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Articles in Jul 4, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• PICK OF THE PICTURE BOOKS
• Pop
  by FIONA STURGES
• YESTERDAY'S COMPLETED MOVES
• JOHN MALCOLM
  by Alan Strachan
• Robson looking good to recreate Wonder Years on court for Britain
  by Nick Harris
• Tourist falls from balcony
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• Judith with the Head of Holofernes (1495) Andrea Mantegna National
  by TOM LUBBOCK
• 'Ark 2', Flaming Youth (1969)
  by Robert Webb
• Barratt to cut 1,000 jobs as housing crisis hits
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• THEIR MISSION: OUR HEALTH
• The doctor from Oldham goes to Bollywood
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Brinkley tells of husband's affair with teen - and Pounds 2,000-a-
  by Jonathan Brown
• Cash-rich Amec is keen to engineer acquisitions
  by Alistair Dawber
• 'I'm having a dinner party, but what I should be having is a Roman
  by Tracey Emin
• 35 DAYS TO GO
• YESTERDAY'S COMPLETED MOVES
• FEAR OF ISLAM: BRITAIN'S NEW DISEASE
  by Peter Oborne
• Influential? You're kidding...
  by NOEL CLARKE
• Quebec City celebrates 400 years
• Boy 'not Jewish enough' to win place at school
  by Robert Verkaik Law Editor
• 1995 TUESDAY 4 JULY
• Struggling ScS bought out by Sun Capital Partners
  by James Thompson
• Brown's all alone with his Precious
  by SIMON CARR
• 'Deadly' malaria rising in Britain
• Sharia law 'coming to Britain'
  by David Barrett
• Hull face heavy fine over unregistered Thackray
  by Dave Hadfield
• Chambers' Olympic hopes head for court
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Cool Di Matteo takes to Dons task with relish
  by Matt Gatward
• Go West - where the train is late
• Tokyo
• How's this for an opener?
  by JAMES MCNAIR
• A history at risk as the waters rise
  by SHIRLEY CHEW
• Should we all be thinking about making a move to Canada?
  by MICHAEL SAVAGE
• Domenech stays on with provisos
• HBOS banks gains on hopes of Australian deal
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Flintoff comeback delayed as England opt for stability
  by Angus Fraser
• HOW BAD CAN IT GET?
  by Nick Clark
• Skelton leads British recovery to claim share of third place
  by Genevieve Murphy
• Hong Kong
• Privacy of YouTube users under threat
  by Robert Verkaik Law Editor
• Kylie dresses down for her appointment at Buckingham Palace
  by John Walsh
• 'People think that designers are brilliant at drawing, but I'm not'
  by Hannah Kuchler
• Seagulls bring a hint of Hitchcock horror to Cadiz
  by Elizabeth Nash
• Gurkhas - smart, effective, highly motivated and courteous
  by Nick Harris
• THE GREATEST ESCAPE
  by John Lichfield
• GAZETTE
• Weir and Dailly to remain at Ibrox
• City put chances of signing Barca's Ronaldinho at 50-50
  by Ian Herbert
• The issue of bankers' pay cannot be ignored
• cover stories
• BEN WHISHAW ACTOR
  by Charlotte Cripps
• Teenage kicks
  by JAMES MOTTRAM
• Mad on the Mound
  by Nick Harris
• SEE YOU ON SATURDAY
• Ailing Brown turns to Campbell and Mandelson to mastermind his
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Greene King warns of tougher times ahead
  by James Thompson
• Wrangle over banning Zimbabwe reaches deadlock
  by Stephen Brenkley
• War poet Robert Graves 'stole work from his mistress'
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Searles eclipsed as Leander and Henley win comfortably
  by Christopher Dodd
• Vultures circle Holmes' debut on Broadway
  by Guy Adams
• Set your watches by the weather prophets of SW19
  by Nick Harris
• Why Canada is the best haven from climate change
  by Michael McCarthy Environment Editor
• Mad on the Mound
  by Nick Harris
• O'Neill secures a deal with Davies
• Wrangle over banning Zimbabwe reaches deadlock
  by Stephen Brenkley
• Friends reunited
• A cautionary history of the plague years
• 'You need to find someone to love you'
  by ELISA BRAY
• ALSO SHOWING
  by Anthony Quinn
• Wiseman's warns of milk price rises as energy costs soar
  by James Thompson
• Johnson adviser's sexual past comes back to haunt him
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Business Digest
• Lost scenes from Lang's 'Metropolis' discovered
  by Tony Paterson
• Europe
• Navy airlifts stranded bull
• Forget the pigeons, take aim at the car park charity pests
  by Nick Harris
• Ministers will force family doctors to take new patients
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• Flintoff comeback delayed as England opt for stability
  by Angus Fraser
• Cool Di Matteo takes to Dons task with relish
  by Matt Gatward