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Articles in Jun 15, 2008, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Alina Ibragimova
  by WORDS BY ANNA PICARD
• Little Miss Riff
• POKER
  by Nic Szeremeta
• A cargo of treasure for a new age of discovery
  by Harriet O'Brien
• Savers offered deals paying up to 10%
• POP
  by Simon Price
• Look out, here comes tomorrow and it's shining even brighter
  by Simon Price
• Ireland says 'no' and shows Europe the way ahead
• Summertime and the flip-flop war is raging
  by Joy Lo Dico
• Carla serenades her busy sex life. Me too
  by Sophie Heawood
• The $4 gallon of gas will change the US way of life
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Kandahar locked down after Taliban's dramatic prison raid
  by Bill Sandler
• Join the dots: on the trail of that missing Hirst
  by Cole Moreton
• Save money, save the planet
• England find Carter and Co too clever by half
  by Chris Hewett
• Britain's child victims of the chemical cosh
  by Brian Brady
• Champion crushed by Nadal's grass act
  by Ronald Atkin
• Chambers cruises home but falls short of Beijing time
• 'We've been wrongly taught that our property can be our pension'
  by Kate Hughes
• Summer cinema for dummies
• Strike duo earn Spain top marks in finishing school
  by Jonathan Wilson
• Wild boars in the garden of Eden
  by MICHAEL ARDITTI
• Blackmoor By Edward Hogan Simon & Schuster Pounds 11.99
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• Roderick Gordon & Brian Williams
  by ADAM JACQUES
• TIPS & DEALS
• Ride to work and take the strain out of buying a bike
  by Laura Harding
• ROCK
  by Simon Price
• Can my tax-free cash cross the Irish Sea?
  by CHERRY REYNARD
• The black stuff imposes a handicap on golf balls
• Why we all love Paul Newman ...
• Skiing down a volcano has a flaw. There's no snow
  by Dom Joly
• Absolutely Fabulous
  by Cole Moreton
• Teesside Tower to take leap of faith
  by Simon Turnbull
• SPORT
• Outside Edge
  by Simon Redfern
• Hodgson is left looking a proper Charlie once more
  by Tim Glover RUGBY UNION CORRESPONDENT
• Mugabe: 'I'll go to war with MDC'
  by Steve Bloomfield Africa Correspondent
• The game will soon be up for 50-over cricket, says Pietersen
  by Stephen Brenkley
• Another slice of 21st-century pop genius ... yawn
  by Simon Price
• Priests marry in first gay church wedding
  by Sadie Gray
• Aids claim sparks backlash for WHO
  by Jeremy Laurance HEALTH EDITOR
• Dinosaurs and derring-do will lure a boy to books
  by Melanie McDonagh
• How to get there EasyJet flies to Lisbon (0871 244 [Derived
• Be more open to things others can do for you
  by CECILIA D'FELICE
• Gods Behaving Badly By Marie Phillips Vintage Pounds 7.99
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• Brides unveiled
• Hot potatoes!
  by Skye Gyngell
• Is this as safe as the Banksy of England?
  by Laura Harding
• Bloodletting put the Life back into Standard
  by Simon Evans
• Halifax tempts households to switch with 'thank you' bonuses
• If banks could stop the bubbles forming, they wouldn't have to be so
  by Hamish McRae
• DEATHS
• Have you clicked yet?
  by Ian Johnston
• Mark my words
  by Leigh
• Pakistan's lawyers demand return of ousted judges
  by Omar Waraich
• British rowers rescued after boat capsizes
• Pendleton shows women how to get on right track
  by Simon Turnbull
• 'We need to play like a club'
  by Jason Burt
• 'David Davis effect' cuts into Tories' poll lead
  by Jane Merrick POLITICAL EDITOR
• Shoaib has ban cut to 18 months by tribunal
  by Stephen Brenkley
• The critical list
• MAN FOR MAN MARKING
  by MARTIN PENGELLY
• The Davis Debacle
  by Jane Merrick
• Britain blocks MEPs' plan to halt waste proliferation
  by Geoffrey Lean ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• rock Radio Dance Classical the critical list Film Visual [Derived
• Easy virtue, easy victories
  by CHARLES SPENCER
• Bad Idea: The anthology ed Jack Roberts and Daniel Stacey Portico
  by TOM BONCZA-TOMASZEWSKI
• CONCISE CROSSWORD No. 957
• Four perfect pinks
• They used to say 'don't fix', now they say 'fix'. Should you take
  by Julian Knight
• ROCK
  by Simmy Richman
• ALSO SHOWING
• Rooney weds his Coleen: for better, for worse ... for Pounds 5m
  by Jonathan Owen
• An irreverent eye on our political masters
  by Words by Peter Schrank
• Lonely hearts meet up and make magic
  by Nicholas Barber
• Holders throw off the shackles at last but it's too little, too late
  by Glenn Moore
• Inside Lines
  by Alan Hubbard
• Mizen parents call for 'a fresh look at British values'
• Funny and fast, Kubica remains on Pole position
  by David Tremayne
• Westwood on hand to guide Bears home
  by Tom Bateman