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Articles in Jun 25, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• 'Is it madness to go for a cheap SVR?'
  by Sam Dunn
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• MICHAEL STANDEN
  by John Lucas
• BEST OF THE REST
• Main movers
• Cavaday's comet burns then fades in shadow of Venus
  by Paul Newman
• First in the Queue
  by Nick Harris
• (IT'S BIG IN BOGNOR)
  by John Walsh
• Bartoli wants to swap the courts for a seat in power
  by Nick Harris
• Murray shows his smart side for confident and polished return home
  by PAUL NEWMAN
• Wanted: a new home for Carla Lane and her animal sanctuary
  by Andy McSmith
• Nigerian government seeks 90-day truce with militants
• Aide who said terror attack would benefit McCain faces calls to quit
  by David Usborne
• Euler Hermes
• How anonymous witnesses saw justice done
  by Nigel Morris
• Wimbledon 'breaking law by killing pigeons'
  by Nick Harris
• Women's Singles
• The Britons
• Flower demands isolation of Zimbabwe
  by ANGUS FRASER
• Academy to be run by Money
• The savers' style bible
  by Kate Watson-Smyth
• Classical
  by MICHAEL CHURCH
• Murder, myth and mind games
  by PAUL TAYLOR
• The Ten Best Beach bags
  by SOPHIE MORRIS
• Aquarius shines on Xstrata bid speculation
  by Nikhil Kumar
• 'Rugby' injury leaves Bell in race to face New Zealand
  by David Llewellyn
• STUFF THE PLANET?
  by Paul Vallely
• Keothavong flying flag for British women
  by IAN HERBERT
• 'My husband is at the gym constantly. He's even created special
  by Claudia Winkleman
• Pizza delivery man shot dead
• Muslims told not to wear lipstick
• Hong Kong
• Leslie condemns 'trial by media' after facing new rape accusation
  by Amol Rajan
• NYSE Euronext beats LSE to $250m deal with Qatar
  by Nick Clark
• HMRC appoints Clasper as chairman
• Kiss goodbye to your sales, Stonewall tells 'homophobic' Heinz
  by Terri Judd
• First in the Queue
  by Nick Harris
• TV guide
• Castleford keep Shenton away from Bulls' clutches
  by Dave Hadfield
• OLD QUAY COTTAGE, NEAR PLYMOUTH
  by BEN NAYLOR
• A former Rake turns his hand to Candide
  by MICHAEL CHURCH
• East meets a lacklustre West
  by Robert Hanks
• You write the reviews
  by Jim Lunney Housing director Cheshire
• ALWAYS THE GERMANS
  by James Lawton
• Castleford keep Shenton away from Bulls' clutches
  by Dave Hadfield
• Place a flutter on Murray in pigeon debate
  by Nick Harris
• *YESTERDAY'S COMPLETED MOVES
• Last year
• Bayeux Tapestry 'made in England'
• Fritzl trial will begin this year
• Europe
• 'I'm not posh, I just have the luxury of someone doing my make-up'
  by Nikolina Sajn
• Mortgage approvals slump 20% to new low
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Fed stymied on rates by price rises and faltering economy
  by Stephen Foley
• A SURGICAL REVOLUTION
• Bartoli wants to swap the courts for a seat in power
  by Nick Harris
• Quotes of the day from SW19
• Spain unfazed by change to 'unlucky' strip for semi-final
• THE RENOVATION GAME
  by BEN NAYLOR
• A bearded female saint is the perfect narrator for this original
  by DAVID MCVEY
• The stars in July
  by HEATHER COUPER
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• Spain unfazed by change to 'unlucky' strip for semi-final
• Academy to be run by Money
• Rangers must meet Davis price
• Queiroz still in frame for Portugal job
• From a doctorate in computer science to a career in cage-fighting
  by Jerome Taylor
• Free-range egg farm criticised
• Hathaway's ex on fraud charge
• New York
• Sarkozys flee Israel after guard shoots himself at airport
  by Donald Macintyre
• Resolution meets B&B in attempt to win over board
  by Nick Clark
• Debenhams and Punch seek to calm jitters with early updates
  by James Thompson
• 'A flagrant violation of democracy': ANC tells Mugabe to delay
  by Basildon Peta
• Place a flutter on Murray in pigeon debate
  by Nick Harris
• 44 DAYS TO GO
• OPENING SALVO
• SIX TO VIEW
  by Kate Watson-Smyth
• Pop
  by NICK HASTED
• The fairly useless gadget show
  by Simon Usborne