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Articles in May 8, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• 'I hire people who make me look good'
  by Caitlin Davies caitlind1@aolcom
• Have a break, have a hip-hop
  by ZOE ANDERSON
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Lower interest rates are no magic bullet, but given time they will
  by HAMISH McRAE Business Communicator
• Anglo Irish Bank defies property malaise
• BAA chief executive 'sorry' for Heathrow's T5 fiasco
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• HOORAY HENRY!
  by Henry Deedes
• Faux feminisim
  by Tom Lubbock
• SPL ruling on Rangers is wrong, says Burley Race for title
  by Lisa Gray
• Chelsea have more to say on Evra fracas
• Hang on in there, Hillary. It's too soon to quit
  by SARAH CHURCHWELL
• Scolari plays a waiting game with City opportunity
  by Ian Herbert
• Iran MPs rebuke former president
• Government clashes with Europe over carbon permit revenue
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Solitary lives of Europeans are leading continent into old age
  by Emily Dugan
• After 200-year quest, scientists finally unravel the bizarre origins
  by Steve Connor Science Editor
• 60% of green targets 'missed'
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• Superdelegates desert her, but Clinton refuses to throw in towel
  by David Usborne
• 'Four books a week? Now that isn't funny'
• BEST OF THE REST
• London
• Fall in industrial output raises hopes of rate cut
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• Barclays to cut 1,000 jobs at Goldfish
• Revealed: 'Throwaway Britain' wastes Pounds 10bn of food every year
  by Martin Hickman Consumer Affairs Correspondent
• Kidney agrees Ireland role as Tigers stalk coach Muir
  by Simon Turnbull
• Why cricket forced batsmen to give up scientific advances
  by Angus Fraser
• Keane ready to step up attempts to lure Hunt from Reading
  by Glenn Moore
• Kidney agrees Ireland role as Tigers stalk coach Muir
  by Simon Turnbull
• Why cricket forced batsmen to give up scientific advances
  by Angus Fraser
• The faces of the day
• Dingo fence has damaged sacred sites, say Aborigines
  by Kathy Marks
• BHP chief cites Rio's oil assetsto support case for takeover
• I am a victim, not a monster, says Josef Fritzl
  by Tony Paterson
• *A prickly customer
• Surface tension Murray crashes out in Rome
• It's not just about limiting the clubs, golf will have to keep its
  by James Corrigan
• Nazis in, Becker out of German hall of fame
  by Tony Paterson
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Pay the lecturers
• Sawgrass rivals deny Woods' absence lifts victory expectations
  by Mark Lamport-Stokes Ponte Verda Beach
• Signs that Wenger's sums may not add up
  by Glenn Moore
• Concise Crossword #6727
• Berlusconi forms new government
• Balls: Be flexible on missed school
• Murray picked off as Nadal suffers rare clay reverse
  by Paul Newman
• Book Now
• England call-up to cap Hart's meteoric rise
  by Jason Burt
• LEAGUE TWO
• Ferrero capitalises as Nadal burns out in rare clay defeat
  by Paul Newman
• Tokyo
• Lebanon descends into chaos as rival leaders order general strike
  by Robert Fisk
• Pension buyout market to be worth Pounds 10bn
• INSIDE BURMA'S DEAD ZONE
  by Andrew Buncombe
• An artist at play: the unseen side of Picasso
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• 'A naked estate agent. If there's abetter symbol of what's happening
  by Cooper Brown
• Wasps' play-off ambition lifted by Sackey flourish
  by Simon Turnbull
• Wenger in market for powerful centre-half
  by Jason Burt
• Why the numbers do add up
  by Nick Jackson
• Schools can't cope with all these languages
  by Steve McCormack education@independentcouk
• 1956 TUESDAY 8 MAY
• Throw-away morality
• You write the reviews
  by Nathalie Michel
• THEN & NOW: THE STORY SO FAR
  by DONALD MACINTYRE
• Chelsea have more to say on Evra fracas
  by Sam Wallace
• Double duck Flintoff falls at the first ... again
• A dark heartland where moral bankruptcy props up a currency of
  by ANNA PATERSON
• The faces of the day >>
• LEAGUE ONE
• Another golden duck leaves Flintoff with egg on his face
  by Jon Culley
• Running out of excuses
• Mbeki residence targeted by thieves
  by Ian Evans
• Building societies' systemsare too slack, says FSA chief
  by Sean Farrell
• Doctors to be consulted on easier abortions plan
  by Colin Brown
• EU fails to agree on migrant rules
• Pandora
  by OLIVER DUFF
• O'Brien's Sail sets a course for Epsom
  by Chris McGrath
• Another golden duck leaves Flintoff with egg on his face
  by Jon Culley
• Poker
  by Nic Szeremeta
• Testing headache for the minister