| The Independent 1997 Andrew Marr |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A better code. Now make it work. (United Kingdom Press Complaints Commission suggests changes to journalistic code)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A climate for change. (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair signals new approach to environmental policy)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| A nation at ease with itself? We're getting there. (United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Back in control? Blair and Campbell's big idea is ... honesty. (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair and spokesman Alastair Campbell)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Blair needs to be more than tough. (UK Labour party leader Tony Blair)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Blair places his bet on the Thin Controller. (UK Prime Minister Tony Blair appoints Peter Mandelson as minister without portfolio)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Blair's Britain: only the beginning. (UK Labour party leader Tony Blair's likely impact)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Blair's chance to lead in Europe. (UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has power to transform European Union)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Blair's deafening silence on the euro. (UK Labour party leader Tony Blair)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Breakfast time, and he's full of fight. (UK prime minister John Major remains a compelling speaker)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Catch them by the hind legs. (political cartoonist Ralph Steadman returns to the attack)(Media +)(Interview) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Cry 'God for Tony Blair, England and The Sun.' (UK Labour party leader Tony Blair changes his stance on European Union to suit different audiences)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Don't end one of our few great Enlightenment legacies. (possibility of United Kingdom government introducing entrance charges for art galleries and museums)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| England, stop whingeing about a Scottish parliament.(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| For Tony Blair, the real enemy is within the walls of Cabinet. (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair faces conflict within government)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Galileo, Copernicus - and now Dolly! (impact of the cloning of a sheep)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Goodbye heritage, hello culture. (boom in United Kingdom culture)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Hockney now. (artist David Hockney) (Interview) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Honest John versus Tricky Tony .... (UK election campaign to focus on personalities of Tony Blair and John Major)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Is there a Tory future? (mixed views on future of UK Conservative party)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr, Anthony Bevins |
| It's goodbye to Mr In-Between. (mixed achievements for outgoing UK Prime Minister John Major)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Labour finally begins to choose its enemies. (gap emerges between UK Labour and Conservative parties)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Makers of their own tragedy. (Russian revolution)(author Orlando Figes)(Interview) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Now Blair must go out and sell his vision of reform. (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair must gain support for devolution)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Now it's Major vs his party. (UK Prime Minister John Major calls for unity within Conservative party) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Scotland's gamble on a new political culture.(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The cautionary tale of Labour's last moderniser. (UK Prime Minister Tony Blair should learn from experiences of Harold Wilson)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The end of Empire, the beginning of modern Britain. (United Kingdom's departure from Hong Kong)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The ghost of real politics stalk a silent, disregarded palace. (serious challenges facing United Kingdom House of Commons)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The Scotsman's home rule hand-grenade. (The Scotsman newspaper argues that Scottish MPs must lose the right to vote on English affairs at Westminster)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| The Siberia pact is a chilling omen for Hague. (impact on United Kingdom Conservative party of deal between Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown and Prime Minister Tony Blair)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| They have friends - but can they make enemies? (challenges for a Labour government in the UK)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Time to start making enemies. (United Kingdom government will have to start making difficult decisions)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Tony and Gordon cast their magic spell over the Emu debate.(United Kingdom policy toward European monetary union)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Under the Dome: a serious proposal. (possible role for Millennium Dome in Greenwich, London, England)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Vincent Hanna.(Obituary) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| Voters try to smoke out New Labour. (UK Labour party begins to look vulnerable)(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| We are all equal ... in fooling ourselves that we believe in equality.(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| We think you should be told. (key question in run-up to general election in the UK) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
| While the Tories bicker, politics is changing shape.(Column) | Retail industry | Andrew Marr |
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