Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Oct 24, 1999, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Letter: WTO's poor show
  by David Cromwell
• Fried rice and a Wo Fat special for Ma'am; CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT
  by CHARLES NEVIN
• ARMY DITHERS IN PAKISTAN
• Panic points the way to another fall; FOCUS: THE ECONOMY
  by DIANE COYLE Economics editor
• Lords kicked out into spartan offices
  by JO DILLON POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
• Our bus station's tatty, but we love it
  by COLE MORETON
• JACK LYNCH FUNERAL
• Andreotti not guilty of Mafia conspiracy
  by FRANCES KENNEDY IN PALERMO
• Your Questions: The obsessive traveller
• The Listener: Strike a chord
  by Paul McCartney
• Eating Out: The rarest treat of all
  by Michael Bateman
• Poles, ballet, carbohydrate - and another stuffing
  by GREG WOOD
• FOOTBALL: Blatter praises United entry
• Snooker: Cushions a blow for Williams and Higgins
  by CLIVE EVERTON IN PRESTON
• Rugby World Cup: arkham's grubbers spell the end
  by Tim Glover contrasts the form
• Football: Why Newcastle will be moving bums off seats
  by Simon Turnbull
• Football: Victory lite for pale City
  by PHIL ANDREWS
• Football: Camara's pinpoint accuracy eases the pain
  by Stephen bBenkley
• Football: Elton's rocket man takes off
  by ALAN HUBBARD
• Go Higher: The complete guide to higher education
• THE SECRET OF MY SUCCESS: Martine McCutcheon
• Real Lives: Yes, there's food on my face - what of it?
  by Elizabeth Heathcot
• BOOKS: BEST-SELLERS
• Books: The band that stopped us growing up
  by ANNA PICARD
• MUSIC: CD REVIEWS: POP
  by Nicholas Barber
• Film: The terror! The terror!
  by ANTONIA QUIRKE
• ART: VISUAL ART CHOICE
• Money: Win pounds 50,000 for unfair dismissal
  by Ian Hunter
• NEW YORK MARKET: Y2K concerns could bug stocks
  by Nick Olivari
• Bank in rescue bid for miners
  by DAN GLEDHILL
• A Spanish black market in red triangles
  by ELIZABETH NASH IN MADRID
• Ecomog leaves Liberia
• THE LAST WORD
  by JO BRAND
• Letter: Big spender John
  by Ian Winter
• Why Blair's people now regret that speech
  by ALAN WATKINS
• CHAVEZ PLANE SCARE
• They know everything about you; FOCUS: DIRECT MARKETING
  by HESTER LACEY
• Disabled at work to get pounds 25 tax credit
  by Jo Dillon
• Winning lottery numbers
• CAMILLA ON THE HUNT
• Cyber dummy Blair to have public computer lesson
  by Jo Dillon
• Chocolate, tulips or diamonds - you choose
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• Fashion: Oh so boho
  by PHOTOGRAPHS BY JO HOWLETT STYLING BY ELIZABETH BEE
• Rugby World Cup: Topical island needs warm reception
  by WORLD CUP DIARY TIM GLOVER
• Angling: The fly's the limit for aspirations of an editor
  by KEITH ELLIOTT
• Sailing: Yacht doctors busy after demolition derby
  by Andrew Preece surveys early tensions in the America's Cup
• Rugby World Cup: Pace of Australians calls the Tune
  by JONATHAN DAVIES
• Football: Fate robs Larsson at his peak
  by Phil Gordon says Celtic must rebuild without their talisman
• Football: Goalposts moved in Wembley capacity debate
  by Steve Tongue hears Wembley's claim that 2006 is is worth only pounds
• Thai Buffalo Racing: Round the horn
• Football: New FA chief will stick to the figures
  by ALAN HUBBARD
• Go Higher: Working for the whales
  by Kate Peacock
• Q Why does this man look angry? A He's your boss and you've just told
  by HESTER LACEY
• WHY ARE THEY FAMOUS: Joe Absolom
• Books: Soon to be a movie starring the bewildered Keanu Reeves
  by Mark Timlin
• Books: Racking all over the world
  by CHRISTOPHER FOWLER
• MUSIC: CLASSICAL CHOICE
• Film: I went, I saw, I was horrified: so now I stay at home
  by on why he
• ART: IN THE GALLERIES Fecund beans, motorbikes and sad birds
• Money: Take the plunge
  by ISABEL BERWICK Personal finance writer
• LONDON MARKET: Merger rumours boost share prices
  by Alistair Barr
• BT eyes German mobile takeover
  by DAVID BRIERLEY
• Far right poll surge shocks Switzerland
  by IMOGEN FOULKES IN BERNE
• Pakistan exiles islamist
• One bombshell, and several vases filled
  by SLY BAILEY
• Letter: Bengali `Father'
  by Syed Badrulahsan
• A vision for women, by men in suits
  by JOAN SMITH
• PIRATE CD INQUIRY
• Why she will live and he may die; Focus: NHS
  by JUDY JONES
• Mobiles used as bugging devices
  by KATHY MORAN
• JACK LYNCH FUNERAL
• MONEY LAUNDERING CASE 6
• Britain fights fair in food war
  by JO DILLON POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
• A real foodie's taste of Belgium
  by Guy Mansell
• how we met: Dolly Parton & Joseph Shabalala
• The Broader Picture: The root of all evil
• Interview: Jeff Wilson: Boy wonder grows up
  by Andrew Longmore
• FOX'S 20TH CENTURY
  by Norman Fox
• Formula One: Tolerance driven beyond the limit
  by David Tremayne