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Articles in Jul 1, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Classical
  by MICHAEL CHURCH
• ZDENEK URBANEK
  by Gerald Turner
• Walk this way
  by Esther Walker
• Meet the new Obama, master of the U-turn
  by DOMINIC LAWSON
• 'I'd like the country to feel more united'
  by Miranda Bryant
• Europe
• Nadal dispels injury fear after cruise
  by Nick Harris
• Services output growth stuck at 0.3% for third month in a row
• Sun, mud and a hip-hop triumph
  by Elisa Bray
• Hutton backs coal despite protests
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• France Telecom abandons bid for Nordic rival TeliaSonera
  by Sarah Arnott
• Aragones won over lovers of the game with sweet blend of style and
  by James Lawton
• UK mortgage approvals collapse to record low of 42,000
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• *YESTERDAY'S COMPLETED MOVES
• Golden touch of new British messiah wins over crowd
  by CHRIS McGRATH
• Book Now
• MARGARET KITCHIN
  by Lewis Foreman
• Could sex save your life?
  by Dan Roberts
• What are eco-towns, and how green are they in reality?
  by MICHAEL MCCARTHY ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• France's opportunity
• Ole, Espana! (But we're still a divided country ...)
  by JUAN CRUZ
• Body to be dug up to solve mystery of film-maker's killing
  by John Lichfield
• Tsvangirai's tactics criticised by party insiders
  by Thomas Ndlovu
• 'We won't churn out the same Anglo-Saxon bands every year'
  by Michael Eavis
• 'English votes for English laws' plan by Tories
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Thus shuns fresh C&W offer of Pounds 329m
• Keeping in shape does the trick for beautiful Spaniards
  by Sam Wallace
• N Rock regulator receives Pounds 612,000 pay-off
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Nadal dispels injury fear after cruise
  by Nick Harris
• Tesco to stop trade with Zimbabwe
• Poignant but cliched study of how it feels to be an outsider
  by SOUMYA BHATTACHARYA
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Keeping in shape does the trick for beautiful Spaniards
  by Sam Wallace
• Morkel and Nel serve ominous reminder of tourists' potent pace
  by David Llewellyn
• Huddlestone agrees new deal at Spurs
• The abiding lesson of the NHS: people still look to the state in
  by STEVE RICHARDS
• India in drive for renewable fuel
• Oil and food price increases push eurozone inflation to 4%
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• 1 JULY 1964
• A sea of administrative drivel
  by SIMON CARR
• Gambling sector veteran Smith to lead Tote during sell-off
• BEST OF THE REST
• BP chief blames states, not speculators, for record oil prices
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• Iraqis seek $67bn in US lawsuit
• *Ballooning price of workof art: Pounds 13m
• Pop
  by JAMES PALMER
• The skin i'm in
  by Guy Kennaway
• Cecil and O'Brien in Eclipse encounter
  by Sue Montgomery
• Mustard adds bite to leave Durham on top
  by Jon Culley
• Student dies in holiday hotel fall
• Major credit insurer predicts 20% rise in firms going bust
  by James Thompson
• African leaders stay silent on Mugabe
  by Anne Penketh Diplomatic Editor
• Revealed: the infighting that has hobbled hunt for Bin Laden
  by Leonard Doyle
• Inside tyrant's torture camps: beaten, maimed and poisoned with
  by Daniel Howden
• Pick your own surgeon - a new future for the NHS
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• Looker an attractive buy for Biggs the builder
  by Sue Montgomery
• Last year
• Kangaroo to be investigated by Competition Commission
  by Sarah Arnott
• Jankovic perishes in Court 18 graveyard
  by IAN HERBERT
• Old Father Time glares at Hewitt as Federer marches on oblivious
  by Paul Newman
• The director's take on women and families
  by CHARLOTTE CRIPPS
• Learning by iTunes comes to the UK
• Aragones won over lovers of the game with sweet blend of style and
  by James Lawton
• The perilous joys of middle-aged sex
  by Thomas Sutcliffe
• Number of prisoners on early release scheme soars
• Man rescued from rubbish crusher
• Death sentence for 'Israeli spy'
• Sarkozy promises 'severe' action after shootings at military display
  by John Lichfield
• An even bigger splash
  by TIM WALKER
• Concise Crossword #6773
• Cecil and O'Brien in Eclipse encounter
  by Sue Montgomery
• Old Father Time glares at Hewitt as Federer marches on oblivious
  by Paul Newman
• Genuine touch of Britain's new messiah wins over masses
  by CHRIS McGRATH
• Huddlestone agrees new deal at Spurs
• Murray exudes what Britain needs
  by Nick Bollettieri
• A show worth the 30-year wait
  by NICK HASTED
• Socially motivated students need support from universities if they
  by BRENDA GOURLEY Vice Chancellor
• Looker an attractive buy for Biggs the builder
  by Sue Montgomery
• Pendragon axes 500 jobs and warns of slump in sales
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• Libel claim over Facebook entries