Independent, The (London)

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Articles in May 4, 2000, issue of Independent, The (London)

• SPORTING DIGEST: BASKETBALL
• Football: Thorne hat-trick delights Stoke
  by Richard Slater
• Football: Rioting fans halt Croatian Cup final
  by Malcolm Foster
• Cricket: Cold discomfort for luckless Zimbabweans
  by David Llewellyn at Canterbury
• The Investment Column: Westbury
• Industry voices fears as Howells is named minister for business
  by Philip Thornton, Economics Correspondent
• Unilever is hungry enough to go hostile
  by Lucy Baker
• Blue Circle escapes Lafarge's clutches
  by Saeed Shah
• Travel ban on journalist lifted
• Rebels discover their goldmine in kidnappings
  by Matt Frei in Jolo
• Parents go private despite the cut in state class sizes
  by Judith Judd, Education Editor
• Parliament: Tony Blair greeting Nelson Mandela in Downing Street
• Local Elections: How to make the most of your vote in today's poll
  by Sean O'Grady
• Boy died after falling into bath
• The Lockerbie Trail: `Don't worry - where there is a God, there is
  by Andrew Buncombe
• Television Review
  by Robert Hanks
• POP: EMINEM - BRIXTON ACADEMY LONDON
  by Fiona Sturges
• `John, this is how you eat artichokes'
  by John Walsh
• The hidden history of human evolution
  by Michael Cremo
• Letter: Hopping mad
  by Anthony J Gouldwell
• Letter: Deaths in prison
  by Martin Narey
• Gypsy Rhythms No 4
• Comment
  by Ted Wragg
• SPORTING DIGEST: BASEBALL
• Football: Gudjohnsen does Bolton a power of good
  by Guy Hodgson
• Racing: Form Verdict - Wolverhampton
• Cricket: Venom of Di Venuto frustrates Yorkshire
  by Derek Hodgson at Headingley
• Market Report: Vodafone finds few friends as blows land from all
  by Stephen Foley
• City surprise as A&L drops role of chief executive
  by Katherine Griffiths
• Around the World's Markets: Paris
• Hutchison faces S&P downgrade
• South African admits mass murder
• Up to six hostages killed as troops attempt rescue guerrillas
  by Kathy Marks
• Black prisoners seek pounds 1m for `bullying'
  by Robert Verkaik, Legal Affairs Correspondent
• Parliament: MoD flood rescue bill `was too high'
  by Fran Abrams, Westminster Correspondent
• Cubans, poetry and low prices help BBC Proms
  by Jojo Moyes, Arts
• Met says policing of Jiang's visit `was unlawful'
  by Jason Bennetto
• Rain or Shine...
• Radio: Pick of the Day
  by Fiona Sturges
• The Main Event - Theatre: Make amends and influence people
  by Paul Taylor
• Obituary: Ulla Isaksson
  by James Kirkup
• The good news is that sport is bad for us
  by Thomas Sutcliffe
• Letter: Solidarity in Calgary
  by Naomi Lakritz
• Letter: Mugabe's fear
  by David Smith
• Soul survivor
  by Andrew Martin
• Motor racing: Coulthard will race in Barcelona
  by Ian Gordan
• SPORTING DIGEST: CRICKET
• Football: EUROPEAN CUP SEMI-FINAL: Anelka nets early advantage for
  by Phil Minshull
• Racing: Form Verdict - Redcar
• Cricket: Knight turns on style
  by Jon Culley at Edgbaston
• TD Waterhouse buys Skipton's Dealwise for pounds 82m
• AstraZeneca exceeds expectations with record $1bn profits
  by Our City Staff
• Around the World's Markets: Taiwan
• Discount designer brands go online
• Two women sit on the bed of a river in Rajasthan
• Barrister will lose pounds 5,000 for wasting court time
  by Robert Verkaik, Legal Affairs Correspondent
• DPP ruling on death of inmate `is irrational' Prison staff not
  by Ian Burrell, Home Affairs Correspondent
• Parliament: Refunds scheme a `potential disaster'
  by Sarah Schaefer
• Proms are seeking a wider still and wider audience
  by Jojo Moyes, Arts
• Policeman accused of bigamy
• Currency crashes to a new low
  by Stephen Castle in Brussels
• Digital, cable and satellite television: Pick of the Day
  by James Rampton
• LAW REPORT; Decision to make redundancy payments was correctly made
  by Kate O'Hanlon
• The old man of Islington
  by Fergal Keane
• Pandora
• Letter: Protest vote
  by Helen MacLenan
• Letter: Mugabe's fear
  by David Hargreaves
• A creative world to discover and innovate; Science and Engineering
  by Philip Schofield
• Football: Cottee's early strike leaves Liverpool hopes in limbo
  by Derick Allsop
• TODAY'S NUMBER 2.95m
• Football: Leeds' forgotten men seize chance to shine
  by Phil Andrews
• Tennis: No Italian test for injured Sampras
  by John Roberts
• Cricket: Langer's century emulated by Law
  by Mark Pierson
• Fairey buys rival in Europe for pounds 166m
  by Saeed Shah
• Co-Op to switch focus to smaller stores
  by Nigel Cope, City Editor
• Around the World's Markets: HONG KONG
• London and Frankfurt tie the knot in first wave of mergers
  by Andrew Garfield, Financial Editor
• Bomb explodes near cabaret club
• Barred sex-swap customer wins payout from pub
  by Cahal Milmo
• How Rievaulx thrived on souvenir tat but lost the lot in sheep
  by Ian Herbert, Northern Correspondent