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Articles in Sep 29, 2005, issue of Independent, The (London)

• LABOUR IN BRIGHTON: Twenty years of boos, jeers and heated debates
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Apple admits flaws in iPod after website complaints
  by Caroline Gammell
• Graduate: Experience required
• LABOUR IN BRIGHTON: Conference Diary: Wreckers
• First Night: Kinks frontman back with a performance to cancel his
  by Nick Hasted
• Marlborough boy will not seek reinstatement
  by Sarah Cassidy Education Correspondent
• Flowering, but far from fragrant
• British beef exports set to resume next year as EU backs precautions
  by Stephen Castle in Brussels
• Bush ally indicted over campaign fraud charge
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Letter: In the age of the political beauty contest, where is the
  by Jonathan Notley London W3
• Letter: No improvement
  by Phyllis Nye Bournemouth
• Sex with a trafficked woman is rape
  by JOAN SMITH
• OBITUARY: TOBIAS SCHNEEBAUM
  by Martin Goodman
• LAST NIGHT'S TV: Bravo, One and Zero
  by THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
• SkyePharma chief exits after failure to find asthma drug partner
  by Stephen Foley
• World Markets: New York
• Chelsea Village in the clear
• Racing: Wake Up Maggie to give Wall a helping hand
  by Sue Montgomery
• Football: Uefa quota rule falls foul of EU
  by Kieran Daley
• Football: McLeish rues Rangers' lack of luck
  by Lisa Gray at the San Siro
• Football: Man-for-man marking: How they rated at Anfield last night
  by Glenn Moore
• Football: Chelsea forced on defensive as stylish Liverpool make a
  by SAM WALLACE at Anfield
• GRADUATE: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Hiring techies alone no longer
  by Virginia Matthews
• LABOUR IN BRIGHTON: Conference diary: Sweet success
• Sea ice melts to record low because of global warming
  by Steve Connor Science Editor
• Economic growth weakest for 12 years
  by Philip Thornton Economics Correspondent
• More than 100 cats found dead
• Suicide bomber kills nine in Kabul bike attack
  by Justin Huggler Asia Correspondent
• LEADING ARTICLE: THE ENVIRONMENT Mr Blair's U-turn on climate change
• Letter: The horrific picture of Dorian Blair
  by L Johnston Brecon, Powys
• Letter: Snail mail
  by Fr Kevin Callaghan CSSR Marchamley, Shropshire
• OBITUARY: TEDDY WEBB
  by Caroline Richmond
• SUITED & BOOTED: How to become Clark Gable in one easy step
  by DYLAN JONES
• Theatre: Look back at a tamed Osborne
  by Paul Taylor
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• WATCH ROUND THE CLOCK
  by GERARD GILBERT
• 'UK slips further down competitiveness league'
  by Philip Thornton Economics Correspondent
• Barratt sees 'gentle recovery' in housing
  by Julia Kollewe
• Wolves warns of slow pub growth
• MARKET REPORT: Main movers
  by Michael Jivkov
• Sporting Digest: Boxing
• Football: Hulse's hat-trick lights up the empty spaces of Elland
  by Phil Shaw
• Football: Uefa Cup news in brief: Thomson set for Hibs return
• After 40 years, Cherie Blair's first kiss is public knowledge
  by Marie Woolf
• Graduate: Desperate times
• LABOUR IN BRIGHTON: Conference Diary: Accessory of the day
• Opticians sue eBay for aiding sale of contact lenses
• Talks fail to solve German deadlock
• Israel warns of revenge attacks
• Letter: The horrific picture of Dorian Blair
  by Bruce Stevens London SE9
• Letter: In the age of the political beauty contest, where is the
  by Richard Denton-White Portland, Dorset
• STATISTIC OF THE DAY
• World Markets: London
• GCap surges on promise of bigger cost savings
  by Damian Reece City Editor
• pounds 7.3bn sale of stake in Sibneft doubles Abramovich wealth
  by Andrew Osborn in Moscow
• Resolution boss cuts stake to fund charity
  by Julia Kollewe
• Racing: Richard Edmondson
• Sporting Digest: Rugby League
• Football: Redknapp lacks attacking focus
  by Jason Burt
• Football: Beckham stars again as Raul sets record with 50th goal
  by Thomas Keppell
• Football: Barcelona fall in love with Messi teenager
  by Simon Baskett
• GRADUATE: COMMENT: HOW TO SOLVE THE EMPLOYER-GRADUATE MISMATCH
  by Anne-Marie Martin Director, The Careers Group, University
• LABOUR IN BRIGHTON: Unions block Blair's big NHS promises
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• LABOUR IN BRIGHTON: Conference Diary: Clapometer
• Now animal rights activists target children's nurseries with HLS
  by Cahal Milmo
• Model had been sexually assaulted
• Police recapture strikers' ferry
• US troops upload photos of dead Iraqis for porn
  by Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles
• LEADING ARTICLE: MENTAL HEALTH The misery of childhood depression
• Letter: In the age of the political beauty contest, where is the
  by Elizabeth Young London W2
• Letter: Vibrant Seventies
  by Robert Page Birmingham
• Gallery BESIDE THE BLACK SEA
• Birthdays
• READY TO WEAR: The power behind the glamour
  by SUSANNAH FRANKEL
• Dance: SIOBHAN DAVIES DANCE COMPANY Sadler's Wells LONDON HHH
  by Zo Anderson
• Visual arts: Artists exposing themselves
  by Rhoda Koenig
• Satellite + cable & digital: PICK OF THE DAY
  by GERARD GILBERT
• World Markets: New York
• Kodak warns of weak digital demand
  by Katherine Griffiths in New York
• Union locked in talks over Morrison strike threat
  by Barrie Clement Labour Editor