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Articles in May 14, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• MORTGAGE CLINIC
  by Sam Dunn
• THE LATEST GREEN SHOWER HEADS SLASH WATER USAGE BY A THIRD - AND
  by Donnachadh McCarthy
• Concise Crossword #6732
• Burmese junta accused of hoarding food aid and handing out rotten
  by Brian Rex
• We'll always have Paris - and our bikes
  by Brian Viner bviner@independentcouk
• Kroenke may come on board as Arsenal close in on Ben Arfa
  by Jason Burt
• Mirrors that reflect the reality of regimes
• Shortlist for Turner Prize promises end to male domination
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Main movers
• Airbus faces more penalties over A380 delays
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• London
• Miner ENRC ends takeoverplay for rival Kazakhmys
• Terror trial sees replica bomb blast
• Europe's most racist fans come to Britain (and there's not a black
  by Nick Harris
• Drogba pledges to be fit for Champions League final
  by Michael Walker
• Moores points to aggression as key for England
  by Angus Fraser
• Benitez left in limbo after Gillett's oversight extends Liverpool
  by Ian Herbert
• Borthwick to lead England after Johnson wields the axe
  by Chris Hewett Rugby Union Correspondent
• The full Monty
  by Laura Latham
• 'A corner of our orchard now looks like Stalag 44. All I need now is
  by Brian Viner bviner@independentcouk
• FIVE BEST Films
• We cannot allow victims to die through neglect
  by MALCOLM RIFKIND
• Drogba pledges to be fit for Moscow
  by Michael Walker
• Hull to discover fate over use of ineligible Thackray
  by Dave Hadfield
• It's far worse for Brown than it was for Major
  by MICHAEL BROWN mrbrown@talktalknet
• The Great Escape
  by Alex James ajames@independentcouk
• Misys banks gains on overseas bid speculation
  by Nikhil Kumar
• RENAULT BETS ON ELECTRIC
  by Sean O'Grady
• THE REAL GUIDE TO HOSPITALS
  by Jeremy Laurance
• How 'tax cuts' in Brown's last Budget backfired
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Food waste
• *Ants invade Longleat
• James' comeback gives Portsmouth FA Cup final lift
  by Glenn Moore
• The faces of the day >>
• West Ham attempt to tie down Ashton
  by Jason Burt
• THE SPECTRE OF STAGFLATION
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• Shed of heaven
  by John Walsh
• Book Now
• FIVE BEST Plays
• Professor Graham Higman
• James' comeback gives Portsmouth FA Cup final lift
  by Glenn Moore
• The perils of friends in high places
  by Thomas Sutcliffe tsutcliffe@independentcouk
• Cherie Blair has turned the private life of a PM's spouse into
  by DEBORAH ORR dorr@independentcouk
• THE DOCTOR WILL SEE YOU NOW...
  by Esther Walker
• Inflation is back, piling the economic woe on to an already
  by JEREMY WARNER
• Asda bucks gloom with like-for-like sales spurt
  by Sarah Arnott
• Optimistic TUI Travel reduces its losses
  by Nick Clark
• French publishing group sets up rival to Wikipedia
  by Emily Murphyin Paris
• Colourful world of the shrimp
• Flint gaffe reveals ministers' fears of housing slump
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Trundle carries Robins to Wembley
  by Mike Baker
• Cuellar keeps a tight grip on prospects of unforgettable year
  by Nick Harris
• Drogba pledges to be fit for Champions League final
  by Michael Walker
• Borthwick to lead England after Johnson wields the axe
  by Chris Hewett Rugby Union Correspondent
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Visual Arts
  by MICHAEL GLOVER
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• DOTTIE RAMBO
  by Paul Wadey
• IRVINE ROBBINS
  by Paul Levy
• Hollywood, ink: Brad's back
  by CAROLA LONG
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• West Ham attempt to tie down Ashton
  by Jason Burt
• The lunatics are borrowing money to save the asylum
  by SIMON CARR simoncarr@sketchsc
• You write the reviews
  by Eileen Caiger Gray GCSE examiner Doncaster
• Darling buys way out of trouble with Pounds 120 boost for 17 million
  by Colin Brown
• Man arrested after fatal stabbing of 'gentle giant'
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• More men seek divorce assets
• 'Channel 4 must not get BBC cash'
• Moores points to aggression as key for England
  by Angus Fraser
• Rangers unlikely heroes in final assault
  by Nick Harris
• Kroenke may come on board as Arsenal close in on Ben Arfa
  by Jason Burt
• The Ten Best Cookery courses
  by FOISOL AL-ALI
• Classical
  by EDWARD SECKERSON
• BEST OF THE REST
• 'Test cricket is the pinnacle, but the IPL is great for the game'
  by BRIAN VINER INTERVIEWS
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• How I play all those great 1980s games?
  by Rhodri Marsden cyberclinic@independentcouk
• Why is Stalin still popular in Russia, despite the brutality of his
  by SHAUN WALKER
• At 78, Helmut Kohl marries economist 34 years his junior
  by Allan Hallin Berlin
• Heathrow head quits BAA after T5 fiasco
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent