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Articles in Oct 13, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Football: PREMIERSHIP SEQUENCES
• FOOTBALL: TELEVISION GUIDE
• Sporting Digest: CRICKET
• Racing: Hyperion's TV tips
• EQUESTRIANISM: Britain takes early lead
• Capital markets face renewed scrutiny
  by Chris Hughes Financial Editor
• Around the World's Markets: PARIS
• US retail sales show worst monthly drop for nine years
  by Chris Hughes Financial Editor
• Milosevic's head of security denies murder charge
  by Julijana Mojsilovic in Belgrade
• Lecturer jailed for hate mail
• Snake Dancer
• AIR STRIKES ON AFGHANISTAN: Muslim Reaction - Shots fired at
  by Peter Popham in Peshawar
• AIR STRIKES ON AFGHANISTAN: Front Line - War is only a secondary
  by Patrick Cockburn in Panjshir valley, Afghanistan
• Anthrax case found in New York
  by Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• Investment: View From The City The Brokers' Reports - Eidos
• Personal Finance: Policyholders backing Equitable's scheme
  by Katherine Griffiths
• Winter Travel: How to be the loudest Voice on the slopes
  by Stephen Wood
• Top Table: OSTERIA DEL CINGHIALE BIANCO, FLORENCE, ITALY
  by Aoife O'Riordain
• THEATRE: CURTAIN CALLS
  by David Benedict
• FILM: THE FIVE BEST FILMS
  by Roger Clarke
• CLASSICAL: THE FIVE BEST CONCERTS
  by Mark Pappenheim
• Comedy:Victoria Wood
  by James Rampton
• BACKGAMMON
  by CHRIS BRAY
• Country & Garden: BORDER CROSSINGS: The secret to perfect potted
  by Anna Pavord
• Books: Audiobooks
  by Christina Hardyment
• Faith & Reason: The power of myth when Islam faces the West
  by Paul Vallely
• Mr Blair takes New Labour's media machine to war
  by Donald Macintyre
• Letter: Brazilian protests
  by Adriano Campolina Soares
• Letter: Target all terrorists, not just Muslims
  by Azhar Shaikh
• READERS' LIVES THIS MONTH: TREES
• Interiors: Insider trading
  by WORDS DOMINIC LUTYENS PORTRAITS
• Football: Weekend Guide to the Premiership
• Football: TODAY'S FIRST DIVISION TEAM NEWS
• Sporting Digest: Basketball
• RUGBY UNION: Richards ready to test the patience of Saints
  by David Llewellyn
• Chris Maume on Television: Not a good week for Paxman or ITV's empire
  by Chris Maume
• Grid shares jump on Mohawk settlement
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor
• Around the World's Markets: HONG KONG
• Philippines opens `truth hotlines'
• Judges throw out pounds 1m Modahl claim
  by Anna Whitney
• Care staff admit to Climbie errors
  by Terri Judd
• Accused man `aided bombing at Omagh' bombing'
  by Paul Peachey
• AIR STRIKES ON AFGHANISTAN: Global Reaction - Protesters take to
  by Kathy Marks in Sydney
• AIR STRIKES ON AFGHANISTAN: Casualties - Witnesses confirm that
  by Richard Lloyd Parry in Peshawar
• Byers faces calls to quit as he tries to defend spin doctor
  by Paul Waugh Deputy Political Editor
• Investment: View From The City The Brokers' Reports - GlaxoSmithKline
• Personal Finance: Is the worst yet to come?
  by WILLIAM KAY
• Winter Travel: On track for the Russian revolution
  by Hugh O'Shaughnessy
• Short Breaks: 24-Hour Room Service: Grand Hotel Nord-pinus, Arles,
  by Clare Thomson
• THEATRE: THE FIVE BEST PLAYS IN LONDON ... AND BEYOND
  by Paul Taylor
• FILM: THE FIVE BEST REVIVALS
• CLASSICAL: THE FIVE BEST CONCERTS
  by Mark Pappenheim
• Art: Paul McCarthy
  by Peter Chapman
• The Independent Consumer: WINES OF THE WEEK
  by Anthony Rose
• Country & Garden: All rhodos lead to Titoki Point
  by Anna Pavord
• Books: Double trouble
  by Charles Shaar Murray
• Birthdays
• Ghostwriting for Geri's yoga teacher's corgi
  by Sue Arnold
• Letter: Benefits of Ilisu Dam
  by Korkmaz Haktanir
• Letter: Target all terrorists, not just Muslims
  by John Logan
• Fast forward: It's your call
  by Words Martin Skegg
• Interiors: Do your homework
  by WORDS CAROLINE WINGFIELD
• Football: Weekend Guide to the Premiership
  by David Maton
• Football: The Sweeper: Bayern add heat to derby
• Sporting Digest: ATHLETICS
• Racing: Pitman accepts libel payout for `appalling slur'
• Boxing: Trapped Tyson must satisfy the paymasters
  by James Lawton in Copenhagen
• Sotheby's cuts 287 after slowdown in art market
  by Nigel Cope City Editor
• Around the World's Markets: TOKYO
• Carlos the Jackal to wed lawyer
• Louis Vuitton soaks up the romantic mood
  by Rebecca Lowthorpe
• Hebrideans seek to end 700 years of feudalism by buying their island
  by Paul Kelbie
• Minister declares loyalist groups have ended truce
  by David McKittrick Ireland Correspondent
• AIR STRIKES ON AFGHANISTAN: Warning: Saudi Arabia is unsafe for
  by Steve Boggan
• AIR STRIKES ON AFGHANISTAN: Warnings - `FBI tipped-off before
  by Hugh Dougherty in New York
• Anthrax case found in New York
  by Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• Investment: View From The City The Brokers' Reports - Marks & Spencer
• Deals Of The Week: Mortgages from MarketPlace
• South America: Take A Walk On The Wild Side
  by Ed Sexton
• Short Breaks: 48 hours in Bucharest
  by Louise Millar