| The Independent 1997 Jack O'Sullivan |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 1997: when the Teletubbies' star rose, Oasis' fell, and Hale-Bopp blazed a trail across the heavens. (popular trends in United Kingdom in 1997) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A bad way to educate boys.(Education +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A battleground to be. (Eagle Star plans new town in rural Hampshire, England) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A cigarette, a fond farewell and Jeffrey Bernard takes his leave. | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan, Amanda Kelly |
| A cleverer way to change the world. (schools set up to promote environmental and other ideas in the United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A nation left in search of a mother. (matriarch at heart of British monarchy)(Diana 1961-1997) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A very English problem. (pride in education in Scotland and Wales)(Education +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Blame the parents. (an unhappy childhood can make a person a high achiever in adult life) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Britain's canals are dying. | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Building from grief. (hospice founder Hilary Holden) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Can you recognise this man? (cartoonists' approaches to portraying UK Prime Minister Tony Blair)(Media +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| D? E? Get me a lawyer! (more and more UK parents take legal action against schools over poor examination results) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Drained, sprayed, and flattened. (threat to smallholdings in the UK) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Dump Camilla and find us a new Queen. (moves to improve the public image of the Prince of Wales)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Feeding frenzy. (mixed views about breastfeeding in public in the United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Freshers at the university of life. (caring for children who enter the competitive university environment) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Good old Hume, but what exactly does he stand for? (Irish nationalist leader John Hume)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Got to get a message to you. (BBC World Service coverage of conflict in Albania)(Media +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| How to switch on the power to move mountains. (management writer Joanna Kozubska identifies traits of charismatic personality)(City +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Husband v wife: crossing the battle lines. (marriage expert Professor John Gottman) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| I am my sister's keeper. (civil action against man believed to have murdered Joan Francisco) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Ian and Anthony Erskine: twins in life, twins in death. (Ian Erskine commits suicide following murder of twin brother Anthony) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| I'd been told that a new father should light a fat cigar and head for the pub to wet the baby's head. But I wanted to stay. | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| 'I had my baby on Good Friday ... suffering of the flesh and resurrection all in one day.' (novelist Margaret Drabble tells of birth of her son in Mar 1961)(Interview) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| In the name of the children. (local council in London, England, warns parents that a convicted paedophile is living in the area) | Retail industry | JAck O'Sullivan |
| Is the ramblers' battle won? (UK's new Labour government supports rights of ramblers) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| 'I think he has suffered enough.' (former Private Eye editor Richard Ingrams)(Media +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| I was at the birth. I didn't faint. Is there a magazine grown up enough to tell me what to do next? (lack of magazines for men with young children in United Kingdom)(Media +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Lessons in how to love. (learning to be a foster parent) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Life's a vacuum without it. (men who enjoy housework) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Never mind the job, some of us want a life. (growing pressure on United Kingdom employers to become more family-friendly) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| No smut, no smirking.(Penthouse magazine seeks to change its image) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Out of the depths of despair.(work of Peter Thompson, director of mental health charity (includes related article)) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Paradise regained. (restoration of grounds of Cadland Manor estate in Hampshire, England) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Put it all down to hysteria. (feminist academic Elaine Showalter believes that hysteria is the explanation for many modern afflictions) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Real men don't get a look-in. (negative media coverage of men in the UK)(Media +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Round the houses. (problems with caring for vulnerable children) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Scourge of the Brontes returns. (tuberculosis not under control in the UK)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Sisterly love - can a Picadilly prayer reach Chechnya? (Alexandra Little, whose sister Camilla Carr was kidnapped in Chechnya) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Teach me to be the next Bill Gates. (encouraging a more commercially-oriented teaching culture in United Kingdom)(Education +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The bean-counter's contract. (Cambridge University may abandon commitment to high architectural quality)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The Flash that struck the City. (new UK Chancellor Gordon Brown takes decisive action very early)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The modern Huckleberry Finns: young runaways are fleeing school, parents and boredom. Not all come back. | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The new generation: tomorrow belongs to us. (young Britons take serious approach to future) | Retail industry | Nicole Veash, Jack O'Sullivan |
| The politics of the BBC (Ben Bradshaw, Candidate). (controversy over BBC journalist Ben Bradshaw standing as Labour candidate)(Media +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Those who can, must. (teachers who influenced famous people)(boosting recruitment of teachers in United Kingdom)(Education +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Wanted: but dead or alive? (growing appeal of retribution in western world) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| What little doctors need to learn. (young boys need to be given more information about sexuality)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| When freedom is no release. (problems facing Michael Hickey, one of the Bridgewater Four) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
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