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Articles in Jun 16, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• A costume drama for grapple fans
  by CHARLOTTE CRIPPS
• Sit back and enjoy the freakshow
  by Matthew Norman
• SORIOUS SAMURA
  by SOPHIE MORRIS
• Floods wipe out 1,600 nests in disaster for Britain's rarest birds
  by Michael McCarthy Environment Editor
• Federer returns to normal service at Halle
  by Ian Laybourn
• Young people in care shouldn't be abandoned at 18
  by ANDREW MULLEY
• Sleepless nights fuel Aragones' quandary
  by Jason Burt
• Henderson's all-round effort fires Middlesex
  by Liz Byrnes
• Beenhakker offers mother-in-law of all battles
  by Jason Burt
• Risk-averse investors threaten drug development
  by Sean Farrell
• Wrapped up in blue: pathos, paranoia and psychobabble
  by Rob Sharp
• Ramos targets Hart and Coupet
• Lloyds eyes German market for overseas expansion
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• Webb admits his mistake - allowing Poland's goal
  by Sam Wallace
• Three found dead in 4x4
• The Ten Best Mini speakers
  by JOHN HALL
• Lowes' honeymoon survives breathless comedy of errors
  by Dave Hadfield
• Ramos targets Hart and Coupet
• Dance
  by ZOE ANDERSON
• Making mischief? It's an essential part of the job
  by Ian Burrell
• The disaster that finally shook up China's media
  by Iain Marlow
• SIR RICHARD YOUNG
  by Michael Shattock
• Knobbly fruit and veg back on menu as EU plans to scrap uniformity
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• Hiddink sees room for improvement in Russia
  by Glenn Moore
• Japan earthquake toll rises to nine
• Mixing some Freudian thought into a kitchen-sink drama
  by Miles Kington
• Sainsbury's expected to deliver solid update
  by Nikhil Kumar
• High-ranking soldier is shot
• Moyes sets his sights on Riki
• Henderson's all-round effort fires Middlesex
  by Liz Byrnes
• Fulham demand cash for Davis
• Scolari humbled as Switzerland go out with bang
  by Sam Wallace
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• Brough proves class act as Ganson takes centre stage
  by Neil Barraclough
• Keane prepares McGeady move
• Book Now
• Marie O'Riordan
• 'Labelling people as terrorists is utterly pointless'
  by Kim Sengupta
• 1846 TUESDAY 16 JUNE
• France lament the absence of lost leader Zidane
  by Patrick Vignal
• Katich leaves West Indies with a mountain to climb
  by Simon Evans
• Austria demands heroes but history favours Germans
  by Glenn Moore
• Fortune expects Tariq to help retain Ascot title
  by Sue Montgomery
• We'd vote with our feet if the EU gave us half a chance
  by Richard Ingrams
• Raven Russia soars on back of 'property sex'
  by ALISTAIR DAWBER
• Battle for Narnia moves online
• Corporate crime risk up
• Austria demands heroes but history favours Germans
  by Glenn Moore
• Keane prepares McGeady move
• Manager may use psychologist to build team spirit
  by Sam Wallace
• Henderson's all-round effort fires Middlesex
  by Liz Byrnes
• Katich leaves West Indies with a mountain to climb
  by Simon Evans
• Moyes sets his sights on Riki
• Days Like Those
  by Rebecca Tyrrel
• Opera
  by ROBERT MAYCOCK
• When the media play politics they lose even a veneer of impartiality
  by Stephen Glover
• Myths and magic of the man who puts adland on the edge of its seat
  by Claire Beale
• Gatland's ambitions fuelled by series loss
  by Duncan Bech
• Donadoni denies Berlusconi 'team talk'
  by Andrew Dampf
• Chambers is frustrated by headwind in hunt for Beijing time
  by David Martin
• Keane prepares McGeady move
• Moyes sets his sights on Riki
• Van Basten to field weaker side against Romania
• Economics Diary
• Mugabe forces soldiers and police to support him in early vote
  by Basildon Peta
• Final salary payouts rise
• Beenhakker offers mother-in-law of all battles
  by Jason Burt
• Stelios hoping for Premier League stay
• FIVE BEST Films
• Concise Crossword #6760
• Chambers is frustrated by headwind in hunt for Beijing time
  by David Martin
• Fulham demand cash for Davis
• You write the reviews
  by Laura Gregory
• New kids on the block and the city
  by Carola Long
• How Jill's healthy recipe revived an ailing fast food giant
  by Sophie Morris
• The oil era reaches its desperate endgame
• O'Driscoll rues Irish addiction to 'miracle ball'
  by Hugh Farrelly
• Webb admits his mistake - allowing Poland's goal
  by Sam Wallace
• Brook escapes tutors' long shadow by crushing Jones
  by Steve Bunce