Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Apr 24, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Sporting Digest: Squash
• Snooker: O'Sullivan hints at `Cantona style' exit
  by Jon Wilde at The Crucible, Sheffield
• Rugby League: Sullivan remains serene after wobble
  by Dave Hadfield
• Market Report: Market Movers
• Around the World's Markets: New York
• UK donor aid hits record high
• Drought forces thousands to flee Afghan villages
  by Meriel Beattie in Maslakh, Afghanistan
• Protests as author faces charges over dam project
  by Peter Popham in Delhi
• Straw trumpets 77% rise in police recruitment
  by Ian Burrell Home Affairs Correspondent
• Parliament: The House In Brief - pounds 18m for poll mailings
• Foot-And-Mouth Crisis: Health Risks - Question marks remain over
  by Charles Arthur Technology Editor
• Man dies at end of marathon
• www.independent.co.uk: Room for a view
• Digital, Cable and Satellite Television: Pick of the Day
  by James Rampton
• The Arts: Opera - A show that's right on the mark
  by Roderic Dunnett
• Media: A `Watergate' not for printing
  by Paul Lashmar
• Obituary: Mother Margaret Mary McFarlin
  by Christian Parham
• Quote of the Day
• Letter: Euro won't work
  by NEIL O'BRIEN
• Tuesday Law Report: Correct test for admissibility of secondary
  by Kate O'Hanlon, Barrister
• Going Independent: Turn business theory into practice
  by Christopher Browne
• Football: Sutton's injury concern
• Boxing: Female fighter in coma after knockout
  by Ian Alcock in Sydney
• Sporting Digest: Olympic Games
• Racing: Jockeys' Championship odds
• Today's Number: A$600
• Market Report: ARM drops as chip sector loses 10% on stockpile
  by Stephen Foley
• Compaq to cut workforce by 10%
• Armani targets 25% rise in sales
• Indian police raid `baby traffickers'
• Pinochet `stable' after tests
• Oil slick alert after Channel collision
  by Paul Peachey
• Parliament: The House In Brief - Peers pay tribute to Lib Dem chief
• Duchess's former assistant `killed lover after finding sexy e- mails'
  by Shenai Raif
• Siamese twin may leave hospital
• Rain or Shine...
• Independent Pursuits: Words - Cervical, adj
  by CHRISTOPHER HAWTREE
• The Arts: Theatre - Gossip and gallantry in the park after dark
  by Rhoda Koenig
• Media: Films ain't what they used to be
  by Brian Viner
• Tuesday Book: A cynical piece of `Troubles Trash'
  by John O'Farrell
• Leading Article: Eau de Londres
• Letter: Price of roads
  by John Stanning
• Shakespeare J'accuse
  by Jonathan Myerson
• Going Independent: Are you ready to take the plunge?
  by Christopher Browne
• Cricket: Walsh ends career in style
  by Tony Cozier in Kingston, Jamaica
• Cricket: Somerset succumb to new-look Flintoff
  by Eric Perkins
• Sporting Digest: Ice hockey
• Table Tennis: World Table Tennis Championships in Osaka
• Judo: Selectors facing double dilemma
  by Philip Nicksan
• Britain lags Portugal in race for broadband
  by Susie Mesure
• Banks oppose Reuters' Bridge bid
• BPB faces pounds 100m price-fixing fine
• US bus driver shoots colleague
• Bush to back down over sales of hi-tech weapons to Taiwan
  by Andrew Buncombe in Washington
• Record numbers of schools have temporary heads
  by Sarah Cassidy Education Correspondent
• Parliament: Foot-And-Mouth - Rural aid package branded `penny-
  by Nigel Morris Political Correspondent
• Legionnaire's scare after death of driver
  by Maria Breslin
• Three deny `race attack' charges
• Legal arguments delay trial over Dando killing
  by Jason Bennetto Crime Correspondent
• Independent Pursuits: The Daily Website - www.worldrps.com
  by SALLY CHATTERTON
• The Arts: Guns good, booze bad, DJ thirsty
  by Andy Kershaw
• John Walsh's Tales of the city
  by John Walsh
• The consuming passion of society
  by Deborah Orr
• Leading Article: There is no alternative to the mass burnings
• Letter: Vision for Scotland
  by MARION RALLS
• Monitor: The Canadian press comments on the demonstrations at the
• Cricket: Walsh made to wait as South Africa dig in
  by Tony Cozier in Kingston, Jamaica
• Football: Wenger makes Nakata pounds 12m summer target
  by Alan Nixon
• Sporting Digest: Baseball
• Athletics: Radcliffe enters marathon fray
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Boxing: Lewis has the right to rebuild his reputation
  by James Lawton on Tuesday
• Murdoch raises bid in last-ditch effort to acquire DirecTV
  by David Usborne in New York
• BPB faces pounds 100m price-fixing fine
• Minnesota Mining to axe UK jobs
• Reprimand for US sub chief who sank ship
  by Paul Peachey
• Aids icon Nkosi robbed at home by armed gang
  by Melanie-Ann Feris in Johannesburg
• Oil slick alert after Channel collision
  by Paul Peachey
• Parliament: Kate Hoey and Bedser twins
• Tube staff may hold strike over toilets
  by Paul Peachey
• Kennedy pledges to soften laws on asylum seekers
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor