Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Jun 27, 2002, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Letter: Statistically speaking
  by Tom Wilson
• A-Z OF A-LEVELS: Maths
  by CLARE RUDEBECK
• Higher Education: Life in the press gang
  by Clare Rudebeck
• YOU ASK THE QUESTIONS: NEIL PEARSON
• Arts Diary: Oiling his way to the top of the literary world
  by Katy Guest
• THEATRE: DON'T MISS
  by maya palander
• Tennis Wimbledon 2002: Agassi and Sampras out on day dominated by
  by Eric Law at Wimbledon
• FOOTBALL WORLDCUP 2002: WORLD CUP IN BRIEF ASIAN QUEST
• Olympic Games: Athens organisers face close scrutiny
  by Karolos Grohmann
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Linnane agrees to stay with Halifax
  by Dave Hadfield
• France faces financial penalties for refusal to lift ban on UK beef
  by Marie Woolf Chief Political Correspondent
• PEOPLE: Van Morrison plans Wiltshire pub gig
• Pavarotti to sing last note in 2005 - on 70th birthday
  by Louise Jury Media Correspondent
• Asthma rate linked to childhood cleanliness
  by Lorna Duckworth Health Correspondent
• Dutch take over peace-keeping mission
• Rebels claim they have killed 300 soldiers
• It is not just Ken Livingstone's reputation that is on the line
  by DONALD MACINTYRE
• Letter: Can Bush deliver a Palestinian state?
  by Michael Wadsworth Chislehurst, Kent
• Letter: Ending sex crime
  by Richard KramerHead
• Prada dumps float plans, but Burberry vows to continue
  by FLOTATIONS By Susie Mesure
• Peacock reveals interest in Littlewoods' stores
• US court lowers damages against Kidde to pounds 13m
  by Saeed Shah
• Body Shop upbeat despite fall in sales
  by Ivor Jaswon
• Letter: In their debt
  by Mandy Telford
• SCHOOLS: TALES OUT OF SCHOOL STRANGE STORIES FROM THE GLOBAL
  by GRACE McCANN
• Independent Graduate: A well-preserved career path
  by KATE HILPERN
• Fashion & Style: Let there be light
• Classical Review: Three for the price of one
  by Annette Morreau
• THE BEST OF EUROPE
  by Abigail sanderson
• Golf: Harrington hoping he can win the Woods way
  by Andy Farrell in Cork
• Tennis Wimbledon 2002: America's big two sent tumbling out on day of
  by JOHN ROBERTS
• TODAY'S NUMBER 3m
• EQUESTRIANISM: Pessoa strikes blow for Brazil
  by Genevieve Murphy in Aachen
• Prescott resigns in protest from RMT union
  by Paul Waugh
• After 26 years, the man who always said he was innocent walks free
  by Jason Bennetto Crime Correspondent
• Magnetic wood to make mobile phones silent
  by Charles Arthur Technology Editor
• POLITICS & PARLIAMENT: EDUCATION - Cook faces backlash after Eton
  by Ben Russell
• Air traffic controllers' strike causes chaos
• Two-year-old boy killed in `ritual sacrifice'
• There is another way of dealing with immigration
  by MARK STEEL
• Letter: Can Bush deliver a Palestinian state?
  by Daniel Kofman Oxford
• Letter: Kids and culture
  by Patricia White London W11
• WorldCom Scandal: INDUSTRY FALL-OUT - Impact on UK telecoms services
  by FALL-OUT By Liz Vaughan-Adams
• Hunting shares dive on profit warning
• OUTLOOK: WorldCom deals another body blow to US triumphalism
• Sportingbet on track with pounds 5m pre-tax profit
  by Susie Mesure
• Letter: In their debt
  by Harvey Cole
• SCHOOLS: TEACHER TALK
  by GRACE McCANN
• Independent Graduate: Diversity is essential for success
  by KATE HILPERN
• Fashion & Style: Italy keeps its cool
  by STEPHEN TODD
• Classical Review: Music worth celebrating
  by Annette Morreau
• POKER
  by Nic Szeremeta
• Rugby Union: Saracens snap up Marsters
  by Stephen Brown
• Tennis Wimbledon 2002: Lapentti has too much talent for brave Cowan
  by Nick Harris
• Sporting Digest: Cycling
• The greed, the fraud, the crash. Another US giant falls to earth
  by Jeremy Warner Business
• The all-American hero who turned out to be another corporate cowboy
  by Andrew Buncombe in Washington
• Inland Revenue abandons `insecure' e-mail facility
  by Charles Arthur Technology Editor
• Millions of tyres `will be dumped' due to EU ban
  by Amanda Brown
• POLITICS & PARLIAMENT: WORK AND PENSIONS - Union claims Conservatives
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• PEOPLE: Navratilova: `Free speech at risk in US'
• Ravalomanana backed as official leader
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Letter: New anthem
  by Peter Groome Bristol
• Obituary: Francisco Escudero
  by Martin Anderson
• WorldCom Scandal: THE LOANS - British banks and insurers left reeling
  by Katherine Griffiths
• Centrica agrees asset swap deal with Eni
• Outlook: Gunboat diplomacy
• Xansa shares slide on gloomy prospect for IT spending
  by Our City Staff
• Letter: In their debt
  by Roger Hewell
• Schools: Give them a taste of success
  by RICHARD GARNER
• Independent Graduate: The essentials of debt management
  by VIRGINIA MATTHEWS
• Fashion & Style: `I looked like a Ronsealed door - not my aim at all'
  by SUSANNAH FRANKEL
• Classical Review: Hesperion XXI / Jordi Savall St John's, Smith
  by BAYAN NORTHCOTT
• CHESS
  by JON SPEELMAN
• Judo: Howey to fight in Games
  by Phillip Nicksan
• Tennis Wimbledon 2002: Hantuchova takes a lengthy stride forward
  by MIKE ROWBOTTOM
• Sporting Digest: Football
• Brown rebuffs pressure to move on euro
  by Andrew Grice
• Questions raised in City over reliability of prominent British firms'
  by Nigel Cope City Editor