Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Feb 28, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Football: Captain Beckham can be `a leader' says Eriksson
  by Glenn Moore
• Sporting digest: TENNIS
• Football: Uefa rejects Roma's plea for replay of Anfield leg
  by Mark Pierson
• Cricket: King cleans up England
  by Joel Johnson in Georgetown, Guyana
• Racing: Camaraderie the winner in racing's great famine
  by Richard Edmondson
• Lattice network to cost pounds 450m
• Around the World's Markets: NEW YORK
• `Kursk' letter `blames torpedo'
• Arrested American has spying links, says Moscow
  by Patrick Lannin in Moscow
• Bodies found in plane wreckage
• Informer freed by Howard is jailed again for gun dealing
  by Paul Lashmar
• Energy: Ex-miners will share pounds 400m compensation
  by Ben Russell
• Foot-and-Mouth crisis: Meat supplies dry up as the slaughterhouses
  by Emma Hartley
• Rain or Shine...
• Radio: Pick of the Day
  by Fiona Sturges
• Theatre: Suffer the little children
  by Rachel Halliburton
• Royal Engagements
• Leading article: Going, going, Dome
• Letter: Shocking news
  by Brecon Quaddy
• New Millennium competition No 3
• Bob builds a future with Barney; Corporate Profile
  by Kate Bulkley
• Rugby Union: Irish withdrawal leaves Six Nations in disarray
  by Chris Hewett
• Sporting digest: Football
• Football: Rioch and McFarland sacked on same day
  by Alan Nixon
• Cricket: England close ranks in quest for redemption
  by Derek Pringle in Colombo
• The Investment Column: SMG
• Brussels launches full inquiry into GE deal
  by Lucy Baker
• Around the World's Markets: LONDON
• Rare turtles found in Cambodia
• `Pardongate' row fuelled by leaked visitors' log
  by Mary Dejevsky in Washington
• Three held under Terrorism Act
• At pounds 2,000, there are squeals. Then the Dome's six-foot hamster
  by Julia Stuart
• Health: MP defends hospital chief in bodies scandal
  by Ben Russell
• FOOT-AND-MOUTH CRISIS: Transmission - Weather charts forecast gloom
  by Charles Arthur
• Rain or Shine...
• Digital, Cable and Satellite Television: Pick of the Day
  by James Rampton
• Opera: Oh, the lack of humanity
  by Edward Seckerson
• Birthdays
• Leading article: A clear message is being sent to war criminals
• Letter: Eating horses
  by Dr Marsha Levine
• Law report: Authority not obliged to satisfy conditions imposed by
  by Kate O'Hanlon
• Mr Brown's head is in the right place but his heart isn't
  by Hamish McRae
• SPORTING DIGEST: BOXING
• Sporting digest: Rugby Union
• Football: Rejuvenated Owen ready to make most of fresh start
  by Phil Shaw
• Tennis: Corretja extends Davis Cup olive leaf to Rafter
  by John Roberts in Dubai
• The Investment Column: CGNU
• Game's up as eToys files for bankruptcy protection in US
  by David Usborne in New York
• FTSE to launch `ethical' index
• Thousands flee central Mozambique as rising floodwater threatens city
  by Marco Granelli in Maputo, Mozambique
• Russian colonel on trial for killing Chechen girl
  by Patrick Cockburn in Moscow
• Queen being called `bitch' ruled OK
• Straw raps `greedy and aggressive' lawyers
  by Ian Burrell Home Affairs Correspondent
• Portillo attacked as Tories scrap plan to sell Tube
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• FOOT-AND-MOUTH CRISIS: Financial Aftermath - Economic blight hits
  by Nigel Cope
• The face of the Dando defendant
  by Paul Peachey
• Words
  by CHRISTOPHER HAWTREE
• A voyage of discovery to the age of enlightenment
  by Ian Hunt
• Book review: Ten years of drama with the gene team
  by Gail Vines
• Leading article: Offer aid to farmers - then insist they insure
• Letter: Prisons can work
  by Sharon Moore
• Monitor ALL THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
• Why the dot.com magazines are running for cover; Focus
  by Bill McIntosh
• Racing: Festival in doubt as courses fall silent
  by Greg Wood
• Sporting digest: RUGBY LEAGUE
• Football: Snowfall hampers North and Republic
  by Steve Tongue
• Golf: Tiger Woods at the Dubai Desert Classic
• The Investment Column: United may score for risk-takers
• Nycomed to float 10% of APB `by end of spring'
  by Chris Hughes
• US slowdown halves nCipher value
• Zimbabwe judge refuses to quit
• Taliban orders destruction of ancient stone Buddhas
  by Amir Shah in Kabul
• Ambassador to head ad agency
• The House In Brief
• COUNTRYSIDE: Fox-hunting debate `shows warped priorities'
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Foot-and-Mouth crisis: Weather charts forecast gloom for Continent
  by Charles Arthur
• Blizzards bring havoc across Scotland
  by Terri Judd
• The Daily Website
  by Sally Chatterton
• Fashion: Small, but perfectly charming
  by Susannah Frankel
• A few bad farmers are wreaking havoc with our industry
  by Simon Gourlay