Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Aug 5, 1997, issue of Independent, The (London)

• A lesson in how not to pull on the dance floor
  by David Aaronovitch
• Britain's 400m trio set up historic final
• Canadian who clicked with the great and glamorous
  by Michael Streeter
• Day One Waterloo Station: The traveller's thoughts on setting out
  by PAUL VALLELY
• German industrial output climbs
• Health: Hair loss: the treatments
• Independent Fantasy Football: Pick your team to take you to the World
• Labour denies NHS trusts were allowed into red to avert crisis
• Letter: Tough action on animal cruelty
  by ROSALIND FISHER
• Mixed signals in housing market
  by Diane Coyle
• Network+ E-mail: Gridlock on the Internet
  by Nick Harman
• Obituary: Bao Dai
  by Judy Stowe
• Pub chain calls time on alcopops as more companies join ban
  by Louise Jury
• Saints pounce as Penrith lose sight of target
  by WYN GRIFFITHS
• Silver Shield buys 80% stake in Swansea for pounds 100
• Television: Last Night
  by Thomas Sutcliffe
• Ulster urged to grasp second chance
  by Jojo Moyes
• Young more tolerant towards gays
  by Louise Hancock
• A plastic sheet, and we can read
  by Lucy Ward
• British climber's Himalayan ordeal ends
  by Charles Arthur
• Chains, delays, dishonesty and gazumping. The evils of house-buying
  by Steve Boggan
• Dial-a-Cab may take fresh route to drive for AIM
  by John Willcock
• Global recognition the aim of a galloping gourmet
  by Richard Edmondson
• Health: I don't want to go bald ...
  by Simon Grey
• India mystifies UK university
• Leading Article: 97 reasons to be cheerful
• Letter: Valuable role of Scottish Ballet
  by JANE NICHOLAS
• Morceli made to work for place
• Network+ E-mail: Gridlock on the Internet
  by Ciaran Wills
• Obituary: Jeanne Calment
  by John Lichfield
• Queen Mother's 97th birthday is a family affair
• SA hit-men granted amnesty
• South Africa grants amnesty to apartheid assassin
  by Mary Braid
• Terrorism without a cause baffles the FBI
  by John Carlin in Washington
• Update on ... ... phones
• Youthful Watson prepares for his senior service
  by Simon Turnbull
• Barclays faces action over pay
• British Gas triumphs in domestic trials
  by Chris Godsmark Business Correspondent
• Changing of the Guard
• Double murderer to be released
• Greene and Jones sprint into obscurity
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Health: The truth about - Aricept - a new drug for Alzheimer's
• Injury worries overshadow 400m trio's historic final
• Leading Article: High stakes in Korea, and rewards to match
• Lewis claims a silver lining for Britain
  by MIKE ROWBOTTOM reports Athens
• Most clubs are having to look at innovative strategies to lure fans
  by Garry Nelson
• Network+: Web Sites - Booksearch Service
  by Andy Oldfield
• Obituary: Sir Hepi te Heuheu
  by David Barber
• Rain foils Kent's contrived finish
  by ADAM SZRETER
• Schmeichel looks for winter rest
• So the UK is past its best. Want to bet?
  by Andreas Whittam Smith
• Testing day for British boats
  by STUART ALEXANDER reports Cowes
• Victim's mother sues for negligence
• Zeneca's schizophrenia drug approved
• Basketball
• British soldiers 'attacked tourists'
• Chess
  by William Hartston
• East 17 star on assault charge
• Halifax all at sea as Sailor leads the rout
  by IAN LAYBOURN
• Henman and Rusedski out in first round
• Investment Column: Market ready to forgive Filtronic
  by Edited Magnus Grimond
• Letter: A new system for police complaints
  by JOHN WADHAM
• Lewis has to settle for a silver medal
  by MIKE ROWBOTTOM reports Athens
• Mountaineer dies on 'cursed' peak
• Network+: Web Sites - Coming Attractions
  by Andy Oldfield
• Obituary: Sviatoslav Richter
  by Noel Goodwin
• Rangers assume command
  by ARCHIE McPHERSON
• Science: A drug for every bug
  by David Spark
• Spiders behaving badly
  by William Hartston
• The architect of New Labour's economics
  by Diane Coyle
• Visual Arts: People like us
  by Tom Lubbock
• Bath lines up for lottery funding
• Brown names economic advisers to the Treasury
  by Diane Coyle Economics Editor
• City consider exit from Maine Road
• EU raises stakes in row over Bosnian integration
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Halifax data met with caution
  by Diane Coyle
• Hero pilot fights shy of praise
  by Kate Watson-Smyth
• Investment Column: Scardino's grand vision is blurry
  by Edited Magnus Grimond
• Letter: British Museum: clear the car park
  by PHILIP STOTT
• Man's (or woman's) best friend?
  by Jojo Moyes