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Articles in Sep 15, 2006, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Reviews: Paper tiger still draws blood
  by Paul Taylor
• For my people, climate change is a matter of life and death
  by SABIHUDDIN AHMED
• How the horrors of war moulded Henry Moore
  by Louise Jury Arts Correspondent
• Home News IN BRIEF: Street check-ups to be televised
• Marianne Faithfull vows to fight breast cancer
  by Terry Kirby Chief Reporter
• Home improvements top consumer gripes' list
  by Martin Hickman Consumers Affairs Correspondent
• Gaza's poor struggling to survive in the face of an economic
  by Donald Macintyre in Gaza City
• World News IN BRIEF: Chief trial judge says that Saddam was not a
• Letter: Blair's disastrous foreign adventures
  by YASIR DAFA
• Letter: Briefly... - Simple message
  by TOBY GILMORE
• Angel Delight
  by Christina Patterson
• BT targets China and India in overseas IT expansion drive
  by Nic Fildes
• Internet sales power 25% surge in John Lewis profits
  by Julia Kollewe
• Business News IN BRIEF: Punch buys 82 Mill House pubs
• Cricket: 'I like to think I will have an opportunity to captain the
  by BRIAN VINER INTERVIEWS
• Fotball: Sibierski's debut strike gives edge to Newcastle
  by Damian Spellman at A Le Coq Arena
• Football League Update: LEAGUE ONE
• Dylan's debt
• Home News IN BRIEF: Langham bailed on sex charges
• Oldest writing in the Americas found on stone slab in Mexico
  by John von Radovitz
• Get in touch with your inner adult
  by TERENCE BLACKER
• Kingfisher claims DIY sales slump at B&Q chain beginning to slow
  by Saeed Shah
• Rugby Union: Farrell set for Saracens debut from the bench
  by David Llewellyn
• Football: Mascherano and Tevez fail to spark Hammers
  by Jason Burt
• Football: Lippi turns down Italy return
  by John Nisbet
• FILM: ALSO SHOWING
  by ROBERT HANKS
• BOYD TONKIN
• BOOKS: Windfalls to wind farms
  by PIERS BRENDON
• The Visit Mikhail Khodorkovsky's life inside
  by Ed Caesar
• Reviews: Dance
  by Zoe Anderson
• Britain 'must act now to cut carbon emissions or pay the price
  by Cahal Milmo
• Suffolk nature reserve reveals new species of butterflies and moths
  by Amanda Brown
• Pandora: Proud vows to rescue his debt-laden galleries
  by OLIVER DUFF
• Cut! Gervais to call time on 'Extras' at end of this series
  by Genevieve Roberts
• UK's pounds 50m protest over World Bank aid 'strings'
  by Helen McCormack
• College gunman revealed obsession with Columbine killings on
  by Andrew Buncombe in Washington
• World News IN BRIEF: Segway recalls scooters as automatic reverse
• Letter: Blair's disastrous foreign adventures
  by ANTHONY C PICK
• Letter: Briefly... - The Marmite effect
  by MELVYN WILLIAMS
• Bournemouth, from which no traveller returns
  by Miles Kington
• Government accused of stitch-up on shoe tariffs to protect opt-out
  by Philip Thornton Economics Correspondent in Singapore
• Rate rise on the cards as sales increase
  by Julia Kollewe
• Business News IN BRIEF: Rise in punters at Stanley casinos
• Boxing: Witter out to end five-year title wait
  by Steve Bunce
• Fotball: Rovers denied historic victory
  by John Nisbet at the Bulls Arena, Salzburg
• Football League Update: LEAGUE TWO
• Short faces expulsion from Labour Party
  by Andy McSmith
• The dance of Dreamtime
• Home improvements top list of consumer gripes
  by Martin Hickman Consumers Affairs Correspondent
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
  by Thomas Mann
• GUS hit by slowdowns at Experian and Argus
  by Saeed Shah
• Horse Racing: Ayr sprint favours high drawn
• Football: McGregor's heroics in goal keep options open for Rangers
  by Lisa Gray at Aker Stadium
• Football: Croatia hope England game will aid bid to stage Euro 2012
  by Chris Roberts
• Our jewel in the crown
  by Reviewed by Robert Hanks
• The comforts of madness
  by MARIANNE BRACE
• BOOKS: A polite call to arms from the rebel without claws
  by PAUL KINGSNORTH
• 'Even Rousseau would have approved of the All You Can Eat Buffet.
  by Alexei Sayle
• Reviews: Pop
  by Nick Hasted
• The future of energy
• 'Literary tide turns' in shortlist for Booker
  by Louise Jury Arts Correspondent
• Pandora: Heston rustles up tribute to Dahl
  by OLIVER DUFF
• War protesters banned from Labour conference
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Hoffman heads bill for London Film Festival
  by Louise Jury Arts Correspondent
• Texas mourns Ann Richards, 'one of its great daughters'
  by Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• A melting ice-cap, and a fragile world
  by CLIMATE CHANGE
• Letter: Blair's disastrous foreign adventures
  by DR PERVEZ ZAHEER
• Letter: Good students turn up for lectures
  by JOSEPH BENJAMIN ASKEW
• Should the World Bank attach conditions on aid to poor countries?
  by PHILIP THORNTON ECONOMICS CORRESPONDENT
• EADS rejects Russian demand for seat on board
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor
• City workers already jostling for position as another record bonus
  by Gary Parkinson City Editor
• Fury over 4,000 job cuts at Norwich Union
  by James Daley
• Horse Racing: Ayr sprint favours high drawn
• Fotball: McGregor's heroics in goal keep options open for Rangers
  by Lisa Gray at Aker Stadium
• Football: Beckham's dreams of glory fade with setting sun at Real
  by John Carlin
• 'Blair has dishonoured the UK'
• ROLE MODELS?
  by Maxine Frith
• The grubby confidence trick of a crooked tradesman
• Let them get drunk (but not into debt)
  by JOAN BAKEWELL
• Internet sales power 25% surge in John Lewis profits
  by Julia Kollewe