Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Apr 22, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Biggest onshore wind farm plan rejected
  by Michael McCarthy Environment Editor
• A tale unlikely to have a happy ending
  by SIMON CARR
• Bolger's Approach turns back on Epsom
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• Booming Pets at Home shelves plans for stock market flotation
• Russia accused of downing drone
• Hong Kong
• The dilemma of global warming
• Strauss set to reclaim opening berth
  by Angus Fraser
• Google retains place as top brand as tech sector confirms its
  by Sarah Arnott
• LEAGUE ONE
• Ban threat to Tickle after Hornet is 'kicked'
  by Dave Hadfield
• Labour tax rebels want help for low paid now, not next year
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Bionic eye allows blind people to see
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• The misfits
  by Deborah Orr
• Battle for Anfield casts shadow over quest for Champions League
  by Jason Burt
• Murray warms to his task to clinch rare success on clay
  by Paul Newman
• Men and bulimia: why suffer in silence?
  by SIMON USBORNE
• Man trapped in lift is internet hit
• River Cafe banished from top 50 restaurants list
  by Martin Hickman Consumer Affairs Correspondent
• $6bn fund to cover bad debts at Bank of America
  by Stephen Foley
• Europe
• LEAGUE ONE
• *Alternative take on fashion in the East End
• Don't be fooled: the banks aren't victims of bad luck
  by VINCENT CABLE
• Ban threat to Tickle after Hornet is 'kicked'
  by Dave Hadfield
• BRIAN DAVISON
  by Chris Welch
• Pandora
  by OLIVER DUFF
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• The Ten Best Women's sunglasses
  by RHIANNON HARRIES
• BAA FLYING SOLO
  by Danny Fortson
• 'Devastated' Lewis-Francis out of Olympics
  by Mike Rowbottom
• New York
• Gorilla tactics, 21.04.08
  by ESTHER WALKER
• Ex-bishop's win answers Paraguay's prayers
  by Paul Scheltus
• Migrants drown off Bahamas
• THE STORY SO FAR
  by Sam Wallace
• Strauss set to reclaim opening berth
  by Angus Fraser
• LEAGUE TWO
• The banks must pay a price for their hubris
• The big con?
  by Jeremy Laurance
• 1959 WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL
• Bolger's Approach turns back on Epsom
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• Amnesty unveils shock 'waterboarding' film
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Miliband calls on African leaders to isolate Mugabe
  by Anne Penketh Diplomatic Editor
• Gordon Brown has summoned up a deep, dark fear from the souls of
  by JOHN RENTOUL
• Bolger's Approach turns back on Epsom
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• Main movers
• Barca left to sweat on Henry fitness for crucial tie
  by Pete Jenson
• Barca left to sweat on Henry fitness for crucial tie
  by Pete Jenson
• Carter says Hamas would accept deal to live in peace with Israel
  by Eric Silver
• Klaxons up for Novello awards
• Terry rallies troops while Grant gets lost in history
  by Jason Burt
• London
• Robinson joins Scots staff for Puma trip
  by Chris Hewett
• Concise Crossword #6713
• Minister quits in birthday scandal
• All the world gathered in Wales
  by SUE HUBBARD
• ROSARIO SANCHEZ
  by Elizabeth Nash
• Opera
  by EDWARD SECKERSON
• FIVE BEST Films
• MPs attack 'wishful thinking' over financing of Olympics
• Winning is everything in latest round of a heavyweight battle
  by SAM WALLACE
• 'How can I get rid of my last bit of fat?'
  by Fred Kavalier health@independentcouk
• 'Devastated' Lewis-Francis out of Olympics
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Peter Hambro to pay first dividend after rising gold price boosts
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• The News Quiz
• 'Devastated' Lewis-Francis out of Olympics
  by Mike Rowbottom
• Boxing's gilded age no match for era when four kings let loose the
  by James Lawton
• RBS expected to unveil Pounds 12bn rights issue today
  by Sean Farrell
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• A meaty tale of a dystopian England
  by WARREN HOWARD
• House prices 'could fall up to 20 per cent'
• Anti-Islamic prankster set to be Berlusconi's deputy
  by Peter Popham
• FIVE BEST Plays
• Rentokil wins City backing despite third profits alert
  by James Moore
• Islamist rebels seize two towns
• LEAGUE ONE
• Air France walks away from merger with troubled Alitalia
• Barca left to sweat on Henry fitness for crucial tie
  by Pete Jenson
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