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Articles in Jul 29, 2002, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Families: parentscope - Baby-sitters needed
  by Isabel lloyd
• Arts REVIEWS: A jazz singer on the sly
  by Sholto Byrnes
• THE BEST OF SATELLITE, CABLE & DIGITAL
  by James rampton
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2002: ATHLETICS: Naali willing to go the extra
  by Mike Rowbottom
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2002: Shooting: Calvert and Millar shoot to
  by Mike Sinclair
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2002: Badminton: Morgan the Racket seeks action
  by Nick Harris
• BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES
• Football: DIFFERENCES OF OPINION
• RACING: Ian Balding retires to let his son Andrew take over
  by Richard Edmondson
• BOXING: Nothing for Lewis to fear as low blows benefit Ruiz ictory
  by Mike Katz in Las Vegas
• Teachers will condemn ban on migrant children
  by Sarah Cassidy Education Correspondent
• Three held after pounds 14m heroin seizure
• Branson in surprise bid for Robbie Williams
  by Nigel Cope City Editor
• Ealing comedies to be brought to a new generation
  by Louise Jury Media Correspondent
• Coin-fisher makes pounds 315 a day from fountain
• PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY: ANGKOR WAT #1
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
  by Bertrand Russell
• Letter: Forget psychotherapy, Harold Shipman is simply evil
  by Joe Wright
• OBITUARY: The Right Rev Alan Clark
  by Paulinus Barnes
• FSA to police analysts' share tips
• WHAT THE PAPERS SAID
• Families: parentscope - The technology trap
  by Isabel lloyd
• Arts Reviews: DANCE ROYAL BALLET Royal Opera House London
  by Nadine Meisner
• LAST NIGHT'S TELEVISION
  by THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2002: BOXING: Christchurch golden heroics a
  by Steve Bunce
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2002: Squash: Walker and Nicol close on semi-
  by Mark Pierson
• FOOTBALL: Successful, experienced, versatile - and out of work
  by Paul Newman
• Cricket: England need to give youth a chance ahead of Ashes series
  by HENRY BLOFELD
• TENNIS: Corretja climbs the heights to leave Ferrero shattered
  by Sally Collins
• Racing: Goodwood
• Blair warned: Iraq attack 'illegal'
  by Paul Waugh Deputy Political Editor
• ANALYSIS: Job for City high-flier reignites debate over finances
  by Paul Waugh
• Cars and shop set alight in city disturbance
• Head and deputy suspended over claim of taping pupil's mouth shut
  by Sarah Cassidy Education Correspondent
• Proposed shake-up of copyright laws comes under fire
  by Charles Arthur Technology Editor
• PEOPLE: Chinese star to head film festival jury
• THE MONDAY BOOK: The perils of idealism
  by Richard D North
• The infernal machines that drive this recession going
  by ANDREAS WHITTAM SMITH
• Letter: Forget psychotherapy, Harold Shipman is simply evil
  by Paul Brownsey
• Case Summaries: 29 July 2002
• Challenge to media ownership proposals
• IN FOREIGN PARTS: We could see many funerals here, warns mayor as
  by Paul Peachey in Zambia
• Families: parentscope - Little creatures
  by Isabel lloyd
• CINEMA: THE BEST FILMS
  by ROGER CLARKE
• RADIO: PICK OF THE DAY
  by Fiona sturges
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2002: BOXING: Morris beats expectations with late
  by Steve Bunce
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES: ATHLETICS: Edwards leaps to golden grand slam
  by Mike Rowbottom
• BOOK OF THE WEEK
  by Jon Culley
• Football: New figures prompt questions over FA's Wimbledon inquiry
  by GRAHAM KELLY
• SAILING: Ainslie adds world title to European
  by Stuart Alexander
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Britain's coach keeps faith with players
  by Dave Hadfield
• Armstrong's winning cycle reaches four wins in a row
  by Adrian Fleury
• Alan Duncan comes out as first gay Tory MP
  by Paul Waugh
• Foreign visitor numbers fall from last year
• Stunt biker, 15, dies in display crash
  by Tania Cocksedge
• Caresses 'linked to romance and sex centres of brain'
  by Charles Arthur
• Israelis kill Palestinian girl, 14, in funeral riot in Hebron
  by Eric Silver in Jerusalem
• PANDORA IN AMERICA
  by Rupert Cornwell in washington
• HRT gel for men: are you sure that's such a clever idea?
  by MAUREEN FREELY
• Letter: Run away
  by Paul Dunwell
• Gazette: Birthdays
• Schneider sells plug business for pounds 2.3bn
• POLIO CAMPAIGN ZAMBIA
• families: STAYING AFLOAT - When freedom is a mixed blessing
  by E JANE DICKSON
• THEATRE: THE BEST PLAYS
  by Paul TAYLOR, Rhoda KoeNIG
• TELEVISION: PICK OF THE DAY
  by peter conchie
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2002: DIVING: Waterfield wins gold as England make
  by Nick Harris
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Athletics: McConnell claims silver but Caines
  by Simon Turnbull
• TOP TEN SPORTS BOOKS
• FOOTBALL: Taylor's balancing act rewarded by Staunton
  by Steve Tongue
• CYCLING: No challengers in sight as Armstrong triumphs again
  by Alasdair Fotheringham with the Tour de France
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Wakefield rise after stunning fightback
  by Eric Perkins
• Ticket price cap to win new ROH audiences
  by David Lister Media
• Teachers condemn migrant pupil ban
  by Sarah Cassidy Education Correspondent
• Police want stricter eye tests for motorists
• Annual cost of sick leave rises to pounds 13bn
  by Terri Judd
• Only photograph of iceberg that sunk 'Titanic' goes on show
  by Paul Kelbie Scotland Correspondent
• As children suffer Mbeki splashes out on luxurious plane
  by Basildon Peta
• THE MONDAY INTERVIEW: Opera for the people wins applause at Covent
  by David Lister Media
• Letter: We can help alleviate famine
  by Daniel Brett