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Articles in Jun 5, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Game, set and match to the coach
  by Hazel Davies
• 'My BBC application was rejected'
  by Jonathan Sale
• Poker
  by Nic Szeremeta
• If this is 'care', then I hope I'll never need it
  by Janet Street-Porter
• Main movers
• De Villiers wary of Wales test
  by Brenden Nel
• Crusaders lose Van Dijk for three months with broken jaw
  by Dave Hadfield
• Inside story: the art of the X-ray
  by TIM WALKER
• The faces of the day >>
• REVENGE OF THE NANNIES
  by Guy Adams
• B&B and FSA to face grilling from MPs
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• Visual arts
  by KAREN WRIGHT
• Bond insurers hit
• Builders facing cash calls as sales slump
  by James Thompson
• *Rare owl bred in Cornwall
• 'No need to panic' over lack of super-fast broadband in the UK
  by Sarah Arnott
• So, when will a woman be elected president?
  by MARY DEJEVSKY
• Ashton signs new West Ham deal
• Theatre
  by PAUL TAYLOR
• Dossena on way to Anfield
• City chairman hails new era under bright young Hughes
  by Ian Herbert
• How do I find a Tefl job abroad? And how does being a barrister
  by Caroline Haydon
• Let's not trip over the benchmarks
• 'Further education is critical for developing local workforces'
• WILLIAM UPCHURCH
  by George Szirtes
• An exciting choice that reveals the disillusion of voters
• Mosley must still go, says Ecclestone
  by David Tremayne
• Suppressed French passions lifted by thrills of Monfils
  by Paul Newman
• Ince emerges as front-runner for Ewood Park post
  by Ian Herbert
• Miracle Seeker required to fulfil owner's dream
  by Sue Montgomery
• EU's digital warning
• 'Allah's tailor' faces lawsuit for exploiting Islam
  by Nicholas Birch
• Dossena on way to Anfield
• Uribe considers a third term
• New Bond book smashes record
• Kingfisher cuts targets as depressed housing market sinks DIY sales
  by Nick Clark
• Collins Stewart poaches top banking team from Dresdner
• Regular drinking 'halves risk of arthritis'
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Gera faces final contract offer
• Mosley must still go for the good of F1, says Ecclestone
  by David Tremayne
• Ince emerges as front-runner for Ewood Park post
  by Ian Herbert
• City chairman hails new era under bright young Hughes
  by Ian Herbert
• 'Getting in print is a great buzz'
  by Alex McRae
• 'School Cadet Corps - good or bad? As a woolly liberal, do I cheer
  by Hilary Wilce
• The clean team
  by Josh Sims
• Have A-levels become too easy, and should there be a harder
  by RICHARD GARNER EDUCATION EDITOR
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Why selling Ronaldo would be a good thing
  by Ian Herbert
• Chambers targets Olympic medal after 100m victory
  by Mike Rowbottom
• BEST OF THE REST
• No hair left unturned as Tory leader drifts towards the centre
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• EU alert over nuclear plant
• Police find Pounds 16m, jewellery and Renaissance art in raid on
  by Terri Judd
• Miracle Seeker required to fulfil owner's dream
  by Sue Montgomery
• EU alert over nuclear plant
• 'Allah's tailor' faces lawsuit for exploiting Islam
  by Nicholas Birch
• Bird flu 'slight risk to humans'
• Borsa Italiana suspends Alitalia trading
• Tokyo
• 'Bribery' puts Porto out of Champions League
  by Axel Bugge
• Lehmann thanks England for lesson in tolerance
  by Glenn Moore
• United forge ahead in race for Ramsey
  by Paul Walker
• City chairman hails new era under bright young Hughes
  by Ian Herbert
• Can the Pope save Greyfriars?
  by Peter Stanford
• Crime watching
• 1929 WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE
• Rising costs put a dampener on Northumbrian Water expectations
  by Alistair Dawber
• If only we could see such audacity of hope
  by STEVE RICHARDS
• 'Bribery' puts Porto out of Champions League
  by Axel Bugge
• Bringing home the bacon
  by Sophie Morris
• Incapability Brown lost in translation. Again
  by SIMON CARR
• Youths face tougher laws on carrying knives to combat surge in
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• HBOS sets date for rights issue
• 'Lorenzo's Oil' disease hope
• The faces of the day >>
• 'Allah's tailor' faces lawsuit for exploiting Islam
  by Nicholas Birch
• Toddler 'left to fend for himself'
• US union demands recognition from Tesco, and seeks help from Obama
  by James Thompson
• Revolt looms over new curriculum for toddlers
  by Sarah Cassidy
• Tsvangirai arrested as Mugabe turns army on opposition
  by Ian Evansin Cape Town