Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Jan 5, 1996, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Accountants 'stunned' by Finance Bill's complexity
  by PAUL WALLACE
• BA plans to retain USAir ties
  by RUSSELL HOTTEN
• Boy, 15, held over teacher's murder
  by JASON BENNETTO Crime Correspondent
• Crybabies welcome
  by ROBERT MAYCOCK
• Druck results improve to pounds 4.4m
• Fly-on-the-wall victims always get bitten. So why do they do it?
  by Michael Leapman
• Handicappers swing from yesterday's hero
  by Racing JOHN COBB
• Ice cream wars inquiry 'misled' by Bird's Eye
  by DAVID HELLIER
• Latin Prima
  by LOUISE LEVENE
• LETTER:Reg Prentice's Tory precedent
  by Mr Roland Freeman
• Mem Shannon A Cab Driver's Blues Hannibal HNCD 1387
  by Andy Gill
• No matter
• 'Paper of the future' runs out of time
  by MARY DEJEVSKY Paris
• riffs
  by Quincy Jones
• Secret deals in arms and bananas that condemned a man to exile
  by COLIN BROWN, PATRICK COCKBURN, STEVE CRAWSHAW, and
• Stewart returns as a serious contender
  by Derick Allsop
• Thorn spins high on hopes of a fast demerger
  by MARKET REPORT DEREK PAIN
• Various Artists Ocean of Sound Virgin AMBT 10
• Allahgreen has attitude for altitude
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Belfast fire was `an accident'
• Boy hanged
• Cromwell Street bodies released for burial
• Fears of Moscow backlash at Nato
  by FROM ANDREW MARSHALL in Brussels
• Gold reserves
• Jobs collapse
• Letter: Clock watching
  by From Mr Mike Stafford Good
• Lewis conciliatory
• McClellan to pose biggest test for Benn
• Newt's triumph turns into a bitch of a day
  by FROM PHIL REEVES in Washington
• Panthers make Kings see double
  by Steve Pinder
• Royal man to quit
• Sino-US phono-war looms
  by FROM TERESA POOLE in Peking
• The tribal army that lost its head
  by Robert Block
• When I grow up ... I'm going to try every career
  by DAVID LISTER
• Obituaries Manuel Mora Valverde
  by James Hodges
• Adrian Turpin on comedy
  by Adrian Turpin
• Branson issues writ
• CITY DIARY
  by John Willcock
• Cult rapist to die
• Drunks freeze
• Football
• He'll need more than faith this time
  by Jim White
• Illingworth blames 'irresponsible' play
• LEADING ARTICLE:Grey water between Labour and Tories
• LETTER:Reg Prentice's Tory precedent
  by Mr Peter Hitchens
• Minford tells how Clarke has got it wrong
  by DIANE COYLE Economics Correspondent
• OBITUARY:Madeleine Barot
• Paris chefs' fish 'perks' questioned
  by MARY DEJEVSKY Paris
• Riyadh pressured defence firm
  by RUSSELL HOTTEN
• Serial killer link to Celine ruled out
  by WILL BENNETT
• Stock Exchange chief gets the sack
  by TOM STEVENSON City Editor
• The challenge of the Asian tigers: why we are looking east for ideas
  by Nicholas Timmins
• TODAY'S NUMBER 8
• Vauxhall pay plea
• All the fear of the fair
  by Rosalind Powell
• Beware the sausage machine: Opinion
  by SIR JOHN CASSELLS
• Bramall fosters French-breds
  by Greg Wood
• Cronje takes command
• Ferguson puts his faith in youth
• Government is `duping patients on waiting lists'
  by CELIA HALL Medical Editor
• Law Report: Aircraft noise decision unlawful
  by Paul Magrath, Barrister
• Letter: Free museums: unfair charges
  by From Dr Stuart Davies
• Le Shuttle runs 24 hours
  by RUSSELL HOTTEN
• Men arrested
• New Republican Congress cleans up its own backyard
  by From Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• Pembroke:NBC's shopping burden
  by Nigel Cope
• PRISONS IN CRISIS: Escapees `extremely dangerous'
• RUGBY UNION
• Soccer-stadium trial opens
• Street talk
  by LOUIS PALABROTA
• This man is violating your art space
  by SUSAN DE MUTH
• Williams takes Part apart
• Obituaries Woody Strode
  by David Shipman
• and what's more
• BBC steps up lottery draw security
  by REBECCA FOWLER
• Breaking up is hard to do
• Cluff takeover declared unconditional
• Cyprus peace efforts hit early snags
  by TONY BARBER Europe Editor
• Dukas: La Peri Falla: The Three-Cornered Hat; Harpsichord Concerto
  by ROBERT COWAN
• Forgotten Romance: works by Grieg, Rubinstein and Liszt Steven
  by EDWARD SECKERSON