| The Independent 1998 Louise Jury |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A diplomatic change of face. (Linbert Spencer, minority ethnic liaison officer at United Kingdom Foreign Office)(Fast Track) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| From wasteland to tasteland. (efforts to promote music, film-making and photography in Sheffield, England) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| 'I can remember the terrible image in the mortuary.' (Shaun Russell, whose wife and daughter were murdered) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Josie's battle to win back her life. (Josie Russell, whose mother and sister were murdered) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Josie 'was beaten and left for dead.' (Michael Stone accused of murder and attempted murder) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Killer who hid behind facade of a decent citizen. (Sion Jenkins found guilty of murder of foster daughter) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| One Old Master, two artists and three auctions. The story of a saleroom farce. (pitfalls facing art collectors) | Retail industry | Kathy Marks, Louise Jury |
| Pablo Picasso's feat of clay. (Pablo Picasso as potter) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Police thought Josie was dead and then they saw that she had moved. (Michael Stone accused of murder and attempted murder) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Portraits of the artist as an old man.(Andre Villers, Royal Academy, London, England) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Queen of the jungle. (author Judi James) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Stone fantasised about killing and pleaded for help. (murderer Michael Stone) | Retail industry | Andrew Buncombe, Louise Jury |
| The business brains behind Blair. (industrialists and business people advise United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| The fruit trade that turned sour. (efforts to save banana industry on St Vincent) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| The Holocaust left her orphaned, penniless and alone. Now she'll get just 400 pounds sterling from the Nazis' looted gold. (Lore Robinson) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| There's no place like home. (homelessness still serious problem in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| The thankless task of caring for a Hollywood babe. (being nanny to celebrity's child can bring challenges) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| This man is desperate for food. Our answer was to spend 8m pounds sterling so that eight world leaders (and their wives) could talk about him. (G8 summit in Birmingham, England) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Trouble in paradise. (problems with disease and poverty in Jamaica) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Victim, killer, cause celebre and heroine. (Emma Humphreys) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
| Women at the top - still unpopular. (women bosses less popular than male bosses)(City +) | Retail industry | Louise Jury |
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