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Articles in May 6, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Horrocks, the unlikely he-man
  by CHARLOTTE CRIPPS
• Economics Diary
• 6 MAY 1974
• WHO ARE THE REAL LESBIANS?
  by John Walsh
• Hleb wants to follow Flamini out of Arsenal
  by Jason Burt
• Hong Kong
• Double win in rain for stylish Byrne
  by Gary James
• New York
• Repossessions set to soar to highest level for 17 years
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• War fears over spy-plane row
• A human tragedy, but good may come of it
• Bolivia's richest region votes for autonomy
  by Paul Scheltus
• 'I don't think Bruce will let United win'
  by Michael Walker
• O'Sullivan brush strokes create a vivid third title
  by Nick Harris
• Mason's haul paves way to victory for Black Caps
  by Angus Fraser
• O'Sullivan brush strokes create a vivid third title
  by Nick Harris
• Prejudice under the microscope
  by Yvonne Cook
• The Street's still a Lancashire hot spot
  by Brian Viner bviner@independentcouk
• Ruck and roll music
  by James Corrigan
• GPs lose right to dispense drugs in shake-up of rural health
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• FIVE BEST Plays
• Government orders inquiry into teaching of children with dyslexia
  by Richard Garner Education Editor
• Evans in for Quins as Kiwis count cost of player exodus
  by Chris Hewett
• Cattles in talks over outsourcing
• Tour firm's gang tours attacked
• Airline emissions 'far higher than previous estimates'
  by Cahal Milmo
• As Microsoft ends its Yahoo bid, how will the internet's future be
  by MICHAEL SAVAGE
• Pandora
  by HENRY DEEDES
• Ruck and roll music
  by James Corrigan
• 'Drunk' holiday couple unlikely to face charges for child neglect
  by Sadie Gray
• Nadal wants fourth French Open 'more than Wimbledon'
  by Paul Newman
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• The OU continues to lead and innovate as a provider of flexible
  by BRENDA GOURLEY Vice Chancellor
• Rising fuel costs unlikely to clip easyJet's wings
  by Nikhil Kumar
• The longest wait
  by Peter Langman
• Mother mourns her 'irreplaceable' sons found dead in car
  by Lawrence Conway
• FIVE BEST Films
• High fertiliser costs should help Plant Impact to thrive
  by ALISTAIR DAWBER
• A geographical conundrum of continental proportions
  by Miles Kington
• WPP might move HQ abroad over tax
• Dutrow fears for Big Brown on Pimlico dirt
  by Sue Montgomery
• Charges unlikely for drunk parents
• Yahoo's small investors plot coup after it spurns Microsoft takeover
  by Stephen Foley
• Obama woos conservative Indiana in latest Democrat battleground
  by David Usborne
• The faces of the day >>
• Dutrow fears for Big Brown on Pimlico dirt
  by Sue Montgomery
• Potters promotion stokes memories of Waddington's mastery of
  by James Lawton
• LEAGUE ONE
• How classic fairy tales were turned into a Dutch masterpiece
  by ROZ KAVENEY
• BERNARD ARCHARD
  by Anthony Hayward
• 'Being economical with words, my daughter chose to build a Roman
  by John Walsh
• Life after Jehovah's Witnesses: website offers help to followers who
  by Emily Dugan
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• Dead teacher was a Gaza bomb-maker
  by Donald Macintyre
• Italian fascism is once again on the rise
  by PETER POPHAM
• Insects 'will be climate change's first victims'
  by Steve Connor Science Editor
• Down a little, but not out
• Bishop attacks immigrant policy
• SURF'S UP! (AND NOT JUST FOR MEN)
  by Emily Dugan
• 'Give me the cash to compete,' says Keegan
  by Michael Walker
• Potters promotion stokes memories of Waddington's mastery of
  by James Lawton
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• Tributes to Oxford graduate killed on climbing trip in French Alps
  by Sadie Gray
• LEAGUE TWO
• Book Now
• SIR ANTHONY MAMO
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Suicide of farmer poet highlights the poverty trap in India
  by Andrew Buncombe
• Gascoigne in hospital after hotel incident
  by Terri Judd
• HOT GOSSIP
  by Stephen Foley
• Top guns Arsenal Ladies claim ninth FA Cup
• Boris needs a hand with the computers on his first day in the job
  by Colin Brown
• A competitive edge that Britain needs to preserve
• President visits volcano victims
• Climber killed in Alps is named
• Benidorm's 'vertical city' lifted by tallest residential tower
  by Elisabeth Nash
• Man in court over headless corpse
• GOOD BUYS BAD BUYS
  by Glenn Moore
• LEAGUE ONE
• DOWN TO THE WIRE
• Barry to reject record pay deal and join Benitez
  by Sam Wallace