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Articles in Aug 31, 2003, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Letter: Poetry is alive and well
  by Rupert Loydell Stride, Exeter
• Successful, single, female - let's get her
  by JOAN SMITH
• Leading article: Repeat after us: policy first, then presentation
• Nine crew lost as N-sub sinks
  by Deborah Seward
• Inquiry into `Victorian' attitude to pregnant women at work
  by Jo Dillon
• Is this TV's most explicit show ever?
  by James Morrison Arts
• Elton John lands pounds 34m Las Vegas concert deal
  by Andrew Johnson
• Blair plans new `Ministry of Truth' for post-Campbell era
  by Andy McSmith
• Short breaks: In search of...`Bavaria by the sea'
  by Nerys Lloyd-Pierce
• Television: `At Home With the Eubanks', Tuesday 8pm Five
  by Stuart Price
• Food & Drink: Souk of the day
  by David Baker
• First Up: They think it's all over
  by Dom Jolly
• World Athletics Championships: Kluft a gale-force breath of fresh air
  by Simon Turnbull in Paris
• Rowing: Pinsent loses his aura of invincibility
  by NICK TOWNSEND in Milan
• Football: James works out how to win the battle of survival
  by Nick Townsend
• Football: Ranieri's composition hits Duff note
  by Steve Tongue at Stamford Bridge
• Football: Bernabeu opens its arms to Beckham
  by MARK BURTON
• BOX OFFICE: Big mouth!
• BOOKS: Sea serpents spotted off Iceland
  by Christopher Fowler
• DVD & Video: Essential polanski HHHHH Roman Polanski Collection DVD
  by Iain Millar
• DISCS ETC: chap meets inner carole king HHHHI Josh Rouse 1972
  by Simmy Richman
• CLASSICAL: How to shrink the Albert Hall
  by Anna Picard
• ANSWER THE QUESTIONS! Douglas Coupland - Alienated.com - it's the new
  by Interview by Sean O'Connell
• Life stories: Here's looking at you, kid
  by Nick Roper
• YOUR MONEY: Don't turn your back on pensions
  by Melanie Bien
• CALENDAR
• Leeds looking to extra time for debt relief
  by Abigail Townsend
• Letter: Children in the middle
  by Pam Laurance London NW10
• THE IoS PROFILE: Adam Crozier - Post modernist
  by Stan Hey
• Focus: The new breeders - `I had no children at 69, but now I have
  by Nicholas Pyke
• Berlin Stories: Plastering over the city's past
  by Ruth Elkins
• Ticked off: 21 tasks Sir no longer has to perform
• Desert pilgrims
• Minister will not share stage with `prison reformer' Archer
  by Sophie Goodchild Home Affairs Correspondent
• For as little as ...
  by Aoife O'Riordain
• FAMILY OUTINGS: Dine out with the dinosaurs
  by Isabel Lloyd
• Radio: `The Robot Composer', Today 5.45pm Radio 3
  by Jenny Gilbert
• Living Review: Enter the Tiger
• THE PETER CORRIGAN COLUMN: Why the Paris moaners are on the wrong
  by PETER CORRIGAN
• Tennis: Birthday boy Roddick not popular at coming-of-age party
  by JOHN ROBERTS at Flushing Meadows
• Football: On the Move
• Football: Eriksson faces up to life without Scholes
  by Steve Tongue
• Inside Lines: Paris
  by Alan Hubbard
• Football: Makelele makes it 11
• BOX OFFICE: Exit Poll: `The Taming of the Shrew', Shakespeare's
• THE SUNDAY POEM: Casanova by Sandor Marai trs Martin Bennett
• DVD & Video: Lame romcom HHHII Two Weeks Notice DVD/VHS rental/
  by Nicholas Barber
• DISCS ETC: CLASSICAL - HHHHI Vivaldi La verita in cimento: Ensemble
  by Anna Picard
• Pop choice
• No, really. We're serious...
  by Simon Price
• Fancy that!
• `We've made real savings'
• Market mover: Munich Re
• The Loop
• Observatory
  by David Randall
• Letter: Children in the middle
  by A Farlow London NW2
• THE HUTTON INQUIRY: INTELLIGENCE - From No 10 with love: why is New
  by PHILLIP KNIGHTLEY
• Focus: The new adventurers - Life swap: from bank manager to prison
  by Nicholas Pyke
• US says CO2 is not a pollutant
  by Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles
• Ticked off
• Lotto winners quit yard
• TV chefs: Appetite for Nigella and Delia cools as cookbook craze goes
  by James Morrison
• Grand tours: Follow in the footsteps
  by Robert Elliott
• Win an Ordnance Survey map
• Film: Hug of war
  by Charlotte O'Sullivan
• Living Review: Lovely bubbly
• World Athletics Championships: Backley and relay last British hopes
  by SIMON TURNBULL in Paris
• The Interview Ken Livingstone: He used to hate sport. The closest he
  by Alan Hubbard
• Football: Beckham makes himself at home
  by Jason Burt in Madrid
• Football: Hulse keeps Albion's heart beating as relegated sides
  by Geoff Brown
• Inside Lines: Beth Tweddle
  by Alan Hubbard
• Football: Scholes blow leaves Eriksson `disappointed'
  by STEVE TONGUE
• BOX OFFICE: Behind the scenes
• BOOKS: Mellow Zen is back on track
  by Iain Millar
• DVD & Video: FEMALE PORTRAITS HHHII Personal Velocity DVD/VHS rental/
  by Nicholas Barber
• DISCS ETC: JAZZ - HHHHI Colin Steele The Journey Home CABER
  by Sholto Byrnes
• ARCHITECTURE; It's a caravan park in the air
  by Nigel Coates
• A PASSAGE TO INDIA (PART II)
  by Jon Sen
• Party On
• Money & Property: Log on to join the house-swap jet set