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Articles in Sep 16, 2002, issue of Independent, The (London)

• JOHN LICHFIELD: Euro laundered
  by JOHN LICHFIELD
• CINEMA: THE BEST FILMS
  by ROGER CLARKE
• PICK OF THE DAY
  by Fiona Sturges
• Football: Ranieri's confidence raised by Stanic
  by KEN JONES
• FOOTBALL IN BRIEF: EURO 2008 VISIT
• THE WEEK AHEAD MAIN EVENTS
  by Edward Gibbes
• Rugby Union: Shelford's selection slip exposed by Exiles
  by Chris Hewett
• SPORTING DIGEST: RUGBY LEAGUE
• Cricket: Yorkshire's ignominy ends in relegation without a fight
  by Jon Culley at Edgbaston
• Iraq The Threat Of War: Arrests break up terrorist sleeper cell,
  by Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles
• BBC defends its choice to publish Barrymore book
  by Terri Judd
• Blunkett and Brown argue over cash for prison reform
  by Andrew Grice
• CAMPAIGN COUNTDOWN: Show of unity as German vote nears
• Robot to investigate mystery of pyramid
  by Heba Kandil in Cairo
• Leading Article: A radical solution to our shameful record on asylum-
• Letter: Supermarkets and our bad diet
  by James Millar Long Newnton, Gloucestershire
• Letter: Men only
  by ROGER HEWELL, Bath
• Government sees British Energy administration as `real prospect'
  by Saeed Shah
• ABN Amro Capital buys Jessops for pounds 116m from rival firm
• Families: PARENTSCOPE
  by Isabel Lloyd
• THEATRE: THE BEST PLAYS
  by Paul Taylor
• PICK OF THE DAY
  by GERARD GILBERT
• Football: Ferguson finds little in reserve as Leeds pile on the agony
  by Tim Rich
• FOOTBALL: A TALE OF TWO DONS
• THE WEEK AHEAD SPORT ON TELEVISION
  by Kevin Costello
• Rugby Union: Paul propels Gloucester to top at second opportunity
  by Paul Stephens
• SPORTING DIGEST: HOCKEY
• Cricket: Glamorgan edge past Kent to secure title
  by Carl Markham
• IRAQ THE THREAT OF WAR: TERROR SUSPECTS TRACKING DOWN THE ORGANISERS
• Last Night: `Rule, Britannia!' reinstated but relegated
  by Edward Seckerson
• Processed potatoes are as popular as the real thing
  by Graham Hiscott
• This Europe: Fishermen bring home the beast of Nordic myth
  by Elizabeth Nash in Madrid
• People: Ghanaian `refugee' on perjury charge
• Leading Article: Fight terrorism with a rapier, and not with a
• Letter: Supermarkets and our bad diet
  by Hazel Rennick Loughborough, Leicestershire
• Letter: Incomplete picture
  by Jenny Jones, Green Party Member
• Aegon to shore up capital base with pounds 1.3bn injection
  by Philip Thornton
• Shares: Tesco to confirm dominance over supermarket rivals
  by Michael Jivkov
• Families: The gender agenda
  by Joanna Briscoe
• DON'T MISS
  by STUART PRICE
• TV HEROES
  by GERARD GILBERT
• Football: Houllier vindicated by gamble on Baros
  by Frank Malley
• Football: Izzet's industry keeps Foxes buoyant
  by Jon Culley
• TODAY'S NUMBER 15,000
• Rugby Union: Cohen proves hit in new centre role
  by David Llewellyn
• SPORTING DIGEST: TENNIS
• Cricket: Remodelled McGrath gives England a chilling warning
  by Stephen Brenkley in Colombo
• Iraq The Threat Of War: Saudi Arabia hints it will let Americans
  by Katherine Butler
• `Hazardous cargo' ship burning in Channel
• FUR ENOUGH: Former Battersea dogs party in the park
• At least 14 drown after immigrant boat sinks
• Police use tunes to drive off loitering youths
• Leading Article: Tough at the top
• Letter: Supermarkets and our bad diet
  by Ted Downes Cardiff
• Letter: Train on time
  by Terry Eaton, Milton Under Wychwood, Oxfordshire
• Berlin fails to deliver rescue deal for stricken MobilCom
  by Saeed Shah
• Timing of euro entry critical for long-term fiscal policy
  by STEPHEN KING
• Families: STAYING AFLOAT - The only good nit is a freshly nuked nit
  by E JANE DICKSON
• THEATRE: THE BEST PLAYS
  by Paul Taylor
• Football: Gardner's late strike lifts Spurs to second
  by GLENN MOORE
• Football: The Kid brings gunfighter's spirit to Goodison
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Football: Relief for Marshall as Ipswich snatch draw
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Tennis: Rusedski wins world ranking for rashness
  by BRIAN VINER
• Rugby Union: Mather makes light of uphill struggle
  by David Llewellyn
• Sailing: Bianchetti stays calm before big push
  by Stuart Alexander in New York
• Cricket: Jayasuriya pledges to take Dutch `seriously'
  by Abdul Khan in Colombo
• Iraq The Threat Of War: Straw says Saddam must readmit UN arms
  by Andrew Grice
• Activists charged over Sellafield protest
• Vodafone threat to leave Britain over `fat cat' row
  by Nigel Cope
• Gas leak explosion kills five firefighters
• `Frasier' breaks record with Emmy honours
• A disaster for the Tories, the ERM has proved a blessing for Britain
  by BRUCE ANDERSON
• Letter: Divine origins
  by PHIL JENKINSON Shrewsbury, Shropshire
• Letter: No more music
  by Peter Windibank, London SE3
• `All bets off' if Iraq war spreads, FSA warns
  by Philip Thornton
• MacLaurin hits Vodafone's critics for six
  by Nigel Cope
• Families: Teenage angst - Confused by txting, trends and what's
• DON'T MISS
  by Stuart Price
• Athletics: `I'll be stronger next year,' says the world's fastest man
  by Simon Turnbull in Paris
• FOOTBALL: THE INDEPENDENT PREMIERSHIP INDEX