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Articles in May 15, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• 'I directed five plays in my final year'
  by Jonathan Sale jonty@jonathansalecom
• The battle for hearts and minds
  by Andy Sharman
• Pop
  by SIMON O'HAGAN
• Kitchen cabinet
  by Esther Walker
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Collingwood tops points haul - a year too early
  by James Ryan
• 'Snake man' squeezes out of jail cell through food hatch
• Europe
• Barratt warns of slowdown but rejects rights issue option
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Like FATHER Like SON
  by Arnie Sidebottom
• The very sexist guide to being the perfect wife (but it was the
  by Amol Rajan
• Obama returns to the flag after Republicans attack his patriotism
  by Leonard Doyle
• Pandora
  by OLIVER DUFF
• Epsom bypass by Bolger hits Oaks standing
  by Chris McGrath
• Barmby directs Hull down Wembley way
  by Michael Walker
• Hildreth ton establishes Somerset dominance
  by Robin Scott-Elliot
• The faces of the day >>
• Barmby directs Hull down Wembley way
  by Michael Walker
• General Electric to auction its appliances business
• 'I track down sorrel and sea beet'
  by Alex McRae
• Theatre
  by PAUL TAYLOR
• FIVE BEST Plays
• ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
  by John McEwen
• I'm getting married - but don't call it 'My Big Day'
  by SARAH CHURCHWELL
• Amstetten cellar victims thank town for support
  by Allan Hall
• 'Neo-Nazi victim' accused of lying
• LOST CHILDREN OF THE BAZAAR
  by DEBORAH ORR
• MPs plan debate on 'boiler rooms'
  by James Daley Personal Finance Editor
• Hull avoid Cup exile over Thackray
  by Dave Hadfield
• HOLLYWOOD'S OLDEST FEUD
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Rocket fired from Gaza injures 14 Israelis in shopping mall
  by Donald Macintyre
• Surprise fall in US inflation provides relief for the Fed
  by Stephen Foley
• The faces of the day >>
• Cardiff captain lauds 'miracle man' Ridsdale
  by James Corrigan
• Like FATHER Like SON
  by Angus Fraser
• Postcomm wants Royal Mail part-privatised
  by Colin Brown
• Cardiff captain lauds 'miracle man' Ridsdale
  by James Corrigan
• Russia opens oil export facility
• Detectives of the music business
  by Hazel Davis
• 'Can you ever make a good film about teaching? In "Happy-Go-Lucky",
  by Hilary Wilce hwilce@btinternetcom
• The French have a word for it...
  by SUE HUBBARD
• She taught the world to sing - but ended up fitting Debenhams bras
  by Cahal Milmo
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• SUMMER SALES
• The good, the bad and the gimmicky
• New York
• Compass is heading in right direction despite price worries
  by Alistair Dawber
• Cardiff captain lauds 'miracle man' Ridsdale
  by James Corrigan
• *Time for an investment
• Brown tries to lift the gloom with array of new Bills
  by Andrew Grice
• Murray hurries to win over error-prone Simon
  by Eleanor Crooks
• End of road for Charvis after Wales omission
  by Chris Hewett
• SUMMER SALES
• Tentative Ramprakash fails
  by David Llewellyn
• Polar bears on endangered list
• Arshavin silences Rangers hordes
  by NICK HARRIS
• Berlusconi, the Lothario, caught flirting with female politicians
  by James Macintyre
• A very welcome burst of honesty
• 'Roadblocks? Go over them or under them'
  by Caitlin Davies caitlind1@aolcom
• Book Now
• SHEIKH SAAD AL-ABDULLAH AL-SABAH
  by Gerald Butt
• After Tate dispute, graffiti artist makes the capital his canvas
  by Ciar Byrne Arts
• The real injustice
• Save the lungs of our planet
• The faces of the day >>
• London
• Sale and rent-back schemes to be investigated by OFT
  by Kate Hughes
• Earth's systems 'are changing'
• Tokyo
• Clegg claims Pounds 7,000 of taxpayers' money to spend on home
• Sofa seller ScS faces loss as orders fall
• You write the reviews
  by Anna Corballis Fry Teacher Bedford
• Ferguson personifies Scots' work ethic as Smith's side are finally
  by Ian Herbert
• Pattinson punishes Lancashire
  by Jon Culley
• Stanford's black bat flies in face of MCC
  by Angus Fraser
• Ferguson personifies Scots' work ethic as Smith's side are finally
  by Ian Herbert
• Enlightened Islam
• 'Please apply suntan cream before you leave!'
• Wild West prostitute pushes the boundaries of despair and hope
  by LESLEY MCDOWELL
• Main movers