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Articles in Aug 5, 2007, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Problems in the structured credit markets are still unfolding
• Ex-Pipex boss says of new venture: 'Please don't call me a private
• Is it Pi in the sky to hope the deals keep coming?
  by Martin Baker
• Insurers fall into each other's arms
  by David Nicholson
• Customers let down by the biggest names on the high street
• Barry Cryer
  by Interviews by Nicholas Barber
• White-collar werewolf
  by WORDS BY DANUTA KEAN
• Lucy Porter
  by Interviews by Nicholas Barber
• Sun flowers
  by WORDS BY EMMA TOWNSHEND
• A Cornish tale
• Wed. 08
• Breast-feeding lobby criticises Jordan for infant formula 'stunt'
  by Marie Woolf POLITICAL EDITOR
• Brown downgrades cabinet committee on climate change
  by Marie Woolf POLITICAL EDITOR
• Holidays are for wimps (and the President)
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Unmanned probe blasts off from Cape Canaveral in a search for the
• Marbella rocked by vast property corruption scandal
  by Elizabeth Nash
• The Met deserves a better boss than Mr Bean of the Yard
  by John Stalker
• 'The Tories have mishandled the Brown succession, looking cheap and
• Lessons from Nasa's star pupil
  by Report by Paul Rodgers
• Correction
• ALSO SHOWING
• Get your greedy trunk off my warthog kebabs
  by Adrian Mourby
• 'Hey mum, let's branch out on a tree-top camping holiday'
  by Katy Holland
• FANTASY FOOTBALL XI
• Last-gasp Kent taste final glory
  by Stephen Brenkley AT EDGBASTON
• Toothless Dragons fall on their own swords
  by Jonathan Davies
• BA raises stress levels
• Water companies tell Ofwat: 'We need to spend more on sewers'
  by Tim Webb
• Hugh and Clive meet at last
• [pound]198,915
• No more cuts in pipeline from British Gas
• Take a pile of old chairs...
• A hilariously brief history of alternative comedy
  by Nicholas Barber
• Reginald D Hunter
  by Interviews by Nicholas Barber
• Sleazy rider
  by WORDS BY MICHAEL BOOTH
• Mercedes 60
• Thu. 09
• Coronation date chosen to avoid Derby Day
• How embarrassing is it to see your parents on Facebook?
  by Sarah Sands
• The Transformer
  by Andrew Grice
• Ireland takes top place on European wealth list
• Tewkesbury dries out
• Never mind the eye bags, darling, we'll sort them out ...
  by Katy Guest
• 'Before I knew it, I had pinched her bum'
• Travelling at the speed of light
  by Allen Robertson
• An elephant in the flowerbed? But that's just Absurd!
  by Kate Bassett
• Fantastic plastic from the magician of the pound shop
  by Charles Darwent
• A footpath runs through it
  by Mark Rowe
• Hammers send for hawk-eye to clear up messy business
  by Alan Hubbard SPORTS DIARIST
• Fawn the undisputed queen of Europe
  by Sue Montgomery
• Gretna's fairytale comes to sad end
  by Phil Gordon AT FIR PARK
• Dyer's Hammers deal 'definitely off'
  by Ronald Atkin AT UPTON PARK
• He will not have naked bodies in the 'WSJ'; he's not a moron
• Is cider still the apple of our eye as Magners sobers up?
  by Tessa Thorniley
• Al-Fayed won't relent over foie gras at Harrods
  by David Nicholson
• After capturing the 'Wall Street Journal', Murdoch is gunning for
  by Tim Luckhurst
• The spectator
• Show us your ribs, Justin
  by JOE WARWICK
• Tony Curran
  by WORDS BY HERMIONE EYRE
• Sean Lock
• STAR TREK STARS
• ODD GRIDS Alphabetic
  by Clive Doig
• Fri. 10
• Middle classes are twice as rich as a decade ago
• Eddie Murphy: I am the father of Mel B's child
• Police probe shooting of youth
  by Andrew Johnson
• Police fearful for missing teenage girl
• How did you get in dressed like that?
• Mark my words & other cliches
  by Leigh
• Costly Adjective
• Cannabis: a threat to health or vital therapy?
• Dodi and Diana: the soap opera continues...
  by Hermione Eyre
• Blades of Glory
  by Nicholas Barber
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
  by Quixote
• Canterbury tale is the real community spirit
  by Alan Hubbard SPORTS DIARIST
• History in the making after a fashion at the Home of Golf
  by Simon Redfern
• Life's the pits for baffled Hamilton
  by David Tremayne
• Live frogs for bait, snakes for company - I think I'll pass...
  by Keith Elliott
• EasyHotel goes global
• Chris Cole