Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Apr 11, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Secrets behind his scoops
  by Michael Cockerell
• Salaams for a rose-tinted romp
  by Jane Jakeman
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• You don't have to good to be great
  by Robert Hanks rhanks@independentcouk
• Three Shannon relatives bailed
• Sullivan and Brady angered by police probe
  by Glenn Moore
• n Pounds 81,260 for Picasso's lovers
• Mothers detained in immigration centre take part in 'naked' protest
  by Emily Dugan
• MASTERS 2008 DIARY
  by James Corrigan
• Russian pianist's concert cancelled due to visa rules
  by Ciar Byrne Arts
• On the right track - shame about the service
• European Court's teacake ruling is sweet victory
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• Chaos as American Airlines cancels flights
• Econergy shares spike after Tchenguiz expresses interest
• Gosden's firm plan plots Raven's Pass revenge
  by Sue Montgomery
• Nude Bruni picture sells for $75,000
  by David Usborne
• Concise Crossword #6704
• GREAT WORKS
  by TOM LUBBOCK
• BOOK OF A LIFETIME
  by Andrew Crumey
• The downbeat goes on
  by Anthony Quinn
• 'Meeting Mike raised my game'
  by Stephen Applebaum
• The miracle in Madagascar - a blueprint for saving species
  by Steve Connor Science Editor
• Hargreaves rediscovers European purpose
  by Ian Herbert
• Abramsky quits BBC radio post
• IS THE GAME OVER FOR FOOTBALL'S LEADING LADY?
  by Jonathan Brown
• SILVIO'S BACK! (AND THIS TIME HE'S MORE OUTRAGEOUS THAN EVER)
  by Peter Popham
• Will cutting interest rates save the economy from recession?
  by SEAN O'GRADY ECONOMICS EDITOR
• So is Ed Balls ready for the big fight?
  by MATTHEW NORMAN
• STARTING TOMORROW: OUR UNIQUE SCIENCE SERIES
• MPC rate cut fails to lift mortgage misery
  by Sean O'Grady
• Goldman investors come close to forcing through pay shake-up
  by Stephen Foley
• Rose in bloom at the Masters Tiger overshadowed by Englishman's
• Hargreaves rediscovers European purpose
  by Ian Herbert
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• Through Oxford's looking-glass, darkly
  by Christina Hardyment
• A Week in Books
  by Boyd Tonkin
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• NEW RELEASES
  by Andy Gill
• Q. When is a boycott not a boycott?
  by Andy McSmith
• Harris makes instant impact to bowl shaky Sussex lifeline
  by David Llewellyn
• Fraud couple had 16 fake children
• 11 APRIL 1865
• Bush to halt Iraq withdrawals
• Abu Qatada's leave to stay is a human right too far
  by JOAN BAKEWELL
• The Marathon is about love, sex and Welsh politics
  by Miles Kington
• Online tracking firm Phorm sees losses double
  by Sarah Arnott
• Tokyo
• Cullum funds centre for entrepreneurship
• Angry Tiger stays in Augusta hunt after unfamiliar salvage operation
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Tiger saves face with moment of brilliance to right his early wrongs
  by JAMES LAWTON
• THE CHARTS
• Tales from the shadowy side of booming India
  by Soumya Bhattacharya
• A head for heights
  by Nicholas Fearn
• Directors from behind the veil
  by Kaleem Aftab
• Caught in the Net
  by ELISA BRAY
• After Da Vinci, readers rush to unravel the secrets of Shakespeare
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Reed rises on hopes of private equity B2B deal
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Airline bomb plot accused 'was inspired by Bin Laden'
• New editor for 'The Independent'
• Two killed in Nepal election
• Dance
  by ZOE ANDERSON
• Yahoo enlists AOL to counter joint Murdoch-Microsoft offer
  by Stephen Foley
• THE NEW AGE OF THE TRAIN A historic boom on the railways - but can
  by Jerome Taylor
• Edwards leaves England dream ticket in tatters
  by Chris Hewett
• Darling calls for better IMF monitoring of global finance
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• MASTERS 2008 DIARY
  by James Corrigan
• Anti-terror laws used to spy on family on school run
  by Chris Green
• Parry refuses Hicks' demand to resign as Liverpool slip into chaos
  by Sam Wallace
• Hounds of heaven
  by Michael Arditti
• 'Ben-Hur' directed by William Wyler, 1959
  by Bosley Crowther
• LORD BEAUMONT OF WHITLEY
  by Michael De-la-Noy
• It's Bristol time again
  by Nick Hasted
• Farmers blockade Mont Blanc tunnel
• Main movers
• Lungless frog is found in Borneo
• Halsall laughing all the way to British records
  by Liz Byrnes
• Poulter's flying start shakes Augusta from early slumbers
  by James Corrigan
• Greek tragedy in the heart of Africa
  by RHODA KOENIG
• SLUMP ON THE HIGH STREET
  by Sarah Arnott
• The lesson of the peace process: terror works
  by GARY McKEONE