| The Independent 1996 Andrew Marr |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A big idea to suit the nation's grumpy mood. (Labour party leader Tony Blair's vision of a 'stakeholder society')(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A Chancellor at the end of his tether. (chancellor Kenneth Clarke opposed to referendum on single European currency)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A drama with genuine consequences for us all. (key political changes in UK since 1986) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A little hypocrisy is good for us all. (importance of incentives and rewards in UK politics)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| All bull and bravado. (government ministers should not try to tell people whether they should eat beef or not)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Ambushers lie in wait as Major enters the pass. (UK government faces uncertain future)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A national heritage that holds us back. (UK should avoid focusing on past glories)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A nation of voyeurs is not a pretty sight. (unclear distinction between private matters and those which can be debated in public)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A public finance scandal in the making. (views on the UK government's Private Finance Initiative)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A Tory leader made in Hong Kong. (Chris Patten very influential in Conservative party)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Beef isn't the burning issue. (economic reasons for the UK leaving the European Union)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Blair has persuaded himself to be a reform hedgehog. (Labour party leader Tony Blair calls for political change)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Blair's winning plan: keep it simple. (Labour party leader Tony Blair plans consultation on manifesto)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| 'Britain is slowly changing hands.' (Conservative party has very little chance of winning the next general election) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Buchanan's message is not a load of hogwash. (impact of Republican presidential nomination contender Pat Buchanan)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Clean up Britain, but don't do it from the pulpit. (UK politicians should avoid involvement in spiritual issues)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Compassion comes before contentment. (advice for Labour party leader Tony Blair; Professor John Kenneth Galbraith)(Interview) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Conservatives fight the enemy within. (some UK Conservatives place little emphasis on winning next general election)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Culloden without the bloodshed. (possible impact of Scottish parliament)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Dealing with the IRA's terminators. (need to find a clear role for republicans in Northern Ireland)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Don't fudge it: the European question is Germany. (the UK has no choice but to accept the dominance of Germany)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Dreamers who win power will alter the dream. (UK Labour and Conservative parties begin to swap roles)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| For a mediocre wage you get a dim MP. (MPs deserve a higher salary)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Generous and sensible Major eats his words. (prime minister John Major accepts that Irish terrorist weapons may be decommissioned while political talks are taking place) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Go on Tony, make my day. (Labour party leader Tony Blair should consider frivolous measures)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Invasion of the prying press. (striking a balance between acceptable journalistic inquiry and invasion of privacy)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Is it just Emma - or is it really The End? (Conservative MP Emma Nicholson defects to Liberal Democrats)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Is painting dead? or what? (art critic Robert Hughes)(Interview) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| It's going to be close, and only you know how close. (outcome of next UK general election remains uncertain)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| It's low, it's dirty, and it's personal. (election campaign likely to have very negative tone)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Just a step away from animal rights. (Peter Singer, driving force behind the animal liberation movement)(Interview) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Labour goes for the jugular. (Labour party criticises government over policy on British beef)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Lessons for Blair from the War of Little Joe. (controversy over decision by Harriet Harman to send her son to a selective school highlights difficulties with Labour party's education policy)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Love thy neighbour and keep the noise down. (UK Labour party takes new approach to social morality)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Message for our leaders: ignore Clinton's America.(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| No Machiavelli, just a social democrat in disguise. (Labour politician Peter Mandelson)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| No. They're not even fit to tie the laces. (no replacement for UK chancellor Kenneth Clarke) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Nottingham chutzpah: daring to be dull. (UK government's 1996 Budget very restrained)(Budget special)(Editorial) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| One little s-word is hardly enough. (UK's Conservative government apologises to voters from years of economic difficulties)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Orwellian thoughts. (George Orwell's views on political language are still relevant)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Paddy's libertarian mission. (Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown breaks political mould)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Poised between triumph and disaster. (UK government's future closely linked with the progress of the peace process in Northern Ireland)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Politicians: if you want us to listen, keep it Short. (British people pay less attention to politicians)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Politics in action - the decline of democracy. (shift to the right reduces voters' choices in the UK)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Private lives, public debate: the growing moral maze. (significant developments in the UK in 1996) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Remembering the meaning of disgrace. (the House of Commons must make a stand against political scandal)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Secretive, incompetent, chaotic. (Sir Richard Scott's inquiry into the arms-for-Iraq affair) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Self-belief is no defence for ministers. (Attorney-General Sir Nicholas Lyell refuses to apologise about behaviour over Public Interest Immunity Certificates)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Shreds of hope remain among the shards of glass. (prospects for peace in Northern Ireland)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Social democracy or just soap opera? (personality clashes within the UK Labour party)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| That dangerous warrior queen. (former prime minister Margaret Thatcher inflicts damage on Conservative party)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The deal with Mr Adams. (correct treatment of Sinn Fein vital to success of peace process in Northern Ireland)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The last Tory prime minister? (bleak prospects for Conservative government if prime minister John Major is removed before a general election)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The podgy maniac is the Tories' saviour. (chancellor Kenneth Clarke's role in the survival of the Conservative party)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The rise of do-it-yourself democracy. (stakeholders already operating at local level) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The Stupid Party saves Tony Blair. (Labour party seeks serious intellectual thought on how to modernise the UK)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| This, finally, is Clarke's sticking point. (chancellor Kenneth Clarke becomes isolated as Eurosceptical mood in Conservative party grows)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Tony Blair's Victorian values. (political audit of the Labour party; first in series) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Tories who chime with Europe. (UK has no easy options in deciding course of relations with European Union)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Town vs country. (BSE scare creates crisis in rural communities)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Two nations, one language: reform. (views on need for political reform in the UK)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Ulster's blind 'underdogs.' (Unionists precipitate collapse of peace process in Northern Ireland)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Voting reform is a winner for Blair. (Labour party must decide whether to cooperate with Liberal Democrats on changing voting system)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| 'We have lost the art of judging right from wrong ... We are in danger of becoming a shallow society.' (George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury)(Interview) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| We're having the wrong arguments. (need to refocus the European debate)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Westminster's mirror to the real UK. (politicians have a wide range of outside interests)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| What is politics about? It's about pouring poison on people. (politics increasingly dominated by personal issues)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| When MPs start taking the biscuits. (impact of collapse of libel case against Guardian newspaper brought by Conservative MP Neil Hamilton)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Why one man's beef is good for us all. (Sir James Goldsmith calls for referendum on Europe)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Why we should listen to the Panzer's rumble. (German chancellor Helmut Kohl hints at risk of war if European Union collapses)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Will Blair seize the role of great reformer? (UK Labour party leader Tony Blair)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Without Gerry, they'll need a miracle. (prospects for peace process in Northern Ireland)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
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