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Articles in May 16, 2006, issue of Independent, The (London)

• MERCEDES-BENZ E-CLASS
• Aids and a lost generation: Children raising children
  by Anne Penketh Diplomatic Editor
• We just look for the stuff that feels most visceral' The
  by Ciar Byrne
• These children have seen things that no child should ever see or
  by Cahal Milmo
• Bodies of African immigrants pile up around sunbathers
  by Peter Popham in Rome
• Crack of Israeli bullets ends activists' protest against barrier
  by Donald Macintyre in Bil'in
• IN BRIEF World News: Yorke to release first solo album
• Letter: Key facts in row over sewage works
  by MARK VIGOR
• Letter: Briefly... - Banana torture
  by MICHAEL K BALDWIN
• Does fame carry any real political clout?
• Third World cash exodus 'points to laundering'
  by Philip Thornton Economics Correspondent
• D-Day beckons for Dell - but how exactly did it all go wrong?
  by Stephen Foley in New York
• Business News IN BRIEF: Lister to step down from DKW
• Football: ...and the absent powerhouses
• Football: Lennon to wear Gascoigne's number
  by Matt Barlow
• The biggest threat to our existence
• Cricket: Flintoff 's folly and diabolical fielding let Sri Lanka off
  by ANGUS FRASER at Lord's
• Soldier born in Fiji joins list of British servicemen killed while
  by Kim Sengupta
• Football: Wenger ready to stay with club 'for life'
  by Gordon Tynan
• 'It's all about the vision'
  by Andy Gill
• Previews: An explosively funny look at the atom bomb
  by Charlotte Cripps
• CAR CHOICE: Off-road, but right on.
  by James Ruppert
• Why RED can boost Global Fund and its war on HIV
  by JEREMY LAURANCE
• Banksy takes to streets to highlight Aids crisis
  by Arifa Akbar
• Home News IN BRIEF: Stormont begins long, slow path towards
• EU to offer Iran 'bold' nuclear solution
  by Stephen Castle in Brussels
• US and Libya restore diplomatic relations
  by Saul Hudson in Washington
• Gleneagles crazy golf
• Letter: No apology for the slave trade
  by VJG BROWN
• Letter: Fascist jargon about I core British values'
  by THOMAS LINES
• Hand: defended cultures and customs: THE RIGHT REV DAVID HAND
  by Colin Slee
• WORLD MARKETS: London
• AstraZeneca pays high price to fill drugs chest with pounds 700m CAT
  by Julia Kollewe Pharmaceuticals Correspondent
• Investors should make the right move and get out of property website
  by Edited by Michael Jivkov
• Horse Racing: Racing Confidential - by the man the bookies fear
  by Bono
• Football: Henry transforms the anger that burns within into
  by Jason Burt
• Aids and a lost generation: children raising children
  by Anne Penketh Diplomatic Editor
• Cricket: 'It was bizarre we dropped nine catches,' says captain
  by David Llewellyn at Lord's
• Help for troops suffering psychiatric problems from war
  by Kim Sengupta
• Football: Hayes makes Huddersf ield pay the penalty
  by Mark Ogden
• Reviews: Hung, drawn and wonderful
  by Michael Glover
• Previews: Book now
• Goodbye, old friend
  by Colin Brown
• THE AFRICA ISSUE: Climate change will be catastrophe for Africa
  by Paul Vallely
• Global warming turns pristine coral into rubble
  by Steve Connor Science Editor
• Home News IN BRIEF: Reid admits 98 criminals at large
• A new nation of philistines: Russians prefer Hollywood to high
  by Andrew Osborn in Moscow
• Brazil gripped by fear as gang riots spread
  by Ciara O'Sullivan in Sao Paulo
• I am a witness. What can I do?
• Letter: No apology for the slave trade
  by MAVIS ECCLES (NEE HAMBLIN)
• Letter: Low-tech response to climate crisis
  by DAVE HAMPTON
• Hand: defended cultures and customs: Gazette BIRTHS, MARRIAGES &
• WORLD MARKETS: New York
• BA's Broughton to become next CBI president
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor
• Bid battle looms as oven maker Enodis rejects pounds 796m offer
  by James Daley
• Horse Racing: Visindar confirms rare talent in Derby rehearsal
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• Football: Messi awaits all-clear to join final fray
  by Gordon Tynan
• Why (RED) can boost Global Fund and its war on HIV
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Aids and a lost generation:
  by Anne Penketh Diplomatic Editor
• A dance of lust, sexuality and murder in a desolate home
  by Michael Coveney
• Eerie. Haunting. Surreal. Sam Taylor-Wood's portfolio of images from
  by Sam Taylor-Wood
• Reviews: Pop
  by Nick Hasted
• Reviews: Waugh story makes a grand night in
  by Peter Conchie
• BOOK REVIEW
  by Sean O'Grady
• THE AFRICA ISSUE: Still optimistic, but no sleep until G8 promises
• Water firm given emergency powers to combat drought
  by Michael McCarthy Environment Editor
• Home News IN BRIEF: Dead constable 'was disarmed'
• German intelligence spied on journalists
• Chinese finally get their wedding photos
  by Clifford Coonan in Shanghai
• A challenge to Mr Lula
• Letter: No apology for the slave trade
  by CHRISTOPHER FOYLE
• Why we should give thanks for Wal-Mart
  by DOMINIC LAWSON
• Police power to remove young person was coercive
  by Kate O'Hanlon
• WORLD MARKETS: Europe
• Biotechs toast relaxation of guidelines on fundraising
  by Julia Kollewe Pharmaceuticals Correspondent
• Virgin sells record label V2
  by Nic Fildes
• Golf: Wie's European Masters date drives men to despair
  by James Corrigan
• Football: Juventus shares suspended amid scandal
  by Simon Evans in Rome
• THE AFRICA ISSUE: Africa will suffer most from climate change
  by Paul Vallely
• Why RED can boost Global Fund and its war on HIV
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor