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Friday, February 12, 1999 Published at 19:23 GMT
Clinton crisis: At a glance
A one-page overview of the key events in the Clinton crisis, with links to news stories and analysis from BBC News Online's coverage.
Judging the president
- Clinton cleared of all charges
- Senators make final deliberations
- Monica's videotaped testimony
- Vote to call trial witnesses
- Defence team makes heartfelt plea
- Prosecutors: Clinton must be 'accountable'
- Impeachment trial under way
- Queuing to see history
- Senators make final deliberations
Historic debate
- Clinton impeached
- Livingston quits over affair
- Bitter debate exposes partisan divisions
- Analysis: An historic vote
- What the public thinks
- Impeachment charges set out
- All the president's answers
Starr on the stand
- Starr on the stand
- Starr adviser resigns
- Profile: Starr on the trail of the president
- Starr report: Highlights
- Starr bound to be best-seller
Monica's tell-tale tapes
- America hears Lewinsky speak
- The conversations: Key extracts
- Profile: Monica gets name in lights
- Diana's biographer to tell Monica's story
- Profile: Linda Tripp - friend or foe?
- Tape transcripts
Mid-term relief
- The roads from impeachment
- Surprise gains for Democrats
- Analysis: Comeback kid wins reprieve
- Gingrich quits
- Clinton settles Jones case
Inquiry takes shape
- Clinton impeachment inquiry extended
- Congress votes on impeachment inquiry
- Poll: Public still opposes inquiry
- Clinton inquiry streamlined
Video Nasties
- Video shows Clinton cool under fire
- Testimony tapes: Multimedia highlights
- When sex isn't sex
- World wonders at Clinton video
- Clinton "not hurt" by tapes
Starr report and aftermath
Click here to access the BBC's mirror site of the Starr Report.
- Starr report damns Clinton
- Full White House rebuttal
- Seeing Starr on the Net
- Polls show support holding up
- World press reaction
- Starr report: Not in front of the children
From the correspondents
- Clare Bolderson: Talking sex in the capital
- Tom Carver: Now Congress must decide
- Paul Reynolds: What constitutional crisis?
- Chris Drake: The parallels with Watergate
- Alastair Cooke: Letter from America
- Bridget Kendall: Implications for world leadership
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