Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Aug 4, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Cricket: England charge stalled by fall of Atherton
  by Derek Pringle at Trent Bridge
• World Athletics Championships: Support for Lewis as she ponders
  by Mike Rowbottom in Edmonton
• Cricket: Game at mercy of a rich mistress
  by James Lawton at Trent Bridge
• Football: Platt seeks noisy backing
  by Damian Spellman
• Rugby League: Ruthless Wigan achieve revenge
  by Mike Latham
• Glaxo censured over diabetes drug risks
  by Stephen Foley
• Around the World's Markets: London
• Extremists behead four in Philippines
  by Dirk Beveridge in Manila
• Russia frees US `drugs' scholar
  by Patrick Cockburn
• Major walks back to the pavilion after row over Headingley opening
  by Mark Pierson
• Forget the froth: beards and beer bellies dominate real ale festival
  by Steve Crawshaw
• He said he raised pounds 57m. But the Kurds say they got only pounds
  by Kim Sengupta
• Depressed and utterly shocked by the bad language and lack of
  by Kaizer Nyatsumba
• BBC staff are told not to call Israeli killings `assassination'
  by Robert Fisk Middle East Correspondent
• Personal finances: Where there's a will, there's a safe place for it
  by John Andrew
• Something to Declare: The Column That Gives The Global Picture
  by Simon Calder
• Staying in: Radio highlights
• POP: ALBUM REVIEWS
  by Tim Perry
• CLASSICAL: THE FIVE BEST CONCERTS
  by Andrew Clarke
• My Week: Gabriel Davies
  by Interview by Lena Corner
• Food & Drink: Wine
  by Anthony Rose
• Books: Bestsellers
• Classical: A memorable mixed bag
  by Robert Maycock
• Quotes of the Week
• Mea Culpa: What counts is not right usage, but good usage
  by Matthew Hoffman
• Letter: Television authorities
  by Kevin Crane
• Letter: Farrakhan's hatred
  by R J HUGHES
• PHOTOPLAY: get the picture? answers on page 45
• Golf: Westwood rediscovers his magic touch
  by Tony Evans in Malmo
• World Athletics Championships: Edwards faces new challenge to his
  by Mike Rowbottom in Edmonton
• Racing: Hyperion's TV tips
• Football: Venables in line for Greece job
  by Lindsay Harrison
• Baseball: Yankees roughed up by Texas pair
  by Lou Scardella
• Outlook: Cheque mate
• Laird reports fall in first-half profit
• Thai PM cleared of fraud charges
  by Uamdao Noikorn in Bangkok
• Wartime sweethearts sent to the gulag for falling in love
  by Patrick Cockburn in Moscow
• Penal reformer Lord Longford dies, aged 95
  by Chris Gray
• Don't be superior: this will reveal the mood of our nation
  by Philip Hensher
• Archer `used charity role in bid for Iraqi oil'
  by Kim Sengupta
• A WORLD APART: TWO SCHOOLS TEACHING PUPILS FROM DEPRIVED AREAS:
  by Richard Garner
• Children are found hidden under Eurostar
  by Ian Burrell Home Affairs Correspondent
• Personal finance: Is recovery just the dead cat's second bounce?
  by Brian Tora
• Independent Traveller: So, did the earth move for you?
  by Simon Calder
• Staying in: The Darcus side of life
  by Peter Conchie
• POP: THE FIVE BEST GIGS
  by Tim Perry
• CLASSICAL: NEW RELEASES
• THE FIFTY BEST BUILDINGS IN BRITAIN
  by Jay Merrick
• Food & Drink: Eating Out - What's the story? Piscatory
  by Caroline Stacey
• Books: A Word in your ear
  by CHRISTINA HARDYMENT
• Classical: Musical portrait of the artist as a young man
  by Lynne Walker
• Monitor: `Planet of the apes'
  by Ben Chu
• Is this a food scare or should I stop eating lamb?
  by Steve Connor
• Letter: Paradise lost
  by NEIL BLINKO
• Letter: Farrakhan's hatred
  by Daniel O'Leary
• THE VERDICT: Land and freedom
  by MICHAEL BOOTH
• Golf: Robinson renews old rivalry with Godfrey
  by Barry Roberts at Saunton
• Cricket: Law keeps Essex in hunt
  by Mark Pierson
• Racing: Compton win books ticket for the Million
  by William Hayler at Goodwood
• Football: Liverpool's opponents disqualified
  by Tommy Staniforth
• Motorcycling: Rossi intent on making push for Suzuka title
  by Roddy Brooks
• Outlook: Green with envy
• W&D wins support in takeover fight
• Holiday beard ends odd case of the disappearing candidate
  by Andrew Gumbel
• Ugandan held over murder of Britons
  by James Palmer
• Student, 17, killed on adventure holiday
  by Richard Garner Education Editor
• Queen plans pop concert as Golden Jubilee highlight
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Ulster: Man charged over killing of teenager
  by Ruth O'Reilly
• A WORLD APART: TWO SCHOOLS TEACHING PUPILS FROM DEPRIVED AREAS:
  by Karen MacGregor
• Real IRA `will try again in campaign to maim and kill'
  by Jason Bennetto, Terri Judd
• Diary Of A Private Investor: Pension? I feel I was cheated
  by Terry Bond
• Trail of the Unexpected: All literary roads lead to Rome
  by Tony Grant
• THEATRE: CURTAIN CALLS
  by David Benedict
• POP: FESTIVAL OF THE WEEK
• CHILDREN: WHAT TO DO THIS WEEKEND IN LONDON ... AND BEYOND
  by Nikki Spencer
• The Weasel: Husbands, leave the barbie to Brunnhilde
  by CHRISTOPHER HIRST
• Food & Drink: Bites - Summer Skies
  by Caroline Stacey
• Books: For Berlin, now read Bosnia
  by Bill Greenwell
• Theatre: Do I laugh or cry?
  by Rhoda Koenig
• Monitor: Tube battle
  by Ben Chu