Independent, The (London)

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Articles in Apr 28, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• The faces of the day >>
• HUMPHREY LYTTELTON
  by Steve Voce
• A forgettable night at the movies
  by ZOE ANDERSON
• Breakfast of champions
  by Ciar Byrne
• House price inflation hits 'negative' as over half of properties
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Israel is suppressing a secret it must face
  by JOHANN HARI
• *Garden shows return
• Snail venom may yield new drugs
• McDonald's to hit the motorways
• Karzai escapes again as Taliban attack parade
  by Jerome Starkey
• Mosley stays away as pressure builds for public censure
  by David Tremayne
• Boothroyd determined to salvage play-off spot
  by Evan Fanning
• Noble backs Barrett to stay
  by Gary Carter
• No practice just perfect for cool Ballack
  by Jason Burt
• Whine, women and song: the bitter rivalry of Handel's divas
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Zimbabwe opposition's hold on parliament confirmed
  by Angus Shaw
• 'Don't fear taking the wrong path'
  by Alice-Azania Jarvis
• Hodgson fights to bridle unexpected hope
  by Guy Hodgson
• FIVE BEST Films
• Kovalainen crash has eerily familiar echo
• The ice breakers
  by Ian Burrell
• Jane plainly needed lots of persuasion
  by Thomas Sutcliffe tsutcliffe@independentcouk
• Channel 4 could end up payinga high price for Pounds 150m handout
  by Conor Dignam
• Look beyond London, urges British Chambers
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• Redknapp ambitions rocked by Rovers
  by Hyder Jawad
• Literary prize hopefuls named
• Nine injured in motorbike crash
• Decision day for HBOS board on Pounds 4bn rights issue
  by David Prosser Deputy Business Editor
• Cresswell puts Stoke within sight of top flight
  by Amar Azam
• Barca able to rise to occasion, says Henry
  by Pete Jenson
• Continental says no to merger
• O'Sullivan earns slender lead in quarter-final quest
  by Phil Casey
• Player of the Year award retained by free-scoring Ronaldo
  by Andy Hampson
• Bush pokes fun at successors over dinner
  by Stephen Foley
• The price of our oil dependency
• O'Brien's ascendancy restored by Duke
• Bolton keep afloat by making virtue of vices under Megson
  by Hyder Jawad
• BEST OF THE REST
• There's nothing quite like splashing the cash when the economy's
  by DAVID USBORNE
• Pop
  by ELISA BRAY
• Is Dove's campaign for real beauty destroying the world's
  by Claire Beale
• Gordon tries to woo the press, but may find himself left at the
  by Stephen Glover
• 'SYLVIA TAUGHT ME THE IMPERATIVE OF STRATEGY: THAT YOU DON'T WING
  by Sophie Morris
• Carew keeps Villa dreaming of Europe
  by Ian Herbert
• Standards of table service slip as English lose appetite for waiting
  by Martin Hickman Consumer Affairs Correspondent
• Trio bitten by rabid dog are 'in good health', agency says
• Stuart Bell
• Speed keeps Blackwell's Blades in the hunt for promotion
  by Alan Coombes
• Nadal's clay mastery leaves Federer behind
  by Paul Newman
• Barca able to rise to occasion, says Henry
  by Pete Jenson
• Materazzi leap keeps Inter on course for title
  by Mark Meadows
• Arsenal's Flamini set for Milan as Hleb mulls Inter move
  by Jason Burt
• Pro-reform Saudi blogger freed without charge
  by Claire Ellicott
• The contest is local, the significance national
• 'I am a sex addict', says Tory donor
  by Ben Russell Political Correspondent
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• Mosley stays away as pressure builds for public censure
  by David Tremayne
• Opera
  by MICHAEL CHURCH
• You write the reviews
  by Oliver Soden
• JEZ NELSON
  by SOPHIE MORRIS
• Noves' men show IRB old-fashioned virtues
• Curbishley and Keegan delighted to influence title race
  by James Wrigley
• Chocolate to treat diabetes
• Dutch cabinet seeks ban on sale of magic mushrooms
• EU compromise plan for Serbia
• Hahnemann and Duberry yearn for a better kind of hot water
  by David Instone
• Materazzi leap keeps Inter on course for title
  by Mark Meadows
• Tunnel saves train passengers
• Chambers battered but keen for more
  by Dave Hadfield
• Carew keeps Villa dreaming of Europe
  by Ian Herbert
• Raikkonen eases to victory but Hamilton rediscovers his form
  by David Tremayne
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Chambers battered but keen for more
  by Dave Hadfield
• FIVE BEST Plays
• Barbaric 'honour killings' become the weapon to subjugate women in
  by Terri Judd
• A tale of humiliation and brutality reveals how humans can become
  by ANITA SETHI
• Hachette spies a good match with a digital duo
  by Ciar Byrne
• 'We're just like The Indy ... but with tits'
  by Tim Walker
• No practice just perfect for cool Ballack
  by Jason Burt
• Private eye sues Google over 'unwanted ads'
  by Stephen Foley