Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Dec 8, 2004, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Doing a square deal
  by Jay Merrick
• Mystery of the Collar Bomber
  by Andrew Buncombe
• Review: POP - An assault on the senses
  by Emma Field
• BRIDGE
  by Maureen Hiron
• THE DYING SEA: Scottish port fears for its survival
  by Paul Kelbie Scotland Correspondent
• The bird man of Liverpool
  by Ian Herbert
• Majority of hospitals too dirty to beat MRSA
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Hell on earth: account of the last days of the Warsaw ghetto found
  by Donald Macintyre in Jerusalem
• GALLERY: MARLEY #3
• Letter: Victims of crime are not so relaxed about tackling burglars
  by ROD HEATHCOTE
• Letter: Doing our best
  by Dr GAVIN FRANCIS
• Obituary: Luigi Veronelli
  by Paul Levy
• Turner & Newall pensions crisis leaves questions over pounds 400m
  by James Daley
• THE INVESTMENT COLUMN: e2v is improving but remains a risky punt
  by Edited by Saeed Shah
• SHARES AND MARKET REPORT: MARKET MOVERS
  by Michael Jivkov
• Rugby Union: Woodward wants deal with Henry on referees
  by Chris Hewett
• Football: Gerrard ultimatum raises European stakes for Liverpool
  by Tim Rich
• Science & Technology: 'Over the course of evolution, breasts became
  by Lewis Wolpert The Sceptical Inquirer
• Conspiracy theorists feast on inquiry into death of Diana's minder
  by Cahal Milmo
• Letter: Surgeons and the medical 'closed shop'
  by SAMER A M NASHEF
• Fotball: Celtic's Uefa hopes disappear
  by Calum Philip
• TAKE IT HOME
  by MADELEINE LIM
• TEENAGE ANGST: Confused by the youth of today? Then let our panel of
• THE FIVE BEST FILMS
• CHESS
  by Jon Speelman
• THE DYING SEA: Top chef urges consumers to choose `good' fish
  by Terry Kirby Chief Reporter
• Naughty children may cost their parents a pounds 5,000 fine
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Britain accused over Guantanamo
• Genocide charge over Saddam supplies
• THE WEDNESDAY BOOK: Cynical pilgrimage in the saints' footsteps
• Letter: Victims of crime are not so relaxed about tackling burglars
  by Dave Neale
• Letter: Age of Attlee
  by DEREK COLE
• Ofcom warns BT over new rule changes
  by Damian Reece City Editor
• Europe piles pressure on US as dollar dips to new low
  by Philip Thornton Economics Correspondent
• THE INVESTMENT COLUMN: Alba still on track despite Christmas sales
  by Edited by Saeed Shah
• Boxing: Nicky Booth has been a crack addict. Out of prison, he wants
  by Steve Bunce
• Rugby Union: Durham provides Dark Blues masterclass
  by David Llewellyn at Twickenham
• Football: Roma's empty threat may prove Real's undoing
• THE DYING SEA: Huge no-fishing zones 'offer only hope' of saving
  by Michael McCarthy Environment Editor
• Blunkett 'ordered Met police chief to remove tanks from Heathrow'
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Wednesday Law Report;: Duties of local authority when vulnerable
  by Kate O'Hanlon, Barrister
• Fotball: Martins on the mark as Inter take top spot
  by Calum Philip
• Friends carry on renting
  by Chris Partridge
• Science & Technology: A bittersweet harvest
  by Sanjida O'Connell
• THE FIVE BEST PLAYS
• Radio & Television: PICK OF THE DAY
  by James Rampton
• BBC job losses `will save pounds 320m a year'
  by Ciar Byrne Media Correspondent
• Cathy de Monchaux's entry for a memorial to those executed at the
• Falling tree killed woman in tornado
• PEOPLE: The spell of Napoleon
• The great coffee debate - in a nutshell
  by MILES KINGTON
• Letter: Surgeons and the medical `closed shop'
  by Dr PAUL MILLER
• Letter: Constitutional practice
  by MICHAEL SMITH
• Branson promises travellers new price war on London to Sydney air
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor in Hong Kong
• BAE cuts Saab stake after Gripen revamp
  by Damian Reece City Editor
• Salvesen hit by chief executive delay
  by Andrew Dewson
• AMERICAN FOOTBALL: Jones keeps Dallas play-off hopes alive
  by Nick Halling
• Cricket: Harmison's hostility puts fear into South Africa
  by ANGUS FRASER IN JOHANNESBURG
• Football: Lampard pursues Henry in Premiership rankings
  by Gordon Tynan
• THE DYING SEA: Top chef urges consumers to choose 'good' fish
  by Terry Kirby Chief Reporter
• CPS worker arrested over corruption
• MoD delays decision to award Navy contract to Halliburton
  by Katherine Griffiths in New York
• Football: Millwall reveal size of task at Molineux
  by Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 Millwall 2
• Overview: Apprenticeships a la Jamie are worth the tantrums
  by Penny Jackson
• HOT SPOT: Chesterfield, Derbyshire
  by Robert Liebman
• Science & Technology: The Sceptical Inquirer - `Over the course of
  by Lewis Wolpert
• THE FIVE BEST EXHIBITIONS
• Last night's television: To be taken with a pinch of salt
  by Thomas Sutcliffe
• Thompson grasps staffing nettle to ensure a new fee and charter
  by RAYMOND SNODDY
• Composers say `coercive' deals are cutting TV pay
  by Louise Jury Arts Correspondent
• Couple stabbed to death at home
• `The blood is running': Mafia wars erupt again
  by Peter Popham
• Leading Article: We must take a tougher line on fishing to save
• Letter: Surgeons and the medical `closed shop'
  by SIMON GRANT
• Drugs are not the answer to depression
  by RAJ PERSAUD
• Credit Suisse to cut jobs to revive investment banking arm
  by Julia Kollewe Banking Correspondent
• OUTLOOK: Beeb facelift doesn't improve media landscape
  by JEREMY WARNER
• Deposit woe for first-time buyers
• SAILING: MacArthur races to the Equator in record time
  by Stuart Alexander
• BOXING: Williams focuses mind games on Klitschko's past
  by James Lawton in Las Vegas