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Articles in Dec 9, 2007, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Just say no!
  by PHOTOGRAPH BY ANDY PARADISE
• Essentials
  by CASSETTE PLAYA
• JAZZ
• Get out of my way, I want to see the tiger
• R&B
• This week's hot tips for travellers >>
• You're a block of ice if the boiler breaks. Will insurance thaw you?
• Indian dynasties have sharpened their acts, but siblings are
• From motherhood to pensions, what are my Dutch wife's rights?
• 'Top grade has given me confidence'
  by Sally Conway
• Bigot
• Our friends in the North. No, really
• 'It is clear the British economy is moving into a serious slowdown'
• CATCH A FALLING STAR
  by TIM MINOGUE
• Beye buys breathing space for Allardyce with last-gasp strike
• Bristol emerge from mud to bury Quins
  by David Llewellyn
• Murdoch jnr's News Corp graduation signals new era for 'Times' and
• Dolly does Rotherham
• Here is the news on BBC1 - the best reason yet to buy a paper
  by Janet Street-Porter EDITOR-AT-LARGE
• :: afghanistanBritish soldier killed in Nato assault on Helmand drug
• Up the creek
• :: militarySoldiers underpaid in EDS computer error
• Benitez red-faced as rotation policy leaves Liverpool in spin
• Good and bad Germans
• The Forager
  by WENDY FOGARTY
• SOUL
• Why I love...
• POP
• The Bourne Ultimatum
  by Nicholas Barber
• Life is notoriously good here on Planet Earth
  by Simon Price
• Comradeship and lager: that's what not so little boys are made of
  by Peter York
• Store cards: all that glitters is only gold for the shops
• The buoy wonder who is bound to make a big splash in the Olympics
• THIS IS THE WEEK THAT
  by TIM MINOGUE
• Lineen's Warriors fight for black and blue
• 'Angry and annoyed but I must go on'
  by Ian Bell
• :: immigration10 million settle in US, half of them illegally
• 'Jerry Springer' is no match for a tsunami of belief
  by Sarah Sands
• Tigers only just Goode enough
• Designer's new collection sparks Ethiopian anger
• EDUCATION SUPPLEMENT
  by TIM MINOGUE
• Call that rock & roll?
• :: legalFlatley wins Pounds 5m in suit against rape accuser
• 'Alcohol is a drug and people get addicted, like my brother'
• Planners fast-tracked Labour donor's business park scheme
• Shevchenko fills Drogba void to steer Chelsea home
• Good old-fashioned fun
  by WORDS BY TERRY DURACK PHOTOGRAPH BY LUCA ZAMPEDRI
• Raymond Briggs & John Coates
  by WORDS BY ROB SHARP PHOTOGRAPH BY DOMINICK TYLER
• ROCK
• POP
• JAZZ
• ENERGY BILLS_Watchdog rounds on suppliers for penalising the poor
• My long day's night from Buck House to the dog track
  by Hermione Eyre
• Who Dares Wins? TV's indies did. But now they've met their Waterloo
• INSURANCE_Government urged to 'wake up' on flooding
• Benitez searches for knockout punch
  by Steve Tongue
• THE ONE THE TURNER PRIZE MISSED ...
  by TIM MINOGUE
• If you're keen to explore the lures of Moscow, call on a cabbie
  by Keith Elliott
• There is a fine line between modesty and secrecy
  by Michael Williams Readers' editor
• Mark my words & other cliches
  by Leigh
• Aretha's handle on couture
• Belief of proud hosts can keep England in check
• The grand master of couture comes to London
• LEISURE_Share price goes into overdrive as Game Group is cleared to
• :: EU-Africa summitMerkel to Mugabe: you're damaging Africa's image
• Gallery faces lawsuit over Rubens
• Fallon faces ban after failed drugs test, say lawyers
• Teacher feared guards would 'teach me a lesson'
• Eat, drink, be merry
  by PHOTOGRAPHS BY LISA BARBER
• Colourful, grand and with gloomth galore
• CLASSICAL
• Culture
  by TOBY YOUNG
• Blinded by the light, deafened by the children
  by Charles Darwent
• ALSO SHOWING
• It passeth all understanding
  by Jonathan Romney
• If freesheets are bubblegum, a lot of chewing is going on
• CREDIT CRUNCH_FSA predicts rising tide of mortgage rejections and
• Get ready for a French invasion
• YOU COULDN'T MAKE IT UP
  by TIM MINOGUE
• Hatton tickets too hot for Posh and the Spice Girls
  by Alan Hubbard