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Articles in Feb 11, 2007, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• The Cameron confessions
  by James Hanning
• Union stamps its feet, but pensions must get sorted
  by Andrew Murray-Watson
• MARKET WHISPERS
• British Gas bills come off the boil
  by Sam Dunn
• DISCS
• Taming my inner political animal
  by Dom Joly
• Canto 29 from 'Letter to Patience'
  by John Haynes
• Terry Durack goes out for tapas, and comes face to face with his
  by Terry Durack
• ...AND THIS IS WHERE ZIGGY PLAYED GUITAR
  by Adrian Mourby
• Sorry Fergie, but super career women can't be great mums
  by Sarah Sands
• Yes, I took drugs, says Cameron
  by James Hanning
• Animal rights groups deny sending letter bombs as police release
  by Sophie Goodchild
• Caught out, but he's clever
  by John Rentoul
• Why advertisers would rather you were watching him than them
  by Roger Dobson
• Terrorvision
  by Alex Carlile
• True romance
  by Frances Wilson
• THE WORST OF WEEKS
• Vaughan has reason to believe
  by Stephen Brenkley
• WHO'S THE DADDY?
  by David Randall
• Why I fear for my big sprint rival - Gardener
  by Simon Turnbull ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT
• Anfield signals the quiet American revolution
  by NICK TOWNSEND
• Allardyce signals danger of Nolan move
• Keys to No 10 rest in Skrela's hungry hands
  by Hugh Godwin
• MAN FOR MAN MARKING AT TWICKENHAM
  by Paul Trow
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• G7 will be silent on currencies, but is disquieted by asset prices
  by Hamish McRae
• The action man
  by Jonathan Romney
• Marissa Nadler
  by Luiza Sauma
• Nocturnal services
  by Clare Clark
• New capitals of culture
• Don't listen to him: he made 'Showgirls'
  by Christopher Fowler
• Useless, yet curiously compelling
  by John Mitchinson
• Emma Forbes, television presenter
• Turkey waste 'was linked to bird flu'
  by Geoffrey Lean
• Soccer FOR SALE
  by REPORT BY Cole Moreton
• Saudi arms corruption case goes to Europe
  by Marie Woolf POLITICAL EDITOR
• The US says it is fighting for democracy - but is deaf to the cries
  by Noam Chomsky
• Chechens held over Politkovskaya death
• Rest in peace, Anna. Life was tough on you
  by Joan Smith
• Turbulence in first class
  by Katy Guest
• SHEEP TREAT
  by David Randall
• AGENDA This week's big issues
  by Katy Guest
• Hansen's victory proves a struggle
  by Liz Byrnes
• I'd rather be a never-was than a has-been
  by Peter Corrigan
• Hope is restored as Woodgate makes up for all the lost years
  by Nick Townsend CHIEF SPORTS WRITER
• Messi is welcomed back by Barca
• Dead-eye Drogba restores status quo
  by Steve Tongue AT STAMFORD BRIDGE
• Back to earth for Jonny
  by Jonathan Davies
• Trust calls for tax levy to aid its work with problem gamblers
  by Abigail Townsend
• Treasury stands firm as Lloyd's Names voice bankruptcy fears
  by Abigail Townsend
• Artists of the floating world
  by Hermione Eyre
• YouTube has to move fast to prove it has a future
  by Tim Luckhurst
• Restored with a nip and tuck
  by Kate Bassett
• I have a real blank spot with 95 per cent of stand-up comedy
  by Mike Higgins
• Emma Townshend boots up, logs on and communes with nature
  by Emma Townshend
• The prisoner of Cell-Block Hallway
  by Harriet Lane
• Volvo PV444
• The Golden Age of British cinema
  by James Morrison
• Poisoned: 400 of Britain's lakes
  by Geoffrey Lean
• Labour donor: honours were 'mentioned'
  by Marie Woolf POLITICAL EDITOR
• A private who never complained: the 101st Briton killed in action
  by Martin Hodgson
• Mandela and Mbeki mourn Adelaide Tambo
• What [pound]13,000 could buy
  by Will Dowling
• NEWSLINES
  by David Randall
• PIP PIP!
  by David Randall
• THE PIONEERS
  by Stephen Brenkley
• Second-class post for Hammers as Olympics stay on track?
  by Alan Hubbard
• Suddenly a future for the golden boy who was nearly history
  by Alan Hubbard
• THE RUMOUR MILL
• Englishman's order of the boot kickstarts Irish
  by Tim Glover RUGBY UNION CORRESPONDENT
• CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND-UP
  by Geoff Brown
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
  by Quixote
• Sainsbury fees could hit [pound]200m
  by Danny Fortson
• Diageo drops in for a half but is Sportsworld fit to float?
• Competition watchdog probes policies that 'fail' consumers
  by Sam Dunn
• CONTINUATION: Women caught in low-pay trap
• Can this be the end of the avant-garde?
  by Nicholas Lezard
• From Berlin to the Bodleian
  by D J Taylor
• All the problems in the world ... because there's no such thing as a
• Volvo rediscovers its Focus and finally makes a great small car,
  by Michael Booth