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Articles in Apr 29, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Talk of the town
  by Stephen Applebaum
• Casebook
  by Fred Kavalier
• Credit Suisse downgrade gives Shire the shivers
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Drugs for guns: how the Afghan heroin trade is fuelling the Taliban
  by Jerome Starkey
• Ronaldo must repay his manager on the big stage and bewitch Barca
  by James Lawton
• A useful lesson from an unlikely source
• TRISTRAM CARY
  by John Riley
• New York
• Demand for investment fund ISAs slides
• Many investors may have missed the ride on Stagecoach
  by Alistair Dawber
• A question of what might have been for candidate who turned down
  by Andrew Grice
• TV channels are 'cheating viewers'
• The whole of Amstetten should drown in shame
  by Tony Paterson
• United must beware the Barca-boy made good
  by Pete Jenson
• All Blacks announce revenge mission at Munster
  by Tim Glover
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• United claim Evra was called 'immigrant' in Chelsea scuffle
  by Ian Herbert
• An exhibition that really gets under the skin
  by CHARLOTTE CRIPPS
• BEST OF THE REST
• Main movers
• US says 38 militants killed as Shia fighting worsens
  by Patrick Cockburn
• The faces of the day >>
• Web of intrigue
• PROFESSOR BRIAN COX
  by Colin MacCabe
• London
• Arena warns on profits as weather puts off punters
  by Sarah Arnott
• Eurotunnel to tap investors in EUR 900m rights issue
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• Frankly, it's Field who has solution to Gordon's woes
  by SIMON CARR
• Coldplay release single for free
• The traumatising effect of isolation
  by IAN STEPHEN
• Brunt lifts Albion to Premier heights
  by David Instone
• Key opens Test door by tormenting Kiwi attack
  by David Llewellyn
• MANCHESTER CITY
• 'If you look at him today, you would not believe he could do these
  by Tony Paterson
• Pop
  by ROB SHARP
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• Cuellar is back into battle on four fronts
  by Gavin McCafferty
• More than 100,000 sign petition to save journalist held in
  by Jerome Starkey
• So how fair are elections in this country?
  by MARY DEJEVSKY
• Delia's printer makes workers redundant 24 hours before strike
  by Jerome Taylor
• 1770 SUNDAY 29 APRIL
• Hong Kong
• Banks set for same-day payments system
• UK faces disciplinary action by EU for breaching budget rules
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Scientists succeed in mimicking the way spiders spin their super-
  by Steve Connor Science Editor
• Two teenagers sentenced to life over murder of Goth
  by Kim Pilling
• O'Sullivan pockets record ninth 147
  by Nick Harris
• Adebayor hat-trick seals third place for Arsenal
  by Jon Culley
• Hair to make international comeback at Old Trafford
  by Angus Fraser
• Ronaldo must repay his manager on the big stage and bewitch Barca
  by James Lawton
• The only subject of this amiable but pointless work is the author
  by PETER STANFORD
• FIVE BEST Plays
• Capello faces 'toughest job': make England win
  by Chris Maume
• Is your breakfast making you fat?
  by Rosie Haining INTERVIEWS BY LUCY MAYHEW
• Hair to make international comeback at Old Trafford
  by Angus Fraser
• Godolphin double-edged in Guineas bid
  by Sue Montgomery
• Obama's former pastor hits back at critics over terrorism remarks
  by Leonard Doyle
• Tokyo
• Billionaire investor Kerkorian plans to increase stake in Ford
• HBOS board prepares for Pounds 4bn cash call
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• Climate change could force 1 billion from their homes by 2050
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• THE DRAIN DRAIN
  by Tim Samuels
• All Blacks announce revenge mission at Munster
  by Tim Glover
• Today in the Premier League
• The faces of the day >>
• Syria 'a year from nuclear weapons'
• Classical
  by EDWARD SECKERSON
• FIVE BEST Films
• The dead shouldn't have the last word
  by Thomas Sutcliffe
• 'Wretched, tumbledown and full of ineffable melancholy - why
  by John Walsh
• Gordon Brown cannot stand alone in the storm - he needs his cabinet
  by STEVE RICHARDS
• Western rights record examined
• 22-stone inmate sues jail for food
• Banks and their capital needs - first they pay it out, now they want
  by JEREMY WARNER
• Ashley in Moss move
• A SWEET DEAL
  by Stephen Foley
• Disney star regrets flashing her flesh for Vanity Fair's Leibovitz
  by David Usborne
• Cameron doubles poll lead as election looms
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Key opens Test door by tormenting Kiwi attack
  by David Llewellyn
• Livingstone and Johnson battle for second votes
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent