating and drinking and making merry. But is all that excess good for you? News Online presents a health analysis of Christmas meals from around the world. | |
|  | | White Christmas washout
White Christmas? Forget it, say forecasters who predict just a sprinkling of snow in Scotland followed by gale-force winds on Boxing Day. | |
|  | | Stars cash in at Christmas
It's Christmas bonus time, not just for overpaid city types, but for the artists whose Christmas records, like leftover turkey, turn up every year. | |
|  | | Santa's sack of software
We look at an unprecedented year of growth for the computer games industry - and why gaming goodies will be under a Christmas tree near you. | |
|  | | Ding dong merrily online
'Tis not the season to be stuck in front of a computer, but you can count the days to Christmas and get a direct line to Santa among the festive attractions on the Net. | |
|  | | Movie magic in '98
It was a year in which Hollywood's blockbusters failed to live up to the runaway success of Titanic - Annette Mackenzie looks back at some of the film's that have hit the headlines. | |
|  | | Animal crackers in 1998
There seems to have been more than the usual crop of wacky animal stories this year. Here is a roundup of some of the reports about our furry, feathered, slimy and scaly friends. | |
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