Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Jul 9, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• New blow in Thaksin's bid to recover his frozen assets
  by Ian Herbert
• Swiss to vote on minaret ban
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• The faces of the day
• Stop making excuses, it's time to get tough
  by Christina Patterson
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• B&B's troubles make savers nervous as shares tumble again
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• Brown will not quit if Labour loses seat
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Crumbling English landmarks are left 'in peril'
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• An agreement with no commitments
  by MICHAEL MCCARTHY
• Durham call for Yorkshire cup exit over Rafiq
• Police inquiry into arrest mistake
• Harrington hopes to recreate link to Open win
  by James Corrigan
• Brown bags Boro's Boateng
• 30 DAYS TO GO
• 'Why can't I get my lender's cheaper fix?'
  by Sam Dunn
• 'Round here, a farm is way down the housing scale'
  by Alex James
• SIX TO VIEW
  by Kate Watson-Smyth
• Court delays ruling on paralysed girl
  by Donald Macintyre
• Finance Minister in graft inquiry
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Origin of the thesis
  by Simon Usborne
• What sort of freedom do you believe in?
  by JOHANN HARI
• No laughing matter
• Alcohol returns to Baghdad
  by PATRICK COCKBURN
• STILL REACHING FOR THE SKY
  by David Prosser
• G8 accused of 'failing the world' on carbon cuts
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor,
• Approval of women bishops may result in defections to Rome
  by Jerome Taylor
• Delay in Heathrow plan decision
  by Peter Woodman
• Economic fears lead to slump in confidence
  by Nick Clark
• Broad urges England to observe speed limit in Lord's race for pace
  by ANGUS FRASER
• Keane loses out in Guiza race
• Broad urges England to observe speed limit in Lord's race for pace
  by ANGUS FRASER
• 'TUMBLE DRIERS ARE ONE OF THE HIGHEST CONSUMERS OF ENERGY IN OUR
  by Donnachadh McCarthy
• Concise Crossword #6780
• Alliance & Leicester tumbles over capital fears
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Seachange can sweep in as French look to the skies
  by Sue Montgomery
• Seachange can sweep in as French look to the skies
  by Sue Montgomery
• EU to provide fruit for pupils
• English clubs all quiet on Russian front
• Hong Kong
• Business Digest
• Primark's Oxford Street store has taken Pounds 200m since it opened
  by James Thompson
• Pledge to double aid for poor is renewed
  by Andrew Grice
• Minibars to offer happy hours and health food
  by Martin Hickman Consumer Affairs Correspondent
• Incentives plan for recycling
• SO IS RAY LEWIS A HERO OR A VILLAIN?
  by Paul Vallely
• Thorman not guilty of biting
  by Dave Hadfield
• They need to dig a little deeper
  by Thomas Sutcliffe
• Wife-beating? That's fine - unless you're a Muslim
  by MARK STEEL
• Obama to visit Berlin for foreign policy speech
  by Leonard Doyle
• Out of the shadows
  by Kate Watson-Smyth
• FRED YATES
  by Peter Davies
• 'If Andrew Lloyd Webber tunes by a brass band don't evoke England at
  by Brian Viner
• The debate on prison sentencing is now on a knife edge
  by Robert Verkaik
• Broad urges England to observe speed limit in Lord's race for pace
  by ANGUS FRASER
• Theatre
  by PAUL TAYLOR
• One step beyond...
  by Rob Sharp
• When a number plate R1NGS an ALERT, send for the REF
  by Miles Kington
• The G8 countries may run the old world economy. But it's the new one
  by HAMISH MCRAE
• Oil and gas chief calls for North Sea incentives
  by Sean Farrell
• Waitrose to open convenience stores in pursuit of Pounds 27bn market
  by James Thompson
• Tolkien postcard to go to auction
• 'A flock of geese on my granny's farm decided to sample me for
  by Hannah Kuchler
• Peers make short work of demolishing 42 days
  by SIMON CARR
• The new sexual revolution
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Chambers in race against time
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Relaxed Scolari reveals he was a scrap of paper away from managing
  by Jason Burt
• The faces of the day
• The spirit of change
  by Phil Thornton
• Lampard 'happy' to stay at Chelsea, claims Scolari
  by Jason Burt
• FIVE BEST Plays
• 1540 FRIDAY 9 JULY
• The Week In Radio
  by Alice Jones
• Pop
  by LUIZA SAUMA
• Main movers
• Massive under-reporting of fish catches leads to declining stocks
  by Steve Connor
• Europe
• 'Could we be strong together, work as a team, and have fun? Could we
  by Claudia Winkleman
• Skyepharma hit by sell-off after collapse of refinancing
  by Alistair Dawber