Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Nov 9, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Letter: Muslims in Britain
  by Michael Brown
• Letter: Biblical punishment
  by HELEN PARSONS
• Thought for the Day
  by Thomas Sowell
• OBITUARY: William Whitlock
• SCIENCE: What On Earth?
• Pop: This Week's Album Releases - RADIOHEAD I Might Be Wrong
  by REVIEWED BY ANDY GILL
• CLASSICAL: Opera - Marriage of convenience
  by Edward Seckerson
• Blair confidante quits Downing Street to join BP
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM: Middle East- Bush declines to meet Arafat
  by Phil Reeves in Jerusalem
• Worker dies at steelworks set ablaze by blasts
  by Anna Whitney
• parliament: The House in Brief - Prayers for terror dead
• Dinner parties are food poison hotspot
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Robbie Williams wins MTV award
• Mexican President frees jailed activists
  by Kieran Murray in Mexico City
• Storm in Philippines feared to have killed 350
  by Erik De Castro in Mahinog, Philippines
• New challenge for Nationwide
• Utility to give back pounds 2bn to investors
  by Michael Harrison
• Greggs dismisses bid rumours
• Rugby Union: Jones ready to make England pay for gamble
  by Chris Hewett
• FOOTBALL: Brown blames Redknapp for losses
  by Alan Nixon
• sporting digest: Taekwondo
• Letter: Benefits of world trade
  by John Monks et al
• Letter: Auction room code
  by Christopher Mendez
• Leading article: Spare the rod
• OBITUARY: Michael Chase
  by David Buckman
• SCIENCE: The death song of the seas
  by Sanjida O'Connell
• POP: This Week'sAlbum Releases - PAUL McCARTNEY Driving Rain EMI
  by REVIEWED BY ANDY GILL
• CLASSICAL: The Compact Collection
  by ROB COWAN
• Romantic defeat led to deep and long friendship
  by John Rentoul
• CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM: Assassinations - A year on, Israel is
  by Phil Reeves in Jerusalem
• Student hackers access bank computer codes
  by Anna Whitney
• parliament: The House in Brief: Today's agenda
• Man jailed for murdering wife
• Newlywed jailed for killing wife
• Election rivals exploit refugee fears in Australia
  by Kathy Marks in Melbourne
• Russians recover 'Kursk' logs
• Around the World's Markets: London
• Outlook: Bank of England's MPC does the decent thing
• JD Wetherspoon sales rise 27%
• Rugby Union: Officials call time on abuse of blood-injury laws
  by Chris Hewett
• FOOTBALL: Barnet boosted by youthful promise
  by Rupert Metcalf
• Inside Football: Black coaches fight to overcome barriers
  by David Conn
• Letter: TV licence cheats
  by DAVID LEGGE
• Letter: Christmas is coming
  by Ralph Jones
• Leading article: Interest rate cuts are not enough to see off
• OBITUARY: A. H. Coxon
  by David B. Robinson
• Arts: Spy who came in from the Courtauld
  by Miranda Carter
• POP: This Week's Album Releases - THE COUP Party Music Tommy Boy/75
  by REVIEWED BY ANDY GILL
• Digital, Cable and Satellite Television: Today's Choices
  by James Rampton
• Rain or Shine...
• CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM: Pakistan - Pakistani leader orders
  by Munir Ahmad
• PARLIAMENT: The Sketch - As Rimbaud might put it, Mr Smith is
  by SIMON CARR
• PARLIAMENT: AWARD - Trimble wins Parliamentarian of the Year prize
  by Tim Ross
• ARMS TO IRAQ: Shameful affair that exposed a secret world s and
  by Chris Blackhurst
• Monopoly maker in price inquiry
• Editor arrested in Zimbabwe on fraud charges
  by Basildon Peta in Harare
• Industry delighted as Bank slashes rates by half a point
  by Chris Hughes
• Around the World's Markets: Tokyo
• Outlook: BT's bed of nails
• Nationwide board challenge
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Johns wants more than to be the best
  by Dave Hadfield
• Football: Cresswell strike rescues Preston
  by Tim Rich
• SPORTING DIGEST: Basketball
• Letter: TV licence cheats
  by Avril Steele
• Letter: Strictly for the birds
  by Alan Norris
• Leading article: New Labour has turned the achievement of devolution
• OBITUARY: Jenny Laird
  by Alan Strachan
• FILM: Anthony Quinn The Big Picture - An appetite for self-
  by Anthony Quinn
• POP: This Week's Album Releases - JIM BRYSON The Occasionals Square
  by REVIEWED BY ANDY GILL
• DON'T MISS
• Playing for high stakes: the four men `who tried to pull off the
  by Jason Bennetto Crime Correspondent
• Campaign Against Terrorism: Intelligence - American spy agencies set
  by Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• PARLIAMENT: TRANSPORT - Downing Street says rail regulator risks
  by Nigel Morris
• PARLIAMENT: REFORM - Labour backbench fury at proposals for Lords
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Challenge over Mox plant opening
• Smuggled cigarettes seized
• O Brother! Film soundtrack wins music award
  by Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles
• ECB joins attempt to bolster business confidence
  by Stephen Castle in Brussels
• Around the World's Markets: Hong Kong
• Outlook: Jumbo vs sonic