| The Independent 1998 Suzanne Moore |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A few of my pet hates. (animals not same as humans)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| A modernised monarchy? I don't think so - just look at poor Harry.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Are we really what we eat? (social segregation in United Kingdom reflected in eating habits)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Banish these design Nazis. (negative influence of interior designers)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Booze: Britain's real drug crisis. | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Britain's gay MPs: out of the closet but not yet equal.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Clare Short is right - there is more to the Third World than famine.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Could government take on the task of making happy families?(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Danger: women at work. (cultural changes resulting from rise in number of women in workforce) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Diana, David Beckham and a nation in emotional turmoil.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Don't criticise 'victimvision' - that's where people really are themselves. (confessional television programmes in United Kingdom)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Don't tell me about re-branding Britain, you'll never get it anyway.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Drop dead, gorgeous. (ordinary people's views about models)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Escape from Suffolk (A tale of drugs, guns, hookers and a charming killer in a Miami diner). (excerpt from 'Amazonian: The Penguin Book of Women's New Travel Writing') | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Forever In-ger-land. (English football fans riot in Marseilles, France) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Globalisation isn't inevitable: we can do something to stop it.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Governing by focus groups is just playing at democracy.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Hiding death away does not cheat it, but deceives us that life is forever. (controversy over BBC programme showing last moments of dying man)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| How TV-dinners show the decline of all that right-thinkers value. (United Kingdom's Social Affairs Unit fails to recognize that life has changed)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| I haven't got my tickets to the World Cup - and I don't care.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| 'I'm a bit of a boaster, bit of a big head, but it's not quite Watergate, is it?' (political lobbyist Derek Draper) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| It really does matter what Bill might have got up to with Monica.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| It's not the sex. It's the lies, and the tapes. (President Bill Clinton's personal life becomes mixed up with politics)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| I've seen the future and it makes me smoke. (negative aspects of anti-smoking movement in California)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Let children do the important homework: idling, dreaming, being themselves. (United Kingdom government's work ethic)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Lover man's lesson is: reform Parliament. (negative aspects of political culture in United Kingdom)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Madonna: the mother of all pop. | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Men say one thing and do another - please, tell me something I didn't know. (journalist Paul Johnson admits to having affair)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Mo Mowlam's disarming ways may be just what is needed today. (United Kingdom Secretary of State for Northern Ireland)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Monica. (Monica Lewinsky) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Naming and shaming is futile. (public humiliation of criminals not effective)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| No need to fake it any longer. (impotence drug Viagra)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| No wonder so many young men are alienated when we eulogise this ape. (footballer Paul Gascoigne)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Rape, feminism and Fay Weldon's desperate attempts to shock.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Real Britannia. (What Does It Mean To Be British?, part 1) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Remember: nobody likes a smart alec. (importance of emotional intelligence) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Sex is a fact of political life.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| She may be a tough cookie, but I don't have to stand by her man. (President Bill Clinton guilty of abusing power)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Spare the Teletubbies: they've dumbed-up Watch with Mother. (mixed views about children's television programmes in United Kingdom)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| The bickering on display about the Dome is what's most revealing. (conflict over exhibits to be contained in Millennium Dome)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| The irresistible rise of curves.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| The joy of being on the left.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| The most misogynistic film ever - or just a visceral slice of real life? ('In The Company of Men')(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| The private pleasure we take from observing public pain. (extensive media coverage of sex lives of celebrities and ordinary people)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| The real beauty of Anna Ford is that she's a female firebrand. (broadcaster Anna Ford critical of BBC)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| They're so out of it they can't face reality (the law-makers, that is). (United Kingdom government's drugs policy is hypocritical)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| We can't afford confusion at the heart of the childcare revolution.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Welcome to the Amazons. (women in new United Kingdom Cabinet)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| When divorce is best for children.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Who cares for these children? (problems with United Kingdom government's emphasis on family values)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Who gives a damn about the working man? (working class men ignored in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Who killed Yvonne Gilford? Who cares? Certainly not the tabloids.(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
| Why do we fund this Bland, Boring, Complacent bunch? (BBC)(Column) | Retail industry | Suzanne Moore |
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