| The Independent 1996 Christian Wolmar |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A fireball in the sky at 13,000 ft - and 228 people plunged to their deaths.(Trans World Airlines plane crash; includes related articles) | Retail industry | Jojo Moyes, Mary Dejevsky, Rupert Cornwell, Andrew Gumbel, Christian Wolmar |
| Darkness at the end of the tunnel. (fire in Channel Tunnel) | Retail industry | Mary Dejevsky, Michael Harrison, Christian Wolmar, James Cusick |
| Last call for the captains in blue. (problems facing air pilots) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| Non-confrontational, helpful and flexible, no wonder women are the modern employer's first choice. (British men experience difficulties in the workplace) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| Sensation! Tory minister does the decent thing. (Paymaster General David Willetts resigns) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar, Colin Brown |
| Stagecoach in 475m pounds sterling rail takeover.(UK coach company acquires Porterbrook, which leases rolling stock) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison, Christian Wolmar |
| 'The controls jumped out of his hand at 4,000 feet. It was every pilot's nightmare.' (pilot Ray Cockerton)(Interview) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| The low country on wheels. (a cycling holiday in the Netherlands) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| The railway children of Bucharest. (many Romanian children live on the streets of Bucharest) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| The stagecoaching of Britain.(Stagecoach, UK coach company; includes related article) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| What track is the Labour Party travelling on? (Labour party must give details of its plans for the future of the rail network)(Column) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| Why we suffer motorway sadness.(poor state of UK roads) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
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