| The Independent 1997 Colin Brown |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Beef on the bone is banned in new scare. | Retail industry | Charles Arthur, Colin Brown |
| Blair braced for trouble in fall-out over poll.(United Kingdom Labor party leadership criticised over choice of candidate in by-election) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| Blair delays open government; Freedom of Information Bill will have to wait. (UK Prime Minister Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| 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 |
| Brown eyes the lottery jackpot: early Budget will shake up welfare. (UK Chancellor Gordon Brown) | Retail industry | Diane Coyle, Colin Brown |
| Cabinet split over food bug cover-up. (UK government denies cover-up over unpublished report on contaminated meat) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Charles Arthur, Colin Brown |
| Dare Major sack ministers? (UK Prime Minister John Major sees two minister defy official policy on European single currency) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Euro row descends on CBI conference. (Confederation of British Industry) | Retail industry | Michael Harrison, Colin Brown |
| Fears of Labour purge as press officers quit Whitehall. | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| Hidden world of MPs' expense scams. (concern about funding of political parties in the UK) | Retail industry | Christian Wolmar, Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Historic handover marred by snubs, fumble and farce. (handover of Hong Kong to China) | Retail industry | Steve Crawshaw, Colin Brown, Teresa Poole |
| How a Soviet mole united Tito and Churchill. (Soviet mole James Klugman played key role in United Kingdom decision to switch support to Tito's forces) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, John Crossland |
| Labour's likely lad. (John Prescott, deputy leader of the UK Labour party)(Column) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| Major slides backwards into the sleazy mire. (UK prime minister John Major) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| New Labour motors home: Blair sees Wirral by-election as the writing on the wall for Major. | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Nurses and teachers face pay clampdown. (UK) | Retail industry | Diane Coyle, Barrie Clement, Colin Brown |
| Party leaders take war over devolution north of the border. (UK prime minister John Major and Labour party leader Tony Blair campaign in Scotland) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Colin Brown |
| Six disasters; 368 people dead; no successful prosecutions. Now the Government acts. (United Kingdom government plans new offence of corporate killing) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| Spot the difference. (distinguishing between the policies of the UK Labour and Conservative parties)(Column) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Steward, rabble-rouser, statesman: John Prescott's rise above self-doubt. (United Kingdom Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott)(Column) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| The heat is on, in the world's warmest year. | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Nicholas Schoon |
| The Prescott interview. (UK Labour party deputy leader John Prescott)(Britain Decides)(Interview) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| The Ulster ceasefire: six beatings, three shootings and two bombings.(ceasefire in Northern Ireland (includes related notes)) | Retail industry | Jojo Moyes, Colin Brown |
| 'Think again. Look in my eyes and know this: I will always deal fair and true.' (UK Prime Minister John Major) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Tories attack Labour's charade of spin.(allegations of manipualtion of the press by United Kingdom Labor party; includes related article on United Kingdom Foreign Secretary and his wife) | Retail industry | Kim Sengupta, Colin Brown |
| Tories gamble on their youngest leader since Pitt. (William Hague elected as leader of United Kingdom Conservative party) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Tories hang on for May after vote ambush. (UK Conservative party prefers to delay general election until May 01, 1997) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Tories say the unthinkable. (former UK Conservative ministers talk of defeat in general election) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Anthony Bevins |
| Tory handling of BSE crisis to go before public inquiry. | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
| Ulster holds its breath as Trimble agonises. (Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Michael Streeter |
| 'Yes' by a whisker. Now the deals begin. (Welsh vote in favour of devolution) | Retail industry | Tony Heath, Colin Brown |
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