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Articles in Jan 22, 1996, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Anniversaries
• Body Shop fined
• CASE SUMMARIES v 22 January 1996
• Corsica bomb blast
• Don't forget the day job: role models for Royals
  by Decca Aitkenhead
• Ferry wreck found
• Game plan provides everything but a win
  by TONY UNDERWOOD
• Leicester loath to convert chances
  by NICHOLAS HARLING
• Letter: Held back by the stakeholders
  by Mr Randhir Singh Bains
• Man is charged with wife murder
• New Greek PM picks his team
• Peace deal sends village fleeing for safety
  by CHRISTOPHER BELLAMY Majdan
• Radical plan for two-tier state pensions
• Serious fun in the classroom
  by DOROTHY WALKER
• Sooty sweeps the board in race for rights
  by JOJO MOYES
• Survivor who lived to lead his nation
• The thrill is not the kill
  by Barbara Rowlands
• Wild boy brings dreams to life
  by TAMSIN BLANCHARD Paris
• A stony path to enlightenment: Travel
  by TIM MCGIRK
• BOOKS: THE ART OF CRITICISM: 3 GETTING IT WRONG
  by TOM PAULIN
• BOOK: Paperback; No Night is Too Long by Barbara Vine,
  by ROBIN BLAKE
• BRIEFLY: `Black box' reward
• CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT: Harold's mac ... Tony's ties ... and toenails for
  by CHARLES NEVIN
• CLASSICAL MUSIC: A sigh of relief for Walton
  by MICHAEL WHITE
• Cricket: Salim falls one short
• FLIGHT OR FIGHT? : Tried & Tested
  by STELLA YARROW
• HowWe Met
  by MARINA CANTACUZINO
• LETTERS:
• LETTERS: More ways to devolve than are dreamt of in their philosophy
• Major offers olive branch to Euro rebels
  by Paul Routledge / Stephen Castle
• Mr Motown's mission: to set the record straight
  by Cole Moreton
• `No one told me being overweight was my problem'
  by Celia Hall
• Our best young director, by an inch: Show People
  by ROBERT HANKS
• Power deals on the cheap
  by Caroline Merrell
• RADIO: Ignoble history of the little people
  by SUE GAISFORD
• REMAINS OF THE ABOMINATION
  by NEAL ASCHERSON
• Speedway: Olsen follows in father's wheeltracks
• The week
• Unionist blow to peace talks
  by Stephen Castle
• Apple starts to rot
  by David Bowen
• Bottomley to discuss lottery with churches
  by REBECCA FOWLER
• Chechens to free raid hostages
• creativity a wealth of predictable originality
  by WILLIAM HARTSTON
• Double Dutch appeals to Burns
  by David McKinney
• Fizz-bang future threatens England
  by HUGH BATESON
• Halifax earn an academic honour
  by DAVE HADFIELD
• Just a step away from animal rights
  by Andrew Marr
• Letter: Hell is in Norway
  by Mr Bernard Sharp
• Melvyn's rules for the conversation game
  by MILES KINGTON
• No crisis for; England after drama
  by STEVE BALE
• Poor crowds mar showpiece tournament
  by RUPERT METCALF
• So what do you call the @ thing?
  by Tim Nott
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• Valdano pays the price for Real's slump
• Wild boy Galliano secures place in fashion history
  by TAMSIN BLANCHARD Paris
• Abbey to raise mortgage rate
  by Vivien Goldsmith
• BACK TO WHEN FASHION WENT POP:FASHION:
• BOOK: Paperback; The Life of Geoffrey Chaucer by Derek Pearsall
• BRIEFLY: Hiatus in talks
• Can Essex Man be tempted north of the border?
  by Nick Cohen
• CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT: Harold's mac ... Tony's ties ... and toenails for
  by CHARLES NEVIN
• Cleaner printing
• CRIES & WHISPERS
  by JACK HUGHES
• Electronics group makes sparks
• Football: As Andy Cole takes his bow for Manchester United, seven
• GOLF: Monty's desert storm
  by TIM GLOVER
• Ice Hockey: Rangers open strike-delayed season
• LETTERS:
• LETTERS: Not obscure and not a cult
• Man dies as gales lash the country
• M&S manages winning formula
  by Roger Trapp
• NUM halts payments to 13 Labour MPs
  by Paul Routledge / Jonathan Foster
• Outdoor centres face crackdown
  by Fran Abrams
• Reusable software
• Rugby: Wales A overcome French forces
• Stalked for years by a man she met once
  by EMMA COOK
• THEATRE: The marriage that doesn't have enough problems
  by IRVING WARDLE
• Unwanted and unfair
• What the papers said about . . . Arsenal
• 60 held in Bahrain