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Articles in Feb 17, 2008, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Nowt so queer as folk
  by Murrough o'Brien
• Essentials
  by Rhiannon Harries
• One million
• Citroen's new C5 is ready to rock and roll
  by John Simister
• Fancy an installation? I'll get my best people on to it right away
  by Visual art Charles Darwent
• Athletics has to share guilt with cheating cheetah
  by Nick Townsend
• Grade II listed homes
• Outside Edge
  by Simon Redfern
• Sion Jenkins to publish memoirs
  by Katherine Rushton
• Labour in power after 2010? Not on your nelly
  by Alan Watkins
• Rooney tears abject Arsenal apart
  by Steve Tongue
• Stars do the Africa shake
  by charlie porter
• On a gilt trip
  by words by terry durack restaurant critic
• Free directory enquiries: will we ever make that call?
  by Kate Hughes
• 'Jatta bra!'
  by Michael Booth
• DVD
  by Nicholas Barber
• Sub-prime spotlight falls on Barclays
  by James Moore
• Could Stoli spread to Britain? City watchdog says the system stops
  by James Moore
• Kosovo: a triumph for intervention
• The Last Great Fight by Joe Layden
  by Simon Redfern
• Kauto Star goes lame to leave Gold Cup showdown in balance
  by Sue Montgomery RACING CORRESPONDENT
• Body search plan to fight knife crime in schools
  by Brian Brady WHITEHALL EDITOR
• 'Councils are using bailiffs far too readily'
  by Lord Lucas
• Constance Briscoe
  by elizabeth heathcote photograph by jean goldsmith
• How to slow the ravages of time
• Can you cushion the blow when the cheap loan leaves home?
  by Laura Howard
• Smile for the camera, and say cheesy
  by Nicholas Barber
• ROCK
  by Simon Price
• No flies on us but maggots worm their way off the plane
  by Keith Elliott
• How to lose Pounds 2m: your 10-step guide
• Divorce British-style is a messy business
  by Janet Street-Porter EDITOR-AT-LARGE
• Londoners may moan - but the world wants to copy it
• Facebook: social boon or lure to predators?
• Suicide car bomber kills 37 at Bhutto party office as Pakistan poll
  by Andrew Buncombe
• A toast to your lordships
  by sue gaisford
• Isaac Julien
  by words by LUIZA SAUMA
• How safe will my cash be in exotic exchange-traded funds?
  by Ask Annie
• POP
  by Simon Price
• Wherever he lays his hat, that's his internet home
  by David Parsley
• Will Ohuruogu pip Radcliffe to an 'Oscar'?
  by Alan Hubbard
• You can bet your life this policy will end in tears
  by Stephen Foley
• 17.02.08 - 23.02.08 Anti-terror detention vote rolls round again
  by John Rentoul
• The symbol of Kosovo: an eagle with two faces - each looking a
  by Peter Popham
• Hic Lit!
  by Susie Mesure
• Not the Brits, the Blands
  by Susie Mesure
• The tracks of my tears
  by words by nick coleman
• More Thai temptations
• SAVING Returns race ahead as banks and societies scramble for our
• CLASSICAL
  by Anna Picard
• POP
  by Laurence Phelan
• 'It's easy to hire your mates, not new faces'
• You can't beat a beach holiday for jealousy and vice
  by Dom Joly
• Never mind the Oscars, here come the Razzies. And no star wants one
  by Andrew Gumbel
• Wheater has that extra something to take leading role
  by Michael Walker
• Bush urges power-sharing deal to end bloodshed
• Here is a health warning ... from the Rolling Stones
  by Sadie Gray
• Games of patients
  by michele roberts
• Get a taste of the future from the stars of tomorrow
  by Andy Lynes alynes@independentcouk
• Only Very Important People stay here
• JAZZ
  by Phil Johnson
• This is no way to be running a tax system, Dave
  by Martin Baker CITY EYE
• ECB all talk, no action on less cricket
  by Stephen Brenkley
• THE PEOPLE MAKING THE HEADLINES IN THE COMING WEEK
• The City Diary
• Bednar leads rout for Baggies
  by Jim Foulerton
• Youth needs to look up to a higher plane
  by D J Taylor
• Oral tests look set to be dropped as 'too stressful'
• Mister Fancy Pants fights back
  by words by Josh Sims portrait by Kelda Hole
• One Oscar certainty: There Will Be Snobs
  by toby young
• The non-skier's guide to the Alps
  by Brian Patten
• Who will protect the needy who've sold up for a song?
  by Kate Hughes
• JAZZ
  by Phil Johnson
• One to leave you comfortably numb
  by Simon Price
• Venus is the difference between nudity and porn
  by Joan Smith
• Delia is the patron saint of busy cooks - but no one has a timer as
• 17.02.08-23.02.08 City to sup on Scottish & Newcastle profit rise
  by Jon Mainwaring
• It's love not money for the honourable Finney
  by Steve Tongue
• 'Articulacy' - its what's getting people talking
• PROPERTY, SAVINGS, INVESTMENTS, SPENDING
• Why I love...