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Articles in May 28, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• 'KEEPING THE OFFICE OPEN FOR EVENING VIEWINGS IS TURNING OUT TO BE
• CSI: DOG SQUAD
  by Laura Spinney
• Divine inspiration
  by Tom Lubbock
• Tribute to the man with a golden touch
  by Alice Jones
• 28 MAY 1977
• Our MPs are out of touch and over-compensated
  by MARK STEEL
• FIVE BEST Films
• Pique signs four-year deal at Barcelona
• Rocha wants return to Portugal
• Zac Goldsmith calls for boycott of Sainsbury's
  by Amol Rajan
• Better protection for troop vehicles
• Spanish twin sues over separation
  by Elizabeth Nash
• EU proposes early start to aircraft emissions scheme
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• Sarin signs off in style, silencing critics
  by DAVID PROSSER
• Wealthy Londoners are most at risk as cases of identity theft soar
  by Kate Hughes
• A heart-warming tale from theatre's master misanthrope
  by Alice Jones
• Rocha wants return to Portugal
• Transat run puts Davies on course for Globe test
  by Stuart Alexander
• Doubles specialist Murray seeks Wimbledon singles entry
  by Paul Newman
• Pique signs four-year deal at Barcelona
• Mourinho set for Inter as Mancini heads for the exit
  by Michael Walker
• 'Weekends are for lie-ins, ironing and going to the supermarket, not
  by Brian Viner bviner@independentcouk
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• Real works of art off the back of a car
  by CHARLOTTE CRIPPS
• Time to lighten up, even if not to light up
  by Mary Dejevsky
• The faces of the day
• When times are tough, you spend less. Why should it be any different
  by HAMISH McRAE
• Concise Crossword #6744
• Keegan begins Emana talks
• Capello goes back to basics in attempt to crack Rooney riddle
  by SAM WALLACE
• Aung San Suu Kyi has a year added to detention
  by Andrew Buncombe
• Mental illness care bill warning
• Nouvel tower to challenge power of 'old Paris'
  by John Lichfield
• Fritzl's daughter, 19, is eased out of coma
  by Tony Paterson
• Foreign minister of Canada quits over 'biker's moll' girlfriend
  by Leonard Doyle
• Tokyo
• Turkey invests in Kurdish region
• Beckham's spotlight continues to shine on American game
  by Mike Rowbottom
• The faces of the day >>
• Agar takes up challenge of reviving Hull's fortunes
  by Dave Hadfield
• Keegan begins Emana talks
• United warn Real over Ronaldo talk
  by Pete Jenson
• GLOBE HOUSE, PEMBROKESHIRE
  by BEN NAYLOR
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Classical
  by MICHAEL CHURCH
• Shame the guest of honour couldn't stay for the second act
  by Miles Kington
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Murray seeks singles wild card at Wimbledon
  by Paul Newman
• SABMiller enjoys a Stella day on Inbev bid talk
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Dailly set to sign new Ibrox deal
• Stars and gripes
• Ah, Mr Bond. It's been a while, but we've been expecting you
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Shirley Bassey has emergency stomach operation
• Gay victims of Nazis honoured
• Aveva is capable of engineering some impressive returns for new
  by Alistair Dawber
• Cows that eat outdoors produce healthier milk
  by James Macintyre
• Chemring pays $40m for Scot
• TV networks in 'bidding war' for Alan Carr
  by Jerome Taylor
• United threaten to report Real over Ronaldo overtures
  by Pete Jenson
• Doubles specialist Murray seeks Wimbledon singles entry
  by Paul Newman
• Loffreda left in limbo by turmoil at Tigers
  by Chris Hewett
• Nasri interested in Gunners move
• Wales chance delivers Vokes happy ending
  by Paul Walker
• The world of interiors
  by KATE WATSON-SMYTH
• Are you an eco-angel or a carbon criminal?
  by Donnachadh McCarthy
• Pop
  by ROB SHARP
• Why are car tax rates going up on older vehicles, and is the move
  by SEAN O'GRADY
• Windies open IPL window for Pietersen
  by Angus Fraser
• Agar takes up challenge of reviving Hull's fortunes
  by Dave Hadfield
• 72 days to go
• 'There were life forms in the towels, but I'd go back'
  by Alex James
• Item number one on the agenda for the Nepalese parliament: evicting
  by Andrew Buncombe Asia Correspondent
• Anger over proposal to give MPs Pounds 23,000 grant
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Killed children 'not protected'
• D-Day for bids as RBS sells insurance business
  by Nick Clark
• Big hand for a world record
• I bankrolled Olmert's taste for the high life, claims US businessman
  by Donald Macintyre
• Porsche in legal challenge to VW's anti-takeover law
• Wales chance delivers Vokes happy ending
  by Paul Walker
• Mancini exit adds to Chelsea links
  by Michael Walker