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Articles in Oct 11, 2001, issue of Independent, The (London)

• COLLATERAL DAMAGE: THE FORGOTTEN MUSLIM VICTIMS OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001
  by David Usborne
• Letter: The real villains
  by Simon Heywood
• Letter: `Green' nuclear power
  by BRIAN HEFFRON
• Pandora
• Is there life after Inspector Morse?; The Thursday Interview; John
  by Brian Viner
• Digital, Cable and Satellite Television: Today's Choices
  by James Rampton
• Air strikes on Afghanistan: The Opposition - Blair tells troops: We
  by Donald Macintyre in Al-Sha'afa, Oman
• Air strikes on Afghanistan: Who is copying who in war of words?
  by Robert Fisk
• Air Strikes On Afghanistan: Journalist - Freed reporter returns to
  by Ian Herbert
• Conservative Party conference: Security - Letwin calls for law to
  by Ben Russell
• Barrymore cautioned by police over drugs
  by Matthew Beard
• A dinosaur named Elliott proves a giant of a find
  by Kathy Marks in Sydney
• Around the World's Markets: HONG KONG
• FSA bans broker for profiteering from clients
  by Katherine Griffiths
• Ex-Amerada Hess head steps in as Enterprise Oil chief retires early
  by Saeed Shah
• Microsoft threat
• Racing: Tonic to recuperate before next trip
• Football: Stam surprise at Italian start
  by Andy Hodges
• Equestrianism: Fox-Pitt is called in to boost Britain
  by Genevieve Murphy in Pau
• Sporting digest: Motorcycling
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Blow for Britain as Australians pull out of tour
  by Dave Hadfield
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Letter: A Christian response
  by Tony la Mothe
• Quote of the Day
• We remain at the end of history
  by Francis Fukuyama
• Dilemmas: `How can I deal with my daughter's terrible anxiety?'
  by WITH VIRGINIA IRONSIDE
• Radio: Pick of the Day
  by Fiona Sturges
• Air Strikes a s Afghanistan: War Aims - Britain's two-stage plan to
  by Donald Macintyre
• Air strikes on Afghanistan: Arrests - Police hold suspects `linked to
  by Frances Kennedy in Rome Imre Karacs in Berlin
• Air Strikes On Afghanistan: British Muslims - Hardline group faces
  by Paul Waugh
• Conservative Party conference: Analysis - Is the `nasty party' ready
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Record numbers at university
• Arms boss charged with bribery
• Around the World's Markets: TOKYO
• Sky betting inquiry
• Effects of attacks in the US will be slow to trickle down
  by Hamish McRae
• The Investment Column: Homestyle
• Rugby Union: Robinson heartache opens door for Davies
  by Chris Hewett
• Football: Uefa shuts door on Welsh way to Europe
  by Mike Collett
• Football: New pounds 400m Wembley plan
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Sporting digest: Rugby League
• Football: Leicester seek salvation through skills of Bassett
  by Alan Nixon
• Poker
  by Nic Szeremeta
• Letter: A Christian response
  by ABDULLAH KHAN
• Thought for the Day
• I'd have kept the bad news for the three-minute silence
  by Mark Steel
• Fashion: The fashion greats finally save the season
  by Susannah Frankel
• Television Review
  by Robert Hanks
• Air Strikes a s Afghanistan: Oman Visit - Troops told: We fight or
  by Donald Macintyre in Al-Sha'afa, Oman
• AIR STRIKES ON AFGHANISTAN: al-jazeera - US warns bin Laden's
  by Robert Fisk
• Air strikes on Afghanistan: Agreement - Ministers seek to calm panic
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Noye fails to overturn M25 murder conviction
  by Jason Bennetto Crime Correspondent
• Winner takes pounds 3.5m in lottery
• `Kursk' back from the deep
• Around the World's Markets: NEW YORK
• Around the World's Markets: NEW YORK
• Sanders steps down as Baltimore's sales slow
  by Liz Vaughan-Adams
• The Investment Column: Fusion Oil & Gas
• Rugby League: Australian about-turn has bitter after taste
  by Dave Hadfield
• Football: Scott departs at Notts County as Brazil moves up
  by Mark Pierson
• Golf: Ballesteros still the one to watch
  by Andy Farrell at Wentworth
• Sporting digest: Football
• Parlez-vous Francais? Er, no, I'm British
  by Lucy Hodges
• Prospects of Whitby No 4
• Letter: Titillating news reports
  by Michael D Mitchell
• Leading article: Snap shots
• Thursday Book: Soldier, explorer, philosopher, author, liar
  by Dea Birkett
• `Everything moves so quickly'; Graduate careers
  by Interview by Thomas Harris
• US discloses plans to open new fronts in war on terror US to open new
  by Donald Macintyre in Muscat
• Air Strikes a s Afghanistan: Campaign - Strikes on Taliban continue
  by Kim Sengupta
• Air strikes on Afghanistan: Manhunt - US reveals its 22 most wanted
  by Andrew Buncombe in Washington
• Air strikes on Afghanistan: Health Scare - Anthrax fears create alarm
  by Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles
• Air loudspeakers could make light work for roadies
  by Charles Arthur Technology Editor
• European vets allow exports of UK pork
  by Ian Herbert
• Democrats elect woman deputy
• Around the World's Markets: LONDON
• Outlook: Montebourg's City assault fails to draw blood
• Opec poised to cut oil output by up to 4.3%
  by Chris Hughes
• The Investment Column: Sage risky in an unloved sector
• Motor racing: Shock for Jordan as Alesi opts to retire
  by Peter Rafferty