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Articles in May 17, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST
  by Deborah Ross
• Office Politics
  by Peter York
• PENTHOUSE & PAVEMENT
  by John Walsh
• PICK OF THE DAY
  by Peter Chapman
• Jazz
• HOT SPRINGS ETERNAL
  by Simon Calder
• DEALS OF THE WEEK
• Smaller companies, bigger returns
  by Mark Dampier
• Picasso's heirs and the mystery of the evil stepmother
  by Emily Murphy
• 6-5 AGAINST
  by STAN HEY
• EU may force car makers to reveal emissions in adverts
  by Peter Popham
• 'Isolated' BBC chief drowned herself
  by Mark Bulstrode
• Performance Notes
• Hampshire rally after Tremlett is laid low
  by David Llewellyn
• Radio
  by Fiona Sturges
• *Rare beetle reappears after 50 years
• Multiple killer must spend life behind bars, says judge
• If you get to Wembley seize the day with both hands - it may be your
  by James Lawton
• 'Truly evil' killer loses appeal
• Pennant on way out as Liverpool covet Bentley
  by Sam Wallace
• Hampshire rally after Tremlett is laid low
  by David Llewellyn
• Saha hopes for final chance to get 'anger' out of system
  by Ian Herbert
• Rugby risks becoming a different ball game
  by Chris Hewett
• Nadal sets up Djokovic test as Federer cruises
  by Iain Rogers
• Art
• Five best comedy gigs
  by James Rampton
• The light stuff
  by Anthony Rose
• Cloister perfection
  by John Walsh
• Pick of the week
  by Peter Chapman
• Five best London shows
  by Alice Jones
• Art
  by Peter Chapman
• Finally, a boxer in the diesel division
  by David Wilkins
• Sorry, Gordon: still not good enough
  by James Daley
• Nighthawk swoops to conquer in difficult times
  by Derek Pain
• The tragedy of HUGHIE FERGUSON
  by James Corrigan
• Write or wrong, Dunphy outshines dull Rangers
  by CHRIS MAUME
• Will Labour learn to be as ruthless as the Tories?
  by ANDREW GRICE
• Ofwat calls for water industry to be opened up to competition
  by Danny Fortson
• Qualcomm wins licence in latest auction of radio spectrum
  by Sarah Arnott
• The town where nobody is safe from spy cameras
  by Cahal Milmo
• Television
  by Gerard Gilbert
• Flintoff likely to miss entire series against New Zealand
  by Jon Culley
• I'm lucky to be alive, says PC beaten by football mob
  by Terri Judd
• So just where does the madness end?
  by ROBERT FISK
• DRIVING MISS ADA
  by Kathy Marks
• Saha hopes for final chance to get 'anger' out of system
  by Ian Herbert
• Eto'o wage levels set to scupper Spurs hopes
  by Jason Burt
• Smith wants Rangers to shake off Manchester misery
  by Lisa Gray
• SUMMER SALES
• Chambers set to take on BOA in bid for Beijing Olympic place
  by Mike Rowbottom Athletics Correspondent
• Five best dance events
  by Zoe Anderson
• Theatre
• Smells like Deyn spirit
  by Nick Duerden
• Computer games
  by Rebecca Armstrong
• Album reviews
  by Kevin Harley
• Five best revivals
  by Laurence Phelan
• THEATRE REVIEWS
• Keep an open mind over closed funds
  by James Daley
• How to get out of paying for fines
  by James Daley
• Take a long break from the daily grind - and make it count
  by Kate Hughes
• Suicide bomber kills 10 in Sri Lanka
• Germany says auf Wiedersehen prat to a great anti-hero
  by BRIAN VINER
• WPP strikes partnership with Yahoo
• Bloomsbury shares rise on upbeat report
• HBOS sells 13 per cent stake in Rightmove as agents feel the heat
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• The biotech boss battling C. difficile
  by James Moore
• PICK OF THE WEEK
  by James Rampton
• Symbolic date for UK's oldest man
• Brooding actor goes from Bobby Sands to Bronte
  by Arifa Akbar
• Final straight
• How the batsman's rod caused Martin-Jenkins to split his sides
  by Amol Rajan
• Smith wants Rangers to shake off Manchester misery
  by Lisa Gray
• Voges sees off Lancashire in rapid fashion
  by Jon Culley
• Cicinho confident Roma can snatch scudetto
  by Glenn Moore
• Government plays down Carey's hostage appeal
  by James Macintyre
• JOHN PHILLIP LAW
  by Tom Vallance
• Five best talks & festivals
  by Stuart Price
• Five best concerts
  by Mark Pappenheim
• ALL THAT GLISTERS
• Clubs
  by Rahul Verma