| The Independent 1998 Jack O'Sullivan |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A fisherman's tale. (death of fishermen in Mallaig, Scotland)(Weekend Review) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| After the peace deal, what is it to be Irish? (psychological conflicts for Irish people living in England)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A little TM goes far. (use of transcendental meditation at Maharishi School near Lathom, England)(Education +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| An epidemic - or just a big wheeze? (mixed views about reports of untreated asthma among British children) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| 'A prostitute is not a rapist.' | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A well connected hostage is first to be freed. (campaigning on behalf of Britons held hostage abroad)(Media) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| A woman's work. (farmer's wife Julie Dinnis)(Weekend Review) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Betrayed: the luvvies Labour's lost. (mixed views about United Kingdom government's commitment to arts) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Daddy's coming home. (release of political prisoners in Northern Ireland) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Double vision, second sight. (role of artistic expression in defining individuality of twins)(Fine Art Society, London, England) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Dubliners come home to find boom prices in Cool Hibernia. (boom in house prices in Dublin, Ireland) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan, Alan Murdoch |
| Family ties that set us free. (Chechen hostages Camilla Carr and Jon James supported by strong family history of endurance) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Far too long on the couch. (possible dangers of psychoanalysis) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Giant Haystacks is dead. Long live wrestling. | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Going to the dogs (and other ways to survive a recession). (how entrepreneurs recovered from bankruptcy)(Review section) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| How on earth did I get here? (Rosemary Salisbury, headteacher of King Edward VI school in Retford, England)(Education) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| If life is not enough. (high levels of suicide among young men in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Just a single orange in the fridge: the facts of life in a 'food desert.' | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Just don't call me Mother .... (making M magazine appeal to parents of children under 10)(Media +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Looking for the best - for free. (finding good state schools in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Missing. (United Kingdom police forces fail to consult National Missing Persons Helpline) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Out in the cold - boys at school, men at home. (new views on differences between sexes)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Playing the game: champions of field and class. (improving academic achievement of boys at Garibaldi Comprehensive in Nottinghamshire, England)(includes case studies)(Education +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Real life: fascinating, lucrative, and cheap. (United Kingdom television documentaries focus on ordinary people) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Rich pickings at the executive dining table. (some United Kingdom celebrities earn large sums from after-dinner speaking) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Shiny happy people. ('Blue Peter' presenter Richard Bacon dismissed for using cocaine) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Some just keep walking. (men who disappear) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The decline of Miss Jean Brodie. (teacher Claire Head) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The dream of the ideal family is now a thing of the past. (United Kingdom government's Families Green Paper) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The major in mufti leads the battle of the buff. (Major James Scarlett supports naturists' rights)(Weekend Review) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The other Mr Straw. (Ed Straw, brother of United Kingdom Home Secretary Jack Straw) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The pregnant silence.(fathers-to-be fail to express feelings) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| The thrill of the Chase. (conflict over plans to build houses at Cranborne Chase in Dorset, England)(Weekend Review) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Tudors go to our heads. (strong interest in history of Henry VIII) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| We all win in the divine numbers game. (identifying personality types through Sufi tradition of Islam)(City +) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| We need men in the nursery. (role of men in caring for young children in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| What is Middle England? (readership of Daily Mail) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| When a new dad steps in. (stepfamilies can be successful)(Marriage for the Millennium, part 3) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Where are the female surgeons? (few women medical graduates in United Kingdom choose surgery as career) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Where's the good life? (contrasting views on country and city life in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan, Ann Treneman |
| Why children are a choice, not a duty. (those who wish to remain childless speak out) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Why did Paula want to die? (Paula Yates's suicide attempt) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Why fathers should have their day. (role of men in family life) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Why it's good to talk.(Weekend Review)(Dr Theodore Zeldin, fellow of St Antony's College, Oxford, England) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Will a change of scene leave Beryl Cook uninspired? (relationship between artists and landscapes) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Will the Prime Minister raise a cheer for men? (United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair)(Column) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan |
| Young lives under the gun. (British children's views about threat of war against Iraq) | Retail industry | Jack O'Sullivan, Rosa Prince |
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