| The Independent 1997 Christian Wolmar |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Blair's long trek to victory. (new UK Prime Minister Tony Blair)(Election '97) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Paul Vallely, Barrie Clement, Christian Wolmar, Colin Brown |
| Blair stops the dithering over the dome. (UK Prime Minister Tony Blair decides to go ahead with Millennium Exhibition in Greenwich, London, England) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| City cold-shoulders Tories on the margin. (City of London firms will not seek to recruit Conservative MPs who lose their seat at the forthcoming general election) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar, Sam Coates |
| Close the roads and traffic disappears.(Column) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| Council's 'wasted' 20m pounds sterling demolition. (city council of Hull, England, faces opposition to plan to demolish 600 council homes) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| Dealer who strove to shine with PM. (mixed relations between diamond broker Willie Nagel and UK Conservative party) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| He did it for Alvin Stardust and Chris Rea: can he do it for Blair? (Michael Levy, chief fundraiser for Tony Blair, leader of the UK Labour party) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| Hidden world of MPs' expense scams. (concern about funding of political parties in the UK) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar, Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Signals could be key to cause of fatal collision. (high speed train collides with freight train near Southall, London, England) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar, Randeep Ramesh |
| The little people of Paisley. (political conflict in Paisley, Scotland)(Column) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| Tories stand by their men. (UK Conservative party rejects allegations of corruption) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar, Fran Abrams |
| Unelected, unaccountable and still unchallenged. (UK government not likely to take firm action against unelected quangos)(Column) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
| World trips, free lunches, outings to the races - an everyday tale of Labour councillors. (controversy over behaviour of Labour councillors in Doncaster, England) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar |
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