Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Mar 1, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Football: Fulham move for Monaco's pounds 8m defender
  by Alan Nixon
• Cricket: Gilchrist the powerhouse stuns India
  by Kunal Pradhan in Bombay
• Sports Betting: Schumacher tops the odds
  by Chris Corrigan
• Motor Racing: Grid Guide To The Grand Prix Contenders For The 2001
  by Derick Allsop
• Market Report: Brokers preparing to cap GUS rally with downgrade
  by Stephen Foley
• Around the World's Markets: Hong Kong
• Rentokil considers new buy-back
• Scientists find the secret of Spain's dazzling white pots
  by Elizabeth Nash in Madrid
• Thousands flee homes after quake in Seattle Seattle
  by Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles
• Doctors set out `do not resuscitate' guidelines
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Foot-And-Mouth Crisis: The Continent: German relief as tests find no
  by Imre Karacs in Berlin
• Five share pounds 2.8m Lottery jackpot
• Selby Rail Tragedy: Survivors' Tales: `The lights went out, and there
  by Chris Gray
• Television Review: Raw Blues
  by Robert Hanks
• What Sarah Chang did next
  by Michael Church
• Obituary: Leone Sousa
  by Howard Mutti-Mewse
• Quote of the Day
• Letter: Junk mail strategy
  by Dr Kevan Tucker
• Letter: Foot-and-mouth lesson
  by John Wood
• `I WANT TO LIVE NEAR WHERE I WORK. I'M NOT ASKING FOR THE WORLD'
  by Lucy Hodges
• Sporting Digest: Football
• Football: Inside football: FA probe into Hull transfer allegation
  by David Conn
• Rugby Union: French fears may scupper Six Nations
  by Chris Hewett
• Motor Racing: Coulthard's last chance to satisfy McLaren
  by Derick Allsop
• TBI pays pounds 82m to land control of Luton airport
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor
• Around the World's Markets: Tokyo
• SIT share dispute is settled
• Palestinian ruling body to collapse in weeks, says UN
  by Phil Reeves in Jerusalem
• One third of France's shipwreck refugees go missing
  by John Lichfield in Paris
• Winter coats presented at Guerriero's
• Foot-And-Mouth Crisis: Ireland: Ireland fears the worst as farm is
  by Michael Drake
• Five dead in HGV accident
• Selby Rail Tragedy: The Carriages - Robust 1980s carriages withstood
  by Charles Arthur
• Pick of the Day: Radio
  by Fiona Sturges
• Health: Health Check: I was wrong about cannibalism, so now I'm
  by Jeremy Laurance
• Obituary: Dr Kenneth Barlow
  by Philip Conford
• The art formerly known as misprints
  by Miles Kington
• Letter: Doctors' earning power
  by Dr Jonathan Hoare
• Letter: Foot-and-mouth lesson
  by John Smyth, Hilary Smyth
• Lecturer, poor, 30, seeks affordable home in the city
  by Lucy Hodges
• Sporting Digest: Squash
• Football: Lennon falls foul of sectarianism
  by David Anderson at Windsor Park
• Rugby Union: Johnson backs clubs in civil war
  by Chris Hewett
• Boxing: Lightweight look to current heavyweight crop
  by Ken Jones
• Shareholders to sue Deutsche Telekom chief
  by Imre Karacs in Berlin
• Around the World's Markets: New York
• New chief executive at Equitable
• Horrors amid Versace's unbeatable sirens
  by Rebecca Lowthorpe in Milan
• Indonesia finally acts to quell the murderous Dyak gangs
  by Richard Galpin in Palangkaraya
• The Independent Environment Debate: Chemicals: EU must act to cut
  by Marie Woolf
• Foot-And-Mouth Crisis: Prevention: Vaccinating is a last resort, says
  by Geoff Meade
• IMF warns Chancellor against Budget tax cuts
  by Philip Thornton Economics Correspondent
• Selby Rail Tragedy: The Engine: GNER locomotive was involved in
  by Charles Arthur
• Pick of the Day: Digital, Cable and Satellite Television
  by James Rampton
• Health: A Question of Health
  by Dr Fred Kavalier
• Obituary: Stan Cullis
  by Ivan Ponting
• End this phoney war between `townies' and country folk
  by David Aaronovitch
• Letter: Lost ideology
  by Richard Cole
• Letter: Foot-and-mouth lesson
  by L Jones
• Comment
  by Peter Scott
• Sporting Digest: Rugby Union
• Football: `I'm feeling a little bit warmer in the job'
  by Nick Harris
• Rugby Union: England players practising at Sandhurst
• SIT settles dispute over Sierra buy-back
  by Katherine Griffiths
• Outlook: Abbey/BoS
• Around the World's Markets: London
• Hungary bans sex ads in press
• Drug smugglers tunnel from Mexico to Arizona house
  by Jan McGirk in Mexico City
• Europe: Kinnock plans to clamp down on Eurocrats' perks
  by Stephen Castle in Brussels
• The Independent Environment Debate: Transport: Meacher: `Politically
  by Marie Woolf Chief Political Correspondent
• Foot-And-Mouth Crisis: Ports and Airports: Strict controls placed on
  by Charles Arthur Technology Editor
• Glasgow funeral for Tory peer
• Selby Rail Tragedy: The Crashes; The lessons of four fatal accidents
  by Barrie Clement Transport Editor
• Words: Swill, n and v
  by CHRISTOPHER HAWTREE
• Health: `Our son has been born against all the odds'
  by Roger Dobson
• Thursday Book: A Tom Paine for our troubled times
  by Fred Inglis
• Leading Article: Another tragedy in Britain's blighted winter
• Letter: Women at war
  by Peter Hobday
• New Millennium competition No 4
• Football: Man-for-man marking - how Eriksson's lions fared
  by Nick Harris