| The Independent 1995 Paul Vallely |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| After the verdict. (racial tension in inner London)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| All he wants now is a life to call his own. (10th anniversary of Live Aid; singer Bob Geldof)(Interview) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| A million Britons will eat at McDonald's today. So why, asks Paul Vallely, has the burger chain become the focus of so much middle-class distaste? | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| An Islam of slogans fed the riots, so did white Islamophobia. (clashes between Asian youths and police in Bradford, UK)(Cover Story) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Any humane regime incurs risk. (ways of preventing suicides among prisoners) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| A place where the nation can make heroes. (plans for UK national academy of sport)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, Jim White |
| Are animals losing their innocents? (latest developments in animal welfare campaigning) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| As the addict said to the bishop .... (religious and political leaders mix with drug addicts and homeless people) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| A time to pause and remember. (Royal British Legion campaigns to maintain two minutes' silence to mark the anniversary of the signing of the Armistice which ended the 1914-1918 war)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| A very British coop. (Conservative MPs seek safe seats) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| A very Churchillian gesture. (debate over wartime papers of Sir Winston Churchill) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Blood sports meet their Waterloo? (change in people's attitudes towards animals) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Can Blair get hold of the middle classes? (Labour party leader Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, Esther Oxford |
| Can he make Mr Blair great? (Frank Field, Labour chairman of the Commons social services select committee)(Interview) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Can the City halt London's drift to the east? (possible changes in the geography of London)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, John Willcock, Scott Hughes |
| Dark world of Britain's secret foreign policy. (recent court case sheds light on concealed areas of foreign policy) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Doctor Who returns to Downing Street. (Norman Blackwell, new head of prime minister John Major's policy unit) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Five years of crossed lines at Cable & Wireless. (Lord Young to leave Cable and Wireless) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| For what cause did Jill Phipps die? (death of animal rights protester) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, Martin Whitfield, Danny Penman |
| Have handbag, will travel. (activities of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| How Brixton became a byword for disorder. (rioting in London borough of Brixton)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| How scarves and woollies slaughtered a trade. (severe damage to UK's livestockexport business) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| How to beat the rail strike. (growing interest in teleworking) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, Christian Wolmar |
| How to halt the global money-go-round? (problems facing aid agencies)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| How to lead a nation by the Nose. (views on Comic Relief) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| 'I live every day like it's my last.' (tennis player Monica Seles)(Interview) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, John Roberts |
| It's none of our business any more. (politicians lose control over privatised utilities) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| It's the end of the world as they know it. (millennial groups believe that the world will end soon)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| John Major has set himself the most impossible task of his career. Not peace in Northern Ireland, not even winning an election. No, he has exhorted the nation that tonight, at 8.38pm, we should all fall silent and remain so for two minutes to mark VE Day. Silence. For two whole minutes. Can this man be serious? | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Journey of the modern magi. (retracing the steps of the Three Wise Men through Syria and Jordan to Bethlehem)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Keeping faith in the system. (church leaders concerned that schools fail to meet statutory requirements for collective worship) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| More cartoon than campaign. (Labour party's by-election tactics) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, John Rentoul |
| Oh what fun it is to have Christmas every day. (Andy Park celebrates Christmas throughout the year)(Interview) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Politicians rely on them, tycoons swear by them, even the Queen has one. (growing influence of spin doctors) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Pope urges protest against abortion laws. | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Pride and prejudice. (views on the UK's Muslim population; first of two reports) | Retail industry | Andrew Brown, Paul Vallely |
| Private Clegg's friends in high places. (Private Lee Clegg may be freed from life sentence) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Revealed: Minister's call to sell arms to Iraq just before war. (letter from former secretary of state for trade and industry Nicholas Ridley used as evidence in Scott inquiry into sale of arms to Iraq) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, Chris Blackhurst |
| Saatchi minus Saatchi? (future for Maurice and Charles Saatchi) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Scholar with a foot in the real world. (Cardinal Carlo Mario Martini, Archbishop of Milan, seems likely to become next Pope) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Should we change the rules of this club? (views on reforming the House of Lords) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, Stephen Ward |
| Spacious, desirable and still empty. (County Hall, former home of the Greater London Council) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Standing firm in his time warp. (Catholic Church moves further away from modern attitudes with continued opposition to contraception) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Stephen Fry's strange idea of failure. (actor Stephen Fry reacts badly to poor theatrical reviews) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Take a walk on the wild side. (ramblers remain determined to fight against hostile landowners) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The best place to be a Muslim. (attitudes of British-born children of Asian immigrants; second of two reports on Muslims in the UK) | Retail industry | Andrew Brown, Paul Vallely |
| The computer kids that can't count. (views on educational standards in hi-tech age)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The house that Thatcher dismantled. (housing association face crisis) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The Nobel art of picking winners. (1995 Nobel prizes have not attracted controversy so far)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The noble art left reeling on the ropes. (growing concern over safety of boxing) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The Oxbridge art of rowing as you row. (views on the Oxford-Cambridge boat race) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The right wing plot to get Lord Mackay. (Daily Mail organises Conservative opposition to divorce reform Bill)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The secret she won't tell him. (Therese Muamini protects her adoptive son, who was born HIV positive) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| The whole truth: who needs it? (new views on dishonesty) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Time to give up hope? (continued search for Ben Needham, who disappeared while on a holiday in Greece in 1991) | Retail industry | Mary Braid, Paul Vallely |
| Triumph of Hope over adversity. (David Hope, the next Archbishop of York, targetted by homosexual activists) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Turmoil at the Telegraph. (events following resignation of editor Max Hastings)(Column) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| What in the name of God is going on here? (Catholic organisation Opus Dei) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| What is life in the womb without mother? (ethical problems associated with keeping alive the unborn baby of a brain damaged woman) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| When mothers defy the mullahs. (western secularism clashes with religious fundamentalism in Islamic countries) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| Why Labour may retreat on the Lords. (Labour party's options for reform of the House of Lords) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely, Stephen Ward |
| Would Madam like to be grilled or soft-soaped? (latest trends in political interviewing) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
| You can't show that, it's political. (strict broadcasting rules on advertising) | Retail industry | Paul Vallely |
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