Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Mar 7, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• GREAT WORKS
  by TOM LUBBOCK
• Pick of the picture books
• CULTURE LIFE
  by CHARLOTTE CRIPPS
• Islamic art for the well-heeled
  by MICHAEL GLOVER
• Southgate hailed by chairman for Boro overhaul
  by Michael Walker
• Greece pressed over Macedonia
• Phillips wins player of the year and targets day at Wembley
  by Glenn Moore
• Pounds 15bn to end servitude of carrying a utility bill obsolete
  by SIMON CARR
• King fears storm threat to reigning champion
  by Sue Montgomery
• Injury robs Radcliffe of London stop on road to Beijing Olympics
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Coastguards hail successful strike
• Clegg faces Lords rebellion over his abstention policy on Lisbon
  by Andrew Grice
• Europe
• Galiform in 40% profits jump
• Headwinds becoming ever stronger at BA
  by JEREMY WARNER
• McCann strikes but Sporting have edge
  by Jon Culley
• 'I want to kill Chelsea', says Mourinho
  by Jason Burt
• Unwanted Chambers set to run the gauntlet
  by Mike Rowbottom
• 'I have been to many attacks but this was the worst I have seen'
  by Donald Macintyre
• ANOTHER DAY. ANOTHER IRANIAN HOMOSEXUAL FACING DEPORTATION TO A
  by Robert Verkaik Law Editor
• COVER STORIES
• TENDER IS THE NIGHT F Scott Fitzgerald
  by Melissa Benn
• Why do characters have to be likeable?
  by THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
• Pop
  by LUIZA SAUMA
• Kearney offered chance to make big impression
  by Duncan Bech
• Father and daughter trade insults in the bitter battle for
  by John Lichfield
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• You don't have to invent things or industries to become the richest
  by DOMINIC LAWSON
• 'I want to kill Chelsea', says Mourinho
  by Jason Burt
• England will pay price if Cipriani is forced into self-doubt
  by CHRIS HEWETT Rugby Union Correspondent
• Jersey police identifymore child abuse suspects
• Drugs law to be tightened as Seroxat firm is rebuked
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• Hong Kong
• Lehman suspends equity traders in London
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• IKEA AND LOATHING
  by Claire Soares
• Today in the Premier League
• Premier League's triumph a victory for foreign legion
  by JAMES LAWTON
• England will pay price if Cipriani is forced into self-doubt
  by CHRIS HEWETT Rugby Union Correspondent
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• Wasps' fury after Cipriani dropped over nightclub visit
  by Chris Hewett Rugby Union Correspondent
• Young, gifted, bold as brass
  by KATY GUEST
• PAPERBACKS
  by Christopher Hirst
• The endless line of beauty
  by BOYD TONKIN
• They've plenty to get hung up about
  by Robert Hanks rhanks@independentcouk
• 7 MARCH 1963
• 'Country Woman of the Year' fed gambling habit by raiding charities
  by Kathy Marks
• Bombs kill 15 in Iraqi capital
• Squalid priorities
• Unwanted Chambers set to run the gauntlet
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Burrell refuses to return to Diana court over 'perjury'
  by Jerome Taylor
• Aspirin may reduce risk of breast cancer by a fifth
  by Jane Kirby
• GARY GYGAX
  by Ian Livingstone
• New York
• Pandora
  by OLIVER DUFF
• Hundreds flee from homes in Kenya as power-sharing fails to halt mob
  by Steve Bloomfield
• Picture of Helen Keller as a child revealed after 120 years
  by David Usborne
• Wenger dismisses Bentley talk of Walcott's departure
  by Jason Burt
• Cousin and Davis put Rangers on course for last eight
  by Lisa Gray
• King fears storm threat to reigning champion
  by Sue Montgomery
• NEW RELEASES
  by Andy Gill
• Staying alive in Belfast's dark age
  by PATRICIA CRAIG
• Also Showing
  by ANTHONY QUINN
• You write the reviews
  by Nicholas Hamilton Teacher Dublin
• Concise Crossword #6674
• 'I tend to say sorry every 10 minutes. When I've been drunk, I've
  by Tracey Emin
• Premier League's triumph a victory for foreign legion
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Taking a lead - but in the wrong direction
• THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING MIKE READ
  by Cahal Milmo
• Paparazzi's midnight snap costs rugby prodigy his England place
  by Mark Hughes
• International Power shares look fired up
• MERGER OF THE MALLS
  by Nick Clark
• John Lewis staff to share Pounds 181m bonus as profits rise 20 per
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Arena revenues up 28%
• Human rights panel resigns
• International arms dealer dubbed the 'Merchant of Death' arrested in
  by Andrew Gumbel
• Hicks denies plan for meeting with DIC over Gillett sale
  by Ian Herbert
• Vaughan lapse gifts Kiwis breakthrough as Strauss digs in
  by Angus Fraser
• Harmison on the brink as England fail to impress
  by Angus Fraser
• THE CHARTS
• The devil's in the detail. And the Twinkies
  by SIMON LOUVISH