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Articles in Jan 27, 2008, issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Neil Strauss
  by WORDS BY ADAM JACQUES PHOTOGRAPH BY EVA VERMANDEL
• North Yorkshire
  by Rhiannon Batten
• Why I love...
  by Conn Iggulden
• JAZZ
• Skiing is all about fun - it's a beautiful sport
  by Chemmy Alcott Mark Rowe
• Love and war among the chatterati rings a little hollow
  by Kate Bassett
• RENTAL PROPERTY Minister puts spotlight on private landlords
• Oh, so retro!
  by Michael Booth
• 'Disasters' aside, the downturn hasn't changed shape: we're still on
• My fellow Americans ... is anybody listening?
  by Rupert Cornwell
• WEEKLYPEDIA
• Gus desperate to pass United test
  by Steve Tongue
• Ennis on track for Beijing but fears threat of the Swedes
  by Simon Turnbull
• Lee finds scoring touch at last as errors spoil Mansfield's day
  by Steve Tongue
• Much ado about a little green man
  by Ida Bergstrom
• Societe scandal adds to banking turmoil
• DEATHS
• Class of 2008
  by Susie Mesure
• Plans to merge probation and prison services
• First win tempered by injury to Regan
  by David Llewellyn
• Two dead in helicopter crash at golf club
• Britannia dropped from 50p
  by Sadie Gray
• The critical list
• It must be rubbish, it's by 'A Lady'
  by DJ TAYLOR
• Adam Buxton
  by WORDS BY ESTHER WALKER PHOTOGRAPH BY JEAN GOLDSMITH
• Tbilisi, Georgia
  by Matthew Collin
• Kanana camp, Botswana
  by Mike Higgins
• WORLD
• JAZZ
• A musical feast needs more than a plate of dainties
  by Anna Picard
• ONLINE SCAMS NatWest comes top in 'phishing' hit list
• S'il vous plait, Mr Pepy: put Europe on hold and come and run our
  by Margareta Pagano
• One minute you're a star, the next you're a rogue
  by Martin Baker CITY EYE
• Liverpool's the city of censure as fans delude themselves
  by Nick Townsend
• Elliott goal sinks Seasiders to keep Robins flying high
  by Geoff Brown
• Phillips is spot onwhile Posh fire blanks
  by Jim Foulerton
• Green shoots, Mr Brown? I don't see them
  by Alan Watkins
• Heroic Havant give Reds fright of their lives
  by Guy Hodgson
• High-speed style Italian trains get the Prada treatment
  by Margareta Pagano
• Despite ourselves, we are all Gordon Gekkos now
  by Oliver James
• NUMBERS
• Johnson says office story is dirty trick
  by Jonathan Owen
• The man who saved the world (or not)
  by John Lichfield
• Lamb edges battle of fly-halves
  by Tim Glover
• Swift election urged as Prodi government falls
• New campaign cash allegations hit Labour trio
  by Brian Brady Whitehall Editor
• Morrissey at the Roundhouse
• Gothic, but glam
  by WORDS BY SARAH HARRIS PHOTOGRAPH BY GUY DRAYTON
• 'Anorexia has been a friend'
  by Sister Marie Therese Interview by Peter Stanford PHOTOGRAPH BY JEAN
• City of dreams
  by MURROUGH O'BRIEN
• Chamonix, France
  by Bill Tuckey
• CLASSICAL/POP
• POP
• ALSO SHOWING
• They foul up your credit file but still financial firms play God
  by Kate Hughes
• Can Tomb Raider's owner dodge the grave?
  by Lauren Mills
• SPORT
• Apocalypse not now
  by Stephen Foley
• Time has come for a minute's serious reflection on tribal hatred
• Deadly Young quick on draw
  by James Corrigan
• And finally ... Sir Trevor broadcasts his wholesome habits
• What do Adam Ant and The Clash make of Parky and the offer of a free
  by Peter York ON ADS
• THE PEOPLE MAKING THE HEADLINES IN THE COMING WEEK
• Aquarius 20 Jan-18 Feb Your week
• 'Hamas sees the suffering of Gazans as a tool'
• Mayor's ethnic 'bank' in fraud quiz
  by Jonathan Owen
• The City Diary
• Leicester further Tait's education
  by Hugh Godwin
• Invest in the planet and clean up
• Get ready for the backlash...
• The invisible chef
  by WORDS BY TERRY DURACK Restaurant critic
• Punchlines not included
  by BEN THOMPSON
• How to sleep with Mr Armani
  by photograph by Bohdan cap
• Why Apple and popcorn is the perfect combination
  by TOBY YOUNG
• ELECTRONIC
• A club for the kids and a spa for me
• It's a crude message: agit-hop doesn't work
  by Jenny Gilbert
• ONLINE scams NatWest comes top in 'phishing' hit list
• As the US economy has a hard landing, earnings still have far to
  by Chris Walker OUTSIDE VIEW
• Rebecca swaps oars for pedals but can make history with more medals
  by Alan Hubbard