Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Mar 20, 2006, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Brown to target gas guzzlers with taxes
  by Ben Russell
• Terror suspect would rather face torture than endure UK controls
  by Terry Kirby Chief Reporter
• Lottery winners
• World News IN BRIEF: Nepalese parties unite against king
• Editorial&Opinion: Mr Brown's green test
• Letters to the Editor: Happiness is clean copy
  by RON FOOTER
• Letter: Briefly... - Racehorse cruelty
  by CORRINE RICHARDS
• I'm in a stew over my book club, telling lies and name-dropping to
  by REBECCA TYRREL
• THE TEN BEST: Things to buy this month
  by REBECCA ARMSTRONG
• Theatre
  by Lynne Walker
• BRIDGE
  by Maureen Hiron
• Business News IN BRIEF: Reckitt lines up pounds 6bn Pfizer deal
• Rugby: Castleford's recovery humiliates aristocrats of Wigan
  by Dave Hadfield
• Rugby: Bergamasco and Philips the lone survivors in northern
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Football: Eto'o and Larsson keep Barcelona on track for title
  by Gordon Tynan
• Football: Ellis refuses to be drawn on O'Leary's future after
  by Andy Hunter
• The march of folly, that has led to a bloodbath
  by ROBERT FISK
• The march of folly, that has led to a bloodbath
  by ROBERT FISK
• Argentina is new hot spot for British tourists
  by Matthew Beard
• World News IN BRIEF: Taliban in new wave of attacks
• Football: Anarchy reigns as Chelsea go down fighting
  by Glenn Moore
• Big, bad and mad - but the press barons kept papers in the news
  by Donald Trelford
• Death squads on the prowl in a nation paralysed by fear
  by PATRICK COCKBURN in Arbril
• Michelangelo show draws record sales
  by Matthew Beard
• The internet solution to the recycling problem
  by Martin Hickman Consumer Affairs Correspondent
• Home News IN BRIEF: Asthma patients to get home care
• World News IN BRIEF: Taliban in new wave of attacks
• Editorial&Opinion: Pudding race
• Letters to the Editor: Repairing damage that we caused
  by BRIAN ABBOTT
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
  by Ovid, Roman poet
• Days like these
  by Compiled by Ian Irvine
• The green map of Britain
  by Deborah Linton
• Classical
  by Keith Potter
• WATCH ROUND THE CLOCK
  by GERARD GILBERT
• Business News IN BRIEF: House prices up 0.9% in March
• Motor Sport: Fisichella leads home Renault one-two
  by David Tremayne at Sepang
• Rugby: So how bad is it?
  by Chris Hewett
• Football: Wiltord puts Lyon in sight of record run
• Football: Bellamy's brilliance helps Rovers ride red card for Savage
  by Jonathan Wilson
• Football: Fulham fans taunt rivals after Chelsea suffer shock defeat
  by Matt Gatward
• Bush still sees no reason to apologise
  by Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• Women with asymmetrical breasts may be more prone to cancer
  by Alison Purdy
• World News IN BRIEF: Somali 'pirates' deny US claims
• Football: Fulham stun Chelsea but face action after fans invade
  by Glenn Moore
• Another year, another Press Awards controversy
  by Donald Trelford
• Bush still sees no reason to apologise
  by Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• Blair warned of 'sleaze' threat to his reputation as cash-for-
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Women with asymmetrical breasts may be more prone to cancer
  by Alison Purdy
• Home News IN BRIEF: Man held over death of girl, 13
• World News IN BRIEF: Somali 'pirates' deny US claims
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Letters to the Editor: Repairing damage that we caused
  by STEPHEN GILBERT
• The honours system is fairer than we think
  by ANDREAS WHITTAM SMITH
• Obituaries: OLEG CASSINI
  by Tom Vallance
• Why the Tibetans deserve all the support in the world
  by JULIA STEPHENSON
• FIVE BEST Films
• The science of winning
  by THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
• The UK has bigger worries than the next Budget
  by STEPHEN KING
• Cricket: Shah stars to give England advantage
  by Angus Fraser in Bombay
• Rugby: Robinson's bad luck obscures key errors in team selection
  by Chris Hewett at Twickenham
• Football: Buffel breathes life into Rangers' faint Euro hopes
  by Ronnie Esplin
• Football: Ball strives to stiffen Wearsiders' resolve in face of
  by John Nisbet
• Death squads on the prowl in a nation paralysed by fear
  by PATRICK COCKBURN in Arbril
• 'Anti-war movement now represents a majority in the country'
  by Tony Benn Anti-war campaigner
• Terror suspect will risk torture to escape curbs
  by Terry Kirby Chief Reporter
• The green map of Britain
  by Deborah Linton
• WHAT NEXT?
• Asking what the licence fee payer' wants is not the answer, Tessa
  by Greg Dyke ON BROADCASTING
• The march of folly, that has led to a bloodbath
  by ROBERT FISK
• Cap individual donations and cut election spending, say Tories
  by Ben Russell
• Two still critical after drugs trial as police question volunteers
  by Genevive Roberts
• Home News IN BRIEF: Thousands of letters dumped
• World News IN BRIEF: Teacher to head Liberia's police
• I was wrong, terribly wrong - and the evidence should have been
  by JOHANN HARI
• Letters to the Editor: Keep peerages for the worthy
  by FRANCIS BESWICK
• What's so wrong with making peers of rich men?
  by BRUCE ANDERSON
• 1966 SUNDAY 20 MARCH
• Living the good life
• FIVE BEST Plays
• Aviva seeks support for pounds 17bn Pru bid
  by David Prosser Personal Finance Editor