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Articles in Jun 10, 2007, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Tchenguiz to give away [pound]1bn property empire
  by Martin Baker
• Supercars find winning formula in the desert
  by Paul Cochrane
• [pound]190 million for JJB Sports founder
• The charges that could torpedo BAE
  by Danny Fortson
• 47 Friends
• So you think you'd never fall for a scam? Well it happened to me
  by Sam Dunn PERSONAL FINANCE EDITOR
• Meet the Mac pack
  by WORDS BY LIZ HOGGARD
• We all have our Monica moments
  by HERMIONE EYRE
• 'I can play with boys now!'
  by REVIEWED BY CAL MCCRYSTAL
• Shady lady
  by Eliisa Makin
• WENDY FOGARTY
  by WENDY FOGARTY
• ODD GRIDS Spotty
  by Clive Doig
• BEELZEBUB CROSSWORD No. 904
• Child accidents surge as wheeled trainers spread
• Britain at the bottom of EU holiday league
• Harry Potter and a nightmare for the high street bookshops
  by Danuta Keane
• Freud and Monet to break art sale records
  by Andrew Johnson
• A brief history of the 'N' word
  by Katy Guest
• The Ballad of the Los Angeles Century Regional Detention Centre
  by D J Taylor (after Oscar Wilde)
• NUMBERS
• Curry Noun & Verb
  by Nicholas Bagnall
• What's a good artist like you doing in a place like this?
  by Charles Darwent
• Is Rick Stein a good thing for Padstow?
  by INTERVIEWS BY JAMES ORR
• DISCS
  by Simon Price
• FOUR TALENTS TO FOLLOW
  by Steve Tongue
• "Like most players, David Beckham can now open up a new set of
• What's in my bag: Luke Donald
• Knighthood for Bernie - and ambassador Becks?
  by Alan Hubbard SPORTS DIARIST
• LA LIGA RESULTS
• Political interference? 'We will fight, I promise'
  by Alan Hubbard
• Good week for
  by Simon Redfern
• Vodafone rebels set for AGM defeat
  by Andrew Murray-Watson
• I'll eat my mobile if ECS beats Vodafone
  by Andrew Murray-Watson
• China's unstoppable - whether democratic or not
  by Chris Walker
• 'Grazia' is oh so now. Now for Osoyou
  by Susie Mesure
• PREMIUM-RATE NUMBERS_Companies berated over telephone 'stealth tax'
• CHARITY_How much of your card spending is used for the good cause?
• Poor Hazel Blears - her bid for the Labour deputyship looks doomed.
  by Vicki Woods
• A night of fireworks and feminism
  by KATY GUEST
• Alexander's Tomb
  by MOB
• Get the message?
• Wed. 13
• In which painting by which painter can you find this sad face?
  by Tom Lubbock
• Police chiefs accused of 'whitewash' over British links to CIA
  by Marie Woolf POLITICAL EDITOR
• Use of cathedral in PC game is 'sick', says CofE
• Give me a room fit for the fat, please
  by Janet Street-Porter
• Government bans use of artificial sperm
• UN warns of five million Iraqi refugees
  by Patrick Cockburn
• 'It was the first time I felt I'd done something by myself'
• Hold back the lynch mob - give the logo a fair hearing
  by Peter York
• 'These are matters you need to put to the Ministry of Defence, not
• 'Look, for someone who went to parochial schools all his life, this
• Can they pull it off again? You betcha!
  by Jonathan Romney
• David Beckham
• No need to let the facts spoil a good row
  by Hermione Eyre
• Doha, the new junction of the world
  by Sholto Byrnes
• Chancellor unimpressed with 2012 logo
  by Alan Hubbard SPORTS DIARIST
• When sweet charity is better than sweet FA
  by Alan Hubbard SPORTS DIARIST
• Flying Hamilton claims first pole to put Alonso in the shade
  by David Tremayne
• Dancer trips the light fantastic in Sprint Cup
  by Mark Burton
• 'Underdog' Federer unlikely to halt hat-trick
  by Ronald Atkin Tennis Correspondent at Roland Garros
• Splashing around?
• Tories hit industry turbulence over air travel pollution tax
  by Tim Webb
• TAX_Tories seek to streamline systems to give small businesses a
• Bad week for
• 'While the door remains open...today was not the day for tougher
• 'More than a fifth of credit card users are not happy with their
• Sex, suds and rock'n' roll
  by FUTURE LABORATORY
• The twisted sisters doing it for themselves
• Murder at Deviation Junction
  by BR
• Eat up your pinks
  by WORDS BY EMMA TOWNSHEND
• PROPERTY LADDER
  by Jonathan Christie
• BRIDGE
  by Maureen Hiron
• Danny Brocklehurst & Max Beesley
  by WORDS BY JULIAN HALL
• Napoleon's gold sword goes under the hammer
• Giant 'Swan Lake' heads for London
• Camilla wanted Charles as lover, not husband, and thought Diana was
• Ghost of the Gipper stalks the presidential race
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Cameron's spin-doctor choice 'will prove to be a mistake'
• Diana's death became a festival of inclusion