Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Jul 23, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Letter: Power of Parliament
  by Sir Frank Price
• Monday Law Report: Case summaries - 23 July 2001
• Pandora
  by Pandora
• Changing of the Guard
• New Films
  by Roger Clarke
• Cricket: England must fear historic 5-0 Ashes thrashing
  by GLENN MOORE at Lord's
• Rugby League: Harvey quits in wake of defeat
  by Ian Laybourn
• Cricket: England's failings ruthlessly exploited
  by Derek Pringle at Lord's
• Tennis: Kuerten's fifth title crowns season of glory
  by Derrick Whyte
• Rallying: Makinen cruises to top of table
  by Greg Baxter in Nairobi
• Sporting Digest: Cricket
• Minister accuses Genoa police of over-reacting
  by Stephen Castle in Genoa, Michael McCarthy in Bonn
• Genoa Summit: `I feared for my life' - shooting officer
  by Paul Peachey
• `Unsafe' signals are chosen for new high-speed rail line
  by Barrie Clement Transport Editor
• Pipe bombs hit Northern Ireland
• Clubber critical after using ecstasy
• Cardinal confesses his love for light opera and a mean Martini
  by Cahal Milmo
• Mrs Kohl farewell letter printed
• Holiday texters shun postcards
• Glasgow business site to rival Edinburgh
  by Saeed Shah
• The Deborah Ross Interview: Gyles Brandreth - Top of the Popinjays
  by Deborah Ross
• Letter: Slavery and Islam
  by P J Stewart
• What the Conservatives lack is something to fight against
  by Bruce Anderson
• First lesson of the Genoa summit - cut out the press
  by Andreas Whittam Smith
• Fear and loathing in Peckham
  by Sarah Helm
• Box Office
• Golf: The Open - Duval's delight is woe for Woosnam
  by Andy Farrell at Royal Lytham
• Rugby League: Leigh fail to hold off Widnes charge
  by Dave Hadfield
• Cricket: Old faults return to haunt hosts
  by Henry Blofeld at Lord's
• Cricket: Awesome and scary Australia immune to Headingley effect
  by Brian Viner
• Motor racing: Plato masters difficult circuit
  by Nick Philips at Knockhill
• Sporting Digest: Football
• Golf: The Open - Extra club costs Woosnam shot at Open glory and
  by James Lawton Chief Sports Writer
• Genoa Summit: Genoese count the cost of the damage to their home
  by Frances Kennedy
• Rise in violent crime is fuelled by friends
  by Jason Bennetto Crime Correspondent
• New hunt for housewife's killer
• Cargo ship behind cooking oil spill
• `Church Times' makes its first unholy foray into Anglo-Saxon
  by Cahal Milmo
• Wahid dissolves assembly in bid to halt impeachment
  by Richard Lloyd Parry Asia Correspondent
• Fayed sells Harrods depository
• Train rivals to seek compensation after Byers rejects bids
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor
• Letter: Archer's moral cancer
  by Richard Woodall
• Letter: Ungrammatical
  by PETER HILL
• The new countryside code: beware farmers
  by Miles Kington
• Where can we blacks holiday then?
  by Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
• A Family Affair: `I just had to ask her to forgive me'
  by Sarah Helm
• Independent Pursuits: Chess
  by JON SPEELMAN
• Golf: The Open - Woosnam undone by caddie calamity
  by Tim Glover at Royal Lytham
• Rugby League: Pryce outshines Paul as Bulls move clear
  by Ian Laybourn
• Cricket: Stuart ends Zimbabwe resistance
  by Tony Cozier in Bulawayo
• Football: Channel crossing proves bumpy ride
  by Graham Kelly
• Football: Put rivalry in perspective, urges Campbell
  by Alan Nixon
• Sporting Digest: Rugby League
• Russia drops its opposition to Bush's `Star Wars' plan
  by Stephen Castle in Genoa
• The Genoa Summit: So just why can't these men agree to save the
  by Michael McCarthy in Bonn
• Wanted for circus: Girl prepared to be knifed
  by Paul Peachey
• pounds 150m child poverty grants
• RUC investigates abuse claims
• Embattled Wahid says he will not stand down
  by Richard Lloyd Parry Asia Correspondent
• `Highway hooker' serial killer wins right to die
  by David Usborne in New York
• Genoa summit: G8 leaders dismiss fears of global economic slowdown
  by Michael Harrison
• In economics as in politics, trust is everything
  by Richard Holt
• Letter: Archer's moral cancer
  by Ron Footer
• Letter: Protests in Genoa
  by Robin Ollington
• Leading article: World leaders must bridge the gap between the
• Monday Book: The fish is fine on Mondays ... well, mostly
  by Christopher Hirst
• Men's Style: How to dress down for success
  by Rebecca Lowthorpe
• Independent Pursuits: Bridge
  by MAUREEN HIRON
• Golf: The Open - Sorry end for `The Half Monty'
  by Ken Jones at Royal Lytham
• Rugby Union: All Blacks' victory eases the pressure
  by Andy Colquhoun in Cape Town
• Cricket: Worcestershire win wicket feast
  by Myles Harrison
• Sport on the Internet
  by Andy Oldfield
• Football: Veron an instant hit for United
  by David Anderson in Kuala Lumpur
• Sporting Digest: Rugby Union
• Genoa Summit: Minister accuses Genoa police of over-reacting
  by Stephen Castle in Genoa, Michael McCarthy in Bonn
• The Genoa Summit: The Long, Long Road To A Deal
  by Michael McCarthy
• Advisers to Lord Irvine warn on divorce law changes
  by Robert Verkaik Legal Affairs Correspondent
• Sales soar for anti-smoking aids
• Artist with popular touch heads for California to escape southern
  by Louise Jury Media Correspondent
• Security forces ready to evacuate village on slopes of Etna as the
  by Mario Laporta in Nicolosi, Sicily