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Articles in May 29, 2004, issue of Independent, The (London)

• KING OF BLING
  by Nick Duerden
• Food& Drink: Wine - Something for the weekend?
  by Anthony Rose
• Games: Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• William Kay: Financial Service Authority
  by William Kay
• The Insider
• Theatre: Vodou nation
  by Ben Walsh
• Children: WHAT TO DO THIS WEEKEND IN LONDON
  by Nikki Spencer
• FILM: THE FIVE BEST REVIVALS
• JAZZ & BLUES
  by Roger Trapp
• THE MAN WHO PAYS HIS WAY: STAND UP IF YOU WANT MORE LEGROOM
  by Simon Calder
• THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO ICELAND
  by Rhiannon Batten
• Lie detectors to assess if paedophiles will reoffend
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Ladbrokes chief's news for punters: `At least one race every day is
  by Matthew Beard
• Deborah Orr: Friends
  by Deborah Orr
• Fear of postal voting election fiasco
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• Retrial for Gucci `black widow' after brain tumour evidence
  by Peter Popham in Rome
• Iraqi with MI6 links is new prime minister
  by Justin Huggler in Baghdad
• Northern Iran is hit by earthquake
  by Angus McDowall in Tehran
• 23 killed as quake destroys villages
• Letter: Abu Hamza doesn't deserve US `justice'
  by Dr Ron Dawson
• Letter: Middle East despair
  by Michael Gilbert
• The Week In Arts: Surely Marlene Dietrich deserves better
  by DAVID LISTER
• Shortlist of `Telegraph' bidders narrowed to three
  by Saeed Shah
• Outlook: Herculean struggle awaits Green's M&S bid
  by Jeremy Warner
• Oil blamed for Eurozone inflation
• EQUESTRIAN: Phillips to spearhead challenge
  by Genevieve Murphy at Windsor
• MOTOR RACING: Wheldon leads British challenge at Indianapolis
  by Derick Allsop
• Rugby Union: Burke considering offer to join Worcester
  by Andrew Baldock
• Racing: Day Flight turns away from Derby
  by Anita Chambers
• Cricket: Bicknell haul helps Surrey to win at last after Key falls
  by David Llewellyn at The Oval
• Football: Bellamy ready after injury scare
  by Paul Walker
• FOOTBALL IN BRIEF: Calderwood takes over from Paterson as Aberdeen
• Golf: Sorenstam overcomes shaky start to share lead in New York
  by Steve Saunders
• Cover Story: BOYS WILL BE GIRLS...
  by Susannah Frankel
• Food & Drink notes: You're so veined
  by Compiled by Caroline Stacey
• Games: Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• The digital camera revolution need not snap your nerve
  by Charles Arthur
• Investment: Where to invest and still have a clear conscience
  by Jenne Mannion
• THE 50 BEST MEN'S T-SHIRTS
  by Lee Holmes
• Children: WHAT TO DO THIS WEEKEND
  by Nikki Spencer
• NEW FILMS
  by Roger Clarke
• Theatre: THE FIVE BEST PLAYS IN LONDON
  by Paul Taylor
• The city of emperors
  by William Dalrymple
• British Isles: Learn to catch the tube
  by Kristina Ferris
• Furious McAvoy walks out of NUT
  by Richard Garner Education Editor
• Wealthy spouses warned to avoid divorce in London
  by Laura Scott
• Deborah Orr: Between the social and the economic liberals are the
  by Deborah Orr
• My descent into Hell's Kitchen
  by Deborah Ross
• Protests pose `grave threats' to Bush visit, says Italian minister
  by Frances D'Emilio in Rome
• Exiled Allawi was responsible for 45-minute WMD claim
  by Patrick Cockburn
• Chavez opponents get last chance to force referendum
  by Phil Gunson in Caracas
• People: Jackson given date for child molestation trial
• Letter: Controlling drugs
  by Caroline Flint
• Letter: Saatchi enigma
  by CLIVE WILKINS-OPPLER
• The Week In Arts: Royal Academy
  by DAVID LISTER
• Sacked Shell chief keeps 1m options
  by Michael Harrison
• Outlook: Tax freedom day
  by Jeremy Warner
• Tax Freedom Day is getting later
• FROM LEFT FIELD: Smith et al could use a spell on Hell's Sofa
  by Mike Rowbottom
• CYCLING: Staff sprints home for second gold
  by Lawrence Tobin
• Rugby Union: Van Gisbergen could be key to title showdown
  by Chris Hewett
• RACING: RACING IN BRIEF
• Cricket: New Zealand are found lacking in application
  by Jon Culley at Leicester
• Football: Republic stronger with Keane
  by Neil Silver in Dublin
• Football: Wembley's new arch reaches for the sky
  by Vik Iyer
• WEEKEND PROGRAMME
• FASHION: WILD WEST
• Food & Drink notes: Rock'n'spring rolls
  by Compiled by Caroline Stacey
• HEROES & VILLAINS: Michel de Montaigne
  by Jenny Diski
• CHOOSING THE RIGHT DIGITAL CAMERA FOR YOU
  by David Phelan
• Private Investor: Tesco earns plaudits despite every little anecdotal
  by Sean O'Grady
• Art: jmw turner
  by Peter Chapman
• Classical: THE FIVE BEST CONCERTS
  by Mark Pappenheim
• VIDEO/DVD REVIEWS
  by Fiona Sturges
• THEATRE REVIEWS: Out of this World Chichester Festival Theatre,
  by Rhoda Koenig
• FIVE BEST BARS WITH A VIEW
  by Adrian Mourby
• FIRST CLASS: HAM STREET TO RYE - Pugwash and Lucia
  by ANTHONY LAMBERT
• Internet boy `posed as spy to arrange own murder'
  by Ian Herbert North
• Boy, 14, `posed as spy to arrange his own murder'
  by Ian Herbert North
• Deborah Orr: Kenneth Branagh and Daniel Day Lewis
  by Deborah Orr