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Articles in Apr 30, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• COST OF LIVING
  by TOBY GREEN
• Theatre
  by RHODA KOENIG
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• FIVE BEST Films
• NO LAUGHING MATTER
  by Shaun Walker
• Main movers
• Lions call hands Hoggard hope of England Test return
  by David Llewellyn
• As Tariq Aziz goes on trial, who is left from Saddam Hussein's
  by PATRICK COCKBURN
• Called to account (at last)
• The stars in May
• Iran calls Barbie a 'social danger'
• Heathrow is 'worst in Europe'
• Private equity-backed IPOs outperform market by 20%
• Oil price gives BP and Shell huge profits lift
  by Danny Fortson Business Correspondent
• Lions call hands Hoggard hope of England Test return
  by David Llewellyn
• Scholes punishes Barca to set up all-English night in Moscow
  by SAM WALLACE
• FOOTBALL LEAGUE
• Jewish graves are desecrated
• Somerset, here I come
  by Ben Miller
• Opera
  by EDWARD SECKERSON
• When should I trust forwarded emails?
  by Rhodri Marsden
• 'I try to enjoy my cricket - to play as if it were a hobby'
• Picture Post
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• Noble signs extension to remain at Wigan
  by Dave Hadfield
• We will never have cheap oil again
  by HAMISH MCRAE
• The justice strategy that introduces offenders to their victims
  by Robert Verkaik
• 'I always thought I should do something more academic'
  by Photini Philippidou
• Dougie Hayward, tailor who dressed stars of the 1960s, dies aged 73
  by Jonathan Brown
• Academy severs links with peer
• Abbey triples share of mortgage market and sees profits rise 17%
• HBOS cuts cash payout after Pounds 4bn rights issue
  by Sean Farrell Financial Editor
• Noble signs extension to remain at Wigan
  by Dave Hadfield
• Ronaldo outshone by red-headed man on way to promised land
  by Glenn Moore
• Scholes punishes Barca to set up all-English night in Moscow
  by SAM WALLACE
• Obama loses patience with pastor who 'undermined' his campaign
  by Leonard Doyle
• 'Our friend has electrified fencing, but some foxes still slip
  by Brian Viner bviner@independentcouk
• The latest, beautifully mapped case of a private eye with a
  by MATTHEW HOFFMAN
• The rain makers
  by Rob Sharp
• The faces of the day >>
• SLEEPING AROUND
  by Jeremy Laurance
• Glastonbury goes back to its roots with radical line-up
  by Ciar Byrne Arts
• Liang goes for his shots to keep pace with O'Sullivan
  by Nick Harris
• There was more to 1968 than hippies and festivals
  by MARK STEEL
• SIR DEREK HIGGS
  by James Moore
• Taylor Nelson and German rival GfK in talks over Pounds 1.4bn merger
  by Nick Clark
• Record number of parents educating children privately
  by Sarah Cassidy Education Correspondent
• Fatal dog attack was 'an accident'
• Mortgage lending slumps to level of 1990s housing crash
  by Sean O'Grady Economics Editor
• Darling tries to stem tax exodus
  by Sarah Arnott
• New-look Centre Court takes shape
  by Paul Newman
• Messi thwarted but full of spirit Ronaldo must summon in final
  by JAMES LAWTON
• 'We don't care who we play - we are ready'
  by Glenn Moore
• 'I try to enjoy my cricket - to play as if it were a hobby'
  by Jon Culley
• IT'S CHEAP, EASY TO USE AND HAS A PRETENTIOUS TITLE - THE 'GREEN
  by Donnachadh McCarthy
• Book Now
• BEST OF THE REST
• Ramos 'nothing' to do' with cup win, says Kaboul
  by Adrian Curtis
• The Great Escape
  by Alex James
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• Fury to join Welsh camp after injury fells Peel
  by Simon Turnbull
• When in Rome, be careful where you unfurl your umbrella
  by Miles Kington
• Fritzl told captives he would gas the cellar if they tried to escape
  by Tony Paterson
• DEAD AS A DODO?
  by Emily Dugan
• East Timor rebel leader surrenders
• *Uncovered: Shakespeare's patron
• AMERICA'S GRIM NEWSPAPER STORY
  by Stephen Foley
• Full steam ahead
  by Tom Lubbock
• CHAMPIONSHIP
• Dascombe tilts at 1,000 Guineas glory
  by Sue Montgomery
• Time for a national debate on corporate taxes. Amazingly, the
  by JEREMY WARNER
• The faces of the day >>
• The power struggle
  by Cahal Milmo
• 'Should we go for a 10-year fixed deal?'
  by Sam Dunn
• Duelling banjos hit historic notes
  by TIM CUMMING
• FIVE BEST Exhibitions
• Ronaldo claims extortion by transvestite prostitute
  by Thomas Keppell
• Game buoyed by talk of Texan takeover
  by Nikhil Kumar
• LEAGUE ONE
• Serbia signs EU deal in bid to defeat nationalists
  by Vanessa Mock