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Articles in Apr 6, 2008, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Punched, drunk and disorderly
  by JAMES URQUHART
• He's back... and this time it's personal
  by Liz Hoggard
• The Forager
  by wendy fogarty
• CONCISE CROSSWORD No. 947
• Indy's back! This time with a vengeance
  by Nicholas Barber
• Call the first witness: Mr Satan, take the stand
  by Kate Bassett
• Consumers bemoan service
  by Laura Harding
• How can she buy a home when 'saving seems impossible'?
  by Harriet Meyer
• CBI attacks Treasury over growing tax burden on UK plc
  by James Moore
• Drugs giant threatens to quit UK over prices
  by Mark Leftly
• Whatever happened to the likely lad?
  by Andrew Johnson
• Rambo Junior on a mission to bring back good old days
  by James Corrigan
• Hero or Villain?
  by Neil Norman
• The clapped-out legacy of Karajan that impoverished classical music
  by Norman Lebrecht
• John on target to bring the Robins down to earth
  by Geoff Brown
• Happy days for the man who taught the Ospreys how to fly
  by Tim Glover RUGBY UNION
• Comply Or Die resurrects the genius of Murphy the fallen
  by Nick Townsend
• THE CULT DIRECTORS TAKING ON CHILDREN'S CLASSICS
• A betting footballer is a dead cert
  by Stan Hey
• Labour 'killing Britain's renewables industry'
  by Geoffrey Lean Environment Editor
• France debates Beijing boycott as Olympic torch reaches London
  by John Lichfield
• Double agent Gordievsky claims he was poisoned by the Kremlin
  by Sadie Gray
• Things fall apart, but data lasts for ever
  by MATT THORNE
• The strangest jobs in fashion
  by Victoria Herbert
• Darkmans By Nicola Barker Harper Perennial Pounds 8.99
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• POKER By Nic Szeremeta
  by Nic Szeremeta
• Sam Sparro strikes electro pop gold
  by Sonia Zhuravlyova
• I'd climb a hill and wear a daffodil to avoid this
  by Hermione Eyre
• Consumers told to beware of bonuses and go for rates that endure
  by Laura Harding
• Falling at the first: the bad blood tearing racing apart
  by James Moore
• REAR WINDOW
• THE COLUMNISTS
• Minister's not-so-private dancer
• Dougherty flies west with the goose,primed to fulfil his American
  by James Corrigan
• Botox The brain pain
  by Rachel Shields
• The PM should cosy up to the Lib Dems
  by Alan Watkins
• Bentley collision leaves Hughes aggrieved
  by Jon Culley
• Visagie's vision calls for ambition plus power from the pack
  by Hugh Godwin
• 'Timmy did nothing wrong - I think he's the best'
  by Chris Forwood
• Farewell to a very British way of death
  by Brian Brady Whitehall Editor
• Don't be fooled: Huxley is planning his great escape
  by Dom Joly
• MRSA-infected medics allowed to keep working
  by Brian Brady Whitehall Editor
• Teachers pledge to fight on with strike as they mourn 'doughty
  by Jane Merrick Political Editor
• CDS POP
  by Simon Price
• Let us worship at the feet of the mighty Rambo
  by TOBY YOUNG
• The love that made Mugabe a monster
  by WORDS BY ROBERT VERKAIK
• Looking for the Big B: Bollywood, Bachchan and me By Jessica Hines
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• Tulips, dance ... you can't touch the Dutch
  by Jenny Gilbert
• A notable voice makes an incredible journey
  by George Hall
• The high-rise and compact answer for the less than flexibly limbed
  by James Ruppert
• 'High-risk' borrowers warned not to jump at any old deal
• The Feral Beast
• I hate the new coins. My father must be turning in his grave
  by Virginia Ironside
• MEDIA
• Police remove dozens of girls from polygamous sect's Texas retreat
  by Michelle Roberts
• Publicity Pete has learned his lesson yet still he dreams
  by Nick Townsend
• The bonkathon for Mayor is an insult to struggling parents
  by Janet Street-Porter EDITOR-AT-LARGE
• Privacy? Yes. Secrecy? No
• City Dunne and dusted by Chelsea
  by Guy Hodgson
• Hewat's kicks help Irish turn battle into a procession
  by Tim Glover
• Junior doctors 'being bullied into hours of unpaid overtime'
  by Nina Lakhani
• Secret files reveal a man of humility
  by Robert Verkaik
• Mortgage lenders prepare for the worst in housing market
  by Jane Merrick
• Jockeys and trainers have work to do but the owners stand and suffer
  by Stan Hey
• Inside Lines
  by Alan Hubbard
• EXIT POLL
  by SONIA ZHURAVLYOVA
• 'I'm ready to fall on my face again'
  by WORDS BY NICHOLAS BARBER
• Rocket men
• Help your child make her own way in the world
  by CECILIA D'FELICE
• Let Me Stand Alone: The journals of Rachel Corrie ed the Corrie
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• He's a rather craggy icon these days, but the eyes still have it
  by Simon Price
• ROCK
  by Simon Price
• Macho man
  by Michael Booth
• As lenders prepare for the worst, will prices tumble down like a
  by Julian Knight
• The City Diary
• Companies face tougher emission reporting
• Introducing Biffo, Ireland's Taoiseach waiting in the wings
  by David McKittrick
• Americans just aren't bowled over any more
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Woods hot on the trail if the sun comes out to play
  by Andy Farrell
• Ibiza Is the party over?
  by Elizabeth Nash