Independent, The (London)

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Articles in May 14, 2005, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Mebbies lost in translation: how wor Billy gannun awa with morder
  by Jonathan Brown
• CAMPAIGN FOR DEMOCRACY: Blair-friendly peers make Labour biggest
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• Brian Jones film alleges Stone's death was murder
  by Louise Jury Arts Correspondent
• Scientists call for plan to deal with UK's nuclear waste
  by Michael McCarthy Environment Editor
• SPAIN LEARNING THE LANGUAGE: Habla Espaol?
  by Charlotte Hindle
• 24-HOUR ROOM SERVICE: Explora Atacama, Chile
  by CATHY PACKE
• THE WEEK IN REVIEW: UTV will not find it easy to justify takeover of
  by Stephen Foley
• NO PAIN, NO GAIN: Why I've decided to call time on Allied Domecq
  by Derek Pain
• Marr to take over Frost role at BBC
• Immigration: How foreigners fill health service gaps
  by Jeremy Laurance
• CLASSICAL: THE FIVE BEST CONCERTS
  by Mark Pappenheim
• DANCE: PICK OF THE WEEK: Gravity & Levity Thur MacRoberts Arts
  by John Percival
• BATTLE FOR THE BOOKS OF HERCULANEUM: Legacy of Ancient Rome
  by Peter Popham
• Ten killed as troops open fire to crush protest in Uzbekistan
  by Peter Boehm in Tashkent
• Leading article: Game over for hi-tech pursuits
• Letter: United in hypocrisy
  by Les Parsons
• Letter: French system gives power to the voters
  by Nicholas Boyle
• Style notes: It's all about timing
  by Compiled by Gemma Hayward
• POP: PICK OF THE WEEK
• The Week in Arts: Psychedelic art
  by DAVID LISTER
• Restaurants: Notting Hill meets Mayfair
  by Tracey MacLeod
• 101 cocktails that shook the world #17: The Algonquin
  by Anthony Rose
• Government backs down over DTI name change
• Co-op boss quits for food retailer
• Urban gardener: It's time to grasp the nettle
  by Cleve West
• Games: Backgammon
  by Chris Bray
• Sporting digest: Sailing
• Motorcycling: Bike legend Rossi to be driving in Formula One by 2007
• Football: The statistics: Chelsea's case for defence
  by Brian Sears
• Football: Hammers will draw on defeat for success
• Football: Day of destiny
• If you ask me
  by Deborah Ross
• THE TRAVELLER'S GUIDE TO; WILD SPAIN
  by Mick Webb
• SPAIN SEVILLE: City life that's very Moorish
  by Laura Bowd
• SPAIN COSTA DE LA LUZ: The light fantastic
  by Cathy Packe
• BRITISH ISLES: The call of the wild
  by Matt Warren
• VIEW FROM THE CITY DIRECTORS' DEALINGS
• ART: THE FIVE BEST SHOWS AROUND THE COUNTRY
  by Tom Lubbock
• ART: PRIVATE VIEW: William Turnbull: Retrospective 1946-2003 to 9
  by Peter Chapman
• THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO DORSET
  by Harriet O'Brien
• Immigration: Commonwealth influx to the classroom
  by Sarah Cassidy
• THE MAN WHO INVENTED SUDOKU: The game that took over the UK
  by Cahal Milmo
• DANCE: BOOK NOW
• EVENTS: PICK OF THE WEEK; Scottish Soldiers at the Castle today &
  by Peter Conchie
• Americans offer shorter tour of duty to combat recruitment crisis
  by Andrew Buncombe in Washington
• Leading article: A real democracy needs a system of proportional
• Letter: New mothers
  by Bronwen Vinson
• Letter: Beware of a Labour campaign for AV
  by Tim Cooper
• Jazz & Blues: book now
• POP: THE FIVE BEST GIGS
  by Tim Perry
• Performance Notes
• Restaurants: Side orders STREET signs
  by Caroline Stacey
• Sate second pension is a 'major impediment' to saving, says Turner
  by James Daley at the NAPF conference in Manchester
• Gardens: Good enough to eat
  by Anna Pavord
• Outlook: Eddington leaves a better ship than he found at BA but the
  by JEREMY WARNER
• Staying in: Shambling into the limelight
  by Gerard Gilbert
• Racing: Colori can outshine dangerous rival Rakti
  by Richard Edmondson
• Sporting digest: Swimming
• Boxing: Echoes of Stracey as Khan faces fists of steel
  by Steve Bunce
• Football: Premiership team news
• Football: O'Neill to reconsider his Celtic future in summer
• COASTAL SPAIN: SAN SEBASTIAN
• Dalmatia under sail
  by Lisa Grainger
• The Weasel: Picking up on Penguin
  by Christopher Hirst
• POCKET MONEY: SHOULD I BE OPENING MY OWN CHARITY SHOP?
  by Lisa Markwell
• Windfall fever is over, but are stocks feeling the chill?
  by David Prosser
• THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Well placed to finally pull into the fast lane
  by Stephen Foley
• ART: THE FIVE BEST SHOWS IN LONDON
• ART: PRIVATE VIEW: Damian Ortega to 12 Jun Tate Modern, London SE1
  by Peter Chapman
• Space invaders do battle in the auction rooms
  by Gwyn Jones
• Revealed: how immigrants help the economy
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Breezy rider
  by Rhiannon Batten
• DANCE: PICK OF THE WEEK: Three Songs: Two Voices Tue & Fri Royal
  by John Percival
• EVENTS: PICK OF THE WEEK: Landmark Trust Open Doors today & tomorrow
  by Peter Conchie
• INDEPENDENT FAMILIES: 'Where can we take a cycling trip in Europe?'
• From the Archive: 30 October 1998: The Jenkins report on the British
• Letter: Vatican's hard line
  by Maria Darroch
• Letter: Horse-trading
  by Neil Smith
• Jazz & Blues: THE FIVE BEST GIGS
  by Roger Trapp
• Food & Drink: Chicory tips Fed up with buying the same old bags of
  by Mark Hix