Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Jun 25, 1996, issue of Independent, The (London)

• 2,000 miles on one gallon of petrol
  by MICHAEL STREETER
• Backdrop a Plate dish
• BTP makes a killing on bugs
  by edited Tom Stevenson
• Chinese soldier's hat slips during military posture exercise
• Davies claims City advantage in EMU
  by DIANE COYLE Economics Editor
• Eritreans unite behind cause of rebuilding nation
  by DAVID ORR Asmara
• House of Fraser appoints director trio
  by Nigel Cope
• John Cook's wins St Jude Classic
  by Golf
• Let's do lunch inside the world of advertising
  by Alex Somerset
• Let us not make children afraid of life
  by Stuart Waiton
• More assertive males complain of jobs bias
  by Barrie Clement
• NO-HEADLINE
• Non-confrontational, helpful and flexible, no wonder women are the
  by Christian Wolmar
• Party is finally over for Bates
  by Richard Edmondson
• Sale of armed forces married quarters to be halted by Labour
  by Colin Brown
• Strawberry meals forever
• THE SEEDS' PROGRESS
• Unabomber suspect on murder charge
  by Tim Cornwell - Los Angeles
• Women confued about after sex contraceptives
  by Glenda Cooper
• Letter:When German threat loomed
  by STEPHEN BARCROFT
• Agassi out as Sampras finds stride
  by JOHN ROBERTS Tennis Correspondent
• backgammon
  by Chris Bray
• Bumper bonuses for Scottish Power chiefs
  by Michael Harrison
• City Diary: ANZ Grindlays gets that sinking feeling
  by John Willcock
• Death on demand is fatal attraction in the Outback
  by Robert Milliken
• Fears grow over Granada's M-way services monopoly
  by Mathew Horsman
• How to pull them in off the streets
  by Charles Saumarez Smith
• John Prescott injures foot in plane dash
• Letters: Expensive MPs
  by William Barrett
• Lilley attempts to reverse asylum ruling
  by JOHN RENTOUL Political Correspondent
• M&S cheap loans step up brand battle
  by Nigel Cope
• NO-HEADLINE
• numeracy
• Poborsky rides Euro express
  by Rupert Metcalf
• Sangster spins wheel of fortune
  by Sue Montgomery
• Sun Life shines out in a dull investment climate
  by DEREK PAIN
• Thomson Jones is set to retire
• United States forestry airtanker tackles brush fire
• YESTERDAY AT WIMBLEDON
• Anniversaries
• Baker launches attack on Barings bosses
  by Peter Rodgers Financial Editor
• ...but actresses still earn 15% less than male stars
  by MARIANNE MACDONALD Arts Reporter
• Clamour of disapproval will stamp on Mail strikes
• Denmark & Norway to seek explanation over death of consul in Burma
• Fear and Lothian on home rule trail
  by DONALD MACINTYRE
• How to reverse the irreversible
  by Rita Carter
• Jud Smith wins his third Hackett World Championship race
• Letters: Hail Goldsmith but vote Labour
  by Rt Hon PETER SHORE MP
• literacy
• Music Akiko Yano Barbican, London
  by Adrian Jack
• NO-HEADLINE
• Obituary: John Alton
  by Tom Vallance
• Polish clergymen charged with customs fraud
• Sarasota Storm wins Yvonne Murray MBE Handicap
• Table talk turns to structural issue of unemployment
  by HAMISH McRAE
• Thousands of jobs shielded by new military spending
  by CHRISTOPHER BELLAMY
• US police reopen inquiry on copper trader's death
  by David Usborne New York
• yesterday was a ...
• An eye-opener from Applied
  by edited Tom Stevenson
• Baseball caps are de rigueur
  by IAN TASKER
• ...but is that just another easy soundbite?
  by Nicholas Timmins Public Policy Editor
• Clinton has sexual harassment case delayed
  by Rupert Cornwell - Washington
• Derbyshire moving into contention
• footnotes
• India considering autonomy for Jammu & Kashmir
• Just look Who's at the gig with Eric
  by David Lister
• LETTERS: Morale sags in struggling health service
  by Dr P D O Davies FRCP Consultant Physician
• Made in Germany
  by David Walker
• Musselburgh wins at odds of 4-5
• NO-HEADLINE
• Obituary: Professor Arthur Charlesby
  by James H. Turnbull
• QUESTIONNAIRE: 'The NHS can be infuriating but it's still a bloody
  by Ray Rowden
• Scottish and Grampian talks point to ITV merger
  by Mathew Horsman Media Editor
• Technically there is a lot of ground for England to make up but the
  by KEN JONES
• threads
• US reopens copper trader death inquiry
  by David Usborne New York
• Young doctors take up a city challenge
  by Nicholas Timmins reports
• Appointments
• Birthdays
• case notes