Independent, The (London)

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Articles in May 30, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Magic moments
  by REBECCA LINDON
• COVER STORIES
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Beckham provides supporting role in Terry's redemption
  by Jason Burt
• Webb agrees three-year deal to keep him at Leeds
  by Dave Hadfield
• A city man alone, walking one of life's quiet backwaters
  by Miles Kington
• Maloney hopes to impress
  by Lisa Gray
• Hopes US may avoid recession as growth is revised upwards
• Bad karma
• Murdoch says 'rock star' Obama will win election
  by David Usborne
• Jessops sales plunge by 25% but it cuts its losses to Pounds 11m
• Rise in risk of breast cancer
• House prices now falling at fastest rate since early 1990s
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• Cut taxes to regain middle class support, Blairites tell Brown
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• Tax windfall enough to cover fuel duty freeze, says IFS
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• Weld drops in on Epsom to confirm plan for Conquest
  by Chris McGrath
• Nalbandian exit leaves door open for Murray progress
  by Paul Newman
• Lloris opts for Lyons switch
• GREAT WORKS
  by TOM LUBBOCK
• Behold, a happy poet
  by CHRISTINA PATTERSON
• THE FEMALE VIEW
  by Alice Jones
• It's a surreal page-turner
• Main movers
• Goodie turns baddie as viewers protest at Oddie's 'X-rated' wildlife
  by Amol Rajan
• FA fights Ferguson ruling
  by Phil Barnett
• Gulf firm pulls out of deal for Silverjet
• Another tragedy of errors
• Italy floods leave 2 dead, 2 missing
• Two Sportingbet staff detained in Turkey
• *50p picture sells for Pounds 35k
• Sebo signs for Valenciennes
• Smoking? It's seriously good for the Treasury, Macmillan told Eden
  by Jonathan Brown
• Concise Crossword #6746
• Beckham provides supporting role in Terry's redemption
  by Jason Burt
• Tribal protests over caste status bring riots to Delhi
  by Andrew Buncombe
• Sebo signs for Valenciennes
• SELECTED STORIES ROBERT WALSER
  by John Burnside
• Mangoes meet mullahs in a fine political satire
  by CHANDAK SENGOOPTA
• A Week in Books
  by KATY GUEST
• Band on the run
  by NICK HASTED
• All the signs point to a breakdown
  by Gerard Gilbert
• Taylor Wimpey falls to lowest since 1990s recession
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Weld drops in on Epsom to confirm plan for Conquest
  by Chris McGrath
• United they stand Statues honour 'Trinity'
• THE NAME'S BOND...ALAN BOND
  by Andy McSmith
• Abused by America, betrayed by Britain
• Orchestra forced to play in hangar plays in aircraft hangar
• DINE LIKE A KING, SPEND LIKE A PAUPER
  by Christopher Hirst
• Iraq hostage families appeal
• Ten Cate sacked in Chelsea clear-out
  by Jason Burt
• Blacks chief warns retailers are in recession
  by James Thompson
• Twenty-two countries sign letter telling Mosley to quit
  by David Tremayne
• Graham facing five-year jail term for lying to drug inquiry
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Burma evicts cyclone refugees
• Berger heads to Sparta Prague
• Rhodes to Oxford
  by MICHAEL FATHERS
• Poets in Wonderland
  by MICHELE ROBERTS
• Dance
  by ZOE ANDERSON
• I want acting, not accents
  by THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
• Japanese scientists create microscopic noodle bowl
• Ten Cate sacked in Chelsea clear-out
  by Jason Burt
• The faces of the day >>
• NHS set to meet target of reducing waiting times to 18 weeks
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• What, no quick snifter on the Circle Line?
  by Katy Guest
• Ping An drops out of bidding for RBS's insurance business
  by Sean Farrell
• 'Sombre' Lanzarote is Almodovar's dream destination
  by Elizabeth Nash
• The Government was right on house prices: they're falling even
  by DAVID PROSSER
• Boy, 14, 'killed over dirty looks'
• United they stand Statues honour 'Trinity'
• Naomi Campbell charged with assault after Terminal 5 fracas
  by Mark Hughes
• Webb agrees three-year deal to keep him at Leeds
  by Dave Hadfield
• Storms cause flash flooding
• Longer lives in the South-west
• Ten Cate sacked in Chelsea clear-out
  by Jason Burt
• Energised by Empire
  by BARNABY ROGERSON
• A girls' night out too far
  by Anthony Quinn
• KENNETH EWING
  by Derek Granger
• ALSO SHOWING
  by ANTHONY QUINN
• State relaxes gay marriage policy
• Rare Monroe film is up for auction