| The Independent 1996 Steve Boggan |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A game of two halves: the rich and the poor. (professional football in the UK)(Column) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Bloody trade that fuels Rwanda's war. (supplying arms to Rwanda) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Church to face 1m pounds sterling claim for sexual abuse. | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Fall of a butcher they called a good man. (mixed views about Scottish butcher John Barr following outbreak of food poisoning) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Five years for the man who had it all. (Lord Brocket jailed for participation in insurance fraud) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| From Khartoum to London: 20 hours of terror aborad Sudan Air flight 150. (Iraqis hijack plane travelling from Sudan to Amman, Jordan) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Matthew Brace |
| Hamilton's evil network. (Thomas Hamilton, who killed young children in Dunblane, Scotland, found to have established network of clubs for young boys) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, John McKie |
| I couldn't let her suffer. (Sophie Jones, who helped her mother to die)(Interview) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| 'Investment managers kept in the dark over transfer.' (secretive dealings in Mirror Group pension fund) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Lunch in a Mayfair restaurant, a blacklisted company, and the Conservatives' link to Serbia. (UK Conservative party accepted gift from Serb businessman whose companies were on a US treasury department sanctions black list) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, John Rentoul, Michael Ricks |
| Massacre in Class P1. (gunman attacks children in primary school in Dunblane, Scotland) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Mr Major's moral crusade haunted by buried skeletons. (UK prime minister John Major) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Nimrod on wing and a prayer. (UK's Nimrod force faces difficulties) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Parting advice of Marje, the nation's agony aunt. (death of Marjorie Proops) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Riding roughshod over tradition. (two women in Hawick, Scotland, seek to take part in traditional ceremony) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Secret report reveals council vote-rigging. (investigation into ruling Labour group on Hackney council in north-east London) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Snitch on a relative, shop a neighbour. Mr Lilley is pleased to take your call. (National Benefits Fraud Hot Line begins operating) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Statto, the king of soccer nerds. (Angus Loughran, expert on sports statistics) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| The business of dying. (making funerals more modern)(Column) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| 'The man of whom nightmares are made.' (Thomas Hamilton, who shot children at a school in Dunblane, Scotland) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, John McKie |
| 'There wasn't a day when I didn't ask myself: How could you give your son away?' (Andrew Moss, father of the baby boy given up for adoption by Labour MP Clare Short)(Interview) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| The spy who loved me (and my laptop). (growing problems with industrial espionage) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| They were reading, chatting - then an almighty bang turned their world over. (commuter train crashes) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Peter Victor |
| Whatever happened to Ossie Clark? (influence of fashion designer Raymond 'Ossie' Clark) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan |
| Woman found alive in hospital morgue. | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Peter Victor |
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