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Articles in May 4, 2008 issue of Independent on Sunday, The

• Last of the big spenders
  by words by terry durack Restaurant critic
• Bright young thing
  by Brandon Robshaw
• 'They wanted to make me a sex slave'
  by words by lee weeks
• The Big Kahuna
  by words by John Tague
• It's a jungle out there
• Don't let others dictate the life you want to live
  by cecilia d'felice
• 'I didn't think I had a brain at all'
  by words by brian logan
• Camille
  by words by luiza sauma
• Xxxxxxx xxxxxxx Shot and sweet
  by words by xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Jill Murphy & Katharine Holabird
  by rebecca armstrong
• David Suchet
  by words by LUIZA SAUMA
• poker By Nic Szeremeta
• concise crossword No. 951
• More hotel-based Italians
• The Forager
  by wendy fogarty
• erotokritos, designer
• C&A man strikes back
  by words by josh sims
• Lend them your ears
• Occidental tourist
• Granta 101 ed Jason CowleyGranta Pounds 10.99
• Farewell Britannia: A family saga of Roman Britain By Simon
• Pinter's women
• Tanya Byron
  by rhiannon harries
• This time it's personal: cash advances hit by the crunch
  by Julian Knight
• the number House prices down on last year to average cost of Pounds
• Walk the Blue Fields By Claire KeeganFaber Pounds 7.99
• Beatles for Sale By John BlaneyJawbone Pounds 14.95
• Zero tolerance: will borrowers transfer to Abbey?
  by Kate Hughes
• What's the best way to train for a marathon? Go on holiday
  by John Mullin
• THIS WEEK'S TIPS FOR TRAVELLERS
• Hey mum, let's have a thrilling time in Corsica
  by Katy Holland kholland@independentcouk
• Forget the credit crunch. Bite into these cut-price menus
  by Andy Lynes alynes@independentcouk
• Take a break Professional surfer Reubin Pearce on where to hit the
• Jump on board: the insider's guide to riding the waves
  by Kay Barron
• Why we'll still pay for luxury in the air and on the ground
  by Kate Simon
• Gazundering is back as sellers are stitched up at the 11th hour
  by Esther Shaw
• INSURANCE Drivers travelling light
• Just add hot water and stir...
  by Simmy Richman
• Nothing gets lost in translation in the luxurious Peninsula
  by Susie Rushton
• Lord laid low by sex scandal
• Smiley Miley pouts, and around the world marketing executives are
  by Katy Guest
• True Adjective
  by Nicholas Bagnall
• A wake-up call to the charity fatigued as Oxfam gets animated
  by Peter York
• The ins and outs of real women and their curves
  by Katy Guest
• The happy list
  by David Randall
• DEATHS
• 'People think I'm aloof, or old, which is not me at all'
• MOTORING Accelerating premiums fan the flames of petrol prices
• CASH MANAGEMENT Couples go it alone
• Israel at 60
  by Raymond Whitaker
• NEWS WEEK
• New Beowulf takesa swipe at the City'sover-paid dragons
  by Margareta Pagano
• We feel poorer and resentful about tax, so the election should
  by Hamish McRae ECONOMIC VIEW
• Jarvis: the company that made a billion and nearly lost it all
  by Mark Leftly
• America looks to its shopping malls for salvation
• Royal Navy's Pounds 800m to rule the waves
  by Andrew Johnson
• 'I want a career in aromatherapy. Can I massage my cash?'
  by Harriet Meyer
• Which is the one book you just can't live without?
  by FOISAL AL-ALI
• Here we go gathering Sats in May
  by Alison Shepherd
• The Family Man of Amstetten
  by David Randall
• May Day Meltdown
  by Jane Merrick
• Carter sneaks into first final
  by Clive Everton
• Reiss with everything: a fashion chain on the go
  by Margareta Pagano
• Lost Vivaldi opera staged
  by David Randall
• Britons missing in Brazil
  by Paul Bignell
• Cameron's green shoots are at risk
• He's the boss. It's what he does best
  by Matthew Bell
• Multinationals make billions in profit out of growing global food
  by Geoffrey Lean ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• MDC faces impossible choice over Zimbabwe run-off vote
  by Raymond Whitaker
• Cuba logs on to the world of PCs
  by Will Weissert
• Cameron fears 'loose cannon' Johnson will hit his hopes of winning
  by Jane Merrick
• Slap! The modern man receives a make-up call
  by Kate Youde
• A darkness where only the human spirit can survive
  by Melanie McDonagh
• Surman thinks the unthinkable but intends to keep Saints alive
  by Nick Townsend CHIEF
• Ofsted accused over deputy heads' inspection fears
  by Richard Garner EDUCATION EDITOR
• Ramprakash on 99 and going strong
  by Stephen Brenkley
• Vaughan lets another chance slip away
  by Jon Culley
• Safety fears rise over unlicensed 'flab jab'
  by Nina Lakhani
• 'The day Boris became Mayor was the beginning of the end for Dave'
  by John Rentoul
• Navigator finds glory route
  by Sue Montgomery RACING CORRESPONDENT

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