Independent, The (London)

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Articles in May 5, 2008, issue of Independent, The (London)

• 'I ask Matthew why he's wearing a black yarmulke. He says he doesn't
  by Rebecca Tyrrel
• Even this advertising giant admits he was 'too late' for Web 2.0
  by Andrew Keen
• It was not the 'Standard' wot won it for Boris
  by Andrew Gilligan
• 'Eve' plots to tempt readers and turn 'Red' green
  by Ciar Byrne
• The Prime Minister must show us who he really is
• Heads should roll
• Barkley and Bath make compelling case for old laws
  by Chris Hewett
• Chiltern offers Britain's best country life
  by Jonathan Brown
• No mod cons, Pounds 70,000. Cat swingers need not apply
  by Mark Hughes
• Touzaint savours 'dream' victory
  by Genevieve Murphy
• UK woman killed in Alps
• *Are you sitting comfortably ... ?
• Big Brown's Kentucky win marred by death of Eight Belles
  by John Cobb
• Murphy finishes dramatic Dragons fightback
  by Dave Hadfield
• Hibs leave tired Rangers with no room for 'slip-ups'
  by Michael Walker
• Carter's pilot errors boost O'Sullivan
  by Nick Harris
• A perfectly pleasant but superficial way to pass the time
  by JON TURNEY
• MELANIE SYKES
  by SOPHIE MORRIS
• 'I'm reviewing a book for Orange Fiction. I'm 23 pages in'
  by Alice-Azania Jarvis
• No White Flag By Jamie Peacock(Stadia, Pounds 18.99)
  by Dave Hadfield
• BNP votes are a cry of white working-class anguish
  by JOHANN HARI
• Guest accepts his invite to big time but Quins fall short
  by CHRIS HEWETT
• May try leaves Leicester and Loffreda teetering on brink
  by Simon Turnbull
• Chalking up a victory for the environment
• City fans make point as Torres equals record and earns three
  by James Corrigan
• Yahoo set to plunge after Microsoft's $46bn bid is withdrawn
  by Sean Farrell
• Burma under pressure to let outside world help after cyclone kills
  by Andrew Buncombe Asia Correspondent
• Safe travel is a priority, says new Mayor
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• Vettori an injury doubt for first Test
  by Angus Fraser
• Carter's pilot error boosts O'Sullivan
  by Nick Harris
• Warnock takes 'Big Mo' to play-offs
  by Hyder Jawad
• Murphy finishes dramatic Dragons fightback
  by Dave Hadfield
• Theatre
  by RHODA KOENIG
• Young gun with northern soul
  by Ian Burrell
• PROFESSOR RICHARD D'AETH
  by Bob Burden
• 'The IPL end Tests? You must be off your rocker'
  by Matt Gatward
• Boris Johnson is a libertarian, but he is not a Tory - and he's
  by BRUCE ANDERSON
• Stoke back in the big time Potteries club have that premier feeling
• Dallaglio's Wasps bow to Gloucester brute force
  by David Llewellyn
• Parents using schools to dump children, say headteachers
  by Richard Garner
• Lehmann bows out as Flamini joins Milan
  by Conrad Leach
• Vettori an injury doubt for first Test
  by Angus Fraser
• Search continues in Brazil jungle for British men on missing plane
  by Paula Fentiman
• If the cap fits: Boris launches law and order initiative
• Touzaint savours 'dream' victory
  by Genevieve Murphy
• Stoke back in the big time Potteries club have that premier feeling
• Trundle finds form at perfect time for City
  by Graham Nickless
• Rossi answers critics by breaking drought
  by Gary James
• Bridge
  by Maureen Hiron
• 5 MAY 1863
• Straight shooters
  by Charles Burgess
• Why this report of columnists' influence is greatly exaggerated
  by Stephen Glover
• Southgate vows to toughen up in wake of Boro survival
  by Michael Walker
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Bomb attack on President's wife
• Hero of Spain's democracy dies
• The man they call the Oracle holds them spellbound again
  by Stephen Foley
• Doctors warn of 'cowboy clinics' if laser therapy is deregulated
  by Jeremy Laurance Health Editor
• White working class vote still eludes Obama
  by David Usborne
• Cocaine worth Pounds 15m seized
• Lemaire's boldness on Natagora keeps rivals at bay
  by Chris McGrath
• City fans send SOS signal as Torres equals scoring record
  by James Corrigan
• Ferguson refuses to join lap of honour after deceptive romp
  by Ian Herbert
• Stoke back in the big time Potteries club have that premier feeling
• Long adds touch of magic to Saints' complete mastery
  by Dave Hadfield
• You write the reviews
  by David Fitzgerald Professional poker player London
• The sunshine boys
  by Tim Cooper
• FIVE BEST Films
• Rylance reveals why he had to quit the Globe over Iraq
  by Arifa Akbar Arts Correspondent
• Ferguson refuses to join lap of honour after deceptive romp
  by Ian Herbert
• THOUGHT OF THE DAY
• LEOPOLDO CALVO-SOTELO
  by Elizabeth Nash
• Gordon may be listening - but he's not really hearing
  by SIMON CARR
• Rare bird sends twitchers on a wild plover chase
  by Mark Hughes
• Beckham strikes twice to earn draw for Galaxy
  by Doug Alden
• Yes, summer's here (though it may not have felt like it)
  by Ian Johnston
• Malawi's farming revolution sets the pace in Africa
  by Steve Bloomfield
• Malaysia limits women's travel
• Lehmann bows out as Flamini joins Milan
  by Conrad Leach
• Veteran campaigner wages psychological warfare to win allies in
  by JAMES LAWTON