Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Apr 23, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Soldier killed by bomb is named
• Freak weather destroys Afghan poppies
  by Jerome Starkey
• Murray's clay craft makes model victim of Volandri
  by Paul Newman
• SFO plans appeal against Saudi ruling
• Mistakes were made, but it is time to move on. Is this a credible
  by JEREMY WARNER
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• The young men whose socialising gets in the way of greatness
  by JONATHAN GIBBS
• ISPs 'must sign up'
• The poll was 'an African solution to an African problem'
  by GUGULETHU MOYO
• The faces of the day >>
• Profits before service - what did you expect?
  by SIMON CALDER
• Lahm looks abroad after talks on new Bayern deal break down
  by Kevin Fylan
• GEOFF POLITES
  by Giles Chapman
• Euro surges again
• 'Devoted' mother of missing disabled man is found dead
  by Terri Judd
• ITV's archive of hit shows to be made available through iTunes
  by Sadie Gray
• A life in concrete and steel
  by Rob Sharp
• Book Now
• Lenders pledge to pass rate cuts on to mortgage-payers
  by Colin Brown Deputy Political Editor
• CAN YOU AFFORD IT?
  by TOBY GREEN
• Stray dogs save baby girl abandoned by her mother
• Resolute Liverpool find their strength sapped by late twist of
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Resolute Liverpool find their strength sapped by late twist of
  by JAMES LAWTON
• Fu's fight in vain as Ding wins marathon
  by Nick Harris
• Pandora
  by OLIVER DUFF
• Jered stakes his claim to join top flight of hurdlers
  by Chris McGrath Racing Correspondent
• SPL agrees to extend season if Rangers reach European final
  by Gavin McCafferty
• Fiberweb shares hit as takeover deal collapses
  by James Moore
• London
• The people's priest
• Barkley assault charge dropped
  by Chris Hewett
• Voro in for Valencia to replace Koeman
  by Mark Elkington
• 1984 MONDAY 23 APRIL
• Why are blind people ignored by websites?
  by Rhodri Marsden cyberclinic@independentcouk
• 'Tsvangirai should be on the front line inspiring hope'
• Main movers
• SkyePharma signs licence deal in Japan
  by Alistair Dawber
• Break up this faltering empire
• Npower accused of mis-selling
• Time for United to come of age, says Ferguson
  by Ian Herbert
• Alligator found in woman's kitchen
• Family grocery bills rise by Pounds 800 over the past year
  by Sadie Gray
• Europe
• THE RENOVATION GAME
  by TOBY GREEN
• Laughing all the way to the banks
  by Laura Latham
• Samsung chairman steps down
• arsenal The FA has charged Alexander Hleb with violent [Derived
• 23 APRIL 1945
• The giant delusion that lies at the heart of Brown's pledge to lift
  by DEBORAH ORR
• Women's refuges in financial crisis
• The Week In Radio
  by Robert Hanks
• Potter's St Helens move disappoints Catalans
  by Dave Hadfield
• Winds of change resurrect some Southern comforts
  by Paul Taylor
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Buffett stake speculation lights up Centrica
  by Nikhil Kumar
• Widow attacks courts system
• Referee admits blunder in ruling out Aberdeen goal
  by Gavin McCafferty
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• Can seashells save the world?
  by Steve Connor
• MEPs to keep audit of wage abuse secret
  by Sadie Gray
• PM calls on schools to stay open, despite teachers' strike
  by Richard Garner
• Channel surfing
  by Tim Walker
• Immaculate collections
  by JOSH SIMS
• Tokyo
• Citigroup chiefs booed by irate investors
  by Stephen Foley
• If you can't get to the National Gallery ... it will come to you
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Lab test 'revolution' predicted for anti-ageing skin creams
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• Barkley assault charge dropped
  by Chris Hewett
• Kath trusts in cash
• A lighter shade of green
  by Kate Watson-Smyth
• Riise's last-gasp howler throws Chelsea an unexpected lifeline
  by SAM WALLACE
• Revolution now!
  by Peter Popham
• How big a deposit does a first-timer need?
  by Sam Dunn
• Merrill Lynch
• Hong Kong
• Chess
  by Jon Speelman
• If nothing is done to help the people of Zimbabwe we shall be
• Why are honey bees disappearing, and what can be done to save them?
  by MICHAEL McCARTHY ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• Galloway dazed after being hit by 'stress ball'
  by Sadie Gray
• 'He has achieved everything and is still going strong. Sir Alex is
  by Pete Jenson