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• The Grosvenor gets its groove back
  by JOE WARWICK
• Essentials
  by Rhiannon Harries
• You can't keep a bad man down
  by WORDS BY JAMES MOTTRAM
• Nick and Marc Francis
  by WORDS BY LUIZA SAUMA
• The Trouble With Physics By Lee Smolin Penguin Pounds 7.99 ****
  by LAURENCE PHELAN
• JAZZ
  by Nick Coleman
• The rates are great but the future isn't Rock-solid
  by James Moore
• Divide the plot, conquer the audience
  by Jonathan Romney
• XF factor
  by John Simister
• Life of Evel by Stuart Barker
  by Simon Redfern
• Dr Phil misses the symptoms of anonymity
• Gloss Noun
  by Nicholas Bagnall
• While Fidel lives, change will come very slowly to Cuba
• Cheryl loves Ashley, apparently
• :: ZIMBABWE
• Coppell to use his head for right Royal relegation scrap
  by Nick Townsend CHIEF
• 'Professor' Black to teach fellow inmates
  by Stephen Foley
• :: MUSIC
• Nuclear plant chiefs face jail if they fail to keep clean-up records
  by Magnus Lloyd
• Cafe society will have to wait
• Ban drug cheats for eight years
  by Alan Hubbard
• Don't blame it on the young: we're a nation of boozers
  by Janet Street-Porter EDITOR-AT-LARGE
• A working-class boy made good
  by Andrew Johnson
• And the Oscar winner is... anyone who doesn't have to go
  by TOBY YOUNG
• Taken to the cleaners
  by WORDS BY DANUTA KEAN
• Dan Stevens
  by HERMIONE EYRE
• CONCISE CROSSWORD
• The Forager
  by WENDY FOGARTY
• ELECTRO
  by Simon Price
• DRIVING TESTS Fees set to increase
• UTILITY BILLS Market to be investigated
• You only need a supermini to enter the comfort zone of high-rise
  by James Ruppert
• The award for least prepared speech goes to ...
  by Cole Moreton
• Home search sites have a new kid on the block
  by David Parsley
• DEATHS
• A very British invasion Academy Awards: Hollywood's Big Night Out
  by Jonathan Romney
• 17.02.08-23.02.08 Violence punished in court and at the cinema
• Stand-ins step up to mark to dig Gloucester out of trouble
  by David Llewellyn
• How can little Shannon just vanish in the land of CCTV?
  by Barry Keevins
• Ice Warrior's polar trek
• :: BALKANS
• Blackstone bid for Close Brothers in doubt
  by Simon Evans
• So, Mr Straw, weren't you just a little bit curious?
  by Martin Bright
• Mark my words
  by Leigh
• Darling will survive, but not with any credit
  by Alan Watkins
• :: COUNCIL TAX
• Chloe, Queen of Quirky
  by RHIANNON HARRIES
• Whatever, bro
  by JONATHAN TRIGELL
• Viva Las Vegas
  by CHRISTIAN HOUSE
• POKER
  by Nic Szeremeta
• Here's to you, old bean
  by Skye Gyngell
• POP
  by Simmy Richman
• A little French fancy goes a long way
  by Simon Price
• ONLINE Shoppers snap up web bargains
• AROUND THE UK
  by Simone Kane skane@independentcouk
• We could end up with a situation like WWE wrestling where everyone
• So are these people off their Rockers?
  by Simon Evans
• Grant thrives as new special one
  by Nick Townsend
• THE FIRST GRAND NATIONAL 1839
• Could that unguarded moment save Hillary?
  by Rupert Cornwell
• Torres trick torments Boro after Benitez's rotation slows down
  by David Instone
• Hughes injury mars Best possible start for Coleman's Coventry
  by Conrad Leach
• City big guns to launch assault on non-dom tax
  by Margareta Pagano Business Editor
• Britain's year zero
  by Geoffrey Lean
• Macquarie mulls Pounds 1.5bn bid for Land Sec Trillium
  by Magnus Lloyd
• We could learn some lessons from 'The Choir'
  by Sarah Sands
• Madonna plus Macedonia means different, not dumb
  by Michael Williams Readers' editor
• Errors in system let criminals stay free
  by Brian Brady WHITEHALL EDITOR
• A fine romance: when the lights go down the fun really starts
  by Kate Bassett
• Why I love...
  by Hermione Eyre
• The non-kosher pizza test
  by WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE
• The curse of Chateau Petrus
  by Nicola Smyth
• More British bistros
• This week's hot tips for travellers
• CLASSICAL
  by Anna Picard
• A life in glorious pictures
  by Hermione Eyre
• The borrowers who've been sacrificed to salvage a bank
  by Julian Knight PERSONAL FINANCE EDITOR
• Buying a home in London: it's the American dream
  by Harriet Meyer
• Brave Walsh delivers Post on Gungadu despite back injury
  by Sue Montgomery RACING CORRESPONDENT
• Mourinho gets the Blues pencil treatment
  by Alan Hubbard