The Independent 1998 Colin Brown |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Blair tells shattered Omagh: 'Any parent would go mad with grief.'(bombing in Omagh, Northern Ireland; includes related articles) | Retail industry | David McKittrick, Andrew Buncombe, Colin Brown, Cathy Comerford |
Blair urges more work and less pay. (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Clashes as anti-bombing protests grow.(opposition in United Kingdom to air attacks on Iraq) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Gary Finn |
Dobson offers 'family friendly' shifts to soothe angry nurses. (United Kingdom Health Secretary Frank Dobson) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Espionage mystery as riddle of sunken trawler unravels. (United Kingdom government agrees to underwater survey to establish cause of sinking of trawler 'Gaul' in 1974) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Hague faces leadership crisis as five more peers join rebellion.(United Kingdom Conservative party leader William Hague) | Retail industry | Andrew Grice, Colin Brown |
'Hague is looking like a man with the label "Caretaker" round his neck.'.(United Kingdom Conservative party leader William Hague) | Retail industry | Andrew Grice, Colin Brown |
Hague on warpath as Tories rally for fightback. (United Kingdom Conservative party leader William Hague) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Huge deficit looms, warn City experts. (United Kingdom could face economic problems) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Lea Paterson |
Identity of drugs case minister 'to be revealed within days.' | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Michael Streeter |
'If this is peace, what is war?'(bombing in Omagh, Northern Ireland; includes related articles) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, David McKittrick, Steve Boggan, Andrew Buncombe, Kim Sengupta, Colin Brown, Tom Gallagher, Alan Murdoch |
'I like Hague, but he's wrong about the euro.' (Michael Heseltine) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Labour puts money on Tote. (United Kingdom government to sell off state assets) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Labour to sell policy papers to lobbyists. (United Kingdom Labour party) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Modernisers cement New Labour agenda.(Stephen Byers becomes United Kingdom Trade and Industry Secretary and Alan Milburn becomes Chief Secretary to Treasury) | Retail industry | Paul Waugh, Colin Brown |
Mo steps into the lions' den. (United Kingdom Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam to meet loyalist inmates in Maze prison) | Retail industry | David McKittrick, Colin Brown |
New voting system 'faces 8-year delay.' (United Kingdom electoral reform) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Peers are told: time to say goodbye. (moves to remove hereditary peers from United Kingdom House of Lords) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Sarah Schaefer |
Saddam refuses to back down as war planes hit again.(Iraqi President Saddam Hussein) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn, Colin Brown, Andrew (American government official) Marshall |
Summer of discontent as jobs vanish. (job losses in United Kingdom manufacturing industry) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Lea Paterson |
Twelve months later he's still man of the moment. (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
Ulster faces 'No' vote catastrophe. (more Unionists intend to oppose Northern Ireland peace agreement) | Retail industry | David McKittrick, Kim Sengupta, Colin Brown |
Why anger is the everyday story of country folk. (United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Nicholas Schoon |
Why 'Mr Grumpy' wants to have the last laugh. (former United Kingdom Prime Minister Edward Heath) | Retail industry | Colin Brown |
World leaders 'were target of Irish bomb.' | Retail industry | David McKittrick, Colin Brown |
Yes, it was my son says Straw. But I'm as hard-line on drugs as ever. (son of United Kingdom Home Secretary Jack Straw accused of drug-dealing) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Michael Streeter |
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