Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Sep 10, 2005, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Egg targets current account holders
  by David Prosser
• Lesson one for all freshers is a crash course in bank accounts
  by David Prosser
• EAST OF ENGLAND: CITIES: A tale of three cities
  by Susan Griffiths
• EAST OF ENGLAND: BY BICYCLE: A sublime cycle route
  by Simon Calder
• 24-HOUR ROOM SERVICE: Casa Tegoyo Lanzarote
  by rhiannon batten
• THE WEEK IN POLITICS: Gimmicky flat-tax talk won't help the Tories "
  by andrew grice
• The eco-friendly home that cuts bills
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• CHILDREN: ... AND BEYOND
  by Nikki Spencer
• DANCE: PICK OF THE WEEK: Random Dance Thur to 17 Sept Sadler's
  by John Percival
• FILM: NEW FILMS
  by Roger Clarke
• Tourist-trail plan for Iron Curtain
• FAMILIES: MY HOLIDAY IN GERMANY - INDIA HILL, AGED 9
• Israelis to leave Gaza by Tuesday
• Style notes: Charity begins at the Dorchester
  by Compiled by Gemma Hayward
• A fatal detachment from reality: how Bush's failures in Iraq and New
  by PATRICK COCKBURN
• Letter: Fusilier who died for the people of Iraq
  by M B Ahmed
• POP: PICK OF THE WEEK
• My week: SEBASTIAN BARRY
  by Interview by Lesley Wright
• The Week in Arts: Why can't old rockers write decent songs?
  by DAVID LISTER
• THEATRE REVIEW: Russian National Mail Old Red Lion Theatre, London
  by Alice Jones
• Surge in trade deficit puts paid to export-led recovery
  by Philip Thornton Economics Correspondent
• World markets: New York
• Outlook: Centrica ups its energy prices again, but long term
  by JEREMY WARNER
• MARKET REPORT: Main movers
• Games: Backgammon
  by Chris Bray
• Get the Picture
• Rugby Union: The Saturday Interview: Howard's way has Leicester on
  by Chris Hewett, Rugby Correspondent
• Football: Mancini orchestrates Inter's title ambition
  by Glenn Moore
• Football: Middlesbrough v Arsenal Today 5.15pm. Last season: 0- 1.
• Football: The Premiership interview: City break works wonders for
  by Andy Hunter
• Football: Crouch must brighten Benitez's away days
  by Neil Johnstone
• Cricket: Moment
• Tracking the Leopard
  by Matthew Hoffman
• WEALTH CHECK: Debt clearance paves the way to a new home
  by Lesley Wright
• FIVE BEST AGATHA CHRISTIE HAUNTS
  by Rhiannon Batten
• Dispatches from the social scene: ONE WEEK TO REMEMBER (IF YOU CAN,
  by Guy Adams
• ART: THE FIVE BEST SHOWS AROUND THE COUNTRY
  by Tom Lubbock
• Deborah Orr: Poor sensitive boy
  by Deborah Orr
• ART: BOOK NOW
• TV chef wins AA restaurant award
• CLASSICAL: BOOK NOW
• EVENTS: PICK OF THE WEEK: The British Art Fair Wed to 18 Sept Royal
  by Peter Conchie
• Chirac leaves hospital but the mystery remains
  by John Lichfield in Paris
• Chinese firework ban is dropped
• Troubled waters: NEW LIFE FOR THE DEAD SEA?
  by Donald Macintyre
• Letter: Today's political battlegrounds: civil liberty and the size
  by Nigel Scott
• POP: THE FIVE BEST GIGS
  by Tim Perry
• POP: BOOK NOW
• The Week in Arts: Theresa May
  by DAVID LISTER
• THEATRE REVIEW: Prayer Room The Birmingham Rep Theatre (0121-236
  by Lynne Walker
• OBITUARY: ERIC ROCHE
  by Jon Lusk
• DESIGN & INTERIORS: Invisible touch
  by Words by Liz Hoggard
• World markets: London
• Whittard profits slump by 29%
• GARDENS: WEEKEND WORK
  by ANNA PAVORD
• Racing: Top-class mare Pebbles dies at 24
  by Keith Hamer
• Games: Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• Motorcycling: Lavilla determined to take battle to Britons
  by Gary James at Oulton Park
• Football: Didn't he used to be rubbish? Bosko Balaban
• Cricket: Weekend weather watch
• EAST OF ENGLAND: ON THE RAILS - A fast track to the past
  by Anthony Lambert
• READERS' LETTERS: wrong numbers
  by Jack Santcross
• SCIENCE FESTIVAL: Embryos created by 'virgin conception'
  by Steve Connor Science Editor
• Back on the road
  by Simon Calder
• PsychoGeography: #98: A puff of smoke
  by Will Self
• PLATE WITH A VIEW: Les Vapeurs Trouville, France
  by GERARD GILBERT
• THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Success in the East boosts TNS
  by Damian Reece
• Deborah Orr: Cherie Blair is making an important point, so who
  by Deborah Orr
• ART: BOOK NOW
• Ringo's birthplace to be bulldozed
• THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO RETREAT HOLIDAYS
  by Belinda Archer
• DANCE: BOOK NOW
• FILM: THE FIVE BEST FILMS
  by Roger Clarke
• UN asks oil-rich states in Gulf to aid starving Malawi
  by Meera Selva Africa Correspondent
• Quake rocks Pacific nation
• Style notes: Carry it off
  by Compiled by Gemma Hayward
• Who wants to be a doctor these days?
  by ANTHONY DANIELS
• Letter: GPs strive to meet patient demand
  by Dr Nick Field
• Letter: Cherie speaks on Islam and women
  by Alistair McBay
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY