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Articles in May 25, 2008, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Who needs Kate Moss?
  by RHIANNON HARRIES
• How I got lost in translation
  by WORDS BY STEPHEN KNIGHT
• Essentials
  by Rhiannon Harries
• Carlene Carter
  by WORDS BY NICK DUERDEN
• Getting hitched? Don't tie yourselves in financial knots
  by Julian Knight PERSONAL FINANCE EDITOR
• Drowning in lies and red velvet
  by Anna Picard
• POP
  by Luiza Sauma
• Filthy but stylish, Chris lights up the Dome of the Rock
  by Nicholas Barber
• POP
  by Nick Coleman
• Best-dressed bump award goes to Jolie
  by Lisa Markwell
• DEATHS
• South Africa's shame
  by Jeremy Gordin
• Critics sharpen their knives for disgraced author's first novel
  by David Usborne
• Henry lands second Classic
  by Sue Montgomery RACING CORRESPONDENT
• Karlsson withstands buffeting to go top as McGinley's hopes fade
  by James Corrigan
• Builders close in on Pounds 1.5bn Silvertown Quays
  by Mark Leftly
• Britain counts the cost of rise in dementia
  by Nina Lakhani
• Race is on to deliver Burma aid
  by Raymond Whitaker
• The have-it-all days are over. We're back to austerity and thrift
  by Janet Street-Porter EDITOR-AT-LARGE
• The IoS diary
  by Matthew Bell mbell@independent couk
• The Forager
  by WENDY FOGARTY
• :: SOCIAL NETWORKING McCanns back Facebook missing children scheme
• Al-Qa'ida in Iraq 'has never been closer to defeat'
  by Ross Colvin
• As filthy as he is beneath all the swearing Chris [Derived headline]
• Is that a comic I see before me?
  by MIRIAM RAYMAN
• Chequered history
  by LAURENCE PHELAN
• Three handy gap-fillers for summer
• HOUSE PRICES Forecasts grow still more gloomy as lenders talk of 7
• It's the 'end of the beginning' of the mortgage crisis
  by Julian Knight
• We have ways of making you sing
  by Kate Bassett
• Subterranean hospital blues
  by Simon Price
• Time travel at Tate Modern, as snapped by the first paparazzi
  by Richard Cork
• To find a great beach, head for the Hebrides
  by Louise Jury
• A 'New Statesman' kind of guy. Just not New Labour
  by Joy Lo Dico
• Fergie deluded if he thinks it's the best-ever United
  by Nick Townsend
• A numbers game that adds up to high drama
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Singing the blues at midnight in Moscow
  by Simon Redfern
• Batsmen think they are great but they are average at best
  by Stephen Brenkley
• You don't have to be a millionaire to join this club, but it would
  by Keith Elliott
• Dangerous Tigers cannot be written off, says Murphy
  by Tim Glover
• England find themselves cornered
  by Stephen Brenkley
• Oil A global crisis
  by Geoffrey Lean
• Grant becomes the sacked one
  by Steve Tongue
• Why Sarah and Samantha are the voices of reason
  by Brian Brady WHITEHALL EDITOR
• :: EUROVISION A first for Russia, but UK scrapes just 14 votes
  by Richard Osley
• The supermodel who's larger than life
  by Ian Johnston
• Ex-officer, 64, attempts record balloon leap
• Weather Outlook: Dry and sunny in Scotland and the [Derived
• Kerry Ellis
  by WORDS BY TIM WALKER
• Hit me, baby, one more time
  by WORDS BY MICHAEL CHURCH
• My Revolutions
  by LAURENCE PHELAN
• Will you get a good deal if lenders can read your mind?
  by Laura Howard
• LENDING Nationwide mortgage advances down 40 per cent
• War, revolution, love, death ...and Liverpool
  by Jonathan Romney
• Get ready for the real McCoy
• POP
  by Simon Price
• Can this venture really go like clockwork?
  by James Moore
• This sea-change is a gift for the Tories
  by Alan Watkins
• NEWS WEEK
• McAllister ready to lead fallen giants on road back to glory
  by Nick Townsend CHIEF
• Inside Lines
  by Alan Hubbard
• Police step in after parents advertise child on eBay
• in news
• Property giants in the running for Wilson Bowden
  by Mark Leftly
• Hatton proves fire inside still burns
  by Alan Hubbard
• O'Gara summons up Munster magic
  by Tim Glover
• They think it's all over. It isn't yet
• When - if ever - is it too late to get married?
  by SIANA BRETHERTON
• Massa on pole as Hamilton resorts to praying for rain
  by David Tremayne
• Sharon Stone's Corvette sold to F1 champion Kimi
• WEEKLYPEDIA
  by DAVID RANDALL
• Hemingway 'Get your map out in Vancouver and people [Derived
• Machine guns by the Louvre
  by ANNE GARVEY
• Half his old salary and no Porsche. Can he still enjoy the good
  by Harriet Meyer
• Dancing in the Streets: A history of collective joy
  by LAURENCE PHELAN
• PENSIONS Workers fear personal accounts will cost too much
• BANKING Consumers leaving their guard down on card fraud and ID
• Indiana Jones and the tangled plot
  by Nicholas Barber
• Got a giant, aspirational telly to sell? Bring on the boys in blue
  by Peter York
• CLASSICAL
  by Anna Picard