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Articles in May 27, 2007, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Permira goes shopping for Spanish retailer Caprabo
  by Danny Fortson
• Harry may be a wizard but Campbell's beaten him into the book shops
  by Peter Cole
• 'Can I get divorced and still keep a roof over my head?'
• Oh, what a lovely war
  by Charles Darwent
• DISCS
  by Simon Price
• Chocolate with a very hard centre
  by Hester Lacey
• Sex, drugs and farmers' markets
  by Richard Benson
• Monday 28 MAY
• For a real taste of China, yell at the staff and eat duck's tongue,
  by Terry Durack
• MODERN MAN HOOKED ON CLASSICS
  by Ian McCurrach
• 24 HOURS IN MIAMI BEACH
  by Claire Wrathall
• No 10 under pressure as cash-for-honours inquiry reopens
  by Marie Woolf POLITICAL EDITOR
• Cover girl in the running for the macho Indy 500
  by Andrew Gumbel
• As the smoking ban looms, far fewer are kicking the habit
  by Jonathan Owen
• Gentleman thief
  by David Randall
• A Cornish conquest
  by Jonathan Owen
• Selection in schools really matters. No wonder the stone-age Tories
  by John Rentoul
• Ben Weisman
• The wife is new, but the look's the same
  by Katy Guest
• George Michael faces jail threat
  by Rebecca Armstrong
• The bionic vixen
  by Neil Norman
• Big Brotherly love poses threat to sport
  by Alan Hubbard Sports Diarist
• Barrett reminds Wigan of home comforts
  by Dave Hadfield AT THE JJB STADIUM
• Beckham is back, but should he ever have gone?
  by NICK TOWNSEND
• British quantity fails on quality
• Perrier quenches Celtic double thirst
  by Phil Gordon AT HAMPDEN PARK
• WINNERS AND LOSERS
• City boasts of growth while Sir Ken keeps mum
• The babies left to the taxman's tender mercies
  by Natalie Kenway
• It was Hades in there
  by Jenny Gilbert
• Use your laughter sparingly
  by Hermione Eyre
• Mahler by text message
  by Tim Martin
• Lord's, ladies and birthday boys
  by Dom Joly
• Tuesday 29 MAY
• In which painting by which painter can you find this candle?
  by Tom Lubbock
• THE TOP 10 LUXURY CAMPSITES
  by Rhiannon Batten
• HEY MUM, LET'S TAKE A BREAK WITH STYLE
  by Katy Holland
• Phone mast locations kept from public
  by Geoffrey Lean
• Bring back the days of hippy power
  by Janet Street-Porter
• The Battle of Hay-on-Wye
  by Andrew Johnson
• NEWSLINES
  by David Randall
• Police investigate Gail Sheridan for libel trial perjury
  by Richard Osley
• Quotes of the week
• Naomi James
• Brian Cox
• Inquiry opens into loyalist's murder
  by David McKittrick
• SUDOKU / GODOKU
• Toseland languishes behind rapid Bayliss
• Hoiles' late try lets Australia off hook
  by Matt Lloyd
• Henin feels at home in hat-trick pursuit
  by Ronald Atkin
• THE SNAPSHOT
• Lennon falls under Pars
  by Simon Turnbull AT HAMPDEN PARK
• Bidders unimpressed by Bupa hospitals
  by Danny Fortson
• MEDIA DIARY
• Deals that help silver savers strut their stuff
  by Esther Shaw
• Got an uninformed, ad-hoc opinion? Then call us now...
  by Nicholas Lezard
• This killer has dignity...
  by Kate Bassett
• Don't call us, we'll call you
  by Cathy Pryor
• How I set my house on fire
  by John Walsh
• Wednesday 30 MAY
• Owen Hargreaves & Dan Freedman
  by Interviews by Simon Usborne
• CABIN FEVER IN THE FOREST
  by Jason Burt
• Flag Fen Bronze Age Centre, Peterborough
  by Ian McCurrach
• C4 deserved far worse than a gentle telling-off for 'BB'
  by Janet Street-Porter
• Camera fetches [pound]400,000
• It's life, Jim
  by Steve Connor
• 'I knew he wanted to rob the shop and I was very worried about him
  by David Randall
• Could it be them?
  by David Randall
• Rapid-fire Israeli air strikes kill five Gaza Palestinians
  by Donald Macintyre
• 'The worst moment was the first night in jail'
• Museum sneers at evolution
  by Dylan T Lovan
• Back from the shadowlands
  by Steve Tongue
• Shadow play at Wentworth is too subtle for some
  by David Ashdown
• Derby day fires the wondrous hope of another Dessie
  by David Elsworth
• MAN FOR MAN MARKING IN BLOEMFONTEIN
  by Paul Trow
• After a kicking from the press, Wales should not have kicked away a
  by JONATHAN DAVIES
• Sweet Smeltz makes day sour for Wales
  by David Instone AT THE RACECOURSE GROUND
• Onions relishes chance to set up Durham victory
  by David Jesudason
• Law Lords slam crime agency for freezing UMBS payments
  by Paul Lashmar
• MARKET WHISPERS