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Articles in Jan 27, 2003, issue of Independent, The (London)

• DAYS LIKE THESE: 27 JANUARY 1824
  by Ian Irvine
• Hero for ground zero
  by JAY MERRICK
• THE BEST OF SATELLITE, CABLE & DIGITAL
  by James Rampton
• Football: Kirkland's injury fails to shake Liverpool
  by Glenn Moore
• Football: Zola's magic spells end of Shrewsbury dream
  by JAMES LAWTON
• FOOTBALL: Falkirk raise stakes for free-scoring Samuel
  by Calum Philip
• QUESTIONNAIRE: Rebecca Miskin - Director of Tennis Operations at the
  by John Roberts
• Rugby Union: Newport's imports put case for inclusion
  by Robert Cole
• Sporting digest: ice hockey
• SNOOKER: Century triple puts Hendry in front
  by Brian Burnside
• Truth machine means liars must keep a straight face
  by Ian Herbert North
• Children's playing card favourite trumps rivals to win game of the
  by Matthew Beard
• Trevor-Roper, the `Hitler Diaries' historian, dies at 89
  by Richard Garner
• Belgian coast faces oil disaster from sunken cargo ship
  by Stephen Castle
• Civilians injured as U-2 spy plane crashes
• THE MONDAY INTERVIEW: ANN WIDDECOMBE MP - The lady's not for turning -
  by John Rentoul
• How I've tried to adjust to falling stock markets
  by ANDREAS WHITTAM SMITH
• Letter: Child abuse curbs
  by Hilary Benn
• Obituary: Lord Dacre of Glanton
  by Philip Mansel
• Lord Marshall `prepared to relinquish chairmanships'
  by Katherine Griffiths
• WHAT THE PAPERS SAID
• THE MONDAY INTERVIEW: Numan remains
  by Fiona Sturges
• THEATRE: A large cup of decaf, with sugar
  by Paul Taylor
• THE WEEKEND'S TELEVISION
  by THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
• Football: Davies keeps the Saints' home fires burning
  by James Corrigan
• Football: Rebrov takes swipe at Hoddle on way to Turkey
  by Gordon Tynan
• Tennis: Agassi the master sustains dominance over young guns
  by Kathy Marks in Melbourne
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Salford rely on late rally to survive Toulouse barrage
  by Dave Hadfield
• Sporting digest: swimming
• Golf: Singh claims title as lake ends Huston challenge
  by Mel Reisner in Scottsdale, Arizona
• Jail terms for young offenders to be scrapped
  by Ian Burrell Home Affairs Correspondent
• IRAQ THE THREAT OF WAR: Inconclusive Blix report will not halt drive
  by David Usborne in New York
• People: O'Toole to receive honorary Oscar
• Three skiers killed in avalanche
• Afghan escort killed in attack on UN convoy
• Letter: University fees policy will help the rich, not the poor
  by Charles Wheeler
• Letter: Iron Lady in bronze
  by Tim Porter
• OUR MAN IN PARIS
  by JOHN LICHFIELD
• RADIO: PICK OF THE DAY
  by Fiona Sturges
• Football: Farnborough forgo romance and take chance to cash in
  by KEN JONES AT HIGHBURY
• FOOTBALL: PRESS WATCH: Opinion favours move for Woodgate
• Tennis: Navratilova completes title collection at age of 46
  by Ossian Shine in Melbourne
• SPORTING VERNACULAR: #210 QUARTERBACK, SACK
  by Eric Law
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Flynn halts Villeneuve
  by James van Wijk
• Racing: Butterfly of steel wins battle with Limestone
  by Richard Edmondson
• Snooker: Hendry holds on to end barren spell
  by Brian Burnside
• Commuters face weeks of disruption after Tube crash
  by Terry Kirby
• IRAQ THE THREAT OF WAR: UK seeks support as EU split over Iraq widens
  by Stephen Castle in Brussels
• Family of three dies in Fife house fire
• Judge jails 16 suspected al-Qa'ida terrorists
• Police deny detaining foreign church workers
• The auld Highland sport of toff-bashing
  by TERENCE BLACKER
• Letter: University fees policy will help the rich, not the poor
  by Stewart Whitworth
• Letter: Magpie invasion
  by William Duff
• Obituary: Viscount Younger of Leckie
  by Tam Dalyell
• Norman to crack down on golden goodbyes with new parliamentary Bill
• At last, an invigorating argument against equality of outcome
  by SIMON CARR
• FAMILIES: PARENTSCOPE
  by ISABEL LLOYD
• CINEMA: THE BEST FILMS
  by Roger Clarke
• PICK OF THE DAY
  by GERARD GILBERT
• Football: Roberts left to reflect on a brush with Cup history
  by John Joseph
• Tennis: Serena's grand-slam sweep leaves Venus in the shade
  by Kathy Marks
• Today's Number: 1,018
• ICE HOCKEY: Steelers fend off fightback by wayward Panthers
  by Stuart Walker
• Racing: Bookies forced into strike action
  by John Cobb
• CRICKET: England's luck runs out as Zimbabwe issue lingers
  by Stephen Brenkley in Melbourne
• IRAQ THE THREAT OF WAR: `Short conflict better than none'
  by Nigel Morris Political Correspondent
• Work sickness levels `reach new high'
• Transylvania spared Dracula theme park
• Landowner razes tourist strip in dawn raid
• Leading Article: Mr Blair and Mr Powell have an agreed line - but
• Letter: University fees policy will help the rich, not the poor
  by L S Powell
• UBS may cut another 800 Swiss jobs
• NHS struggles on in sickness as in health
  by SIMON CARR
• FAMILIES: Why Harry lives with Larry
  by CLARE RUDEBECK
• THEATRE: THE BEST PLAYS
  by Paul Taylor
• TV HEROES
  by GERARD GILBERT
• Football: Brown hopes for chance to impress at Old Trafford
  by Damian Stone
• FOOTBALL: HIGHS AND LOWS
• TOP 10 SPORTS BOOKS