| The Independent 1992 Hunter Davies |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A hero lies in wait, a father lives in hope. (Gary Lineker) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| 'Are you, or have you ever been, a genius?' (interview with Sir Clive Sinclair) (Buyers Guide) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Breakfast at Rantzen Towers. (television personality Esther Rantzen) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Can it, could it, be Donovan? (Donovan Philips Leitch) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| For the Sunday Times voice on football, read The People. (football journalist, Brian Glanville) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Happy is the soldier of fortune. (Duke of Westminster) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| He just slid down a snake, that's all. (David Mellor) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| How clever to be Mr Jay. (interview with Peter Jay) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| If it rains you get wet. If it's my film it gets trashed. (Ken Livingstone) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| It isn't the plutonium that makes him glow. (Jake Kelly, PRO for Sellafield) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| I've got the dream ticket. This is the best job in TV. (Lis Howell, director f programmes at GMTV) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Jennifer's new dawn. (Jennifer Saunders) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Michael Winner is undoubtedly at home. (film director Michael Winner) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Millions of shares, but not many laughs. (chairman of Slater Walker Jim Slater) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| '... off, I've had enough of you.' (Alan Sugar) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Portrait of the artist (a work in progress). (Peter Blake) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Preaching to the faithful from an Italian translation. (Liam Brady) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Sharper eyes as silence closes in. (David Hockney) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Sir Nicholas, too sexy for his trews? (Sir Nicholas Fairbairn, QC, MP) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| Splendid, splendid, and smart. (Lord Whitelaw) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| That Mrs Kinnock, where is she now? (interview with wife of Labour leader after defeat at election 1992) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| The fascinating life of the biographer. (Victoria Glendinning) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| The good food guide to surviving. (John Tovey, restaurateur, Miller House, Lake District) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| The importance of being Andrew. (Andrew Neil, editor of the Sunday Times) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| The richest man you've never heard of. (Albert Gubay, founder of Kwik Save discount stores) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| The six-million-dollar man can't be beat. (founder of publishers Century makes fortune in seven years) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| The very reverend Brian Redhead. (presenter of radio programme 'Today' Brian Redhead) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
| What nobody ever asked Ann Clwyd. (interview with a candidate for deputy leader of the Labour Party) (Interview) | Retail industry | Hunter Davies |
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