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Articles in May 28, 2006, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Shell and Statoil seek partner for new 'clean energy' project
  by Tim Webb
• Energy groups seek green light to pump carbon under the sea
  by Tim Webb
• MARKET WHISPERS: American Software Firm
• 'We do things commercial radio doesn't'
• 'Drowning in changes': Blair launches another pensions lifeboat
  by Sam Dunn
• THE IDEAS PEOPLE
  by Ian McCurrach
• HOLD ON TIGHT AS BIG CATS LET RIP
  by Isabel Knolles
• BOX OFFICE: WIN!
• THE CRITICS: Youth's a stuff will not endure
  by Anna Picard
• Film school is fine - but it sure doesn't teach you about movies
  by David Thomson
• FICTION: October is the cruellest month
  by Iain Hollingshead DUCKWORTH pounds 9.99
• PAPERBACKS
  by Tom Boncza-Tomaszewski
• THE TOP FIFTY
• 'Women want to buy porn. I make films for them'
• New 'Big Brother' prompts record number of complaints
  by Jonathan Owen
• Neo-Nazis threaten black and asian football fans
  by Ruth Elkins IN BERLIN
• Fat police' plan to screen all pupils criticised by watchdog
  by Francis Elliott WHITEHALL EDITOR
• Home Briefing: Accident
• People first, lawyers last
• Letter: Transformer turns energy
  by RoyGreason
• Letter: PE teacher
  by Jill Smith
• Villagers had already fled 'mountain of fire'
  by Raymond Whitaker
• World Briefing: Tigers agree to peace talks in Norway
  by COMPILED BY Xanthe Hinchey
• 'I wish I'd been brave enough to travel alone'
  by SUSIE FORBES [39, EDITOR
• If you have Tourette's people think you're scarey, a freak, off your
  by Interview by Sarah Harris
• Today in Sports week
  by Katy Guest
• OBSERVATORY: LONG WAY HOME
  by David Randall
• SUNDAY GAMES: BRIDGE
  by Maureen Hiron
• The love and joy of Becks retains its allure despite presenters and
  by Andrew Tong
• Football: INSIDE LINES - Beckham may look posh but here Ronaldinho
  by Alan Hubbard in Amman, Jordan
• Senior MPs to tell Prescott: Time's up'
  by Francis Elliott WHITEHALL EDITOR
• Cricket: 'The one thing that scares me most'
  by Stephen Brenkley CRICKET CORRESPONDENT
• Lawn Tennis: SPORT IN BRIEF - Croatia beat Germany despite Ancic
• Football: THE NEWS IN NUMBERS
• Football: Creative Crouch wins over doubters
  by Steve Tongue FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT
• Football: A Grand day out for Sale
• THE A-LISTINFULL
• World Briefing: Militias rampage through Dili
  by COMPILED BY Xanthe Hinchey
• Axe man
• Hide and seek
• Food&drink
  by Richard Ehrlich
• Motoring: On wheels
• Rope maker wins pounds 16m Airbus deal
  by Paul Lashmar
• India is climbing up off the canvas
  by Manjeet Kripalani
• MARKET WHISPERS: Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
• MEDIA DAIRY: From Peter to Petronella?
• Working for longer will be fairer in the end
  by Sam Dunn
• The best rep on the net
• SHE'S AN ANGEL IN THE KITCHEN
  by Sophie Lam
• BOX OFFICE: BOOKS - Top Paperbacks
• THE CRITICS: Where did all the fizz go?
  by Jonathan Romney
• TELEVISION: The closest thing the BBC has to God
  by Hermione Eyre
• CRIME IN BRIEF
  by Mark Timlin
• TV CHOICE: For sale: the misery of children
  by Cathy Pryor
• Porn
  by Anthony Barnes
• Top-shelf titles under pressure
  by Severin Carrell
• We live in fear every day
  by Karen McVeigh
• WORLD CUP SHORTS
  by Robert Booth
• Lecturers barrack minister over pay
  by Richard Garner EDUCATION EDITOR
• Home Briefing: Nature
• To hope is only human
• Letter: Blair and lies
  by Stephen Lunn
• Letter: Weighing was routine
  by Sylvia Parsons
• Singing Depardieu tipped for award
  by Jonathan Romney CANNES DIARY
• World Briefing: Hamas militia back on streets
  by COMPILED BY Xanthe Hinchey
• 'Having a son at 29 has let me be childish at 40'
  by RANKIN [40, PHOTOGRAPHER]
• Hard man of the Home Office
  by John Rentoul
• OBSERVATORY: STARS AND BARS
  by David Randall
• AGENDA: Five years on, Haw faces eviction
  by Sara Newman
• Motor Racing: Schumacher on pole amid controversy
  by David Tremayne IN MONACO
• Athletic: INSIDE LINES - Running low? Dead Sea strol may recharge
  by Alan Hubbard in Amman, Jordan
• Meet the Tuilagis - a brotherhood of Tigers
  by Hugh Godwin
• Cricket: England toil as shadow of Murali looms
  by Stephen Brenkley AT EDGBASTON
• Football: Colgan atones for clanger as Barnsley go up
  by Jon Culley AT THE MILLENNIUM STADIUM
• Football: THE SNAPSHOT
• Football: Owen's welcome for Gerrard as co-striker
  by John Curtis
• Rugby League: Dobson's best efforts in vain as Wigan slip further
  by Dave Hadfield AT THE JJB STADIUM
• Home Office in turmoil as convictions fall
  by Severin Carrell
• World Briefing: Police break up gay rights march
  by COMPILED BY Xanthe Hinchey
• Down on the marijuana farm
  by Dom Joly