Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Apr 17, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Guggenheim's finance director 'stole Pounds 400,000'
• Grant hits back at barrage of criticism
• A way out of this Olympic confrontation
  by ADRIAN HAMILTON
• Delhi cuts torch route to avoid protests
  by Andrew Buncombein Delhi
• The hidden Parisian art going down the tube
  by John Lichfield
• Next year will be the real problem year for UK plc - not this one
  by Hamish McRae Business Communicator
• New methods to heal old wounds
  by MICHAEL GLOVER
• Capello gripped by life and death tale in Africa's 'little dot'
  by Sam Wallace
• FOOTBALL 7.45 unless stated BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE [Derived
• Sussex baffled by Harris and blasted by Bond
  by David Llewellyn
• Credit card costs soar in spite of cap on fees
  by Kate Hughes
• Pope Benedict visits The White House
  by Esther Walker
• Theatre
  by PAUL TAYLOR
• A life-changing passage to India
  by Andy Sharman
• Pandora
  by OLIVER DUFF
• Ramsay's protegee gives her culinary rival a roasting
  by James Macintyre
• Speight left suicide notes
• Prospect of justice for Rhys as 17-year-old is charged
  by James Macintyre
• Greens in historic coalition deal
• Infallible proof of Gosden's powerful hand
  by Chris McGrath
• Springsteen offers Obama another star endorsement
  by Leonard Doyle
• London
• Fields of gold
  by Jerome Taylor
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• Baldness is not a disability, judge tells bullied teacher
  by Richard GarnerEducation Editor
• Aboriginal stolen children 'were used in leprosy tests'
  by Rachel Shields
• Book Now
• A voice in the wilderness
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• Capello gripped by life and death tale in Africa's 'little dot'
  by Sam Wallace
• Sport's new superpower
  by Angus Fraser
• Museum in tribute to Bond creator
• Ofcom seeks cheap pipelines for Net
• DIARY
• 'As the female/ male equilibrium became evident, my heart sank'
• A right old bunch of prima donnas
  by MICHAEL CHURCH
• OLLIE JOHNSTON
  by Tom Vallance
• Employment in UK at record level of nearly 30 million
• Smarties
• Even his own party realises the solution must come from out of
  by WILLIAM M GUMEDE
• One ticket wins Pounds 2.4m jackpot
• 'Working for Mario Testino was like university for me'
  by Caitlin Davies caitlind1@aolcom
• University VCs should behave more like CEOs
  by Anna Fazackerley
• Infallible proof of Gosden's powerful hand
  by Chris McGrath
• England journey into uncharted waters with novice at the helm
  by CHRIS HEWWTT Rugby Union Correspondent
• US execution challenge fails
• JUANITA RULE
  by Laurence Dopson
• Banks boosted by hopes of bailout deal
  by Sean Farrell
• Shannon mother to go on trial
• Delhi cuts torch route to avoid protests
  by Andrew Buncombe
• Thaksin refuses to back Eriksson after late slump
  by Ian Herbert
• Johnson takes total control as Ashton falls in RFU revolution
  by Chris Hewett Rugby Union Correspondent
• LEAGUE ONE
• Concise Crossword #6709
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• Boycott call as Gibraltar decides to cull monkeys
  by Elizabeth Nash
• Royal aide compared to TV's Mr Humphries in gay sex blackmail trial
  by Cahal Milmo
• Brown is left on sidelines as US spotlight turns on Pope's visit
  by David Usborne
• Rowling urged to settle out of court
• Just a minion earning her upper crust
  by Jonathan Sale jonty@jonathansalecom
• Grant hits back at barrage of criticism
  by Glenn Moore
• Bank draws up plan to relieve loans crisis draws up plan to give
  by Colin Brown
• QUOTE OF THE WEEK
• Investors discover a lucrative haven in Britain's farmland
• Rio ups the ante with call for higher bid from BHP
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• Ramprakash batters Lancashire after Flintoff's early strike
  by Jon Culley
• Ex-anarchist visits 'enemy' Sarkozy The odd couple of 1968 meet at
  by John Lichfield
• Calzaghe out of his comfort zone in heat of the desert
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Why boarding needs to expand
• Johnson takes total control as Ashton falls in RFU revolution
  by Chris Hewett Rugby Union Correspondent
• Hero of the grass roots
  by Rob Sharp
• LEAGUE ONE
• House prices treble for first-time buyers
  by Nicky Burridge
• So what chance did Karen ever have?
  by Janet Street-Porter
• Second opinion
• Europe
• PROFESSOR JOHN WHEELER
  by Marcus Chown
• Women's studies are alive and well
  by Chris Green
• THE MEN WHO DREW DISNEY
  by Andrew Gumbel
• Why is the world so slow to produce environmentally-friendly cars?
  by SEAN O'GRADY